belgium's thomas de gendt, still heads the overall standings, by 48 seconds from axel domont of franceto win a third straight dauphine title and also become the first man to win the eight—day race four times, is one minute and nine seconds off the pace. british crew land rover bar had a terrible start in their america's cup semi final in bermuda. the ben ainslie led team forfeited their second race against emirates new zealand after having to withdraw from the first due to a part of their wing sail breaking. the series is fought over nine races and the team has a spare wing which it is allowed to use under the competition rules with holders team 0racle usa to take on the eventual winner of this series which includes the other semi—final, that saw artemis racing and softbank team japan finished the day level at one win apiece. we had at half day today. came into the gate at the first race and we had done a nicejob the gate at the first race and we had done a nice job to the gate at the first race and we had done a nicejob to get the gate at the first race and we had done a nice job to g

that means belgium's thomas de gendt maintained his a8—second lead over axel domont in the general classificationtuesday —— emirates team new zealand capsized in their final race on tuesday but they lead the british team land rover bar 3—1 in the best of nine america's cup semi—final. after winning their first race the new zealand team got caught by the high winds in bermuda and were left suspended in the upturned hull of their 50 —foot catamaran until support boats could help them leaving them with plenty of work to do repair wise. a bit scary, they are. —— there. swedish team artemis trail softbank team japan 3—1 with plenty of scary moments as the boats reach speeds nearing 50 knots which is equivalent to almost 93 kilometres per hour. we sustained some damage, but everybody is safe, with no injuries. that is a bit of a relief, when you see them fall off, and ucb heads above water, and they are fine. the quys above water, and they are fine. the guys are above water, and they are fine. the guys are assessing the damage, and we have quite a bit. —— you see the heads. just a reminder that the two

. >> will has his hands full with son, axel, mattias and magnus. ages 7 to 13. >> are you more of a relaxed dad or tough? >> i'm pretty laxed, but then all of a sudden, i go crazy. and they look at me, like -- whoa! where did that come from? i think it freaks them out a little bit. so they would say i'm the mean one. >> really? >> but on a chart i'm not as mean as their mom. their mom is always like put this away do this, do that. i'm, like, don't worry about it, and i'm also, like, hey! watch it! >> i almost just start laughing. >> they sometimes laugh too. >> there is no doubt about that will's wife is the real deal. >> who cracks the whip in your house? >> come on, you know. my wife. >>> up next, as "bachelor in paradise" returns from scandal, are there strict new rules from contestants? the reported change from keeping the cast to get too drunk. >>> plus, a different eminem these days. how he changed as a parent. >>> and the "spider-man" stunt. >> oh, my god! >> we're going behind the scenes of the best viral video prank ever. >> get away from

. >> someone might agree is josh and why fergie's 3-year-old son axel. >> is he become his own man? what's his thing right now? >> wearing his batman and spider-man costume. carrying as many swords as he can. >> and by the way, the swords thing, that's going to go for a while. >> boys and their weapons, man. >> it's crazy. >> mark has another movie out, the sequel to daddy's home. and mark and will farrell are joined by their big screen dad, mel gibson and john lithgow. >> he hasn't seen his dad in a long time. >> it has been two weeks but feels like forever. >> the original was all about will being the step dad to mark's kids and their constant one upping each other. they worked it out but are put to the test with john and mel in the mix. >> john continues in the way that my character is set up we are too touchy feeley. >> mel and mark are estranged. >> this year, christmas, both families together. >> hello -- grandpa -- >> the father has not met the new evolved dusty. >> that's what he will make fun of us for, you'll see. >> dear god. is that him? dresses so cool. i can't picture

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. >> jimmy: on father's day, >> but my 7-year-old, axel, is like dad, we have presents for you. >> jimmyn and i opened up presents. i got some very bizarre plastic orange barbecue mitts. [ light laughter ] i got a head lamp for camping. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: do you go camping? >> this was all picked out by the kids. no, we never go camping. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: who knows, you might go to a cave or something. >> no, we've been once. it's not like it's our annual thing. >> jimmy: it'd be cool though. >> i like the lamp -- yeah in case the lights go out or something like that. >> jimmy: sure. do you go to sleep with it every night? >> if i do some work underneath the car. >> jimmy: oh wait, that's so you. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you're always working underneath the car and eating some wings. >> fixing the car. jimmy: oh yeah, that's fantastic. that's a nice gift. >> but, the big one was they went to, and got me reading glasses with special frames. not just the drugstore variety. so i have brand new reading glasses. [ light laughter ] i need reading glasses. >> j

