and i know that you're with rachel.", "no, you must have heard a satellite call that i was making to her." and i said, "don't lie to me." i was furious. i was wild. i was shaking. and then he said "i am here. but rachel had an accident. she almost burned down the house because she left a burner on. and so i had to come back here and get things organized." >> did you believe any of it? >> i really wanted to. but there was that part of me that said, "don't be stupid. somethin's goin' on." >> reporter: betsy put her foot down. there was no way she could be with a married man. >> i said, "i'm done. i can't do this anymore. you have to make a decision. you know, if you're -- if this divorce is not gonna go through, it's because you don't want it to go through. so if you wanna go back to rachel, you need to do that. all of your stuff is in the garage." >> that was strong. >> uh-huh. >> how did he take that? because i know this man, from everything you're telling me, was in love with you? >> he didn't take it well. >> coming up

first question, is your name rachel lindsay? whoa.ou are engaged. we're on the right track. did you keep waboom around because the producers asked you to because they need one lunatic in the house at all times? [ laughter ] >> no. because there's more than one. >> jimmy: oh, there is? okay. that is true. did you do anything on the show that could potentially get you disbarred? >> no. >> jimmy: okay. this could be -- oh, wow. [ applause ] do you believe the tickle monster should be behind bars? [ laughter ] >> no. >> jimmy: no. all right. [ applause ] yeah. the rest of it seems pointless. it's time for me to pick your final three. >> i can't wait. >> jimmy: keep in mind we're going to be looking for your reactions here. and again, this is something my wife and one of our producers aaron thought long and hard about and i just stepped in and concurred. okay? all right. your first -- can we get a drum roll, please? [ drum roll ] first, eric. eric is a personal trainer. but that's okay since he's not the one you're going to marry anyway. y

this is jack stone and rachel.ow you would think that these two would have something going they're just about the same age. and they're both attorneys. they're both from dallas. >> they both eat. >> they both eat. they both dance a little bit. they can hold hands. jack was trying his best, this guy jack stone. he was trying his best. something was missing. >> ah-oh. >> for rachel. rachel said there's no x factor there with jack. she was born with this dude. that can only mean one thing. see ya, jack stone, he is out of there. >> she was bored with him? but not nick vile? >> before we move along, there was a rose ceremony after jack got ousted. iggy and jonathan the tickle monster, forget about them, they're gone, okay. next, the short flight over to oslo, norway. this is brian, the analyst pick, brian and rachel. they get up on top of a ski lift, and they take the difficult way down. there is an easy way down. they take the difficult way down, rappelling. >> wow. >> this is drastic. but, as you can see, they're doi

. >>> plus, everyone loves rachel. the drama tonight as a swarm of suitors compete for the most eligible bachelorette on television. >> it's just not here right now. >> we're here with the host and the star revealing that this season love is in the air. >> i'm getting married. >>> and -- ♪ stronger than i've been before ♪ love and resilience. ariana grande returning to manchester for a mega benefit concert, raising spirits and millions for those affected by her concert's terror attack. the moment that brought ariana to tears. but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, dramatic new stories of heroism emerging from surveillance videos of the london bridge terror attack. as we're learning disturbing details about the suspects, one of them a known isis supporter and mev an extremist group. tonight we meet members of that group who describe their quest to bring sharia law to the uk and the world. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: it was 18 minutes of

eric: let me bring it to rachel. your husband, i'm guessing is on board with the infrastructure plan, is that right? >> yeah, he absolutely and so are blue dog democrats that voted for trump. let me say this, this poll renews my faith in america. the number one issue that american people care about debt. they understand that an out of control federal government and out of control debt is the biggest threat to our democracy and to our security and to our prosperity. so, you know, the american people always know what's best. this senate hearing was a big waste of time. shame on the senate for having this hearing. there was no evidence of collusion, they knew that going into it and gave in to the pressure of the media. >> old on, rachel, yes there was. no, no, wait, there was a smoking gun. there was collusion, unfortunately it wasn't donald trump and russia, it was loretta lynch, james comey colluding to change the narrative of the clinton campaign. >> that's right. senate, wake up! do your job and focus on the things

