rachel is here. >> rachel: i never heard e1 g.geraldo rivera and it's interesting because here than a year after the 2016 election and hillary clinton is still saying there are questions about whether donald trump was legitimately elected and donald trump respond ed let's hear from hillary and we'll have you weigh in. here is what she said. >> hillary: i think there are lots of questions about his legitimaticy and we don't have a method for contesting that in our system. that's why i've long advocated for an independent commission to get to the bottom of what happened. >> ed: the president just a moment ago tweets crooked hillary clinton is the worst and biggest loser of all-time. she just can't stop, which is so good fort republican party. hillary get on with your life and give it another trial though then he says give it another try in three years so geraldo he's not really saying move on. he's saying come at me, bro. >> geraldo: yeah, so would i if i were him. i think he would probably be the worst candidate the democrats could

rachel said yes!ke you as my husband. >> reporter: on a warm autumn day in september 2017 rachel jeffs became mrs. rachel jeffs-blackmore. it was a wedding very different from her first one. >> reporter: today rachel, who just a few years ago could never have imagined freedom lives near "imagine lane" with brandon and their children. a thousand miles and memories from short creek, the flds and of course her father. >> believe me, the judgments are coming and we have got to survive them, and we must be lifted up. >> reporter: after more than a decade behind bars the prophet continues to rule the flds from prison. his followers in short creek have dwindled. once almost 10,000, it's estimated they now number a quarter of that. but still take their direction from warren jeffs. >> do you think your father is a fraud? >> oh, yeah. of course. i think he is a liar. i think he pretends to be someone he's not. >> if you could say anything to him, you can do it in that camera. >> father, i wish that you would ac

and i know that you're with rachel., 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. >> reporter: did you believe any of it? >> i really wanted to. but there was that part of me that said, don't be stupid. something's going 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. >> reporter: that was strong. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: 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

rachel: that was awful.lle sounds like she is running a tight ship at home. preparing for today's game in mexico city. and those are your headlines. pete: good stuff, rachel. appreciate it head out to rick who is outside with some folks with some signs, right, rick? rick: yes outside. i always say if you bring a sign you are going to get on tv. it worked. [cheaters] rick: show the signs don't be a turkey, watch "fox & friends." whose hand was that? >> my sister's, actually. she is not here. rick: her hand is famous all the way from los angeles. welcome. >> hi. >> are you excited to be in new york. >> yes, very excited. iivelg waiting months for. this they came straight from l.a., got off the plane. this is their first stop. we appreciate it? >> we love fox. rick: talking weather we have a not a bad week in store. we do have storms coming into the pacific northwest again pattern. this is wednesday's look. planning on wednesday travel no, big delays in any of the airports except the pacific northwest. maybe a

when heather started the rachel way in her daughter's honor she was buying the food out of her pocket giving it away. >> she was recovered how do you turn it into something good for the world. >> reporter: "fyiphilabundance provides her with fresh fruits and vegetables. >> we struggle, we do our best, a resource like that is meaningful. >> rachel way is one of many hunger relief observations philabundance sports. go to 6abc.com to see the way you can connect, share, give, matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." >> the rachel way. i like that. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning, they are under appreciated and overburdened. they are navigator the holiday season -- the navigate the holiday season with their own moms in town. >>> thank you, ikea. oh, john can't come. my uncle geoff just confirmed. the one that's always bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) why arit's because sweeney'sing been exposed as aeeney? double dipping pension padder. caught spending campaign

rachel, just a sleight of hand?hat the people who voted for brexit are going to be furious because they feel they voted to bring down immigration and they'll feel betrayed by the brexiteers who promised that. isn't there already upward pressure on wages? aren't we seeing low—skilled jobs better paid than they were, because there are fewer unskilled migrants beginning to come in.. but didn't they vote on what they perceived to be too many people coming? even though those people were needed for the economy. that's the argument the government has got to end. we'll see where the figures go, of course. this week was described as historic by one eu foreign policy chief as the eu moved closer to deeper defence integration between member states. the permanent structured co—operation pact or pesco for short, should come into force next month. 23 countries have declared they'll take part so far with portugal and the irish republic eventually expected to also sign on. 0nly denmark, malta and, of course, the uk will remain unaf

