rachel: and i'm rachel! how y'all doing, dc? let's not forget to show a little love to dj 4d over there. [cheering and applause] sierra: ok, ok, let us not get too carried away. we have a really exciting show planned for you guys today, and it's on one of my favorite topics. let's find out how many of you are among the 500 million users of facebook? oh, ok, ok. did any you guys see that movie, the social network? rachel: i did, i did, i caught that. sierra: you did, you did. ok, and what about myspace? and where are my twitter fans? twitter fans? oh, yeah. rachel: well, it looks like everybody in here is at least a twitter fan. and that's exactly what today's show's about, social media-- the good, the bad... sierra: wait! rachel: what? sierra: wait. rachel: what? sierra: um, we're missing somebody. rachel: who? sierra: uh, tyler! rachel: oh, uh, yeah, have any of y'all seen tyler? no? sierra: so, tyler's always on facebook. let's, let's check, let's check his facebook status, see if he updated it, you know. it says that, "tyler

today on larry king live the media forces cheryl hines and rachel herz give us a lesson in hollywood etiquette and we had a director once said rachel every time you start to break on stage to me to think to yourself what would neil st tell you a personal assistants son confidentiality agreements they have all my secret. kind of secrets plus a list of their right here and second to that but shut up you stop everyone stop talking that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guests are cheryl hines and rachel harris you know cheryl from such hit series as suburbia tori get that rave kind of and curb your enthusiasm griffith and rachel from such films as the hangover and the award winning natural selection now you can catch them in the yahoo web series we need to help in which they star is over the top version of themselves who hire a struggling actor to be their very own personal assistant do you have personal assistants in real life yes it sure does i don't i'm going to start up with one in two weeks how did this come how do we need help come about well. we wer

today on larry king to the media forces cheryl hines and rachel harris give us a lesson in hollywood etiquette we had a director once said rachel every time you start to break on stage you want you to think to yourself what would you know st tell you a personal assistant sun confidentiality agreements they have all my secret. kind of not a secret plus my publicist is going around here and second that but shut up you stop everyone stop talking that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guests are cheryl hines and rachel harris you know sheryl from such hit series as suburban good tori you get that rave kind of and curb your enthusiasm griffith and rachel from such films as the hangover and the award winning natural selection now you can catch them in the yahoo web series we need help in which they star is over the top version of themselves who hire a struggling actor to be their very own personal assistant do you have personal assistants in real life yes this show as i don't i'm going to start up with one in two weeks how did this come how do we need help co

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rachel: yeah, how are you guys doing out there? i'm rachel, and i'm pretty excited, too! sierra: and what's up, what's good dc? i'm sierra! tyler: and let's not forget to show some what's good dc love for our dj, 4d! ♪ thanks to the flow, right now, what up? ♪ ♪ a lime to a lemon remind you of the sky ♪ ♪ when i'm in it, we on cloud nine ♪ sierra: rachel, i see you over here with the flag reppin' h.u. pretty hard! rachel: you know! sierra: now, who's the real h.u.? or is hampton the real h.u.? rachel: sierra, how could you ask me a question like that? of course we're the real h.u.! we have the best alum, we're in the best city, and we have the cutest guys! sierra: i don't know about all that. because down in morehouse, they might have y'all beat! tyler: well, anyway, we've got some important stuff to discuss today, alright. like, how many of you guys out here are preparing for college? everybody, good, good. making the transition from the crib to university, that's what we're talking about today. today's guest is gonna talk to us about all of those things. the

rachel: hey, i'm rachel! sierra: and i'm sierra! tyler: and here's our dj, illa jams. wassup, illa jams? [music playing] rachel: violence and bullying are a major issue in schools in dc right now. sierra: let's hear from some teens whose lives have been affected by violence in their schools. cathy lanier: earlier today, around lunch hour, in the school, there was a fight that broke out among students in and around the cafeteria in the school. school resource officers along with school administrators did attempt to break up the fight. during the course of that, the assistant principal was struck, so one arrest has been made in terms of the assault of a principal. as that fight was going on and officers were trying to quiet down that fight, a group of students did come out of the school. and while those students were outside of the school, sometime after the fight, there was a sound of gunshots. student: kids got into an altercation friday... as we were going to our football game. it was like, it was... they was going to get them back, one way or another. so i guess toda