kenny and rachel get off to the helicopter.enny's got to go back and give lee one more round of business, if you know what i'm sayin'. >> stupid. >> rachel didn't particularly care for that. nonetheless, one of the most important shots of the show was when we see the helicopter take off, and there is lee, left behind in the norwegian wilderness, some will hope that he's back for the men-tell-all. if he's missing, i don't think anybody's going to miss him. >> does he have to find his way out of the wilderness on his own? >> who knows, at least he wasn't left on a deserted island as we've seen in the past. next, off to denmark, you've heard of the olympic games, the pan-am games, these were the viking games. it was a group date, believe it or not. yesterday we promised blood, and there was some blood in the final round of the viking games here between adam and kenny. who knows his way around the squared circle. i there was blood, take our word for it. >> [ bleep ]. >> there will be blood. >> next, the big headline of this show wa

rachel said no.ating another woman while i'm out here making out with 18 different guys at once. [ laughter ] it wouldn't be right. so he's gone. and also gone, blake and lucas. lucas is the guy who repeatedly says this -- >> whaaaaaabooooooom! >> whaaaaaabooooom! >> whaaaaaaaboooooom! >> whaaaaabooooom! >> jimmy: i don't know why either. [ laughter ] i really don't. but let's find out. joining us live now from whaboom headquarters, newly rejected bachelor lucas yancey. hello, lucas. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, jimmy! >> jimmy: how are you? >> better than ever, my friend. doing great. >> jimmy: let me ask you, how do you wind up on "the bachelorette" in the first place? >> good question. >> jimmy: thank you. >> jimmy. as always. you know, the producers brought me in. i had an interview, of course. and towards the end of the interview they kind of asked me, you know, do you have any special skills. and of course i was like, yeah, i've got a few things in my belt. and i said i could do some juggl

lou: rachel? rachel: the real crime is the leak.th regard to senator sessions, what happened to him at the confirmation hearing where he was accused of racism. here at the hearing they are accusing him of treason, collusion with the russians. this is why good men and women say i don't want any part of this. it's game playing. the republicans won a majority in the house and senate to get and move an agenda forward. and letting these hearings go forward that are so soup it. i was home with the kids today. i had to force myself to watch them. they were so boring. i wanted to be out playing with the kid. i don't think a lot of people are watching. they see through this. i have 8. i have 8. lou: she is trying to get us to believe she wanted to go outside and play with the kids. rachel: better than these stupid hearings, lou. mark: argue the policy, present a better policy. why do you just try to take down the whole executive branch two months into an administration. lou: how do you get into a situation where a fighter, donald trump who s

lou: rachel? rachel: the real crime is the leak.with regard to senator sessions, what happened to him at the confirmation hearing where he was accused of racism. here at the hearing they are accusing him of treason, collusion with the russians. this is why good men and women say i don't want any part of this. it's game playing. the republicans won a majority in the house and senate to get and move an agenda forward. and letting these hearings go forward that are so soup it. i was home with the kids today. i had to force myself to watch them. they were so boring. i wanted to be out playing with the kid. i don't think a lot of people are watching. they see through this. i have 8. i have 8. lou: she is trying to get us to believe she wanted to go outside and play with the kids. rachel: better than these stupid hearings, lou. mark: argue the policy, present a better policy. why do you just try to take down the whole executive branch two months into an administration. lou: how do you get into a situation where a fighter, donald trump who

i couldn't really hear after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in, and my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby and i went outside and i sat in the snow. i just buried my head into my hands and i started to cry. and then he tapped me on the shoulder and told me, haile's gone, too. >> that's your brother and your best friend. do you remember what was racing through your head, rachel? >> basically, why? i guess we all just couldn't believe it was both at one time so suddenly. >> even harder to absorb, how and where nick and haile were shot. they were the intruders byron smith killed. >> it was all very unbelievable. >> so what happened in that basement on elm street? the answer to that would lead to a heated debate. how far is too far when it comes to defending your home? when do you cross the line between victim and criminal? >> coming up, what had nick and haile been up to? a grainy image captures a clue. is that nick? >> you see him on different cameras, different angles walking around the house. >> is that haile? deput

