that will do it for us from churchill downs. next with the fabulous ambush makeover. have a great day, everybody. don't forget, they have little handles on them. >>> good morning to you. 9:56. several business owners are left cleaning up the mess left behind from cinco de mayo. dozens of police officers swarmed into the downtown area trying to control the crowds. police say at least one person was stabbed and several storefronts were damaged. >> well, i think it's a disgrace to the holiday for cinco de mayo. i don't know why they chose this way to celebrate their holiday, come and break windows, it's just not right. >> many people consider this weekend a cinco de mayo weekend so the partying could continue. as a result san jose police will be stepping up their patrols. >>> parking is about to become even more scarce in san francisco, the department of public works is talking about creating more parklets. when a parking spot is converted into an outdoor dining area or place with benches for pedestrians. the city is now accepting

we are here at churchill downs.ichael paley of proof on main in louisville. >> good morning. >> and the main stay here is the mint julep. >> we are in the heart of bourbon country. the winning horse and the mint julep are the most wanted thing in town. you will muddle a little bit of mint. >> this is a muddler? >> we use a classic spearmint that's great. you just want to bruise the mint, release the oils and aroma. one ounce of simple syrup. >> okay. >> crushed ice. >> all right. >> it can be messy. an ounce of bourbon on each. >> that's it? >> we'll garnish with a little bit of mint. >> and it looks like this. >> something like that. we have fresh mint here. >> there we go. got one for meredith here. what's this? a snow cone? >> we thought it would be fun to do snow cones this year. we reduced bourbon and sugar for a simple syrup. this will be a fun thing for the guests. >> this is a fruit juice? >> for the nonbourbon drinkers. you can pour anything over a snow cone. >> and what's this? >> it's our version of the a

churchill was delighted with that message that donovan conveyed. in fact, he paid for his trip to an attack at one point he had an escort, had to escort donovan around comes ian fleming, later became the james bond novelist. the state department, however, was privately upset about the trip because he was donovan going around to embassies on foreign post a meeting with foreign leaders with no diplomatic standing, either in the united states government or the british government. at one point state department aides debated internally whether he should be prosecuted for violating the logan act, which makes it a crime for private u.s. citizen to represent the u.s. government in for negotiations. fdr, on the other hand, was delighted that donovan was out there delivering this message. and bringing back intelligence for him. because in 1940-41, he really had, really no for an intelligence is because. there were small units in the army and the navy but there was really a lot of officers there, and many of the officers was considered a dumping ground in the

c-span: randolph churchill. >> guest: randolph churchill was a sh--a small fling; he was much younger than she was. they met when she went to stay one weekend at his father's country house in kent, when she was then having an affair with the financier bernard baruch, and he called her in paris and said, 'mr. churchill invites you to join us for the weekend.' and the person who met her at the ai--at the station was randolph churchill. and he then was about 22 years old and like an adonis; he was a--a stunning man and also a romantic turn of mind, as she was. and there's one funny story. and there's one funny story. do we have time for it? when i was in hawaii researching the book--her personal papers with her, she had invited my husband to come, too. and he said, 'well, i can't come because i have to work on my volume two--two of theodore roosevelt.' so she said, 'well, i'll give you a room to work in. you won't be disturbed.' so he said, 'all right.' so he came. but it turned out that that house was right on the ocean, and all of the doors were louver doors and all the windows were sl

i'm neal karlinsky for "nightline," near churchill, manitoba. >> certainly nice to watch from a warm place. a different kind of mother's day tribute. >>> well, mother's day is, of course, sunday, which got us to thinking about the state of moth motherhood around here. and what we found out made us want to take a look at mother's day by the numbers. ♪ [ male announcer ] an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction

had not yet agreed on which army would take the german capital the british prime minister winston churchill called on the us president franklin d. roosevelt to start the sultan berlin in a letter addressed to roosevelt on april first one thousand nine hundred five churchill wrote the following if the russians also take berlin will not their impression but they have been the overwhelming contributor to our common victory unduly imprinted on their minds and made us not lead them into a move which will raise grave and formidable difficulties in the future. super bowl britain was aiming to see germany destroy those rods on the other hand it wanted to the soviet union weakened as much as possible i knew by their real concern with the buggy appearance of a new arrival in the consulate. in early april the ford most u.s. troops were about one hundred kilometers of western berlin there were almost no battle ready german army is facing them all of them had been loosed treat the eastern front to repulse the soviet offensive. horizon hours known to have asked general simpson whether u.s. troops could t