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sign our pink pledge at abcnewsgoespink.com. >> rachel, thank you. >> rachel? >> can we get the gorilla back? >> we'll be right back with more "good morning america." when i first got shingles it started on my back. and i had like this four inch band of bumps that came around to the front of my body. and the pain from it was- it was excruciating. i did not want anyone to brush into me to cause me more pain than i was already enduring. i wanted to just crawl up in a ball and just, just wait till it passed. then i read an article about a study that looked at the long term health benefits of taking multivitamins. they used centrum silver for the study... so i guess my wife was right. [ male announcer ] centrum. always your most complete. at the corner of "a little flu shot" and "a world of difference." now through october 14th, when you get any immunization at walgreens, we'll help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in a developing country through the u.n. foundation's shot at life campaign. together, we can supply up to three million vaccines. it's easy to m

if i'm registered under the name rachel ann maddow or rachel maddow or rachel boehner, that would not exactly match what was on my i.d. because my i.d. by law had to say rachel maddow boehner. and therefore under the brand new texas voter i.d. law that has just gone into effect for the first time this week, as early voting starts for the november elections this year in texas, women in texas who have never done anything weirder under texas state law than get married and get the married lady i. that texas required them to get, women who have done nothing weirder than that in their lives are finding they are being blocked from voting because of this new texas voting. texas' new voting law makes you show documentation in order to vote that you never had to show before. and it's such a strict law that before it went into effect this week there was worries that this married woman maiden name issue was going to block women from being able to vote or force them onto ballots. just yesterday the texas tribune posted a survey piece on people worries about the issue and ultimately concluded, ah,

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rachel maddow caught him plajerizing wikipedia and he goes after her. here's advice. shine a little light on your real problem and then move on. >>> also, want to know how angry voters are about the shutdown? angry enough that the democrat who is weren't going to challenge house republicans are now jumping into the races. >>> and there are a few more things more horrifying than washington dysfunction. it should be no surprise that halloween masks are a hot theme tonight. this is "hardball," the place for politics. charitable giving. really. i get bonuses even working part-time. where i work, over 400 people are promoted every day. healthcare starting under $40 a month. i got education benefits. i work at walmart. i'm a pharmacist. sales associate. i manage produce. i work in logistics. there's more to walmart than you think. vo: opportunity. that's the real walmart. help the gulf when we made recover and learn the gulf, bp from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-

and, rachel, some of the things you said i agree with but some i sharply disagree with. that won't surprise you. those 80 members committed to a shutdown, i disagree with that. i've never heard that privately or publicly. since i've been in office, the house has been dysfunctional, the senate has been dysfunctional. so what do we end up with? continuing resolutions. they harm our country and they're not right. we were trying to express our best ideas for policy via the continuing resolution. i was one who was saying, looking i don't think that we ought to advance the affordable care act. i got a call just yesterday from a union member who was upset, i thought he was going to be upset with me. he said, no, i'm upset with this law because it affecting his health care. so i think a delay certainly was in order and i'm sorry i didn't get it. >> i understand that you and i would disagree about the health of the budget progress but where we are now is pass a continuing resolution that doesn't make policy, that's just a continuing resolution or the government stops. you obvious

