rachel donelson. her father is an adventurous fellow, colonel donelson who takes settlers from virginia across the frontier. the travel for four months and arrive in tennessee. colonel donelson fights indians and creates small settlements in tennessee, and sounds tennessee -- founds tennessee. rachel becomes kind of the debutante if you will. glamorous, attractive, opinionated teenager, daughter of the most powerful man in the area. rachel does something she is not supposed to do. when she is 17 years old she elopes and marries an older man, many years her senior, captain lewis robards. this was a big scandal. she runs away and marries robards. robards she marries and 1785. it appears he gambled his money away, drank constantly. even had her move in with him. she does what a proper girl ought not to do, she leaves him. divorce was almost unheard of at the time. before the revolutionary war every state and colony in the south outlawed divorce. she leaves him and goes back to tennessee. she goes back to

rachel donelson. her father is an adventurous fellow, colonel donelson who takes settlers from virginia across the frontier. the travel for four months and arrive in tennessee. colonel donelson fights indians and creates small settlements in tennessee, and founds tennessee. rachel becomes kind of the debutante if you will. glamorous, attractive, opinionated teenager, daughter of the most powerful man in the area. rachel does something she is not supposed to do. when she is 17 years old she elopes and marries an older man, many years her senior, captain lewis robards. this was a big scandal. she runs away and marries robards. robards she marries in 1785. it appears he gambled his money away, drank constantly. even had her move in with him. she does what a proper girl ought not to do, she leaves him. divorce was almost unheard of at the time. before the revolutionary war every state and colony in the south outlawed divorce. she leaves him and goes back to tennessee. she goes back to make it work. he is

rachel dies. a son is grown and married, and the house isn't big enough, so in 1831, they add two wings to the house, to the left and the right. one is a large dining room to accommodate the large dinners that they were having here. the other ends up being jackson's library. that's adjacent to his bedroom. the two wings make a very symmetrical or balanced facade to the house. the fire took place in october of 1834. and it was a chimney fire that the chimneys evidently had not been properly cleaned over the summer, creasote had build up and clearly, you would be using the fireplaces all the time. this one happened to be in a chimney from the kitchen. it was a windy day, and at that time, the house had a cedar shake roof. so the sparks hit the roof, and the next thing you know, you were off to the races with the fire. they called in the slaves from the fields. they were able to empty some of the second floor, although most of the second floor contents were lost, including rachel's letters, which was

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good evening, lawrence. >> hey, rachel. i just saw you book a donald trump interview through kellyanne conway on your show. she's now booking for you. >> i feel like if you've got to have somebody promise something for somebody else that person's campaign manager is about as good a recommendation as i can get. >> that is as good as it gets. it would be donald trump's first msnbc primetime interview. >> really? >> i don't know why he's been avoiding us, rachel. i can't figure it out. >> i can't imagine it will ever happen. but please, god. thanks, lawrence. >> just have faith, rachel. kellyanne conway on your show. well, glenn beck is here tonight. yes, that glenn ck

good evening, lawrence. >> hey, rachel. i just saw you book a donald trump interview through kellyanne conway on your show. she's now booking for you. >> i feel like if you've got to have somebody promise something for somebody else that person's campaign manager is about as good a recommendation as i can get. >> that is as good as it gets. it would be donald trump's first msnbc primetime interview. >> really? >> i don't know why he's been avoiding us, rachel. i can't figure it out. >> i can't imagine it will ever happen. but please, god. thanks, lawrence. >> just have faith, rachel. >> thanks. >>

here tonight on the rachel maddow show. we are going to start right off at the top of the show, not with me talking for 17 straight minutes, but rather with the interview. i have had the opportunity on this show this year to interview democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton a handful of times. i've not yet had the pleasure of interviewing republican presidential candidate donald trump. i live in hope that that interview will happen here and sometime soon, but in the meantime, i'm very excited to say that i've got what i think of as the next best thing. we are joined tonight for the interview by donald trump's campaign manager, kellyanne conway. thanks so much for being here. >> my pleasure. thank you for having me. >> i have to ask you, if it's a hard decision to do a show like this with liberal comy pinko like me. or do you guys -- >> i've never described you that way. no, it's a pleasure. i wanted to pass along a hello from donald trump. i told him i was coming on your show and he said it was a terrific idea. an

