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for "good morning america," rachel smith, abc news, las vegas. >> and don't, don't, don't forget to tuneds. >> that was an awesome last shot, rachel. >> yes, wasn't it good? >> yes. >> that's tonight at 8:00 eastern right here on abc and of course taylor swift, she has 14 entries. any guess how many sam smith has? >> i'm going to go with 13. >> six. >> well it says it right there on the prompter. >> don't read, dan. >> i love how nostalgic the opening is both van halen and simple minds, it makes me feel really, really old. >> no, it's your wheelhouse. >> it's my wheelhouse because my music knowledge stops in 1989. >> those oldies, i'm glad they're bringing them back to the billboards. looking forward to it. >>> and coming up on "good morning america" -- the big buildup for the "mad men" finale. what the show's creator is saying about what or what not to expect in the final episode and it's the final word from sara haines in "pop news." don't miss it. ♪ >> don't, don't, don't. ♪ don't, don't, don't, don't stop the beat ♪ ♪ i can't, can't, can't, can't ♪ ♪ control my feet ♪ ♪ p p p people

you have. >> i blocked it out. >>> coming up, our rachel smith takes us behind the scenes on the redt as big stars get ready for tonight's big night. >>> we start on a more serious note, the latest on the murder mystery that has the nation's capital on edge tonight. >> they're trying to find this person caught on surveillance who may have answers in the murder of four people in a fancy home just steps from the vice president's official residence and abc's gloria riviera has been on the story since the start. good morning, gloria. >> reporter: good morning, paula, that's right. two days into this homicide investigation and police are asking for help, honing in on that suspicious figure caught on surveillance video as they try to piece together what led to the violent deaths of a prominent d.c. family. overnight, police sharing troubling new clues that has shocked an upscale d.c. community. >> everybody in the neighborhood is a little shaken up. >> reporter: investigators releasing grainy video showing a hooded figure running behind a building, the tip coming as they're seeking a perso

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rachel smith teaming up with garth brooks. give this deserving woman the surprise of a lifetime. it will be terroristic. >> he's performing in nebraska. and again tonight. he'll be back if time for the performance. don't worry. you'll see him in a little bit. >>> we begin this half hour with a brave 13-year-old california girl who thought off a man ho followed her home forced his way in attacked her, it was all caught on camera. police are still hunting for the man. aditi roy has the story for us. >> reporter: it's every parent's nightmare captured in vivid detail. watch as this 13-year-old girl is attacked inside her own home. the horror beginning on her walk home from school. you can see the man follow her up to her door. and then force his way in. but the teen backpack still on fights back. >> i tried to get him off of me. >> reporter: her identity hidden. that brave teen now speaking out. >> i pushed him back. i slammed my hand into his face. that's when he decides to get off of me. >> reporter: after several agonizing mom

rachel smith checked it out for us. >> oh yeah. i do a pretty regular workout routine.n? the treadmill driven classes put pep in my step. they'll have us all burning fat after we stop running. come on. move over cycling. bye bye elliptical. the treadmill is back. that once monotonous machine is picking up the pace in group fitness classes. and supercelebs are going gaga. heidi klum loves to instagram. zoe saldana sprints to sweat off baby weight. even fierce fashionista victoria beckham gets herself going in sky-high pumps. you can burn calories and continue to burn them off jath jar wards. this 60-minute workout is half cardio and half strength. >> what we do on the floor is important. especially for women who overlook strength traping. >> reporter: but if you have a need for speed. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: then look no further than the mile high run club. we're actual olympians teach the class. >> the mile high club is the place to get back really fast. it's quick. results quick. >> look at the sweat. >> reporter: and if long distance is not your stride take a

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we're up on night line with abc's rachel smith. >> what goes on at disney is magical from the paradesto fire works. and on the eve of disneyland's 60th anniversary, "nightline" was invited behind the scenes to see what it takes to put on the biggest party this park has ever seen. the classic rides we all remember as kids look unchanged. identical to the day disneyland first opened its gates in 1955. walt disney was inspired to build this. as a dream playground for his daughters. >> well, it came about when my daughters were very young but it all started from a daddy with two daughters wondering where he could take them where he could have a little fun with them too. >> he was there on opening day when this photo was taken and he's worked at disney for over 40 years. >> we had watched 1954, 1955 watched the park being built here and to have a chance to actually see what was inside was really spectacular. >> disney's ceo bob iger shared his thoughts on the iconic celebration. >> the visit to disneyland is an immersive experience and great disney story telling and it creates memories tha