offshore you know you could do those venn diagrams of not even that just like connect the dots sort of rachel maddow esque sort of thing that there are all linked together whether it's hillary clinton or donald trump or every single head of state and every single head of major corporations in that state or domus island in that state they're all connected through these the banking system that is like a separate banking system unique just for them yeah the social justice network did a study just recently it and they concluded that there is between twenty and thirty trillion dollars the old off shore is part of the parallel economy that's one of times the g.d.p. of america they conclude it's about two hundred thousand people they pay no tax they invest the masses they keep going higher in value because the central banks print money. in a way that makes the assets that they own go up in price but no wages the wages don't go up that's financial engineering deregulation post rager reagan thatcher so it's like you have a huge field you're getting that field and the water disposed to irrigate the cro

rachel's intense breakup with peter.inal rose" special. he was in the running to be the next "bachelor." but ultimately, producers picked arie luyendyk jr. >> were you relieved it wasn't peter? >> i thought it was going to be peter. i think what's good is we can watch it, and just watch it. >> reporter: in the three months since the finale aired, the couple has only spent a day apart. bryan moved from miami to rachel's hometown of dallas, and he just got his chiropractor's license in the state. >> i basically rented out my condo. sold my car. >> bryan is all in. >> i jumped in. head first. >> where are you with wedding planning and talking about it? >> we talked about winter of next year. now we're talking about fall. and to be honest, i could do spring. >> she's not the wedding planning type. she just wants to get loose at the bachelorette party. >> reporter: and while the couple is open to a televised wedding, they admit they totally loved keeping their engagement on the downlow in those months before it aired on tv. >

perry, confirming her status as their 51 er brunt dropping rachel katherine brunt dropping rachel hayesel hayes. it was always going to bea rachel hayes. it was always going to be a difficult pitch, especially into the second innings. as the pitch starts to break up, it‘s been really difficult. so the fact that we got runs on the board and we were batting first in the second innings puts us in a really good position. second day then in which the momentum flowed. england can take confidence, but this match remains intriguingly poised. england‘s men have been in action as they warm up for their ashes series. the bowlers really impressed against a cricket australia 11. they could‘ve won it with a day to spare, restricting the invitational side to 70—7 trailing england by 197 runs. chris woakes was the star bowler with four wickets, after jonny bairstow and mark stoneman both made half centuries. there were three games in rugby union‘s anglo welsh cup tonight. at the rec, bath came from behind to beat the defending champions leicester 33—31. bath won it with a late penalty try to go top of

rachel?celebrated about british life, the incredible cuisine that has boomed and blossomed in this country and particularly this modern british trend over the last few years, i think it's been really interesting. it is experimental, maybe a bit.... delia had a cookbook all about boiling an egg, essentially. this is a different chapter. thank you both a rematch, rachel and laura. that's it for the papers. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website, and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you laura perrins and rachel shabi. goodbye. not a lot happening on the weather front but one thing to watch out for tomorrow morning, the fog patches which will be developing across england and wales. for the early morning commuters it may be a bit troublesome. very mild across england and wales by the early hours, temperatures around nine or ten, far colder in scotland, closer to three or four. tomorrow the best weather

can we say this about russia gate a little bit when i watch what i watch rachel maddow she seems to be cashing in on the russia gate thing like you know what was to say alex jones was taking things to a level of ratings milking is this happening on the left now yeah i mean it all started in the two thousand and sixteen campaign and i started watching c.n.n. and i started noticing they were having basically like infomercials for millennia businesswoman entrepreneur model you know they were pumping up trump on c.n.n. so much and it was jeff zucker who understood the appeal of trump to the american public to the american public this is the former producer of trump's apprentice which introduced trump to a national audience now he was the c.e.o. of c.n.n. and he was going to pump trump up and then as soon as trump gets elected c.n.n. decides we're going to tear him down and appeal to this resistance crowd which represents everything to the left of the far right trump including you know neo conservatives were never trump republicans they had a big audience jake tapper who does the primetime

