bravo announcing that frankel will be returning for season seven., for one, am relieved she's back. >> such a big fan of that show. >> yeah, this comes at a time that's good for frankel. her daytime show was just canceled after one season. she was feeling relieved she said that it was canceled. >> you're disappointed. you loved that show. >> fantastic daytime. >> ratings for "real housewives of new york" have dwindled since frankel's departure, but if it continues to turn south, she'll always have that low-calorie skinny girl drink. >> i'm a fan much that as well. >>> a big congratulations to robin roberts inducted into the broadcasting and cable hall of fame last night. honored at the waldorf-astoria hotel. the rest of the "gma" family on hand. she was honored at this induction ceremony. >> she tweeted out a picture with george, lara, amy and ginger, the whole team with the hash tag so blessed. fellow honorees include outgoing major league commissioner bud selig and the shows mad men and family feud. >> she began her broadcasting career 30 years ag

i wanted to tell you, this is jeffrey frankel of stuart frankel and company.hey are in at 6:00 in the morning, one of the things he said to me a short time ago, what do you do? are you worried? he said you know what i'm advising clients, you pick up some. you are never going to time the bottom of the market. you pick up some, you know it is oversold. down 900 points since last week, of course, that's off the lose. we're seeing financials as the worst performing sector. nine of the ten sectors are lower. financials are weak, and despite the fact you saw some of the financials with numbers over the latest quarter that were pretty good, pretty decent and good outlook overall, that group is still very, very weak, jpmorgan a huge laggard on the dow jones industrial average and weighing heavily. wouldn't it be nice for the bulls and 401(k)s if you close down 164 points rather than 460 points. liz: the russell up a percentage point, the transports have turned positive, and the nasdaq which had been down 111 points, the nasdaq is looking a lot better at the moment. it

the buckeyes have been rolling, the nitany lions james frankel says he's gotten some construct ef criticism. >> there's nothing better than having 107,000 fans when things are going well. when you have some problems, there's 107,000 critics. but with social media, it makes it difficult. >> we're right back. >>> a rainy wednesday. >> yeah, we're going to have rain, wind and temperatures in the upper 50s forecast. we could see gusts near 30. >> thanks for watching. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense you

bethany frankel. everything is great. >> i do not know about that.t made her the real housewives of new york. because bethany has been so open about her messy divorce, doing things like wearing her daughters. these pajamas, she is starting to lose her big core demo. i am not sure if going back to reality tv is the right thing. twelve teams like maybe she is going back to her for. >> they sold millions of these things. >> i do not know if it will add to her brand. countdown with liz claman starts right now. liz: take a look at the dow. higher. we are less than 100 points away from the all time record close. this is the leader for the dow 30. the most famous athlete on the planet. king james. taking on the new york knicks. th

i spoke with the author, rebecca frankel. a photo essayof that is incredibly successful. why do so many people want to know about dogs who serve in war? >> i think it is because people who love dogs. we love our dogs at home and have great relationships with them and i think imagining and knowing that dogs are capable of such great feats, their incredible sense of smell, their intuition, and to know on top of that that it is applied in a place where they are really useful and to have them be heroes, kind of an incredible thing. >> you write about the sense of smell. you say the canine's knows is a masterful creation. really? >> yes. we have about 5 million sensory receptors in our noses. >> that as humans. >> dogs have 220 million in their noses. that is an average dog. bloodhounds have 300 billions and docs in's and maybe some other dogs have about 150. >> we all know the dogs are sniffing out ied's and afghanistan are iraq. is that the primary use? >> yes. it is the ability to detect bombs. they are actually pulling apart specific smells from a larger scent. hamburgers,

having aative frankel broaderauthority by both represe nkel. representative fra representative frankel having a broader focus. we received four recommendations for change. and 1, 2 -- 8 recommendations against change. i should just say that in our examination of threatening wrongful action, these issues will come up, but i also would wee to point out that if supported either one of the statues are supported either one of the statues with change, with the recommendations for change, there might become chances this could move quickly through congress. so, i don't -- i'll ask the panel how you feel about proceeding on this point. i mean, these issues will be covered by the threatening, review of threatening lawful action, but we could separate them out and just look at these two statutes. >> i think will end up doing both, but i would like to look at the statute as well as part of it. >> anybody else? >> i totally agree with you that i would like to at least try and g7 of it in the threatening or placing the person in fear. i think that would be t