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but rachel refused the offer. she has one very big reason to stay put. "i open and lock it, everyday. that's my job. i clean the church and i clean the rectory. " englehardt doesn't drive, so she wants to stay within walking distance of st. joseph's catholic church. "it's more important to me to get to my church job than it is to get out of here, that's they need her too. she's a fixture of the entire community. "if you spent anytime in elkader, you know rachel and you know what a big heart she has. " on thursday, rachel and her family moved all of her first floor furniture out of the house. just in case the rising river spilled over. " the national weather service says the turkey river at garber is rising, but it will probably right now, it's at 22 feet. it could go up to 24 feet and then fall below flood stage tomorrow evening. that means garber's earthen levee should protect the town. it would be in danger if the water rose to 26 feet. governor branstad visited three communities in winnishiek county today to see the damage from this week's heavy rain

he's about to marry rachel buffet. ? >> reporter: here she is as his co-star in that musical "nine." dan had no full time job and now he is in full blown crisis. needing to finance his wedding and honeymoon. just as police are picking him up from his bachelor party and taking him to this interrogation room. >> daniel was sitting here in this chair. >> reporter: it is to be a long he came to possess and then manipulate a naive teenager to use sam herr's atm card. and while we're at it, where is sam? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: lieutenant everett has a prime seat in front of the monitors in the detective room. >> my role to watch the interview and see if there's something that they may not be picking up on. >> reporter: what he sees is a nathan lane. dramatic. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: sometimes even over the top. >> i don't know! i'm sorry. i don't know what else you want me to say. >> reporter: but first a little staged mea culpa. he admits he talked young wes into being the stooge at the

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trish: ah, rachel makes a very interesting point. i've done a lot of reporting in latin america, brazil, paraguay, honduras, it has been ignored, less so with president bush, but certainly under this administration has focused on china, on india and you know, look at what we're seeing there in venezuela, for example. absolute, positive chaos. >> there is turmoil there, but i think what's being overlooked here is that the former president of brazil dilma rousseff was impeached today. it stymied efforts to do anything meaningful. trish: which is a shame! they're right here in the western hemisphere. brazil could be china. >> with that said, i don't think the u.s. neglected the countries, per se. what i also think is that what donald trump is doing and what hillary clinton doesn't do is give a lot of lip service to the foreign leaders. the fact that donald trump is going to go down there, what is he coming back to tell us? i don't know. and i don't think it's anything quite meaningful because what is he going to do for the 11.4 undocume

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good evening, rachel, who is in perfect health. the picture of health. >> and not at all weak, despite my unfortunate femininity. >> it doesn't help us, does it? >> no, it doesn't. it's also a joke. thank you, joy. appreciate it. >> take care. >> people say, you know, there aren't have many women in your business. how'd you get to be a woman in the position that you're in your business. i say, well, you know, some people think i look like a dude, and that helps! i'm sorry, mom. my mom gets really mad whenever i say that. but there you go. thank you for joining us this hour. it's good to have you here. at the two nominating conventions for the two major parties this year, there were headline speeches, of course, from the candidates themselves, in both conventions this year, we had a headline speeches from the candidate's families. we had big speeches from other big name politicos, of course, from celebrities, on both sides. slightly different celebrity rosters on the two sides this year. but what has turned out to be the most politi

he's about to marry rachel buffet. ? >> reporter: here she is as his co-star in that musical "nine." dan had no full time job and now he is in full blown crisis. needing to finance his wedding and honeymoon. just as police are picking him up from his bachelor party and taking him to this interrogation room. >> daniel was sitting here in this chair. >> reporter: it is to be a long he came to possess and then manipulate a naive teenager to use sam herr's atm card. and while we're at it, where is sam? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: lieutenant everett has a prime seat in front of the monitors in the detective room. >> my role to watch the interview and see if there's something that they may not be picking up on. >> reporter: what he sees is a dramatic. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: sometimes even over the top. >> i don't know! i'm sorry. i don't know what else you want me to say. >> reporter: but first a little staged mea culpa. he admits he talked young wes into being the stooge at the atm. he asked