. >> it's my pleasure, rachel. thanks for having me. >> i should mention you are also an msnbc/nbc news contributor. we are really happy to have you on board here. >> thank you. >> i want to ask about a lot of different things that are going on right now. in part just doing your mini resume think think our viewers will understand that you've had proximity tie lot of the most interesting people and jurisdictions here. >> what they may take from that is that i can't keep a job. >> i wouldn't say -- none of those jobs are ones you've held for five minutes. i've had a lot of those. but i do want to ask you about your decision to stay on into the trump administration, and then your decision to leave this fall. obviously, you were acting d.e.a. administrator when the trump administration came to the fore. you stayed there for nine months before you announced you were leaving. why did you leave? >> the first part is easy. i was asked to serve by attorney general lynch under president obama. i have great respect for the me

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. over here from barnes & noble on the upper west good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. i just rushed over here from barnes & noble on the upper west side where i was signing books tonight for my new book. >> oh good. >> guess who was sitting in the front row. >> i don't know. >> the famous judy who you have made famous -- >> the lady from the diner? >> judy from your diner. there she is. there she is. there's the picture. there's the full screen picture of judy from the diner. at barnes & noble tonight. she told you this wild idea she has about maybe i should run for president. i told her that i would very, very happily accept the vice presidential nomination on the maddow/o'donnell tick. >> i thought you were going to say judy. >> i like that vice presidential job.

rachel camp rach rachel, and gary, what do you make of the uranium one revelations? >> it adds to the inconsistence that we've been hearing about on this deal and look, the left is going to defend this to the end of time. the right wants to put people in jail. for me, it's all about what they should be doing that's following the money. $145 million into the coffers of the clinton foundation from players in this deal before, during and after, add in the fact that the clintons did not disclose it and what you have is simple definition of the potential of pay to play and influence peddling and the fact that there is no big investigation is an absolute sin. one thing we do not want from government people is to make decisions on this country based on them lining their pockets. trish: i've got to say it's really bizarre, rachel. you keep in mind not only was the clinton foundation accepting all of this money, but there was a fbi investigation going on at the time. that's what we've learned. 5,000 new pages have been revealed, information that the informant was providing th

my first televised interview was with my friend rachel maddow.ire on her show and our conversation about it at the beginning of my book tour. >> on the last day of march, 1948 president lyndon johnson gave a speech about vietnam. while he was in the middle of waging that war, he was also running for re-election as president, his campaign was not going well. he gave that address to vietnam, and tacked something unexpected on to the end of that speech. >> i shall not seek and i will not accept the nomination of my party for another term as your president. thank you for listening. good night and god bless all of you. >> that revelation in the middle of the democratic primary and a speech about the war had the new york times the next daybreaking out not one but two giant semicolons. halts north vietnam raed joins hanoi peace moves. i think they ran out of steam by that headline. the shock of a president not seeking a seshl term? in any other election year, a sitting president dropping out of the race would have been the headline. whole books would ha

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this is what i don't get, rachel.on't think president trump realizes that many of the puerto ricans that are moving to the states, about 100,000 in the past few weeks are going to florida. so they're going to change the landscape of the election for 2018. and we're going to make sure that they vote. and we're going to make sure that they remember who didn't help when the time came. >> carmen yulin cruz is the mayor of san juan, puerto rico. mayor cruz, it's really, really nice to have you here. >> thank you. >> thank you for being in touch with us throughout this whole time period. >> thank you for not forgetting us. >> well we haven't forgotten you. but you've been an incredible help to us in terms of being able to track and let the country know what's going on. >> and thank the american people for their heart. >>> that's it for us tonight. now time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel. and an extraordinary interview with the mayor. really glad to see that follo

good evening. >> good evening, rachel.e deadlines move, that means they don't have a bill. it's as simple as that. >> the report from axios tonight who broke that news suggests they didn't come up with a w