songs on berlin in a letter addressed to roosevelt on april first one thousand nine hundred five churchill wrote the following if the russians also take berlin will not their impression that they have been the overwhelming contributor to our common victory unduly imprinted on their minds and a does not lead them into a mood which will raise grave and formidable difficulties in the future. is above all britain was aiming to see germany destroyed as we said as he was on the other hand it wanted the soviet union weakened as much as possible and he brought a real concern was to all the appearance of a new rival in the comfort of the continued from. in early april the ford most u.s. troops were about one hundred kilometers west of berlin there were almost no battle ready german armies facing them all of them had been moved to eastern front to repulse the soviet offensive. horizon ours known to have asked general simpson whether u.s. troops could take berlin from star wars losses he expected in that case and that same sense that he expected some thirty thousand jesuit tests or eisenhower sat the

but take a look at these numbers here in terms of where churchill downs is making its money. last year most of its earning came from racing, 41%. but look at that slice in orange, 34% from gaming, a double-digit increase. so it seems like the business of horse racing is less and less about horses. >> well, i have another perspective for you. the handle, the bets two years ago $12 billion nationally, thoroughbred, not bad. but 66 billion casino, india-- indian casino, so the industry now is about entertainment, it's about getting people to the track, per se. not necessarily watching the horse racing. >> tom: and we're seeing this really play itself out in the share price of churchill downs which is publicly traded. stock price this year has been flat, to trending lower. clearly reacting to more competition for that gaming dollar. >> and the bottom line for the triple crown which is wonderful, 2.5 minute race, $180 million economic impact for louisville, they're doing okay. and the races themselves seem to be on solid financial footing. nbc's consolidated all three triple crown

but churchill and roosevelt agree a bit would be launched only when it became clear that the russians were craving standing on the contrary that they were gaining happens by crossing the nineteen thirty nine borders and entering europe. the long delay in the british and american response had a significant impact on the balance of forces in post-war europe. many in the west are upset about stalin's power to shape the post-war arrangements it makes me want to say where you. should go in the foot soon or who school or whether we were not a border. collie people twenty eight soviet troops encircled the city center and began an assault on the bus stop. the building was protected by bans in the spring river and the bridge crossings had been blown up. troops crossed the sprit of border tiny dinghies from one tank to the other a distance of several dozen meters. they face continuous german fire half of the sailors who were there to secure the crossing died in a shot all the way stop. them via seven sailors are a given the titles of heroes of the soviet union the last summer slain there's been

churchill downs, 137th running of the kentucky derby, the most exciting two minutes in sports. picture perfect day in louisville, kentucky. my hometown. and the hats on derby day making those at last week's royal wedding look tame. as for the race itself, 19 horses would leave the gate after uncle mo had to withdraw yesterday. a clean start and now the animal kingdom. >> animal kingdom roaring down! here comes animal kingdom! it's animal kingdom! >> animal kingdom at 20 to 1 odds was 12 horses back, wins the derby. he was set to ride uncle mo. he replaced the jockey. how about that luck of the draw. animal kingdom, you are kentucky derby champion. >>> detroit pitcher flirted with a perfect game today in toronto, but settled for his second career no hitter. he took a perfect game into the eighth, so with one out, he walked a player, so the perfect game is gone. the next batter grounds into an inning ending double play. a no hitter, through eight. two outs outs in the 9th. ends it, the seventh one in tiger history. detroit wins it 9-0. >>> the sharks can close out the redwings in

a flight to winnipeg, followed by a small plane to churchill, manitoba, then a 2 1/2-hour train rider the arctic, which ends nowhere near a station. here goes the train. we're in the middle of nowhere in the tundra, middle of the night and the train's leaving us here. another hour later, we're at a place called the wachee lodge. only open six weeks a year. there is no running water and space is extremely limited. inside, hard core wildlife photographers from every corner of the globe. in the morning, they pile into vans converted with tank treads, hoping to find white bears hidden in white snow caves in conditions that can kill a person in minutes. >> got the tracks heading out. and then another set of tracks coming back in here. >> reporter: it's more than 40 degrees below zero. i'm wearing a ridiculous amount of clothing. and surrounded by people with fresh frostbite. as a native guide points out a set of unmistakable footprints. we're tracking a polar bear family. >> more than likely it's the same bear checking out the area here. we'll scope it out. >> reporter: on our first day,

