. >> skylar, rachel, sheila. total bffs. >> they hung out all the time. >> you thought of them as a team. >> the three of them became inseparable. >> then one ended up missing. >> nobody's heard from her. nobody knows where she is. >> something's wroong. something's bad wrong. >> where was skylar. someone was hiding something. >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things. it starts to get ridiculously out of control. . >> mean girls. mean enough to kill. >> tonight we take you into a secret world that's going to stun you, teenagers, social media and murder. >> she was like, well, she'll blackmail me. . >> people come if all shapes and sizes. >> a clique of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. . >> hello, welcome to "dateline." . for sky lar's parents, she was all they could have hoped for. a straight-a student and then their world turned upsidedo

and she the woman at the center of all that happened was rachel rachel hatfield. so rachel. tell me about her. >> [bleep] -- i'm sorry. we're starting, right? >> just whatever. >> start again. oh, yeah. >> what did that do to you when i said that? >> my heart just went, "boom." >> the subject of rachel, as you can plainly see, is painful for tim cherrington. a pain that might lessen if he'd only learn to forget. but all he can do is remember. like the night they first met. >> it was a july night, a party. and -- she was -- dancing. and i said, "wow, i'm gonna meet that girl." >> how old were you? >> i was 18 and i think she was 17. >> oh wow. >> love-drunk teens. they set up house together. that's tim during those giddy years, rarely serious. looking like a character from the movie "dazed and confused". and there's rachel, unconsciously glamorous. like some movie star in her own romantic comedy, with a plot that was all too familiar. aspiring artists waiting for their break. could see making a life as a painter? >> yeah, she could. >> rachel could picture it because she had

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rachel over to you. rachel: wow, amazing.eaded back to provide shelter, water, medicine to millions in need. joining me now by phone is franklin graham, samaritan's purse's president and billy graham's van listic association -- evangelistic association. franklin, it's always an honor to have you on. full disclosure, i donate to your organization because i know it does good work, and i know that people can feel safe giving to this organization. could you let our viewers know what you're doing, what your plans are in haiti and how soon you think you can get your folks out there to do the good work you do. >> well, thank you very much. we are sending our cargo plane today at 1:00 eastern time from greensboro, north carolina, to port-au-prince. and there it will be trucked -- we've got about 31 tons, and we can do a flight every day if we need to. but we're taking on this flight emergency shelter. this would be fiber-reinforced urethane plastic which will last for years. we still have some of this plastic used today that was used

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rachel: it is.ls half of the country's pro-vin shall capital u.s. troops are rushing in to evacuate americans. will: lucas tomlinson is live in washington as the taliban moves forward moves in on the capital of kabul. good morning. >> good morning, the taliban seven miles outside of kabul and have the capital surrounded. the first group of marines have arrived to start evacuating americans. >> the city. and they have throughout this last few weeks, you have seen it for yourself. taken over border crossings. taken over highways and major intersections. >> in his first public appearance in days ashraf ghani vowed not to give up on what he called the achievements of the last 20 years. the tall ban have seized over half of afghan's pro-vin shall capitals $85 billion on afghan army. officials sacrum bled. until kandahar their spiritual home. 3,000 u.s. troops to arrive to evacuate troops from the embassy. destroying accepts tiff information at the facility that cost over $700 million to build. despite co

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will, pete, rachel? rachel: thank you, griff.explains away how we've got our americans surrounded, americans trapped outside the gate, 13 americans killed, strategic blunders across the board and right now a deadline that hasn't moved. rachel: our weapons in the hands of our enemies. interesting to see boris johnson there bragging, really, about what a stellar performance the brits have done in evacuating their people, saying there's nothing like it in speed and scale. their operation was called operation pitching, and he says he's lost in admiration for the performance of that evacuation by the british. and i guess in america we're just not as proud of what our government has done. as you said, it's a debacle. will: and it's not yet done unfolding, unfortunately, with this specific, credible threat against our forces which, essentially, are sitting ducks in the same place where where they got hit just days ago. let's bring in joey jones, fox news contributor and retired marine bomb technician. joey, always good to see you. love