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rachel maddow starts now. >>> thanks. it's been a busy news night. investigative reporter mark hoezen bah has reported he's discovered the price tag for the trump russia dossier. commissioned by fusion gps research firm. trump administration and republicans in congress have been trying to turn the existence of that dossier into its own giant scandal, what we've learned in last couple of weeks, initially a conservative website, free beacon which paid for research. after trump got the republican nomination, law firm connected to hillary clinton campaign and dnc which paid fusion to continue its work, including hiring ex-british intelligence officer christopher steele to produce memos about the trump campaign and russian government. forgive me for saying, nothing in the steele memos have thus far been conclusively disproven and every campaign worth its salt does research. but tried to turn this into its own scandal, the real collusion story, is in part by claiming that dossier was a massive financial undertaking. might remember president trump tweeted t

good evening. >> good evening, rachel.this hour last night i was predicting -- it doesn't feel like a prediction, that same clovis' nomination probably withdrawn and probably when the president's plane is somewhere around the pacific. and one of the reasons is that now that we know he's part of the special prosecutor's investigation, now the e-mails are ve vealed in the documents and cooperating with the special prosecutor, one of the things i said is, of course, senator stabnow, the top democrat on the agriculture committee, the staff would be writing questions

maisel," rachel brosnahan is here.antastic actress. [ cheers and applause ] and her new stand-up special, "nice lady" premiers on hbo this weekend. michelle wolf, one of our favorites -- [ cheers and applause ] -- is you're here tonight, so you're here on a great night. white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders has been holding a lot of press briefings lately, but i don't think all the questions we need answered have been asked. so we decided to hold another one right here, right now. that's right, sarah huckabee sanders and the "late night" press corps are here in our studio and ready to go. so without further ado, it's time for the "late night" white house press briefing. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: yes, miss sanders, miss sanders. miss sanders, yes, yes, thank you. seth meyers, "late night with seth meyers." secretary sanders, what are the most terrifying nine words in the english language? >> the president will still be here in five years. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: next question. what does

don't know yet, rachel. don't know.in really good hands. >> well, to that point, i mean, tonight -- we woke up this morning to "the washington post" publishing what it believed was an omnibus list of contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials or agents, 30 different contacts. by this afternoon we have news from "the atlantic" magazine of further contacts between donald trump jr. and wikileaks, which has been named as a russian cutout in this operation. that's interesting on its face in terms of whether or not there's contacts, knowing contacts, which might themselves be legally problematic for donald trump jr. i'm wondering how the investigation is managed in such a way when it continues to mushroom the way it does, when there are that many contacts, that many people who have been not telling the truth about their communications with russians, and when obstruction of justice possibility becomes a tangent off of this one, bank fraud becomes a tangent off of this. how do you handle this spreading? >> how do

well, rachel, ian and simon are still here. opposition believe universal credit is the right thing and is here to stay? i think universal credit should be stopped until we get rid of this government, frankly. they cannot handle it. they are still defending universal credit despite the fact that everyone who has anything to do with it, claimants, local authorities, food banks, the church, says it is plunging people into poverty and debt. if you talk to jeremy corbyn and john mcdonnell, they think the principle is right to incentivise people so the phillip hammond does something in the budget about the delivery of that? that would be a good thing? perhaps the principle of simplifying it is a good thing but i am not sure, that might be an illusion. but in any case, the government have had so much evidence that it is not working so we're left with two possibilities, either they are indifferent to the level of suffering they are causing orjust clueless and i don't know what is worse. is it fair to say it was rolled out to some? is i

did i lose rachel? i uguess i lost her. i just wanted to tell rachel she has a lot of friends here in philadelphia where i've been spending the day. today donald trump gave chuck schumer and nancy pelosi more power than any republican president has ever given to a minority democratic party in congress.

good evening, lawrence. >> good evening, rachel.t rushed over here from barnes & noble on the upper west side where i was signing books tonight for my new book. >> oh good. >> guess who was sitting in the front row. >> i don't know. >> the famous judy who you have made famous -- >> the lady from the diner? >>

lenore jarvis, a fellow of the american association of pediatrics and rachel weintraub, legislature and consumer federation of america. after my comments, we will open it up for questions from you all. today we are here to release the u.s. education fund, 32nd annual toy safety report, trouble in toyland. the message today is clear, we need to protect our youngest consumers from dangerous toys and parents and consumers need to watch out for common hazards when shopping for these toys. over the past 30 years, our report has led to at least 150 recalls and other actions to take dangerous toys off store shelves. now, this year, when our researchers went out looking for potential hazards, we once again found toys and products that could harm or poison a child and we found these toys in national chains all over the country from dollar stores to big box stores, like target. our report also lists the over 30 toys that were recalled by the consumer product safety commission. parents should compare this list with toys they already have in their homes to make sure that they don't already have rec