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rachel smith has a look. rachel: what do you get when you take george, a mall, jennifer lopez, throwing kanye for good measure? make it the met all of fashion. >> this is the fashion oscars. >> held as a fundraiser for the costume institute, the annual gala is overseen by go-getter and a wintour. gathering a list celebrities and a plus celebrities. the world of music and fashion. sarah jessica parker is a met ball regular. a thing like this could be a little bit risky. i mean, every year is risky. >> this year's theme was china through the looking glass, they were treated to the first look asian influence exhibit. donning elaborate headpieces with red and gold. >> i embraced my youth. >> icons like lady gaga did not disappoint. nor did a mall clooney, who wowed the crowd with another fashionable pick. sporting a yellow gown that extended and required its very own entourage. >> 90 minutes after most of the guests arrived, finally the moment we were waiting for beyonce and jay-z on the red carpet. >> beyonce daz

rachel smith on the red carpet will have a sneak peek of all the behind the scene actions we look forward to seeing you on a busy sunday morning take care. >> thank you dan. >>> "action news" continues later this morning. >> here's some of the stories we're working on for you a three ray alarm story at a montgomery county fire at a warehouse. we're live on the scene. >>> a bill in new jersey could have you pumping job own fuel. >>> for eva pilgrim, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m. >>> good morning, america. happening now -- tornado terror. over two dozen reported twisters tearing through the heartland. destroying homes. >> rain-wrapped tornado heading northeast. keep going. >> twisters forming right before our eyes and pounding homes. our rob marciano in the worst of it and there's lots more to come. >>> also this morning, incredible new video, fire rescue. look at this, the police officer jumping into action, catching people in his arms as they leap from a burning apartment building. escaping the intense flames. what this humble he

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and abc's rachel smith was looking there on the red carpet at it all. rachel. >> good morning, robin. the annual met gala is the ultimate fashion feast. one that's become increasingly buzzy. anna wintour may be the belle of the ball. orchestrating every aspecttacle from the theme to the guest list. what you to get when you take george and mail throw in jennifer lopez and kim and kanye for good morning. you get the met ball. >> this is fashion's night. >> reporter: held as a fund raiser for the costume institute, the annual gala is overseen by "vogue" editor than wintour. her goal? not only to gather a-list celebrities but a-plus celebrities from the world of fashion, music, film and sports. sarah jessica parker is a met ball regular. it could be risky. >> it's always risky. every year it's risky. >> a risk taker. >> reporter: this year's theme china through the looking glass. the first look at the exhibits. the costume's institute's biggest ever. donning elaborate headpieces. gorns trains. red and gold. popular colors of the night. >> i like to have fun

abc's rachel smith was there, and she flew all night long to be with us this morning.he anticipation for taylor swift's music video off the charts. glitter, glam and rock star girl power rocking the red carpet at the 2015 billboard music awards. first let me bow down to you, little lady, with this number. zendaya part of the phenomenon that is part of taylor swift's "bad blood" video. all the kick butt celebrity cameos combined blowing up social media overnight. >> i think everyone, you know, empowering. it's just kind of like it's going to make you feel like, yes. i mean, i'm excited. >> reporter: the night driven by powerful women. top rap song going to the "fancy" female iggy azalea featuring charli xcx. >> life is good. >> life is good, yes. >> life's great. >> reporter: all about that bass star meghan trainor overwhelmed with the power of her song. >> i just want everybody to learn to love themselves. and i'm glad this song is working. >> reporter: getting emotional backstage. i mean girl you've just been crying it out and loving. >> i've been crying so much in th

highlights and we were there to talk to the stars as soon as they walked off the stage much abc's rachel smithhe action with exclusive access from the red carpet to backstage. spirits were high fashions creative and the anticipation for taylor swift's music video off the chart ss glitter, glam and rock star girl power rocking the red carpet 2015 billboard music awards. >> first let me bow down to you little lady with this number. zendaya part of the phenomenon part of taylor's "bad blood" video. blowing up social media overnight. >> i think everyone you know empowering. it's just kind of like it's going to make you feel like yes. i mean i'm excited. >> reporter: the night driven by powerful women. top wrap song going to the "fancy" female iggy azalea featuring charli xcx. >> life's great. >> reporter: all about that bass star meghan trainor overwhelmed with the power of her song. >> i just want everybody to learn to love themselves. i'm glad this song is working. >> reporter: getting emotional backstage. you've been loving. >> i've been crying so much in the back. i just took like 30 minutes t

and abc's rachel smith was looking there on the red carpet at it all. the annual met gala is indeed, the ultimate fashion feast, one that's become increasingly buzzy compliments of the event's chair -- anna wintour may be the belle of the ball. orchestrating every aspect of the spectacle from the unique theme to that jaw-dropping guest list. what do you get when you take george and amal and jennifer lopez and throw in kim and kanye for good measure? you get the met ball. the super bowl of fashion. >> this is fashion's night. it's their oscars. >> reporter: held as a fund-raiser for the metropolitan museum of art's costume institute, the annual gala is overseen by "vogue" editor anna wintour. her goal? not only to gather a-list celebrities but a-plus celebrities from the worlds of fashion, music, film, and sports. sarah jessica parker is a met ball regular. but a theme like this, it could be a little risky. you know -- >> it's always risky. every year it's risky. >> a risk taker. >> reporter: this year's theme, china through the looking glass. galagoers

here with us today, sandra smith, kimberly guilfoyle, rachel campos duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, thefect one today, mike baker, former cia covert operations officer and president and cofounder of the private intelligence and security firm diligence