please welcome, rachel weisz! >> hello! good evening. one kiss. >> stephen: just now i gave you one kiss or you gave me one kiss and you said, "one kiss." is that because two was an option? >> i was told that if i was going to give you two, i should let you know in advance, but i didn't have time to. >> stephen: somebody backstage actually said warn him if you kiss him twice? >> yes, pause i'm such a good girl. i'm not going to screw things up on stephen colbert, i'm going to do one kiss. i thought if i gave two, it >> stephen: let's find out. oevment! >> two. >> stephen: that's three. that's three. ( cheers and applause ). >> three. you don't have any lipstick gld no lipstick. okay. the results are in. and it threw me off. because i'm a huge fan of yours. your performance in "the constant gardener" obviously you won the the oscar for that, but as i told your husband when he was here, daniel craig, it was nuanced performance i have ever seen. >> thank you, my goodness me, thank you so much. >> stephen: thank you, thank you. and now your

tonight, stephen welcomes rachel weisz. kevin smith. human. and now, from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! captioning sponsored by cbs ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: nice to see you. ( cheers and applause ) how are you? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: thanks, everybody. thanks down here. that's a fantastic. what a lovely crowd. you hear one. there's no-- you can't-- you cannot fake that. >> jon: right, yeah. >> stephen: you know that'sed from. welcome to "the late show." i'm stephen colbert. your host this friday. folks, it's friday. ( applause ) ? it's friday it's friday oh ? it's friday ? >> stephen: i don't know what song you're dancing to but i like it. i have a quick word of warning before we get started tonight. tonight's monologue was created in a factory that also processes peanuts. it's important to say in case anyone has an allergy. especially now, because mylan, the company that produces these epipens right here-- anybody use one of these? they have jacked up the price of these pens for less t

he's about to marry rachel buffet. ? >> reporter: here she is as his co-star in that musical "nine." dan had no full time job and now he is in full blown crisis. needing to finance his wedding and honeymoon. just as police are picking him up from his bachelor party and taking him to this interrogation room. >> daniel was sitting here in this chair. >> reporter: it is to be a long night of questioning about how he came to possess and manipulate a naive teenager to use sam herr's atm card. and while we're at it, where is sam? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: lieutenant everett has a prime seat in front of the monitors in the detective room. >> my role to watch the interview and see if there's something that they may not be picking up on. >> reporter: what he sees is a performance worthy of nathan lane. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: sometimes even over the top. >> i don't know! i'm sorry. i don't know what else you want me to say. >> reporter: but first a little staged mea culpa. he admits he talked y

he's about to marry rachel buffet. ? >> reporter: here she is as his co-star in that musical "nine." dan had no full time job and now he is in full blown crisis. needing to finance his wedding and honeymoon. just as police are picking him up from his bachelor party and taking him to this interrogation room. >> daniel was sitting here in this chair. >> reporter: it is to be a long night of questioning about how he came to possess and then manipulate a naive teenager to use sam herr's atm card. and while we're at it, where is sam? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: lieutenant everett has a prime seat in front of the monitors in the detective room. >> my role to watch the interview and see if there's something that they may not be picking up on. >> reporter: what he sees is a performance worthy of >> oh, my god. >> reporter: sometimes even over the top. >> i don't know! i'm sorry. i don't know what else you want me to say. >> reporter: but first a little staged mea culpa. he admits he talked young wes

please welcome, rachel weisz! >> hello! good evening. one kiss. >> stephen: just now i gave you one kiss or you gave me one kiss and you said, "one kiss." is that because two was an option? >> i was told that if i was going to give you two, i should let you know in advance, but i didn't have time to. >> stephen: somebody backstage actually said warn him if you kiss him twice? >> yes, pause i'm such a good girl. i'm not going to screw things up on stephen colbert, i'm going to do one kiss. i thought if i gave two, it might thro >> stephen: let's find out. oevment! >> two. >> stephen: that's three. that's three. ( cheers and applause ). >> three. you don't have any lipstick gld no lipstick. okay. the results are in. and it threw me off. because i'm a huge fan of yours. your performance in "the constant gardener" obviously you won the the oscar for that, but as i told your husband when he was here, daniel craig, it was nuanced performance i have ever seen. >> thank you, my goodness me, thank you so much. >> stephen: thank you, thank you. an