shocking, even given everything we have heard. >> you will hear from rachel jeffs in her own words at 9:00 and "dateline" here on nbc bay area. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," if friday doesn't get you excited, maybe the forecast will. >> we are not quite done with the rain. showers moving through this morning as you get ready to head out. don't forget the umbrella. we'll talk about the chance of you seeing rain on the other side of the break. >>> we are looking at stuttering camera shot. smoothing out for dublin. once you are out tl, traffic flows well through livermore and dublin. i have a note for transit riders as well. >>> new this morning, alarming report detailing how many people in the bay area are struggling to pay rent every month. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to t

good evening. >> good evening, rachel.lier tonight he believes he is in the 9:00 p.m. hour at msnbc but i believe it is written in law that you are in charge of the 9:00 p.m. hour. >> yeah. >> of msnbc. >>

. >> reporter: thanks, rachel. yeah, you talk about halloween down here, this is supposed to be a joyous time in this neighborhood, around manhattan. throughout this night, it's been so upsetting to see all of the police activity and the flashing lights and everything, and you see a little kid walking by in their halloween costume, parents pushing strollers with their kids out here, others headed off to the greenwich village parade tonight. and so people are still out there on the streets. but having to walk past this crime scene, and knowing what happened here, and that eight people lost their lives here. as you can see behind me, we're still blocked off. there is an active crime scene investigation going on right now, because there are still those unanswered questions. so police combing through the scene, trying to figure out exactly the path that this suspect took coming down that bike path. we know there was like a 15-block area along the path that he came down, leaving victims all along the way, until he ultim

megan, rachel whatever the heck your name is you'll never find somebody better then me. you'll never fine somebody better than me mr. producer guy. is she getting her revenge or what she's marrying a prince. >> she dated someone in between who was a high profile person before. she may not do too shabby. she knows what she wants. there she is. yes. >> yes. >> we dent know their story. we will get more details. >> i don't know. >> that is why they said earlier this month, was it at thanksgiving, when dit actually happen. we will have to find out. >> is what your favorite restaurant say it right now. >> taco bell. fast food, right. >> no, your favor restaurant, do you love your favorite restaurant that you would name your child, your new born child after that restaurant. well, this couple loved going to olive garden, the guy's name is justin. so he said this on twitter, we spent first part of our lives loving olive garden and now we spend rest of our lives loving olivia garton. their last name is garton. >> um-hmm. >> but they named her kid olivia. >> it is beautiful, great

from "crazy ex-girlfriend," actress rachel bloom.turing the 8g band with will dorsey jr. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. in that case, let's get to the news. the official rockefeller center christmas tree was lit earlier tonight. and it will stand there until january when i have to drag it out to the curb. [ laughter ] former president obama will meet with the leaders of china and india during an upcoming trip abroad, while president trump will meet with who he thinks are leaders of china and india. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] according to recent analysis, the fcc received more than a million fake comments in favor of repealing net neutrality. it's the most fake comments ever found outside a high school reunion. [ laughter ] "oh, my god, you look great!" [ laughter ] a family in seattle recently called the police after discovering a four-foot sna

. >> good evening, rachel. the next speech we're going have on this network is democrat ralph northam of virginia, the winner of the virginia's governor's race. we're awaiting his remarks. rachel, i want to get your reaction to what you just witnessed in the president's speech in north korea, a speech that had the usual kind of trumpian surprises that as you're listening to the speech, you can't quite believe it's happening. but then you go oh, yeah, this is donald trump. of course he is doing an advertisement for one of his golf courses, self-enriching against all the previous principles of the presidency, right there in that speech. along with several other things. >> so the speech in the south korean national assembly certainly aimed at north korea for the second half of the speech. but you're right. in the first half of his speech, he did kind of a -- he kind of read a complimentary encyclopedia page about south korea which was designed to have him warmly received by his hosts. the president was very stiff