rachel. over to you. rachel: thank you, will.dent biden for the taliban take over of afghanistan some in the media are placing the blame elsewhere. a new cbs news report suggesting that climate change helped strengthen the taliban. one reporter writing, afghanistan has been rocked by climate change, past three decade brought flood and drought and left people hungry the taliban has capitalized on agricultural stress in government to recruit supporters. here to react publisher of climatedepot.com, marc murano. thanks for joining us. this isn't the first time this has happened. aoc blamed people coming across from central america on climate change. we all know they come for economic liberty and opportunity. how big of a stretch is it to blame what is happening in afghanistan and the strength of the taliban right now on climate change? >> it makes absolutely no sense. this is an embarrassing article, written by a cbs news climate and energy reporter. this is a desperate attempt to try to make anything bad that happens in the world, i

rachel: yeah.. seeing it -- you could hear about it and you wonder if it's exaggerated and see it and it's unbelievable. dad, what was your reaction when you saw the video? >> well, you hope that you are not shocked but you kind of are. mostly appalled though that she would have the gull to say the things that she did to threaten the students in the manner which she threatened them. and then to use their classmate as weapons against them. that was pretty shocking. >> she seemed so confident that the administration wasn't going to do -- she even said it but even the way she said it showed that she just had no fear. are you surprised that the administration has, you know, fired her or what do you think about that? >> well, actually, really happy with how -- with how this has gone down. like, they worked really quickly. i have been in contact with one of the board members. she said they usually have like a 24-hour period before they even take any kind of action and after they watched the video they we

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it's my honor and privilege to be able to do this with rachel and meighan. it is a pleasure and we will get to the book in a moment. but just a wonderful occasion today. on morning joe this morning and now closing out my day by doing this event for politics and prose, which was my favorite bookstore when i was in dc for nine years. and i remain one of those leading independent bookstores in the country so thank you, so much. rachel and meighan are both to twowomen that i have had the pleasure of working with for many years. rachel, as we get all of our work in the obama administration, all of the global issues, international issues, white house counsel and then i also have to say we have been very fortunate in times up to have rachel as an advisor. internationally rachel has been working on the military sexual assault and independent review commission work that was appointed by president biden and secretary alston. meighan and i got to know each other also when i was in the white house, when she was doing amazing work with malala. she and i organized a very

>> listen, i've seen rachel, okay?ing. okay? >> i'm telling you, if i wanted to be with rachel, i would get a divorce. i would not [bleep] kill my wife over something that small. you know what? right now i guess i don't give a [bleep] what happens to me, okay? i know what happened, i know what you're trying to do. >> what am i trying to do? >> you're trying to get me upset and it's working. congratulations. >> upset at this hostile line of questioning, seth said he'd had enough. got up and strangely shook thomas'hand. >> appreciate it. >> and then he walked out. in the end, what did the investigators have? that seth lied about sex, but was it even that? all he admitted to was making out with rachel. and on the big question, he insisted, over and over again, that he did not kill lisa. even agent thomas expressed disappointment with the outcome of the marathon interview, nearly five hours long. >> you felt you'd come out of a 15 round fight? >> it was exhausting. felt somewhat like a failure, in some regards. >> why? >>

rachel: thank you.turning to your headlines, the man convicted of assassinating former senator robert f kennedy is recommended for parole he has spent 53 years behind bars, california parole board deciding he's a changed man and is no longer a threat to other safeties. allie county district attorney did not object to his release but the final decision lies with california governor gavin newsom robert kennedy's son douglas is a fox news correspondent. new york state schools will be subject to mask mandate public and private schools will be required to mask of their students the state department of health issuing the mandate at the direction of newly sworn in kathy hochul and in florida judge throws out ron desantis on school mask mandate the judge ruling desantis overstepped his authority a spokesperson for the governor's office called the judge's decision not based on science and says they will appeal. harvard university kaplan is a devout atheist. what the heck, how does this habit is a question this i