and, rachel, some of the things you said i agree with but some i sharply disagree with. that won't surprise you. those 80 members committed to a shutdown, i disagree with that. e i've never heard that privately or publicly. since i've been in office, the house has been dysfunctional, the senate has been d dysfunctional. so what do we end up with? continuing resolutions. they aharm our country and they're not right. we were trying to express our best ideas for policy via the continuing resolution. i was one who was saying, looking i don't think that we ought to advance the affordable care act. i got a call just yesterday from a union member who was upset, i thought he was going to be upset with me. he said, no, i'm upset with this law because it affecting his health care. so i think a delay certainly was in order and i'm sorry i didn't get it. >> i staunderstand that you and would disagree about the health of the budget progress but where we are now is pass a continuing resolution that doesn't make policy, that's just a continuing resolution or the government stops. you o

and go home, rachel. the thing that kills me. they're going to go home and say -- well, it is a rhinos and the squishes, joined with the democrats, reopened the government. and we sthoood up to barack oba. that's crap. they should be ashamed for the way they've conducted this thing. >> when the republicans do face this again, because as you say those dynamics are still going to be there, that civil war is going to be being fought. do you think tactically, strategically, that speaker boehner and the other republicans in the house or others in the party have figured out any new ways to deal with this so it doesn't get so dangerous again? >> no. this is not a great deal. let me say that. all they have done. we are going to be talking in january and february. what they did was, what they always do in washington we can't solve a problem. we appoint a committee. we have the super committee that couldn't come up with $1.3 trillion in three years. we got the budget control act that led to this problem now. we have a bigger committee. 22

if i'm registered under the name rachel ann maddow or rachel maddow or rachel boehner, that would not exactly match what was on my i.d. because my i.d. by law had to say rachel maddow boehner. and therefore under the brand new texas voter i.d. law that has just gone into effect for the first time this week, as early voting starts for the november elections this year in texas, women in texas who have never done anything weirder under texas state law than get married and get the married lady i.d. that texas required them to get, women who have done nothing weirder than that in their lives are finding they are being blocked from voting because of this new texas voting. texas' new voting law makes you show documentation in order to vote that you never had to show before. and it's such a strict law that before it went into effect this week there was worries that this married woman maiden name issue was going to block women from being able to vote or force them onto ballots. just yesterday the texas tribune posted a survey piece on people worrying about the issue and ultimately concluded, a

rachel: that's right. in 2007, a nationwide survey found that 30% of people who start high school don't finish! so what's up with that? why do people drop out? sierra: let's see what our peers have to say about that. student 1: i dropped out in 9th grade. student 2: oh, what, you-- you dropped out 9th grade? student 1: yes, i dropped out 9th... student 2: you boney-faced... student 1: son, you want to jones, son, i'm dead serious. it happened when i went to potomac high school. and, like, for real, son, them teachers didn't give a... about me, i'm, like, real. they didn't care. then, i listen to the counselor, and she was like, "all you got to do is come to school, you don't have to do no work. you could just get smack ds." i really don't want that. you know they ain't having me... get a job, but they wanted my recent report card. and i had my 8th grade report card. i tried to lie and say i was in the 8th. and so, when they looked at the result, i ain't get the job. like, you really can't drop out of high

and i think the dynamic, rachel, if i may, is this. and this is what i've been saying all along, i think this is how it's going to be resolved. the people driving this, the very right-wing republican who is run that party now, because of the domination of the republican communications machinery and the primary voters, they won't lose their seats. but i think enough other republicans have now come and said, look, if you keep this up, we will lose our seats, and you may not care about that, except for the fact that you'll be in the minority. and the dynamic here, politically, i think is very clear. enough republicans who were afraid to stand up to the tea party, afraid of maybe a primary challenge in their own situation, are now going to the speaker and going to the tea party people and saying to them, you will hold your seats and be in the minority. and it is the fear of losing the majority, which i think is now very plausible. those numbers that you were showing, they are jaw-dropping. no party can hold the house with those numbers. i