>> with rachel it was a quick connection. her real quick. >> so, white peter is falling for rachel, it seems the games have been making some connections between their own. >> there is a huge bromance going on in the house. they are so nice and sweet. and very respectful. >> i would say right now, it's a gentleman's game. >> we're all here for the same reasons, and i couldn't tell you -- >> i think the biggest issue is all of us are very concerned about our hair. we've been hounding the producers to get us barbers to come in and cut our hair. don't think they're really used to it. >> i think there are more important things for those guys to worry about. how about rachel? how about being a good guy? >>> all right, believe it or not, the topic of hair did not come up when carly sat down with will ferrell and amy poehler, and this was to talk about their new movie, "the house." but somehow, will's facial appearance did. >> will has been described as a person who has a woman's face. >> are those women sunglasses? >> no. they're it

. >> i worked with rachel. she's tough. she's smart. she has high integrity. one of the smartest lawyers republicans would tell you in washington, d.c. a lot of folks two months ago didn't know rod rosenstein. maybe you don't know rachel. she's sharp. if she steps into that role, i think you will find somebody who wants to do everything by the book. >> political? >> she's a republican certainly served in the bush administration. i wouldn't refer to her as a political operative. but she's someone that republican lawyers admire greatly. >> she may find herself in that position because of a legal decision. what may be a legal decision for rod rosenstein. we don't just follow the president on twitter. we follow you. >> thanks. >> we saw you writing today. you note the president's anger in so for as it exists isn't so much with robert mueller but with sessions and rosenstein for the existence of a special counsel. >> you have the president being frustrated. everything you have seen in some way more or less dates bac

rachel said no. dating another woman while i'm out here making out with 18 different guys at once. [ laughter ] so he's gone. and also gone, blake and lucas. lucas is the guy who repeatedly says this -- >> whaaaaaabooooooom! >> whaaaaaabooooom! >> whaaaaaaaboooooom! >> whaaaaabooooom! >> jimmy: i don't know why either. i really don't. but let's find out. joining us live now from whaboom headquarters, newly rejected bachelor lucas yancey. hello, lucas. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, jimmy! >> jimmy: how are you? >> better than ever, my friend. doing great. >> jimmy: let me ask you, how do you wind up on "the bachelorette" in the first place? >> good question. >> jimmy: thank you. >> jimmy. as always. you know, the producers brought me in. i had an interview, of course. and towards the end of the interview they kind of asked me, you know, do you have any special skills. and of course i was like, yeah, i've got a few things in my belt. and i said i could do some juggling. and i had an ace ventura imp

it was totally afterwards where rachel and i were then -- you know how it is. you have these amazingly rich stories and then you want to tell a broad story about what you saw and that is when i went back and started to try to understand where the gaps were and in some ways where the biases were that came from collecting data and asking the same kind of question. sort of my accident, i came at it backwards without doing the identifying gap and this is what we will look for. we wanted to understand. i think that turned out to be a powerful mistake. >> tell us a little bit about the nuts and bolts of this thing. what it was really like to have these conversations with these families in such an intense way. >> it is hard. we had ten field researchers in four locations. just hiring the right people mattered. and i think right in that moment i started having my p preconceptions pushed. people who were interested in the job were a very diverse groups but in terms of age, background, education, level of connection to the community they were going to be researching with