rachel: gracias.y que abrirla desde ya una cuenta a rachel. yo me ofrezco como su manager porque va a tener mucho futuro en redes, me gustarÍa hablarte de algo. como profesora de zumba has dado clases a muchÍsimas personas. ¿quÉ cualidad especial crees que tiene rachel? rachel: ¿cualidad? quÉ puedo decir mÁs que... su felicidad que irradia en todas las clases. es una energÍa increÍble, no para. no para desde que yo empiezo, no para. de verdad que la hora que pasamos disfrutamos mucho, igual con todas mis alumnas, es demasiado divertido. carolina: esta super linda el mensaje que tiene rachel en la camiseta: gracias por bailar conmigo. me imagino que han inspirado a millones de personas yo estoy inspirada con ganas de ir a bailar. ¿quÉ tipo de historias han recibido de personas que al ver su mensaje, al ver su vÍdeo se han atrevido a cambiar su vida, a hacer ejercicio? estar saludables, bailar. >> sÍ, ella ha sido un ejemplo para muchos o sobre todo en la clase y hasta el dÍa de hoy hemos recibido mensa

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thank you very much, rachel. thank you for having me. >> let me ask you about this decision for defense department personnel -- um -- to now be required to be vaccinated. it seems, to me, that that affects a large number of people just because the defense department is such a large employer. it seems to me, also, that the hinging it on or at least citing the full authorization, the expected-full authorization of the vaccines, as opposed to emergency use, may also signal a different kind of benchmark. are you expecting that that full authorization might mean more mandates? might mean more americans are comfortable getting vaccinated? >> i think, two things are going to happen, rachel, when you get the full authorization and -- and go beyond the emergency use. there are going to be some soani e dpartmsn e ap people who really do feel that they're concerned that we don't have enough information, and when you get the full approval, then they would change their mind. you know, that's an interesting situation because i

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tonight >> my pleasure, rachel.et me start by asking you not about the most important thing, but something that my interest was very peaked by today at the scent second pentagon briefing today. in which we learned that there wasn't just one baby born on one of these flights, one of these evacuation flights this weekend at ramstein in germany, but the general we were briefing with actually said there have been three babies born in these circumstances? >> yes, that is. right he surprise everyone on that, including. me this is general sea lions, he is the commander of u.s. transportation command. and we want him to come in and talk to our press corps about the incredible adjusts effort that is going in to moving these thousands of people out of afghanistan and into temporary safe havens elsewhere. as they work their way back to the united states. and read the end of the briefing, he got asked about the one baby that we knew had been born, because there were great photographs of, that of course. and he let it slip that

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. dpeng, rachel. >> good evening, chris. much appreciated. thanks for joining us this hour. this is one of those news days where i spent the whole day prepping for a completely different show than the one we're going to end up doing tonight. a lot of just tearing stuff up and starting over today, which is fine. but there's just a lot of important developing news, including news stories that are developing over the course of this evening. and we are going to cover a lot of different bases tonight. we are of course keeping eyes on afghanistan and what is turning out to be just a massive, massive, unprecedented in size u.s. military airlift out of that country. in recent days we have watched as the number of people being airlifted out of kabul climbed from a few hundred per day to 2,000 per day to 5,000 per day to 11,000 per day. today the pentagon says they airlifted 19,000 people out in the last 24 hours, which is just an astonishing number. that's one big u.s. military cargo plane full of people every 39 minutes. "the wall street journal" is

rachel will be back monday. and with rachel back monday i hope you tune in right here at 9:00 p.m.ooking for me, ari, well i'll be back 6:00 p.m. eastern on "the beat." and let me share something with you. next week on the beat we're going to have an exclusive interview with one of it two people you see here in this photo. this is a picture from the vice president's office. we'll have a very influential voice on many issues including black lives matter. on the right is artist little baby and he was welcomed on the anniversary of george floyd's death. and we'll have him on the beat to discuss those issues, his meeting with vice president harris and what's going on in black lives matter in atlanta and around the nation. that's next week. if you want to find me and ask me any questions like pat or talk about tiktok or anything else, you can try me on social media. or the best place to always reach me is arimelber.com. we share highlights from the beat, music, law, anything like that. that's it for this hour. but keep it right here for jonathan capehart and lawrence o'donnell. hey, jon