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bethenny frankel will rejoin the cast of the real housewives of new york, for the show's seventh seasoncall,, frank he will left the show four years ago to launch her own beverage company skinny girl. and headline her own talk show. and, another talk show host, making headlines this morning. jimmy fallon, wrote his first children's book, called your baby's first word, will be dada. so funny, fellow dads, to make sure they don't miss out on the milestone like he d despite first efforts, daughter's first words was ma ma. >> oh, the book due out june 9th, just in time for fathers day. >>> good news here. ukee back in los angeles, as guest co-host cbs the talk. >> this is real exciting. starts his day with a pre show meeting there. regular co-host, julie chen, sarah gilbert, sharon osborne, iesha tile over, cheryle underwood. so what do they like best about working together? ukee got the inside scoop. >> it is kind of like a girls breakfast/lunch of just chatting away, and we get paid for it. >> hello. >>> well, this is not ukee's first appearance on the talk. if you remember, he co-hosted

. >>> all right. , well, the word is come back for reality tv star bethenny frankel. >> people magazine reports the entrepreneur will rejoin the cast of bravo's real housewives of new york silt for the show's seventh season. you may remember that she left the show, at the end of 2010 to headline her own show, and also, lawn of her own beverage company skinny girl. >> my guilty pleasure. moving on, jimmy fallon of course comedian, actor now an author. the tonight show host wrote his first children's book, it is called your baby's first words will be dada. now, wait a minute. what about ma ma? fallon says the book is funny how to for fellow dads to make sure they don't miss out on the milestone like he d amazon says the picture book will be available on june 9th. >>> and, ukee is back in los angeles, as guest co-host of cds the talk. he starts his day with pre-show meeting right there. joining him are the regular co-hosts julie chen, sarah gilbert, sharon osborne, iesha tyler, and cheryle underwood. so, what do they like about working together? ukee got the answer from julie. >> julie: it

todd frankel, thank you so much. >> this is something to look at.atty kay says the eu is starting to look at limiting flights. the idea that somehow we're being cruel if we limit flights from affected areas when this story shows if you want to contain it, you have to do whatever you can to stop the spread, as this gentleman said, this businessman said. it's very simple. ebola moves with people. you contain the people, you contain the movement, you contain the virus and then you take care of it. there's a lot of americans that are asking the question, you know, do we really want to continue flights coming in from west africa here and the eu -- until we actually have our act together and we don't have our act together now. we have health care workers that are getting ebola. right now we don't know whether there are dozens of people in dallas infected. cdc is worried about it. that's not spreading fear. if you spread fear you're stupid. i want to spread hope. that's the kind of kid i am. i want to spread hope that we're going to do smart conservative w

having a much smaller or narrower focus and representative frankel having a much larger focus or broaderocus. we received four recommendations for change. i should just say that in our examination of threatening wrongful action, these issues will come up but i also would like to point out that if we supported either one of the statutes or supported either one of the statutes with change, with recommendation of change, there might be some chance that this could move quickly through congress. so i don't -- i'll ask the panel members how you feel about proceeding on this point. these issues will be covered i think by the threatening -- our review of threatening wrongful action but question separate them out and just look at these two statutes alone. >> i think we'll end up doing both. i would like to look at the statutes themselves. that's part of it. >> anybody else? >> i totally agree with you that i'd like to at least try and change it. in the g-7 definition of threatening or placing the other person in fear. i think that would be maybe taking care of this problem at the same time that w

abuse of authority statute by, abuse of authority by both representative spier and representative frankel having a much larger focus, broader focus. we received four recommendations for change and eight recommendations against change. i should just say that in our examination of threatening wrongful action, these issues will come up. but i also would like to point out that if we supported either one of statutes or supported either one of the statutes with change, with recommendations for change, there might be some chance that this could move quickly through congress. so i don't, i ask the panel members how you feel about proceeding. on this point. i mean, these issues will be covered, i think, by the threatening -- review of threatening wrongful action, but we could separate them out and just look at these two statutes alone. >> well, i think we'll end up doing both, but i would like to look at the statutes themselves. as part of it. >> anybody else? >> i totally agree with you that i'd like to at least try and change it in the g7 definition of threatening or placing the other person in