rachel, what is pandora?radio -- >> jimmy: that is right, it's close enough. we have a tie game. this is our final question. >> oh, boy. >> jimmy: the final question is -- for rachel, you get to try first. what is a pandora's box? >> does it have to do with music? >> jimmy: it does not have to do with music. >> does it involve money? >> jimmy: in a way, kind of, yes, a little bit. >> do you keep money in it? . >> jimmy: you don't know, do you? all right, katy. for the chance to win it all, what is a pandora's box? what is pandora's box? >> pandora's box was when they opened the box, the evil things came out. >> jimmy: is that right. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that means katy is still our champion. congratulations, katy! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we offer you a special prize. cousin sal? thanks for playing "generation gap." we have music from a thousand horses, jeffrey dean morgan is here. be right back with wanda sykes! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ bend the rules of what's possible with the epic h

rachel: i am not sure it matters. know everyone loves to go back to that, but i do not care about that. charlie: that is it for you. rachel: that is it for me. it does not need to become a national nightmare. the punishment does not fit the crime. how many presidents can we get there? the punishment does not fit the crime. if at -- it had been taken care of quickly, it would have been gone quickly. charlie: third we go from here? ken: jurisdictional fights, bleeding into the entire season. charlie: tom brady will not play the first four games? ken: unless they get an injunction. there is a weird possibility it could be upheld and sent out later. charlie: which is not good. rachel: he plays and mrs. f -- misses four playoff games. charlie: stay with us. ♪ charlie: we begin with the latest developments in the fight against isis. turkey announced it will cooperate in the battle, allowing american warplanes to use turkish airbases techtarget the group in syria. turkey has been criticized for failing to stem the flow of fo

rachel: i'm not sure that actually matters. know everyone goes back to that, but i don't care about that. you break the rules or you don't break the rules. i don't think it needed to become a national nightmare. [laughter] i don't think that is our punishment. charlie: it came from gerald ford. rachel: how many presidents? but yes i don't think our punishment fits the crime. i don't think it had been taken care of quickly the way it should have. you can't break the rules. charlie: so where does it go from here? ken: mark barton cases, trips to minnesota, jurisdictional fight. it will bleed into the entire season. charlie: as of now, tom brady will not play first four games? ken: as of now. unless they get an injunction. unless there is a weird possibility he could be upheld and sitting out later in the season. charlie: which is not good. rachel: the risk you take is you have an injunction now, he plays and then you miss a playoff game. charlie: thank you. thank you for coming in. it's a pleasure. that a moment. stay with us. ♪

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 them and become stronger for them and america is stronger for them. here is how we have done it, by staying together. not by dividing each other but staying together with the eyes on the horizon about the future. >> i am here to ask you for your prayers, for your support and efforts because i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> it's taking the band of brothers that i work with everyday, and we're going take the l

. >> rachel, it's me! rachel!> exhibit b-5 creates an internet sensation, sparking vigorous debate. some believe it's really leaked trial evidence. >> it feels real. like the shaky camera and the sort of awkward moments when they aren't saying a lot. >> many others think this is a sick and twisted hoax. >> this is definitely fake. if somebody gets hit by a car, are you going to keep the camera on your face and keep it on them? our instincts are to drop and help your friend. >> so what is the truth? >> well, i just got back from the funeral so i'd have to say exhibit b-5 is pretty damn real. >> wait, there's no way -- >> hi. i'm cindy and i played rachel on "exhibit b-5," and i am all good. >> rachel, it's me! [ sigh ] >> that's more like it. >> rachel! >> "exhibit b-5" is a ghoulish take on prank videos. it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. it's skirting death. i think that's why horror is