us >> thank you, thank you very much rachel. thank you for having me. >> let me ask you about this decision, for defense department personnel, to now be required to be vaccinated. it seems to be that affects a large number of people, because the defense department is such a large employer. it seems to me also, that the hinging it on or citing the full authorization, the expected full authorization of the vaccine, as opposed to emergency use, may also signal a different kind of benchmark. are you expecting that that full authorization might mean more mandates? might mean more americans are comfortable getting vaccinated? >> i think two things are going to happen rachel, when you get the full authorization. and go beyond americans see use. there are going to be some people, who really do feel that there are concerns that we don't have enough information, and when you get to the full approval then they would change their mind. that's an interesting situation, because in reality, we have hundreds of millions of doses, that have been

thank you right, rachel? it could be anywhere. everybody's concerned about it thus far, and i'm not a doctor nor my associate just all signed, told us, but i will say this. it is so for proport so far purported to be more infectious but way less deadly. so i think that has people less scared. i also think it's like many things in life. i think the nation in the u. k. like the u. s. people who become accustomed to this people are accustomed, wayne and mosques in the u. k. people are very, i would say, socially conscious and sort of a, b, b. i says they follow the rules. that is the nation with the largest percentage of people that have been vaccinated. that's due to the national health service and their roll out plan. so what was the vaccinations, the ma squaring, conscious social distancing? overall, i think people are just going to cope with it. we just have to continuing carry on . and now, hillary, i want to go back to the 1st story we did about richard branson unloading $300000000.00 in stock of virgin gl

let's get to rachel scott. rachel, what are you learning tonight? >> reporter: well, david, this will be a rare moment of bipartisanship here in washington. the senate is on track to pass that $1.1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure package tomorrow morning. but this does face a long road ahead. over in the house, democrats hold a razor thin majority and already progressives have made it clear that this proposal is not big enough, david. >> in the meantime, rachel, the democrats immediately plan to move on a much larger bill? >> reporter: yes, and david, democrats say the two proposals go hand in hand. so we're talking about a $3.5 trillion price tag, this is a measure that democrats unveiled today. it includes several democrat priorities including universal pre-k, funding for free community college as well as money to combat climate change, david. >> rachel scott live on the hill. rachel, thank you. >>> and now to the news involving embattled new york governor andrew cuomo tonight. his top aide now resigning. and state lawmakers launching that impe

rachel, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, we know the administration has been watching this closely. i'm told president biden huddled with key officials at the white house last night. they came back today and he signed off on this order to send additional troops temporarily back into afghanistan to help evacuate the u.s. embassy. we're told that it was the worsening conditions over the last 24 hours, watching the taliban gain more control, that played a significant factor in his decision. one republican congressman tonight warning that the worst is yet to come, calling this president biden's saigon moment. david? >> rachel scott with us on this tonight, as well. rachel, thank you. >>> and as you know, we are also following major news on the pandemic. we are expecting the fda as early as tonight to authorize a booster shot in the fight against the coronavirus. first, it's believed for immunocompromised people, but of course tonight, the question here, are boosters soon coming for everyone? dr. anthony fauci

want to bring in abc's congressional correspondent rachel scott now. rachel, as you know, president biden at camp david this weekend receiving a lot of criticism and backlash for the way this crisis is unfolding. is there any expectation that he might return to washington ahead of schedule? >> linsey, as of right now no plans for the president to return back to washington early. we know that he has been receiving regular briefings at camp david, but he is facing s s to the american people. republicans are calling this an unmitigated disaster. i'm told that members of the house and the senate were briefed on a private phone call by senior administration officials earlier this morning, some members outraged, republican leader kevin mccarthy calling this an embarrassment to our nation, but president biden has remained firm on this. he said he inherited this situation, and he says he made the choice not to pass it on to a fifth administration, linsey. >> rachel scott, our thanks to you. let's go straight to abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha r