producer rachel rachel how you doing pretty good how you go ritual is l. damage crying into three hundred dollar champagne i mean come on and when you're taking victory shots of hennessy right now this is actually a huge win for l v m h and here's why so marc jacobs has already kind of rehabilitated the luva tone brand in a way that's been really good for the company but now it's kind of plateaued so sixteen years in the fashion industry is a really good age for a supermodel but it's not i mean at this point his health has kind of ended and it's time for him to go back to focusing on his own brand and they're going to infuse some new blood into. that i also don't know how to do it so. i think french culture of swine right here they are. but you know it is fashion is it's obviously big big business and makes it massive business and you know the guy has got a multinational conglomerate here that is centrally takes things that cost maybe ten or twenty dollars to make and puts so much bad. are you into them because of the status of them right so we've talked a

now "the rachel maddow show." good evening, rachel. >> thank you, chris. and thank you at home for joining us this hour. here's why you want to be a member of congress. maybe you have the public service bug, maybe you were a born legislator, maybe you have an insatiable fetish for the dark mysteries of the cloak room. maybe you're in it for the money and the power! who knows. there are lots of different reasons why a lot of different people would like to be a member of congress, but i think the one reason we can all agree that everybody would like to be a member of congress, no matter what else you think about it, the reason everybody would like that job is because of how they work, or at least when they work. but if you were a member of congress, you were supposed to go to work today, then also tomorrow, which is a bummer, but don't worry, you can cut out middle of the day on wednesday. you will not be working thursday or friday. you will not be working all of next week. also, you do not have to work the monday after that. you're going to work a 2 1/2-day

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now rachel also admitted that she has been diagnosed with mental illness. she said she has a bye polar situation. when presented with an emergency room medical report from august 2012 which stated they came to the hospital because of delusions. >> we'll hear more from the daughters and continuing nanny as well. thanks very much. we'll be hearing from her tomorrow. >>> still to come, a democratic senator said a republican insulted the president in an incredibly unprofessional way to his face but the white house denies it. is someone lying? >> plus a white house official who was able to criticize for two years. >>> and new information with the woman shot and kill by police on capitol hill. were her cry that's day for help ignored by authorities? >> miriam, she's outside now with the baby without any coat or anything. and she is just like physically, definitely needs to take her somewhere to get some help. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams, there's just no way we're going to let them die. ♪ like they helped millio

"the rachel maddow show" starts now. good evening, rarachel. >> something disconcerting about you handing the reigns back to me at midnight and me presumably having to say, it's all over! thanks, chris. >> i know, as the suspense drains out. >> thanks, cheers. see you later, chris. >> yeah, good luck. >> thanks to you at home as well for staying with us tonight. home base for our show is in new york city, which you may know, but tonight i am here in washington, d.c., because we are on government shutdown watch, and it looks like it is about three hours away. i will, as i just said to chris, also be back live tonight at midnight eastern. midnight eastern is when the shutdown is expected to go into effect, barring any last-minute developments. president obama called the threatened shutdown the height of irresponsibility, saying "it does not need to happen." we're going to be talking with the white house communications director in just a couple minutes. we are right now awaiting movement in the senate. just this past hour,

i'm rachel. and together, we're 350 pounds overweight. (rachel) all right, guys. why don't you go ahead and play, and i'm gonna take a little break? my kids are the world to me. they're just.. they're everything to me. i don't even think there's enough words to describe how much i love them. why don't you come kick the ball with sabrina, sam? we came outside to play. my weight absolutely restricts me, um, from even just everyday things like this-- playing with my kids. i just get winded really fast, um, and i just can't-- i can't do all the things that i just feel, like, are normal things to do. it's really sad. it's sad. i feel lazy. i feel like i look like a crappy mom. (voice breaking) and i'm not a crappy mom. but that's what it makes me feel like. (voice breaking) you know, i said i would take care of all of this before they were even here... and they're 5. (sniffles) and it's not just me. (cries) it's my husband, too. i'm pretty lucky. i got a good job. um... love what i do. um... i have a gorgeous wife and two beautiful kids, so, yeah. this is the biggest i