if i was a liberal, rachel maddow would be all the rage. think what we see in the country right now is that theree are people on the far left who are frustrated with the democratic party because theno democrats are kind of caught in the middle of their own vortex. some of the democrats want to go far left, they want to go income redistribution, jacked up the tax rates, and then there are the ones that are kind of struggling, kind of a little bit in the middle. there are no-man's-land. they have tried all of the ideas of globalization and big government programs, and they failed miserably. obama had a phenomenal personality. he was able to outdo mccain who was a terrible candidate, and mitt romney with the 47 disaster comment. able to win both times.y but had a candidate like donald trump caught fire in 2008, 2012, barack obama would not have won the presidency. it would not have been reelected, but we did not have the candidate. >> sean: some headlines in the the georgia sixth district. >> i love the faces on nbc! >> sean: and on cnn!nd the

how about rachel? how about being a good guy?ight, believe it or not, the p toic of hair did not come up when carly sat down with will ferrell and amy poehler, and this was to talk about their new movie, "the house." but somehow, will's facial appearance did. >> will has been described as a person who has a woman's face. >> are those women sunglasses? >> no. they're italian. my mother and father used to say, you will go far in life because you have a beautifully, shapely woman's face. look at that jaw line. >> these two have been friends for more than 15 years, and they really know how to crack each other up, even when they're supposed to be working. >> please! >> luke, i am your lobster. >> tell us something we'd be surprised to know about each other. >> that amay is a really good kick boxer. >> yeah. one thing people don't know about will is that he's really, really -- >> see, this -- no. >> he's really conceited. >> all right, momma likes. >> in their new movie, "the house," will and amy discover they don't have enough money t

rachel is in tennessee, line for democrats. you're on. caller: hi. sort of a question, but a comment. the majority of the public are toward the independent side and more and more single-payer alternative. we're getting comments, such as obamacarets about oh, has done this and helped so many people get insurance. architect of obamacare was actually well point insurance lobbyist. mean, they -- the insurance ompanies get $500 million in subsidies and they are not required to spend that on the public. for just feel like, you know, there's no regulation, so we be about there needs to more competition. if the government doesn't rovide oversight and regulate people, insurance conglomerates ave merged and if you look at the insurance company profit ince obamacare was passed, they're up double digits in profits. the public has been this f deceived as far as republican democrat kind of ping-pong game. host: thanks for the call. andy slavitt. uest: yes, this is an interesting question and something very important in this ill, the senate bill, that speaks to rac

if i was a liberal, rachel maddow would be all the rage.hink what we see in the country right now is that there are people on the far left who are frustrated with the democratic party because the democrats are kind of caught in the middle of their own vortex. some of the democrats want to go far left, they want to go income redistribution, jacked up the tax rates, and then there are the ones that are kind there are no-man's-land. they have tried all of the ideas of globalization and big government programs, and they failed miserably. obama had a phenomenal personality. he was able to outdo mccain who was a terrible candidate, and mitt romney with the 47 disaster comment. able to win both times. but had a candidate like donald trump caught fire in 2008, 2012, barack obama wouldk not have won the presidency. it would not have been reelected, but we did not have the candidate. >> sean: some headlines in the george r sixth district. >> i love the faces on nbc! >> sean: and on cnn! the fundraising free fall. you have senator chris murphy of conn

rachel drops down the keys. >> did rachel get one? >> they're twins. one of them is getting the car and the other is happy about it. where's my car? >> that's the beauty of their relationship. rachel bought melissa this car. >> get out. >> i bought it for you on my own. >> how'd you buy a car? >> i have a job now. and this is the first thing i bought. >> first thing you do with the money you're earning is buy someone else a gift? what a nice girl. >> rachel says melissa helped her out when she was in college and ran into financial issues. this was her way of paying her back. >> my brothers suck. >> they're relatively young doing this for each other. that's really something. >> she bought her a 2017 subaru. >> wow. that's a sweet little ride too. >> put your foot on the brake. now hit it. roll the window down. >> do everything i tell you to from now for the rest of your life because i bought you a car. >> she gets the sister of the year award. >> thank you. >> thank you doesn't add up enough. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >>> we've had a lot of kite