--rlet: axel >> another way looking at it. itsfed might be near end of hiking cycle. that, if you look at the in fund future, pricing about two rate hikes by end of the year. maybe 2.5. three. whereas in the euro zone, we learned they will not lower rates. tapering.is clearlyre improving and the next step would have to be .apering term --edium [indiscernible] >> he talked about tapering for happened.re it the dollar rallied. one of the reason the dollar is weak it's not that things are u.s., it's so much in.been priced [indiscernible] wonder to what extent will the fed feel compel to on risk. along given that consumer spending slowed down and the inflation on isn't there? >> i happen to think the fed is hostage of the market. this year, the market delivered silver platter. now it wants to continue through. here.s a calendar event yellen will retire. just like bar nar key wanted to result, the thing happened that happens. the central bank, the fed in into slowinghiking economy. i don't think anything will stop it. dependent.o be data they aren't going to notice it unti

i don't want you to get all wrapped around the axel and think that somehow we're coming after people in a way that doesn't make sense. here's what i want you to think about. i want you to think about the people that actually pay the tab. the people that actually pick up the check. the people that actually pay taxes. the people to who we're the most responsible to. and to somehow come up with an idea that it's mean hearted to verify who is getting these subsidies, to me is tomfoolry. if you want to do something and you want to make it h

jim axel rod has been following this story from the very beginning. >> reporter: in march he was convicted on conspiracy and fraud charges, but not on acts of second to racketeering. however, the way the judge handled the verdict may have allowed him to escape a much harsher sentence, something that has angered the families who lost loved ones in this case. >> the nine years is absolutely nothing compared to what me and my children will endure for the rest of our lives. >> reporter: sharon's husband died after receiving a contaminated steroid shot daryl lost his father. >> he was our foundation. >> reporter: she survived but says she still suffers from the effects of the tainted shots. >> i can't go out and enjoy myself because i'm sick all the time. >> reporter: barry left court after the sentencing without saying a word. >> do you think it was a fair sentence? >> reporter: but inside he had made a tearful apology to those affected saying i am so sorry for your ex- trootraordinary lo. >> i think nobody could hear those moved to tears. many of us were. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's offi

. >> a ver alejandra vamos hablar con axel. ¿cÓmo estÁs? dejo de hacerlo. >> cada chico que diga su nombre. >> ok. >> bueno, muchÍsima gracias por estar con nosotros ahora raÚl gonzÁlez que es otro rey de las calles, cÓmo estÁs? >>> muchÍsimas gracias daniel, oye hablaremos de un tema que se necesita esa misma destreza a la hora de pedir visa en un consulado. >> porque definitivamente es el proceso mÁs determinante. >> miren hablar demasiado, contra decirse podrÍa em pafrp aro. >> estÁ el abogado que nos viene a explicar esos errores que uno debe evitar a la era hospital de ir a la cita. hay que tratar de no meterla tanto. >> quÉ pregunta vamos a comenzar con las preguntas que nos podrÍa hacer un oficial consolar a la era hospital de aplicar por una visa. >> fÍjate que ellos normalmente van a travÉs de la planilla con nombre y direcciÓn, por ejemplo quÉ es lo que va hacer en los estados unidos, cÓmo va a pagar el viaje, en el historial tuyo de viajes te has quedado mÁs tiempo o te quedaste 4-5 meses. >> sospechan que han trabajado y podrÍa

if both appeals and budget ri quests are adopted would va be able to begin axel vating decision for those appeal that is are pending? >> the appeal that is are in the board of veteran -- the board of appeals are the ones that we are most concerned about. if the snenate votes to move it forward we will have a process to expedite those from the time the law passes moving forward. you're asking about the legacy claims and appeals. >> right. >> we do not have a plan to make significant progress on those. we are going to have to wid l away at them. the budget will add 142 more staff to the board that will allow us to make progress. i think to deal with the backlog we would be looking at 2026 before we deal with the backlog. the one hope that i have, mr. chairman, rather than adding a large number of staff to deal with the backlog is that we will give current veterans who were in the appeals process the option of opting into the new process. if they choose to opt in, but it's going to have to be their choice, they would be able to have their appeal dealt with in the expedited fashion. so that i

i don't want you to get all wrapped around the axel and think that somehow we're coming after people in a way that doesn't make sense. here's what i want you to think about. i want you to think about the people that actually pay the tab. the people that actually pick up the check. the people that actually pay taxes. the people to who we're the most responsible to. and to somehow come up with an idea that it's mean hearted to verify who is getting these subsidies, to me is tomfoolry. if you want to do something and you want to make it hard for people to understand what we're doing, do this. do this. i would love to go back home and tell people what you folks just don't understand. you sent the money to us, we decided how we're going to spend it, we decided we can give it to anybody we want and by the way, if they don't qualify, that shouldn't bother you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. kelly: let's do something that makes sense. i yield back the balance of my time. mr. brady: i yield the gentleman an additional one minute. the speaker pro tempore: the ge

. >> the states that had their data actual traded -- axel traded by the russians, are they aware? how do we make sure the states are not willing to acknowledge that they had vulnerabilities? we are in a brave new world. i understand your position. but i thinkstrated we need a re-examination of this policy. the designation by former secretary johnson as critical infrastructure, what does that change in terms of how our operations are going forward? >> by that designate -- going forward? what does that really mean in practical terms, in terms of assistance or information sharing? >> what it means, it means three things. a statement that we do recognize these systems are critical to the functioning of american life. that is an important statement. the second is that it formalizes and sustains the department privatization of engagement with the community. the last is it provides a particular protections for sharing of information with vendors within the election community that allows us to have conversation to discuss a vulnerabilities with attentional systems that we would not have.