when i was guest hosting on friday, rachel's team had the idea of playing pat's video on rachel's showr granddaughter, as she does, was filming her grandmother's surprise at seeing herself on her favorite show. so this is a little meta, but here you go. >> i don't want to know where she is. i mean that's her business where she is on her vacation. it's not my business. so -- so there. >> now, pat could have told you she's fishing. you can see she also respects boundaries. she just wants to know when will she be back. well, i'm here to report live on msnbc to pat and anyone else wondering the answer. rachel will be back monday. so that's the update. a shoutout to pat and all the msnbc grandmas out there. now we know what it looks like when she's watching the other side of the screen. if you do want to see this or find more of our tiktok videos, i just started a tiktok account. it's @arimelberanchorman. go to tiktok and follow ari melber anchorman. why is it that handle? tiktok won't let me have ari melber yet so follow me at ari melber anchorman and say hello to pat as well. that's all o

the "rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening. rachel. >> how was your time off, chris? we missed you terribly. >> oh, that's kind of you. it was blissful, a lot of time with my family, a lot of sun. it was wonderful. huge thanks to mehdi and zerlina for making that happen. i feel tan, rested, and ready. >> i will say following along with your fresh pasta making and like kind of like walking your kids through, this is how we in the hayes family make our fresh pasta, go get the drying rack, very impressive. >> yes. the shaw/hayes family. you have to start them young on the pasta making, and the pasta made last night was -- it was very good. >> very good. well, welcome back. zerlina and mehdi, our loverly colleagues, they're great, but there's only one you. we missed you. welcome back. >> thanks to you at home for being with us today. happy to have you here. cnn is reporting tonight on what sounds like it may be a dramatic turn in the investigation into the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol. nbc news has not verified this reporting. i'm just citing what cnn has report

rachel carlson joins us now as part of our weekly work shifting segment.e such a unique view into the trends employers are seeing. workers are seeing across the spectrum. what are you seeing mid to and dare i say post-pandemic in terms of who is losing their jobs, who is able to keep their jobs and who wants to change their job? rachel: it is a fascinating landscape right now, one full of real opportunity for american workers. there is more influenced by the employee than the employer and we have seen in most of the last 15 years, but it is devastating for a number of populations. women are really interesting examples. last week job gains looked , fantastic on paper, but when you think about the fact that 2 million women left the workforce last year, we are only inching back to baseline. we need five more months of last month's recovery to even get back to pre-covid. really depends on how you look and analyze the data. emily: i am really worried about not making up for what we lost in just the last 18 months. you work with companies like walmart, disney an

the rachel maddow show starts now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, thank you my friend, much appreciated, and thanks for joining this hour. happy to have you here. what a day this has been. today not one, not two, but three united states senators all announced that they have just contracted covid-19. republican senator roger wicker of mississippi, independent senate angus king of maine, and democratic senator john hickenlooper of colorado announced today they have all tested positive. all three of these men were fully vaccinated which puts a spotlight on how very contagious the delta variant of this virus is, the delta variant basically makes up the exclusive variant in our country now. it also underscores the administration's decision to recommend that fully vaccinated americans should get booster shots starting next month. all three senators got infected even though they were vaccinated. statistically speaking all three are likely to be okay because they were vaccinated. the good news on covid today is within

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. >> rachel green being sort of this spilled character off the top of the show and about humhum bling ross and rachel from the pilot going to be a thing. >> i want to be married again. >> ross and rachel made it like oh, i have to tune in this week because i want to see are they getting together? >> i can't believe i can't get to go to my own prom. >> the one with the prom video where rachel realizes that ross had always loved her. >> bye, it is okay, chip. >> oh dear. i can't believe you did that. >> yeah. well s-- >> the most memorable moments on the sitcom where they touched on something beyond the comedy. >> it made for a great television that a lot of people wanted to watch, literally everyone in america. >> i, ross, take the emily. >> take the rachel -- >> we have really been on an ride with ross and rachel. >> our goal in writing the finale was to make you believe they may not get together. >> i have to get on the plane. >> i do. >> no, you don't. >> i watched the final episode and crying as an audience member. i was there in the audience and you can feel the energy. >> i remem