rachel tomorrow morning. live at temple's campus drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> we have new video into the nbc 10 newsroom tonight. it's from on board a septa bus that ended up on railroad tracks. see passengers being jostled there. see the driver falling out of her chair. she was trying to make a detour around a stopped train in south philadelphia tuesday. septa tells us the driver was not wearing her seat belt that's against company policy so she faces disciplinary action that could include termination. an nbc 10 viewer snapped these pictures from the scene tuesday, sent them to us. see the bus there on the tracks. there are several workers gathered around it. the train was around the intersection of columbus boulevard and tasker street. skyforce 10 was also overhead. we're told the bus driver and two passengers had some minor injuries. >>> nbc 10 following the race for mayor. we're just 12 days away now from the democratic primary, and tonight the democratic candidates and the sole republican candidate will discuss poverty and homelessness in the city at a vote for homes forum. the event gets under way in less

here with us today, sandra smith, kimberly guilfoyle, rachel campos duffy and today's #oneluckyguy, the perfect one today, mike baker, former cia covert operations officer and president and cofounder of the private intelligence and security firm diligence llc. mike baker is outnumbered. >> that is all the time we got. >> we are dying to hear what you think about these bin laden documents that everyone has been pouring over. so let's get right -- >> fascinating day. >> really fascinating. now to those documents uncovered at usama bin laden's compound. the information released approximately four years after the 2011 raid that ended with the terror leader's death. here he is in the compound. those documents shedding new light on bin laden's life and how he remained obsessed with attacking americans until the very end. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us with the details. >> thank you, andrea. we're going document by document here at fox and so far they paint a picture of bin laden issuing orders from his compound in pakistan, micromanage together smallest detail an

. >> more than a week after rachel hall was struck riding here bike in north philadelphia, police have made an arrest. nbc 10's drew smith is life on temple's campus. drew, i understand they're already planning to honor rachel at the graduation ceremony? >> reporter: yes, they already did today. temple is in full graduation mode right now. there are events going on across campus. cathie hall was at a couple today. she'll be here again tomorrow in place of her daughter. this coming as police announced an arrest today. it was a standing ovation for cathie hall. a mother who walked across the graduation stage to accept academic honors for her daughter. >> i think that shows a lot for her mom to come that had to be hard. >> reporter: we're told hall is too upset to speak with us but she wrote online that she needed to bring these graduation items back to hospital room with rachel to give her hope when she regains consciousness. >> she deserves it. she graduated with the honors. she deserves to get them. regardless. >> reporter: the 22-year-old was critically injured after a car hit her bicycle last week. now police are filin

smith. he's a celebrated and prolific author whose credits include "london fields," "the rachel papers," "times arrow," and "the information." his 14th novel, "the zone of interest," has just been published. he's martin amis. this is overheard. [applause]. [music]. >> actually, there are two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> g

smith. he's a celebrated and prolific author whose credits include "london fields," "the rachel papers," "times arrow," and "the information." his 14th novel, "the zone of interest," has just been published. he's martin amis. this is overheard. [applause]. [music]. >> actually, there are two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. [laughter]. >> the night that i win the emmy, being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and it's controversial. >> and so without information, there's no freedom, and it's journalists who provide that information. >> the window rolls down and this guy says, "hey, he goes until 11:00." [laughter]. >> martin amis, welcome. >> thank you. >> nice to see you. >> nice to be here. >> you had me at "a comedy about the holocaust," which is, you know, i think in some ways a very simplistic way to describe this book, because it's not really a comedy or a comic novel, per se, but it is entertaining. >> yeah, i -- part of my shrivels up when people call it a comedy or an office comedy, even worse. >>

smith. thanks for your time. "obama at war" premieres tonight on pbs. check your local listings for details. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, my friend. >> you bet. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. houston, texas, may be on higher ground in all sorts of metaphor call or even spiritual ways but in a purely geographic sense i mean to cast no aspersions on houston, in order to say that houston is a low-lying city. houston is technically about 50 feet above sea level. it is very flat. really, really flat. one of the things that is unusual about houston as a large city is that it is crisscrossed by basically a network of small rivers. and we're sort of used to big cities in america being built around one big body of water, right, like chicago on the shores of lake michigan or new york city along the mighty, mighty hudson, or san francisco the city on the bay. st. louis and minneapolis on the mighty mississippi. but we're used to a body of water being a figural focal point for large cities and the way they're laid out. in houston, that very, very large american city is instead c

smith. thanks for your time. "obama at war" premieres tonight on pbs. check your local listings for details. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" begins now. good evening, rachel. >> good evening, chris. thanks, my friend. >> you bet. >>> thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. houston, texas, may be on higher ground in all sorts of metaphor call or even spiritual ways but in a purely geographic sense i mean to cast no aspersions on houston, in order to say that houston is a low-lying city. houston is technically about 50 feet above sea level. it is very flat. really, really flat. one of the things that is unusual about houston as a large city is that it is crisscrossed by basically a network of small rivers. and we're sort of used to big cities in america being built around one big body of water, right, like chicago on the shores of lake michigan or new york city along the mighty, mighty hudson, or san francisco the city on the bay. st. louis and minneapolis on the mighty mississippi. but we're used to a body of water being a figural focal point for large cities and the way they're laid out. in houston, th