joining us again, comedian and actress rachel feinstein.rs and applause) he's a rapper and actor you can see in the new movie "southpaw," out friday, 50 cent. (cheers and applause) and he's the director of the new movie "trainwreck" and author of the new book "sick in the head," my old pal, judd apatow. (cheers and applause) it's a great panel. lot of movie power on the panel tonight. now, judd, we did this whole cosby thing. i wish he was here tonight. because i know you had a lot to say about this. what is your take on what all this stuff that just came out? >> well, everything just came out so i feel like -- >> larry: you were enjoying it. it's so sad. i mean you are one of the only people to really make a strong statement about it. and i only talked about it because nobody was talking about it. >> larry: well, it's showbiz. i feel like the women make strong statements. (laughter) no one chose to believe them. >> that's through. right -- true. right. (applause) the camille thing always shocked me that she stands by him. >> larry: yeah. i

i believe it's rachel bracket. rachel, are you there? rachel, can you hear us? >> yes, i can. you can hear me? >> yes, we can hear you. where are you there now? you work at the facility, don't you? >> yes, ma'am, i do. >> where are you now? >> i am in building 17. >> did you get this alert? has anyone come to escort you out of building 17? >> no. >> what's going on? how do you feel? >> i'm very nervous. >> are you there alone? >> no, i'm here with about 15 others. >> and you are civilian employees, rngts you? >> yes -- aren't you? >> yes. >> do you feel you know what you're supposed to be doing? did you get the code white alert telling you to shelter in place? >> yes, i did receive a text message and shortly after they did call and sent e-mails. >> can you take us through what's happening now on your end? >> well, we are all in a secured building right now and we're behind a locked office at this present time. >> have you had any further e- mail contact with anyone since the first alert went out? >> yes, they are e-mailing us giving us code white active shooter, shelter if pla

before she left she prayed for me. >> that night, rachel left the life.he enrolled in a center for trafficking victims called wellspring living. looking back she said she was lured into stripping. in part by how glamorous it seems in music and videos. >> i wanted to be the independent chick. i wanted to be that. and i wanted to have a louie and have a cadillac and have nice things. >> we can both agree that with what we see in the music videos and all the glorification of the independent chick and the stripper and all of that, what you're saying is that what they forget to tell you is the ugly side of it. >> yes. yes. when they take the cameras off, how about how you feel the next morning. how about filming them then? >> next. >> something went wrong. >> this woman was a human trafficker. >> she was duct taped and took to alabama. pwhat've we got? 5. bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen

i eat until i'm numb. >> i'm 35-year-old rachel is 5 foote a8. eating became her obsession. >> she found comfort in food. anytime she started to feel lonely, she would turn to food to numb those feelings, those emotions. >> a romance gone bad led her to overeat. >> i got screwed over by a guy and i ate myself to over 300 pounds. i just feel like such a freaking loser. such a waste of talent. a waste of a human being. >> she grew out of her leotards, she grew out of her cheer outfit and dance uniform, and she withdrew, she withdrew from life. once that happened, she just became an eating machine. and she ate herself to over 300 pounds. >> but rachel hits a road block in her weight loss journey when tragedy strikes. >> was it because of him? the one guy? >> he died. and like, i can never talk to him now. >> her emotions overflow, but her eyes are on a goal become fixed to better coach a high school squad and fit into her old cheerleading outfit. >> any cheerleader can come back as long as they live and wear their uniform and homecoming. yeah, if i

lady rachel dolezal boom boom! boom! >> larry: why that got nobody my wheelhouse jon? going to talk about that crazy white lady come on. come on jon. >> larry: . >> jon: all right, thank you larry have fun. that's our show. here it is your home of zen. >> in the '90s i thought lots of fun tweets so we will start with d who says in the '90s i thought that computers were much easier to use. remember the green flashing you know. >> oh yeah. >> and thought nothing will ever be as cool as crystal meth.