(rachelle gandaro/lives nearby): i was coming down port of chicago from 7/11. and i see two cops, you know, just speeding. and i come over here and i see the guy on the ground. they're just working on him. he was just laying there it was really sad.gibson and the dog were pronounced dead on the scene.(rachelle gandaro/lives nearby): i didn't know he had a dog with him until later. my friends, my neighbors stopped and asked police. tjey said that the dog was you know, with him. and they both were hit and killed... there were some people around him. just a lot of police cars and medics. it's sad because a lot of people speed through this area. and people walk on this highway you know and its dark. you gotta be careful.we spoke to a neighbor that lives nearby.he tells us he heard a huge thud and immediately ran out to help.by the time he got out.. he said the car that may have hit the victim was already too far down the road to identify.(rachelle gandaro/lives nearby): it's really sad. that could have been anybody i know. that could have been anybody i know. that

." >> welcome to everybody rachel the difference in the media pint out media hypocrisy going not that both sides don't do it, of course, they do but insure field like on the left, the rhetoric has been more violent heightened. >> absolutely full scloufr you disclosures husband a congressman very tough for my family the media is so unfair about this we know that had this been a trump supporter shot democrats at baseball game the blame would have been laid directly at feet of donald trump. and i will point out, also, that i have heard nothing from the media or from the democrats since the shooting, about how their strategy to delegitimize trump has contributed time to reflect on that to take the leadership, on their own side, and talk to their people, about how they can lower the rhetoric instead of making this frankly sorry to say this eric but sort of like everybody needs to lower rhetoric there is sort of effort to become this really kumbaya moment we just kind of get past this, i don't think we are going to see any changes, unless the democrats -- >> hold on rachel i am -- ted nugen

this is when dean told rachel about losing his mom. a date like this, a very successful date, i should add, with a concert they went to. dean is going to be around for a long time. next, the group date. >> group date. >> yeah. 13 guys on this, plenty of people. let's put it that way. and they have guy stuff going on, on board. but the real highlight of the whole thing was this spelling bee that they eventually got to. after all, this going on, on bee, let's just say it was not the scripps national spelling bee that we all know and love. coming in, there's the winner, josiah. they presented him with a cup, a trophy and stuff like that. he was parading the cup like he was on the pitch at wembley stadium. >> lord stanley's. >> exactly, exactly. rather have that than anything else. next, that night is when the drama really kicked off. this is the new producer's pick. now that waboom is out of there. lee's kicking up all kinds of controversy. kenny is having issues with lee. these guys are just never going to get along, let's put it that wa

. >>> plus, everyone loves rachel.e on television. >> he's just not here right now. >> we're here with the host and the star revealing that this season love is in the air. >> i'm getting married. >>> and -- ♪ stronger than i've been before ♪ love and resilience. ariana grande returning to manchester for a mega benefit concert, raising spirits and millions for those affected by her concert's terror attack. the moment that brought ariana to tears. but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. tonight, dramatic new stories of heroism emerging from surveillance videos of the london bridge terror attack. as we're learning disturbing details about the suspects, one of them a known isis supporter and mev an extremist group. tonight we meet members of that group who describe their quest to bring sharia law to the uk and the world. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: it was 18 minutes of terror on a saturday night. >> come on! >> reporter: pedestrians mowed down on a