i'm rachel robins in washington. coming up g 7, leaders call on emergency needing to discuss the future of the blocks role and dennis dance and how they should approach the roles of russia and china. and the region. plus the federal reserve is gearing up for its annual jackson hall summit. so what can we expect from officials with the theme centered around the i'm even economy that the f t a has officially approved pfizer cobra, 1900 vaccine. so will we see more mandates across the country? and how does this approval differ from the last one? we'll discuss. we have a pack show today for dive right in the we leave the program with the latest on an emergency meeting of the g 7 alliance in response to the u. s. and it's ongoing withdrawal from afghanistan. you may remember just a few months ago, world leaders met for the annual g 7 summit. and the 2 countries talked about the most were china and russia and how to contain and limit their influence. now the g 7 is still talking about china and russia. however, this discus

thank you rachel. time now for a quick break, but when we come back as the f. d a gives full approval the pfizer cobra 1900 vaccine. the department of defense move mandated for service members, will take a look at the legal implications next. and as we go to break through the numbers that the clothes shoes ah ah, the only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking that is a nation's but that's allowed to do anything. all the master races. and then you have the mind, nations who are the slaves, americans, rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism. international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians enter this dangerous go, you man, that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so i'm gonna be until noon i english g i. b, i not leashed off in one tablet block. nato took it out, we moved east and the reason us hedge emily, it's dangerous, is the the sovereignty of other countries. the exceptionalism that america uses in its inte

rachel scott standing by with live reporting from the hill. and what democrats immediately plan to do next. >>> the developments involving new york governor andrew cuomo tonight. his top aide now resigning. what she's saying. >>> there is also news breaking involving prince andrew, now facing a new lawsuit tonight filed by jeffrey epstein accuser virginia due fray. >>> with u.s. troops coming home, the worsening situation in afghanistan tonight. the cities. and what the pentagon is now acknowledging. >>> we're also tracking severe storms in the midwest. a tornado watch in the chicago area. and the tropical storm watch issued in the caribbean. could this potentially impact the u.s.? >>> and the images tonight, that elevator horror. the water rising. people trapped, water up to their shoulders, holding their phones above the water as they call for help. >>> good evening and it's great to be back with all of you at home as we start another week together here and we begin tonight with this alarming surge in covid cases in nearly all 50 states. and

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thank you, my friend. much appreciated. >>> and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. it was just over ten years ago -- it was actually ten years ago, almost exactly. and -- and an elite u.s. army ranger unit had gone on a mission in a dangerous part of wardak province. wardak province is just southwest of kabul. and those elite rangers were on a mission to go after a senior figure in the taliban. and they were inserted to go start that mission, to go find their target inserted by air, by helicopter. once they were on the ground, they ended up in some sort of significant fight on the ground. and a decision was made that a second bolstering force would be sent in. basically, to help them to bolster what they were doing and also to get them. that force was a considerable force. bringing with them a considerable amount of weaponry, skill, combat experience. almost unparalleled among the u.s. military. and that second force was sent in on one of these. a huge u.s. army chinook h

. >> are you ready to meet rachel? rachel, come on down!oss the field to meet jacob and his family, at last. hugs all around. >> we have tears. >> the 23-year-old getting to kno the little boy whose life she saved. >> being able to meet jacob is the greatest gift that i could have ever had. it was like i just got a little brother. >> we just broke down crying. just so blessed that there was a stranger out there somewhere in the world that was going to help us save our little boy. there are no words. i was just -- just speechless. it was amazing a dream come true. a day we prayed for for a long time. >> it took five days for rachel to add years, likely decades to little jacob's life. and his family is now forever grateful for the gift of life from a stranger. celebrating both rachel and jacob tonight. thank you so much for watching. i'm linsey davis in new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening. good night >> streets filled with dust and rubble. the developing news, the aftermath of the earthquake in haiti. we hear