>> reporter: well, rachel, you've seen these things unfold. trickle of information as it gets under way. the fbi is on the scene, as you can see behind me. they're working into the night and they are taking the lead in this investigation, but atf is also working this. so are authorities from some of the local agencies here. we are starting to learn a little bit more about the suspected gunman, who as you mentioned lived near this area. authorities this evening have been going to his home and have been -- they're going to try to find out what he was doing in these last couple of weeks, whether he was talking to anyone particularly online, whether he had e-mail communications, phone communications with some people. federal authorities mentioned earlier in the day that they were considering this or they were investigating this as an act of domestic terrorism. now, federal law enforcement officials do say that they are looking into this, whether this might, and the big question is might, have been inspired -- isis inspired perhaps because of the t

lady rachel dolezal boom boom! boom! >> larry: why that got nobody my wheelhouse jon?in prince-- how about that? >> jon: yeah, sure. yeah. >> larry: you know we're going to talk about that crazy white lady come on. come on jon. >> larry: . >> jon: all right, thank you larry have fun. that's our show. here it is your home of zen. >> in the '90s i thought lots of fun tweets so we will start with d who says in the '90s i thought that computers were much easier to use. remember the green flashing you know. >> oh yeah. >> and thought nothing will ever be as cool as crystal meth. >> larry: tonightly, bobby jindal gets a big endorsement from... nah, i'm just kidding. we're not talking about that. we're celebrating history! it's big gay monday! (cheers and applause) come on out! come on out! yeah! that's right everybody! on friday, history was made when the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage nationwide. sing it, b

>> rachel they are.i came to the event an hour or two before there were supporters of martin o'malley and hillary clinton across the street from one another, dozens of supporters chanting at each other. the hillary rodham clinton chanting i believe she will win. the martin o'malley supporters chanting back, things that martin o'malley did in maryland that the dream act, minimum wage. he was for gay marriage. so it was quite a scene out here before the event inside. and i'm told the martin o'malley campaign had 200 people at hills event earlier toxtd i was at the hillary clinton event and she was packing the house as well. there is a lot of grass roots enthusiasm, sign waving supporters. they are excited about the democrats here in cedar rapids. >> anthony terrell who has never not been excited wherever he is at the moment that he is there. anthony, i miss seeing your face every day. i'm so glad you're out there doing what you're doing. great to have you here. >> thank you rachel. i miss you. >> me too. a

from msnbc "the rachel maddow show," rachel maddow is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] very psyched here. from the new movie "paper towns," cara delevingne is with us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] can't wait to talk to her about that. and a wonderful band. they are back on the show tonight. neon trees will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] you're here on a good night. now, before we move on, here at "late night," we just love slogans. they are so much fun. for example, we all know kfc's slogan is "it's finger lickin' good." it is, i licked all my fingers. [ light laughter ] de beers -- de beers slogan, "a diamond is forever." i hope so, it was very expensive. [ light laughter ] energizer battery slogan "keeps going, going, and going." it does. they're all great slogans, but we started to think why should only products have slogans? everything could benefit from one, so we came up with some for you in a segment we call "new slogans." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: let's kick things off with a slogan for kale smoothies. "kale smoothies -- good to the first drop." [ laughte

-rachel: mm-hmm. -ken: oh, absolutely.: the brand that you see on there today -- pure+lano -- if you think about a hub-and-spoke model, lanolin's at the hub, and all the spokes are all these products. miranda: this is our hand cream. it's got natural antioxidants, like a shea butter, vitamin "e." it's got the acai berry. rachel: oh, it smells really good. miranda: it's just phenomenal. so, this is our antiaging hand, neck, and face cream. and so it has a patented antiaging ingredient that actually helps promote collagen in the skin. and it's antiaging. two, we've got a whole sea-salt body-scrub cleanser that is absolutely phenomenal. we also -- i wanted to tell you this -- this is our lip scrub. it buffs off all that dry, dead skin, and then you've got a soft, you know, scrub over it. layne: and i'm sure you'd want to test the items and things like that, but what do you think we would need to do to actually, you know, be able to bring something into, you know, qvc that works for you all? ariana: items that we don't like --