(gritos). >> rachel, esta no es tu familia, rachel. >>>> danny, danny, danny. >> danny, toma una foton cuenta porque era muy feliz. >> ¿quÉ le dices a tu nena cuando la llevaste al set?. >> ahora lo ve en la tele, le digo asÍ vivia yo, con un orgullo de ser rivera y lo que vivimos en ese tiempo, y quiero enseÑar a mis niÑos de dÓnde vienen nuestra raÍces. >> sÍ, es bonito saber de dÓnde vienes pero ver a dÓnde has llegado con todo el esfuerzo y trabajo, se siente rico. >> y compartirlo con ustedes. >> a veces uno no tiene tanto dinero y uno e ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ como una nueva mujer regresa a los escenarios, mary boquitas, el esperado show gran oportunidad nos visitan el iluminador y el juez alexis valdÉs. aprende a elegir el bloqueador solar. en inmigraciÓn conoce los pasos para lograr la ciudadanÍa en tu idioma, y celebra en grande con nosotros la independencia de estados unidos, aquÍ en un nuevo dia que comienza contigo. >> oye, no hay que perderse la semana que viene un nuevo dÍa, ni este domingo ni ningÚn dÍa de la semana. >> ni nunca. >> tienes razÓn. >> venimos comentando

what do you think, rachel?ng that donald trump and he's chipping away at the power of the mainstream media because he's exposi exposing. . lou: a lot of them tune into see the president of the united states put these fools in their place, and so far -- >> i sure do. lou: he's done a hell of a job. [ laughter ] >> charlie, thanks for being with us, rachel, thank you, and thanks for being with us. join us tomorrow, senator luther strange, congressman jim jordan, ed rollinsur guests. please be with us. good night from new york. kennedy: the trump white house is confident replacing obamacare can get done this summer. some senate republicans have their doubts. the panel weighs in, and the president travels to kentucky to push infrastructure plan. congressman massey is here to tell us why he likes what he hears. >>> grab a pen and paper because it's time to get smart. the president is furious at that cowardly turncoat attorney general jeff sessions and i'm happy to fan the flames of his hot anger if it will bring wax

harris, congratulations on this tonight. >> thanks, rachel. glad to be here. >> let me ask if i got anything wrong in the way i explained that? >> no, you got it right. >> i have to ask you about a small but human detail. peter smith, he died about ten days of a you spoafter you spok. can i ask you about the circumstances of the interview and of his death? >> oddly enough peter smith reached out to me. he apparently learned i was looking around and interested in him, which is true. my knowledge of what he was involved in predated my first contact with him. he reached out to me and we had a conversation about what he was doing, which was fairly extensive and obviously he's quoted in the story. and it was at that point that when we suspend that conversation that i continued doing reporting and assumed in this case perhaps incorrectly that i would have the chance to go back and discuss this further with peter smith. but obviously he died about ten days after i spoke with him. so it was on the record. he reached out to me. he was in no way ashamed

in a new interview, rachel maddow seems to be back trackin tracking.he says it is possible that it's possible that there was no knowledge. and there's a lot of circumstantial evidence that points at a lot of unexplained and false contact between trump people and russian people. circumstantial evidence is circumstantial evidence. this is a serious thing. even chris matthews after comey testified said that it's dead. this has gone on for nearly 11 months. what's your reaction to what's being said now after all that bad reporting? >> i think rachel maddow must be riddled wrapped because the tinfoil had is through the roof. it's not going to convince conspiracy theorists like her to stop. her number one goal is to bash and obstruct the trump administration. it has been from day one. and they're going to beat that dead horse until they can't do it anymore. i think it's especially ironic that this interview she gave that you quoted from his in "rolling stone" magazine which apparently is billing her on a trump cover as the most trusted name in news. could th

rachel linsey is the oldest bachelorette ever. >> i am. i'm old in this world. >> practicing lawyer. smart. together. and yes, rachel is the first african-american batch lr or bachelorette in this the 34th cycle of the shows. >> there is absolutely pressure being the first. part of my hesitation in saying yes to being the bachelorette. >> she does find love. we know this already. >> rachel is engaged. >> i'm getting married. >> god, a weird show. >> so going to make a believer out of you. my fiancee makes me feel amazing. >> who is he? the clues to the final two. >> typically i have fund that i run away from the guy who -- has it all together. but i always run towards the one that's a little bit more challenging. so here i am left with two guys, faced with the exact same situation. when it came done to it, i was really only in love with one of them. >> reporter: who are the real contenders? there is brian. hot and heavy out of the gate. >> i didn't want to kiss anyone the first night. >> next thing you know she is having her face sucked of