please welcome, rachel weisz! >> hello! good evening. one kiss. ? ? ? ( applause ) you one kiss or you gave me one kiss and you said, "one kiss." is that because two was an option? >> i was told that if i was going to give you two, i should let you know in advance, but i didn't have time to. >> stephen: somebody backstage actually said warn him if you kiss him twice? >> yes, pause i'm such a good girl. i'm not going to screw things up on stephen colbert, i'm going to do one kiss. i thought if i gave two, it might throw you off. oevment! >> two. >> stephen: that's three. that's three. ( cheers and applause ). >> three. you don't have any lipstick gld no lipstick. okay. the results are in. and it threw me off. because i'm a huge fan of yours. your performance in "the constant gardener" obviously you won the the oscar for that, but as i told your husband when he was here, daniel craig, it was one of the most beautiful, seen. >> thank you, my goodness me, thank you so much. >> stephen: thank you, thank you. and now your new film is called, let me get this r

i said -- my exact words was this -- >> yes. >> call rachelle. tell her i need to speak to her. make a [ bleep ] decision. grow up or something like that. >> yeah, you did. >> if you send me to cw or send me to the box. >> right. >> i was aggravated, rachelle. >> i know that. >> and the only way i know how to channel my anger is physically. so instead of me doing that, i'm yelling. >> yep. >> i'm yelling. >> that was recognized. >> rachelle, tell you the truth, all jokes aside, i'm not trying to play with you. like you know, you got your job. you the boss and i respect you. know what i'm coming from? >> yep. >> you and i both know usually i wouldn't care about being -- about being seg. doesn't matter. i'll stay here. >> i know. >> i just feel as though, if i just did four months. four months. >> that's why i'm saying you're not dead in the water. >> the next step for esdale is administrative segregation or asu hearing that will determine how long he remain in segregation. >> you'll most likely be seeing asu tomorrow. yes. >> i'll be there. >> all right. >> i'll be there. >> all

with the gravity of the situation sinking in, he asks to call his fiance rachel. >> hello? >> hi, baby. >> reporter: it's a call that will finally bring down the curtain on dan's one-man show. >> i need to make a phone call to the detective now. >> why? >> reporter: why? because rachel has found out that dan's brother tim is carrying evidence. >> he had the murder weapon. and at some point, tim says, "hey, i got to -- i got to get rid of this. daniel's been arrested." >> reporter: rachel tells dan she is going to the cops. >> i need to call him and let him know before they catch me on this recording device because it looks like i'm not trying to tell them right away. >> then i'm doomed. >> do you know that tim had some evidence? >> yeah. oh, god. oh, god. oh, god. okay. >> well, this is ridiculous and i have to go tell the detective the truth. >> no, baby, baby, um, tim, tim did speak up? >> only to me so far and it was in passing. i said i'm going to the police station right now, danny's been arrested and he starts freaking out. >> no, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't. th

daniel's been arrested." >> reporter: rachel tells dan she is going to the cops. him know before they catch me on this recording device because it looks like i'm not trying to tell them right away. >> then i'm doomed. >> do you know that tim had some evidence? >> yeah. oh, god. oh, god. oh, god. okay. >> well, this is ridiculous and i have to go tell the detective the truth. >> no, baby, baby, um, tim, tim did speak up? >> only to me so far and it was in passing. i said i'm going to the police station right now, danny's been arrested and he starts freaking out. >> no, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't. that can't be found. >> no, babe, i'm going to do it. >> listen to me, listen to me, no. >> what? >> trust me, please. >> you realize they're recording this phone conversation anyways? you're being an absolute ass to try and lie again. >> and that's when he decides to let the jailer know, "hey, i need to speak to the detectives." >> reporter: up next, the final act. >> do you want to talk to us, yes or no? >> yes. >> okay. >> reporter: the chilling truth about sam h