but i want to show you, here's rachel mcadams in "true detective." you've got to dress like you're worth $2,000 a night. you're going to need somebody's help with that. this bus is going to take you up to wherever the party is, i heard. and they are not going to let you take a purse or phone or anything. they are going to make you turn all that stuff in. >> okay. we're going to be around a lot of guys that expect easy sex. what are you going to do about that? >> i'll figure it out. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: pow! love it! that's so good. so cool. rachel mcadams, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "true detective" airs sundays at 9:00 p.m. on hbo. "southpaw" is in theaters now. michael pena joins us next. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we're testing hanes with x-temp technology. hey dad! emily? ready? no! wait! slow down a little! oow! it's designed to keep help keep you cool. hanes revolutionary x-temp technology. when you're cool, you're comfortable. did you leave behind something reliable? something that felt like... home

alexander: rachel speaking to us from beijing. stuart: the greeks creditors arrived in athens for a new round of talks in greek bailouts. alexander: creditors expect to press for more reforms in exchange for the 86 billion euro bailout. officials from creditors have arrived in athens to begin technical discussions about what athens needs to do in exchange for those reforms and also how much money they need. reporter: 86 billion euro is what is at stake as grace resumes talks with its creditors this week. mid-level officials from the european commission and the european central bank are heading to athens to hammer out the terms for third greek bailout package. the two sides are hoping for an agreement by august 11 as debt repayment deadlines loom for cash-strapped athens. greece owes the ecb 3.2 billion euros by august 20 and the international monetary fund 1.5 billion euros in september. failure to repay the ecb would likely mean greek banks would stop receiving emergency liquidity assistance, which could lead to their collapse. t

rachel good morning to you.ood morning, everyone. >>> it was judgment day for that michigan doctor who intentionally misdiagnosed hundreds of patients and had them undergo cancer treatments that they did not need. on friday a federal court judge sentenced dr. farid fata to 45 years behind bars. fata pleaded guilty to charge that he ordered chemotherapy for more than 500 healthy patients which made them sick or terminally ill patients who couldn't be helped by the treatment. >>> and in texas, new video that surfaced this morning of the deadly biker shoot-out in waco, texas. this videotape is from a restaurant next door to the twin peaks bar. the shooting took place in may and it shows people fleeing in panic moments before police officers arrived with their guns drawn. nine people were killed in the incident, 18 others were wounded. 170 people were arrested in connection with that shooting. >>> and donald trump's presidential bid appears to be gaining momentum in the wake of his comments about mexican immigrants.

for a closer look, we go to business reporter rachel rupe a life in beijing. good morning, rachel.m falling out of the shanghai composite plummeted in trading. the index closing down 8.5%, largest drop since 2007, largest drop since 2000. we saw 75 stocks fall for every one that rose. the index has been on the ballot the last three weeks at the unprecedented intervention measures by the government. today shows investors are not confident in the market and many looking to cash in after rose back above the 4000 level. the hong kong hang seng continued with its row falling 3%. by comparison japan's nikkei and the kospi were relatively calm, falling 1% and the costs become one third of a percent. that is what is happening in beijing. back to you. dagen: rachel, thank you for that. a big deal the drug industry to tell you about. teva pharmaceuticals by allergan for $40.5 billion. allergan will receive $43.75 billion in cash and have shares valued at six and three quarters billion dollars. the new sending shares sharply higher and premarket trading. it will add to adjusted earnings in 20

and in the middle we have -- oh, it's rachel dolezal. [ laughter ] [ applause ] there she is.. next, on one side we have me. on the other side we have everyone on the cavaliers besides lebron. and in the middle we have people who are watching the nba finals. [ cheers and applause ] doing a good job. i'm watching too. i'm watching too. up next, on one side we have climate change. on the other side we have sir mix-a-lot's butt references. and in the middle we have things we can't deny. [ laughter ] [ applause ] no use denying them. they are both scientific fact. moving on. on one side we have a queen song. on the other side we have eating a gluten-free cookie. in the middle we have, another one bites the dust. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and finally on one side, we have today's political news. on the other side, we have an article in cosmo. i don't know what this could be. bush is in. [ laughter ] that's venn diagrams. we'll be right back with more "late night." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all the hard work... time in the service... community college... it matters. it's why we, at u