. >> rachel, i watched a watergate documentary today. and soy just want to apologize through you to the audience for possibly wrapping too many of my questions tonight in watergate stuff. because it is amazing, the parallels are just amazing. and eerie. >> until you start doing fred thompson accent, you are forb forbidden you. are forbidden for apologizing for these things because the parallels are real, in real life. >> it's amazing. they keep going on and on and on. and you think of okay, what is the cancer on this presidency? and i have a theory about that. what the cancer on this presidency is. which i will be announcing in the next hour. >> and therefore we will all watch. >> thanks, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. >>> well, president trump lashes out. well all know that. and he has been doing that for a very long time. probably since childhood. he started lashing out at me personally six years ago when i called him a liar as soon as he opened his mouth about president obama's birth certificate. when he became a presidential candidate,

. >> rachel and jack share oysters -- >> i have a great time every time i'm with rachel.atural. possibilities are honestly endless. >> it's salty! >> and i'm open to it. >> then, what are these guys wearing? the competition gets fierce, as will tries to score points with rachel on and off the court. >> you got a bunch of alpha males out there, we're all here for rachel, obviously, and we all want to win. >> yeah! >> i needed to see that from will today and that didn't go unnoticed. now at eight ... natthe trans march kicks off pride weekend in san francisco.tonight .. how police plan to keep everyone safe during the city's biggest annual celebration.whooshafter the death of a teenage girl at lands end, new questions :is the national park service doing enough to keep hikers away from dangerous cliffs? whoosha warning for home sellers in the east bay ... listing your property on social media could be dangerous.whooshan oakland teacher's home is burglarized ... the thieves make off with her little dogshe's the sweetest thing ive ever known and i want her backyou're watching

. >> rachel and jack share oysters -- >> i have a great time every time i'm with rachel.atural. possibilities are honestly endless. >> it's salty! >> and i'm open to it. >> then, what are these guys wearing? the competition gets fierce, as will tries to score points with rachel on and off the court. >> you got a bunch of alpha males out there, we're all here for rachel, obviously, and we all want to win. >> yeah! >> i needed to see that from >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, katy perry gives a behind the scenes peek at the one love manchester concert. >> how are you? awesome that you're here and doing this. >> and why is the free spirited miley making headlines now? >> i think i'm weird because i that i feel, like, very genderless. >>> then, matt lauer's late night confessions. does he regret his infamous interview with britney during her breakdown? >> if people think it didn't go that well, i apology. >>> then, number three, debra messing tells us everything she knows about the "will and grace" reunion. >> we start in augus

rachel has already announced that she's engaged. what's behind abc's strategy? were you like, i have to tell people? >> i think it was mutual. i'm saying it. they're like, let's do it. people will be more invested, knowing that it worked for her. i think people will tap into that. >> see, kevin? don't be a skeptic. she found love. >>> still ahead, celeb dating details from a "family feud" face-off. moms give t scoop on the men in love with daughters. >>> then the gloves come off in niecy nash's new show. >> don't judge me. there's a place like no other... where a walk down main street... where a walk down main street... blah blah blah .. hey! the name's rocket and i need your help! the collector has trapped my friends, the guardians of the galaxy in this weird...freakshow... check it out...this is the joint we're in... and we need you to help us break out! got it?...good...now move it!...i gotta go! ...here there is magic for days! >>> that's taylor swift, spotted for the first time with her new man, joe alwin. >> the hoop up over her head, boarding a jet to fly