rachel we'll have the reporter who broke that story here with us, i think, live in just a moment. although that's still being worked out. this is the scene tonight right now in everett, washington. a live shot of the xfinity arena in everett, washington, where donald trump is slated to take the stage for a rally there within the hour. this is worth watching tonight for a couple of reasons. one of which is just that it's very strange for them to be doing this event there tonight. i mean, this event tonight, this xfinity arena, it's a big arena. it holds 10,000 people. the trump campaign said they had rsvps for like 13,000 people who wanted to attend and that must make them feel great. that's a lot of trump supporters who will presumably be roaring back at donald trump tonight when he gives his remarks at this big event. but a 10,000-seat arena is also an expensive thing to rent, and heading into this phase of the campaign, heading into labor day in a presidential election year, a candidate's time is unbelievably precious. so why are they spending their candidate's time and their do

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please welcome, rachel weisz! >> hello! good evening. one kiss. >> stephen: just now i gave you one kiss or you gave me one is that because two wne kiss." option? >> i was told that if i was going to give you two, i should let you know in advance, but i didn't have time to. >> stephen: somebody backstage actually said warn him if you kiss him twice? >> yes, pause i'm such a good girl. i'm not going to screw things up on stephen colbert, i'm going to do one kiss. i thought if i gave two, it >> stephen: let's find out. oevment! >> two. >> stephen: that's three. that's three. ( cheers and applause ). >> three. you don't have any lipstick gld no lipstick. okay. the results are in. and it threw me off. because i'm a huge fan of yours. your performance in "the constant gardener" obviously you won the the oscar for that, but as i told your husband when he was here, daniel craig, it was nuanced performance i have ever seen. >> thank you, my goodness me, thank you so much. >> stephen: thank you, thank you. and now your new film is called, let me

with the gravity of the situation sinking in, he asks to call his fiance rachel. >> hello? >> hi, baby. >> reporter: it's a call that will finally bring down the curtain on dan's one-man show. >> i need to make a phone call to the detective now. >> why? >> reporter: why? because rachel has found out that dan's brother tim is carrying evidence. >> he had the murder weapon. and at some point, tim says, "hey, i got to -- i got to get rid of this. daniel's been arrested." >> reporter: rachel tells dan she is going to the cops. >> i need to call him and let him know before they catch me on this recording device because it looks like i'm not trying to tell them right away. >> then i'm doomed. oh, god. oh, god. okay. >> well, this is ridiculous and i have to go tell the detective the truth. >> no, baby, baby, um, tim, tim did speak up? >> only to me so far and it was in passing. i said i'm going to the police station right now, danny's been arrested and he starts freaking out. >> no, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't. that can't be found. >> no, babe, i'm going to do it. >> listen

reporting live tonight at brookfield central high school, rachelle baillon fox6 news. brad thanks rachelle marquette and elmbrook on our website-- fox6 now dot com and the fox6 news app. we also posted a link for information to the u-s army's special forces. just search "green beret." a waiting game in manitowoc county -- and it looks as though that wait will continue... the courthouse has closed for the day-- without new motions being filed by the attorney for steven avery. kathleen zellner says the motion would retest d-n-a evidence in the avery case and possibly present an alternate theory on who killed theresa month averys nephew brendan dasseys case was overturned after a judge determined the then 16 year olds confession should not stand. avery supporters have a good feeling about this one... lisa says: "i think she's going to definitely get steven out. i've been following her. zellner has until monday to file the motion. police are still searching for the suspects involved in four armed side-- and police believe they could be connected. police three women were ro

fox six's rachelle baillon has our developing story. a large crowd gathered tuesday night to mourn the passing of 25-year- say to anybody thats out there if you know who done this to my son bennie bennett please come forward.' bennett was one of two victims killed on 36th street around 3:30 tuesday morning. fox6 has learned that the other victim was 44-year-old billie hill. bennetts family didnt recognize hills name, but police think the two deaths are related and occurrea guy he loved everybody he helped everybody he know thats what his mom love to do i love to help everybody so bennie was like me.' bennetts mother says she will search for her sons killer, until that killer pays for this crime. police say they are still searching for one or more suspects. 'im going to do this until justice is served im not going release balloons from this same location, in his honor, tomorrow at 6 p-m. theyre inviting anyone who would like to join them to come on out. reporting live tonight at 50th and luscher, rachelle baillon fox6 news. mary thanks r