to persuade president roosevelt to enter the war. >> so churchill chose ditchly house in oxfordshireon the americans to provide millions of dollars in military aid as the first step to them entering the war. this was the crucible of the british/u.s. special relationship. and at ditchly the legacy still endures today. hosting u.s. secretaries of state and british foreign ministers on numerous conferences of bilateral issues. down the decades, the chemistry between the two leaders has sometimes been strong. but between president reagan and margaret thatcher, it was at its zenith. able to withstand thatch ever's withering tirade over the u.s. invasion of grenada. >> apparently reagan as thatcher was really whacking him down the line, reagan picked up the phone, held it up in the air like that, so people around him marvelous. and even the cameron cool relationship is still underpinned by a bedrock of intelligence-sharing and military ties. >> i don't think the british-american relationship crucially depends on the chemistry between the leaders. because the real relationship takes place b

jenna took the trek down to churchill downs. she had the opportunity to get up close and personal with the real stars. we're talking the horses themselves. jenna will join us from louisville to tell us what's going on in a few minutes. >> know this. you'll be in the dog house. you'll be in the dog house. whether it's a mother or sister or wife, time is running out. we stress that. but we have happy ideas to make mom happy from spas to sparkling wines. >> watch this segment and buy now. >> immediately. >> time is running out. >>> plus, you may know her from "big love." she's one of the hottest stars in hollywood. jennifer goodwin is appearing on the big screen with the latest movie with kate hudson, a romantic comedy. sit down with jennifer to talk about the film and much more. that's coming up in this half-hour. >>> time to get a check of the final weather. everybody loves meteorologist, bill. >> here they do. in louisville, it's a little iffy. say hello first off for all of the students dressed in red. where are you from? >> we

these guys brought churchill downs with them. giants and rockies, fifth inning, sanchez hit as double off of more tenson to give the giants a 2-0 lead. still 2-0 in the 7th. madison bum gardner -- and todd hillton makes the mistake heard even more, a two-run single to tie the game. bumgarner doesn't get a decision. for the second night in a row, the giants win it on a walkoff. fontenot trots off. the giants beat the rockies 3-2 and go for the sweep tomorrow. orioles, willingham, pennington smack as shot to right. second homer of the season for the as shortstop. then in the bottom of the 8th. the former royal -- no one appreciated it more than brandon mccarthy, but no one could save the 9th. mike aville less beats the score. the as appeal he left early, but it was too close to call, the orioles win 4-3. justin verlander has done it again. his second career no hitter and no. 7 in tigers history, his teammates pour out of the dugout and mob him by the mound. >> this has been a special afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. >> braden throu

churchill and roosevelt but they certainly. greatly. appreciated to see his role in the world that contemporary if you are installing post if you well gets lost the second world war in the context of the outbreak of the cold war the failure to break down the ground once between the soviet union and united states i would say. stalin and the soviet side was not a. good one st. a cold war you know and i try to avoid a culturally diete to a cold war broke out. but i went to great lengths to actually bring the cold war. to an end so the western side of the cold war as broken up it was a much more positive engagement with the cold war whereas on the subject saw it there was a reluctance to become both in the cold war and in a continuous efforts to revive you know the ground what's one of the great feats of post-war sort of foreign policy is a desire to retire so but around a lot and there is an initiative in russia these days still officially recognized crimes of status that's what i thought. and regime some go as far as stalin and hitler. i

this was churchill's favorite armchair. >> couric: and there's a little bit of churchill everywhere. don't. i'm so worried i might break it or something like that. >> couric: i understand there are marks in here because he used to dig his fingernails into the arms when he was nervous. >> i didn't know that. there's a famous... the dispatch box in the house of lords where he used to make his speeches during the war, you can see the mark where he banged his hand on it with the signet ring and you can see the chips in the wood. this is prime ministers all the way up. >> reporter: the walls contain the portraits of every prime minister but one: cameron's won't be there until he's left office. that's the rule. >> this is margaret thatcher. and blair, major blair. this one just appeared. this is the latest. >> couric: since taking gordon brown's place david cameron has encountered the history but also the enormous responsibility of the office he holds. his government instituted massive spending cuts to deal with a 260 billion dollar deficit. the slashes in welfare programs and loss of gove