good to see you. >> good to see you, rachel. thank you very much. if it weren't so tragic, what you've been talking about, it would be a joke. it's not just funny as a fat joke. >> the argument that they can't do it because they're out of time when what they plan on doing is taking more vacation seems to push this into the realm of farce. i almost feel like it's bait for them. they're trying to change the day yammics in this. do you have any insight into what will happen next? >> we look at the fact that there's nothing to do, according to them, and yet, this is an issue that is affecting so many people on a daily basis, rachel. every day, 1,200 people are deported in this country. you know, maybe the website of the government doesn't work well, but boy are they good at deportations. >> yes. >> and they say that by january of next year, there will have been 2 million people deported under the obama administration. rachel, that's the entire population of namibia taken out in five years. and some studies say that as many as 25% of those people deporte

you can joan my show "now," and rachel mad owe is up next. >>> and we are live. what was expected to be a drama-filled night with negotiations going up until the last moment did not turn out that way, and we have known for the better part of an hour now that house republicans had decided to just let this government shutdown happen. there does not seem to be a plan for what to do next. close your eyes, jump, see what happens. most of the day today, most of the last week has been consumed by a strange sort of political theater where house republicans made funding for the government contingent on killing the president's health law, and then house republicans try it again and then again right up until the bitter end. as of tonight at this hour, we have no deal. and there was one last minute to try and kill obama care for a precondition for funding the government but the democrats rejected that ma tphaneuver. >> as we gather here, i am reminded that president washington when he was leaving office cautioned against political parties that were at war with their own gove

"the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> thanks to you at home staying with us for the next hour. happy thursday. last night as the congress was finally at the very last minute, less than two hours before midnight, finally taking the votes they had to take to reopen the government and avert the debt ceiling disaster, as that was happening last night in washington, a couple hundred miles north, one very happy democrat was taking the stage with such excitement and such happiness that the stage itself almost could not physically bear it. this was so great. watch this. >> all rise! thank you, everybody! thank you, new jersey! all rise! well, this is an extraordinary night. >> throws the microphone, like he's going to rip it right off the podium. who needs a microphone! you guys can hear me, right?! rawr! america's happiest and newest elected official, cory booker, who won the open u.s. senate seat last night in the great state of new jersey. and you know, even though mr. booker was not in d.c. yet, for all of the mess that d.c. just went through, it is hard to not see his election la

rachel maddow is up next. >>> we are coming to you live where house republicans have thrown in the towel and forced the federal government to shut down. what was expected to be a drama filled night with negotiations going right up until the very last moment did not exactly turn out that way. there has been talking right up until the last moment, but nothing that looks like working to stop this from happening. we have known for a better part of an hour now that house republicans have decided to let this shut down happen. there does not seem to be a plan for what to do next. crow your eyes, judgmemp. see what happens. there was strange theater where republicans made funding conten jents on killing or dough raying the president's health care law, then the senate would say no. then they would send back a straight up government funding bill. and republicans would try it again, try it again and try it again right up until the bitter end. as of this hour we have no deal. one last maneuver was tried to get the senate to negotiate over their demands to kill obama kashs but the senate has rejected

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jane, what is rachel macneill telling the jurors today? >> this is, brooke, devastating for the defense. this young woman takes the stand. she is the daughter of the defendant. she is the daughter of the victim. she is clearly shattered by this horror. and she is convulsing and sobbing. at one point, they have to give her a break because she just is literally sobbing so much as she tries to testify. you can see in her face that this is just a nightmare for her, and then she delivers one knockout punch after the other against the defense. really describing extremely incriminating, extremely suspicious behavior on the part of her father, the defendant, from the very moment she learns her mother was found in the bathtub unresponsive and has died. she says first of all, her dad says, we have to have a police investigation because i don't want anybody to think i murdered your mother. she goes, what are you talking about? why would anybody think you murdered your wife? and then it goes on and on. how he's adamant about demonstrating his version