mary thanks rachelle now to the weather -- it is a hot one. temperatures feeling like 100 degrees outside! plus -- a chance for thunderstorms is in the forecast. weather expert tom wachs is in the weathe ahead. we have a slight chance for a few t- storms this evening, otherwise warm and humid with temperatures in the 80s. thunderstorm chances will increase overnight with lows in the middle 70s. cloudy, cooler and humid on friday with showers and thundertorms. locally heavy rain is possible. highs in the upper 70s. rain moves out for the weekend, but dewpoints will hold in the 60s t-storms. better chances overnight. low: 74 dewpoint: 73 wind: sw 5-10 mph friday: cooler and humid with rain and t-storms. high: 78 dewpoint: 73 wind: ne 5-15 mph saturday: decreasing clouds, still warm and humid. am low: 67 high: 80 dewpoint: 70 wind: ne 5-15 mph with showers and thunderstorms on the way -- you'll want to keep the fox six storm center app handy! it's a free download -- and available a massive raid.. and serious allegations. a federal investigation i

he's about to marry rachel buffet. ? >> reporter: here she is as his co-star in that musical "nine." dan had no full time job and now he is in full blown crisis. needing to finance his wedding and honeymoon. just as police are picking him up from his bachelor party and taking him to this interrogation room. this chair. >> reporter: it is to be a long night of questioning about how he came to possess and then manipulate a naive teenager to use sam herr's atm card. and while we're at it, where is sam? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: lieutenant everett has a prime seat in front of the monitors in the detective room. >> my role to watch the >> reporter: what he sees is a performance worthy of nathan lane. dramatic. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: sometimes even over the top. >> i don't know! i'm sorry. i don't know what else you want me to say. >> reporter: but first a little staged mea culpa. he admits he talked young wes into being the stooge at the atm. he asked if it was illegal. i said, "no, no, no

. >> thank you, rachel. >> is it as dire a picture as i think it is? >> well, i think it's pretty dire. i certainly would not want to be running the donald trump campaign for lots of different reasons. but when you look at that map and you realize, as you've just ted, that hillary clinton actually has 273 electoral votes, three more than needed among likely and safe states, it makes it much more difficult, obviously, for trump to win. although, rachel, i've got to tell you, on a daily basis, i get hundreds of e-mails and tweets from trump supporters who believe that donald trump is going to win somewhere between 44 and 49 states. they differ about the one he's going to lose. but, you know, we're living in two different realities, two different parallel universes, believe me. >> a, that's fascinating. and b, it raises the question of whether or not the trump campaign believes its supporters, right? whether they're making fact-based decisions in terms of where they ought to focus. their list of five states they're going to compete in, florida, north caro

he's about to marry rachel buffet. ? >> reporter: here she is as his co-star in that musical "nine." dan had no full time job and now he is in full blown crisis. needing to finance his wedding and honeymoon. just as police are picking him up from his bachelor party and taking him to this interrogation room. >> danies >> reporter: it is to be a long night of questioning about how he came to possess and then manipulate a naive teenager to use sam herr's atm card. and while we're at it, where is sam? >> i don't know. i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: lieutenant everett has a prime seat in front of the monitors in the detective room. >> my role to watch the interview and see if there's something that they may not be >> reporter: what he sees is a performance worthy of nathan lane. dramatic. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: sometimes even over the top. >> i don't know! i'm sorry. i don't know what else you want me to say. >> reporter: but first a little staged mea culpa. he admits he talked young wes into being the stooge a

good evening, rachel. >> i got a kinetic charge from that. my blood pressure got up to healthy levels. well done, my friend. and thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. once upon a time a popular, spunky, slightly iconoclastic democrat in congress, from oregon, he got an unexpectedly well founded slick challenge in the general election. this happened in 2010, and it turned out to be a fascinating story. the reason the slickness and well funded nature of this congressman's challenge, the reason it was such a surprise was not because of anything having to do with the congressman. it was because his challenger was not someone from whom you would expect a slick well funded challenge. the challenger to this member of congress was an older man. and i don't mean this in a bad way, but he was kind of eccentric, a self-employed scientist, he published a direct mail, sort of pseudo scientific newsletter with graphics that looked like they were made on an atari. he ran what he called his own research institute on a sprawling compound in rural or