meet jacob. >> nice to meet you. >> you too, rachel.you is more interesting than the last thing i learned about you. fracture kentucky and i heard you are from a political family in kentucky. >> uh-huh yeah. my mom was mayor of my hometown in lexington when i was in college. >> very nice. did that make you extra careful about not getting in trouble in a way that may embarrass your mom. >> always, all the time that and a lot of other reasons. >> always a good idea not to embarrass your mom. great to have you here jacob. you probably know how it works. you will get three multiple choice questions and you get two of them right and you will win some junk that we're embarrassed about but we like any way. what's the junk that we always give. >> first of all, the classic cocktail shaker. >> a bonus prize which is something that has been cluttering our office. >> banana slicer. >> yes, a banana slicer. >> you can always find a use for it. >> in case you don't have a butter knife we have a banana slicer. it came from my vet but it is a long stor

>> reporter: rachel they are. when i came to the event an hour or two before there were supporters of martin o'malley and of hillary clinton. across the street from one another, dozens and dozens of supporters chanting at each other. the hillary rodham clinton folks chanting, "i believe she will win." the martin o'malley supporters, the minimum wage he was for gay marriage. it was quite a scene. i'm told the martin o mally campaign had 200 people at his event. the hillary clinton event was packing the house as well. there's a lot of grass roots enthusiasm here, sign waving supporters. they are excited about the democrats in cedar rapids. >> anthony has never not been excited about wherever he is at the moment he is there. anthony, i miss seeing your face every day from when you worked on this show. great to have you there. >> thank you for having me i miss you. >> we'll all be working for him one day. seriously. lots more ahead, including the story i like to think of as nuns win, koch brothers lose. happy friday.

rachelle oldmixon is an environmental scientists. i'm phil torres, an entomologist. now let's do some science. ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome to techknow where we bring you life changing innovations in the field of science. i'm phil torres and i'm here with kosta rachelle and lindsay. >> when we think of camp lejeune, we deal with soldiers to go into the field. but there's an epidemic with soldiers returning with completely invisible wounds, i'm talking about ptsd. be camp lejeune has innovative ways of technology to combat this problem. the ugliness of war has made an indelible mark on the minds of many americans. and can linger longer after deployment has ended. posttraumatic stress disorder or ptsd was first diagnosed in 1980 but has existed for as long as there has been war. >> clearly it appears the underlying cause of those conditions were the same as the underlying causes whraf what we call posttraumatic stress. we know very little of what is at the cellular level of what's causing them. the only way we can find out those answers is through technology. >> one promisi

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good evening, lawrence. >>> rachel, i believe you just expanded the staff of the rachel maddow show by 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.

i worked a lot with rachel, and rachel is extraordinary.et in los angeles now, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: and so you're a a detective, and vince -- >> using the term loosely, i'm a detective. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. kind of on the down slope of a a career that was never really rising. >> jimmy: yeah. he's not the -- >> down and out. rough around the edges. a broken man. all the characters are very fractured in their own way and vince's character kind of has me in his back pocket because of a bit of information that he has on me that could bring everything in my life down if it was exposed. and so, i'm kind of jostling between vince, his character, and he is kind of somewhat of a, you know, white collar criminal who's trying to go good. and the corrupt police department that i'm also representing. >> jimmy: you are representing it very well. very correctly. we have a -- i have a clip. here is colin farrell in "true detective." season two starts sunday night, 9:00 p.m. on hbo. check this out. >> so why do you feel your visitation rights shoul