, rachel and her family mo the house. just in case the rising river spilled over. republican presidential nominee donald trump is campaigning with senator joni ernst today in central iowa. trump won't be on a motorcycle himself, but is joining in on ernst's annual roast and ride in des moines. the annual event takes off from the iowa state ir harley davidson shop on des moines's north side. governor branstad and iowa's republican members of congress will also be there. this is video from last year's ride where several former republican presidential candidates met with voters. ernst says trump's visits to iowa tend to stir up attention, most of which she says is positive. "i hear a lot more about donald trump when he comes into the state - again i hear a lot more about when he comes into town and the type of excitement he's generating versus hilary clinton - i hear very little about her visits to iowa i don't even know how many times she's been to iowa " statistical tie with former secretary of state hillary clinton in iow

rachel chapman was involved in a freak accident wedding. >> she shows time and time again nothing can hold her back. that is true of the chapman's latest endeavor. >> for most people just thinking about skydiving takes guts. >> i'm so ready to do it. >> for rachel chapman is a profile encouraged. >> why do you want do this? some time. >> that is now a reality. it was another year before she and chris were finally able to tie the knot. by then, known as the paralyzed ride. most fulfilling, she says, the couples daughter kaylie. >> you are a mom now. your daughter 16 months? >> yes, she's totally adapted to me being a mom in a wheelchair. >> on this day, it's rachel learning something new. >> the plan, a tandem jump with mike elliot who will lead the all veteran parachute team. >> what's going through your >> i'm ready to go. >> with chris and hailey watching, rachel will make the leap from 14,000 feet. >> i'm ready now. >> finally out the door and into unbrideled freedom. >> what was it like? >> the scariest was getting out of the plane but you have no >> as she soars to new heights. >

reporting in the newsroom tonight, rachelle baillon fox6 new bev thanks rachelle see more reaction to trump's visit -- and extended clips from his speech as it happens. just go to fox 6 now dot com. the brewers are in the midst of a loong day and night in not so friendly confines of wrigley field! clay matthews and julius peppers have to talk to the nfl, in the next 9 days..or face being suspended. there's no word on their decision. but they have support in high places. pip has the story in flight at mitchell international airport. the major hub it's heading to starting next year. plus -- first responders, getting some extra backup. ...how nasa is using artificial intelligence to keep them safe [ grinding metal ] whoa, that doesn't look good. no, not you. ordinary fuels can clog your engine with dirt. it's like lugging this around- it's dragging down your fuel economy. but over time, using new and improved bp gasoline with invigorate helps clean up that dirt, like hundreds of scrubbing brushes. so that means a cleaner engine, which helps you get more miles per tank. new bp gasoline wi

rachel spotted the suspected drunk driver. just minutes before. passed out at the wheel in his pickup truck. blocking traffic next to her diner. she says a motorcyclist pounded on the window. waking him up. that's when steel sped off. rachel decided to follow him. while calling 911. >> . it didn't look good. he was all over the road. like a ping-pong ball. >> . minutes later this crash. up first was just sitting there holding his neck. and that was the one that had me scared. he moving. >> . she stayed with them until help arrived. >> that's what that hurt me the moats. to see when he had two officers that got hurt. >> . you can make out the skid marks where the crash happened. even though she couldn't prevent the crash, following steel was the right thing to do. it's your job at a human to stop and help. >> . thank you. steel was arrested and later charged. witnesses say the troopers were in bad shape. but were not seriously hurt. fun day at an amusement park takes a scary turn. after children were shocked on a ride. investigators in connecticut

. >> thank you, rachel. >> is it as dire a picture as i think it is? >> well, i think it's pretty dire. i certainly would not want to be running the donald trump campaign for lots of different reasons. but when you look at that map and you realize, as you've just noted, that hillary clinton actually has 273 electoral votes, three more than needed among likely and safe states, it makes it much more difficult, obviously, for trump to win. although, rachel, i've got to tell you, on a daily basis, i get hundreds of e-mails and tweets from trump supporters who believe that donald trump is going to win somewhere between 44 and 49 states. they differ about the one he's going to lose. but, you know, we're living in two different realities, two different parallel universes, believe me. >> a, that's fascinating. and b, it raises the question of whether or not the trump campaign believes its supporters, right? whether they're making fact-based decisions in terms of where they ought to focus. their list of five states they're going to compete in, florida, north ca

good evening, rachel. >> it's going to be casual kriz hayes late night? >> it's a special doubleheader evening game version of your humble host. >> have you been chaffing all this time, wanting to do your show without a tie, and this is just you? >> i like them both. different sides of the same person. >> wow. i'm very excited. thank you, my friend. see you later, without that. thanks to you at home for staying with us for the next hour. we're watching a few ongoing stories tonight, including interests news about the presidential campaign that has just broken in the last few minutes. we'll have the reporter who broke that story here with us, i think, live in just a moment. although that's still being worked out. this is the scene tonight right now in everett, washington. a live shot of the xfinity arena in everett, washington, where donald trump is slated to take the stage for a rally there within the hour. this is worth watching tonight for a couple of reasons. one of which is just that it's very strange for them to be doing this event there tonight. i m

come on him, rachel. this is rachel from the small town of chandler in the valley. what school do go to? >> santana elementary. >> miss king. i want to give her a shout out because today is her birthday. >> happy birthday, miss king. you have a wonderful hobby. what do you do with dresses? >> eyes so with my grandma and i am an artist. >> what type of art you do? >> i bake and paint. >> that is so wonderful. now, you do weather. you can add that to your >> right now it is 85 outside. >> here comes the sun. beautiful. what can we expect? >> weekends -- we can expect developing storms. >> we have hurricanes to talk about >> a hurricane is where a bunch of water gathers up and splashes down on something. >> absolutely. very good. here is what we're looking at we have storms out in honolulu and hurricane madeline and lester which could pose for a big threat for the hawaiian islands. clear skies and beautiful conditions. temperatures toward the north, 66, mason. 85, phoenix. sagrada, 84. tuscon, 79. monsoon meter is a two. 34 northern arizona. scattered storms and activi

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awe, rachel, what a sweet e-ma. thank you very much. a lot of time, fort, energy and tented people come gether to put togetherwatching. we all do. keep it up 11:30 every night on fox 13. you can find us on youtube and ke the e-mails coming. mpp mail bag @ yahoo.com. that's it for me this week. back to you >>>comingup. we'll try to explain federal healthcare reform. >> even the people who passed it were rather confused. >> i think it's very confusing. >> then we'll take a serious look at changes to boemgz care. >> trail something it's health insurance reform for beginners. [cheering] >> good. >> congress agreed to change the law that but none could agree on what it's called. >> before we passed obamacare. >> by the way it's the affordab >> ther way it helped people buy something they use. ev the people who passed it >> i think it's very confusing. >> some people liked it some never cared while others were scared. (phone ringing) >> i you like your doctor you'll be able to keep your doctor. >> i thinkou have the wrong number. (boos) >> sc

but rachel refused the offer. she has one very big reason to stay put. "i open and lock it, everyday. that's my job. i clean the church and i clean the rectory. she wants to stay within walking distance of st. joseph's catholic church. "it's more important to me to get to my church job than it is to get out of here, that's for sure. " her friends at the church say they need her too. she's a fixture of the entire community. "if you spent anytime in elkader, you know rachel and you know what a big heart she has. " on thursday, rachel and her family moved all of her first floor furniture out of the house. just in case the rising river spilled over. republican presidential nominee donald trump is campaigning with senator joni ernst today in central iowa. trump won't be on a motorcycle himself, but is joining in on ernst's annual roast and ride in des moines. the annual event takes off from the iowa state fairgrounds and eventually ends at the big barn harley davidson shop on des moines's north side. governor branstad and iowa's republican members of congress