churchill and roosevelt but. not if you greatly. appreciated and you see his role in the knuckles that contemporary. pozen if you will gets lost in the second world war in the context of the outbreak of the cold war to the theater breakdown of the grand alliance between the sort of united states well i would say . stalin on the soviet side just another stalin if you wanted. a cold war to. try to avoid a cold or indeed the cold war broke out. they went to great lengths to actually bring the cold war. to an end so on the western side there once a cold war was broken out there was a much more positive engagement with the cold war whereas on the subject saw it there was a reluctance to become involved in the cold war and you know continuous efforts to revive you know the ground lots one of the great themes of post-war soviet foreign policy is a desire to retire before i launch there is an initiative in russia these days to officially recognize the crimes of stalin states that irene regime some guy was always putting stalin and hitler on

we are with a group of elite wildlife photographers outside churchill, manitoba.s more than 40 below zero. many of them have frostbite. male polar bears are nowhere to be seen. they are looking for food. these mothers do it all on their own, giving birth and taking care of their young totally alone. world wildlife fund official says mothers with two cubs used to be the norm. but now they're generally found with one. >> how are they doing? >> these are the best studied bears on the planet. the answer to that is accurate and they are in decline. >> reporter: in decline because sea ice is melting, making it harder to reach the only food on their menu, seals. as they make their journey back to the sea, including one no bigger than a poodle is reason for even the skeptics to have hope. neal karlinsky, abc news near churchill, manitoba. >> proof that everyone needs their mom. happy mother's day. we hope to see you back here tomorrow.

churchill and roosevelt but they see. him greatly and it's appreciating to see his role in the in the knuckles that contemporary you old style person if you will gets lost the second world war in the context of the outbreak of the cold war the thigh ended up right down off the ground the loss between britain the soviet and united states i would say. stalin and the soviet side just another stalin old soviet union wanted. a cold war the you know. try to avoid a cold or need a cold will broke out. they went to great lengths to actually bring the cold war. to an end so. on the western side the cold war was broken out there was a much more positive engagement with the cold war was on the subject saw it there was a reluctance to become involved in the cold war and continuous efforts to revive you know the ground lost one of the great feats of post-war sort of foreign policies a desire to return so that because of the lines there is an initiative in russia these days to officially recognize crimes of silence that i tyrion regime

churchill and roosevelt but they certainly. greatly. appreciate you and you see his role in the world of course that contemporary you start proposing a few delegates last the second world war in the context of the outbreak of the cold war the the failure to write down of the ground laws maturing in britain the sort of the united states although i would say. for stalin and the soviets i was not a stalin the soviet union once he had. a cold war the. freud to avoid a cauldron indeed also the cold war broke out. i went to great lengths to actually bring the cold war. to an end so on the western side once the cold war as broken up it was a much more positive engagement with the cold war whereas on the soviet side there was a reluctance to become involved in the cold war and continuous efforts to revive you know the ground lots one of the great themes of post-war soviet foreign policy is that these are to retire but rather once there is an initiative in russia these days to officially recognize crimes of silence and i think korean regime some

as churchill went on to say, this is only the beginning of the wreckening. this is only the first sip, the first foretaste of a bitter cup which will be preferred to us year by year unless by a supreme recovery of moral health and martial vigor we rise to take our stand for freedom as in the olden time and that was in october of 1938. we're in a war against terrorism, it's something that hasn't been seen since the 12th century when the radical islamists tried to take over western europe and a lot of people don't remember that. but they did. and there's always those radicals who want to foist upon the rest of the world their religious beliefs and the way they think the world should be run. and we have to, when they rise up again and again and again, as they will throughout history, i'm sure that there will always be radical islamists who will want to make sure the rest of the world believes the way they do as far as their religious beliefs are concerned and whether it's now or whether it was in the 12th century or whether it's going to be in the future, the f

jenna took the trek down to churchill downs.the horses themselves. jenna will join us from louisville to tell us what's going on in a few minutes. >> know this. you'll be in the dog house. you'll be in the dog house. whether it's a mother or sister or wife, time is running out. we stress that. but we have happy ideas to make mom happy from spas to sparkling >> watch this segment and buy now. >> immediately. >> time is running out. >>> plus, you may know her from "big love." she's one of the hottest stars in hollywood. jennifer goodwin is appearing on the big screen with the latest movie with kate hudson, a romantic comedy. sit down with jennifer to talk about the film and much more. that's coming up in this half-hour. >>> time to get a check of the final weather. everybody loves meteorologist, bill. >> here they do. in louisville, it's a little iffy. say hello first off for all of the students dressed in red. where are you from? >> west monroe, losiana. >> all eighth graders here. talk about the forecast in a little bit. a littl

all right it's time for happy hour this evening and joining me tonight is archie producer jenny churchill and for the first time r.t. correspondent christine fares out hello ladies you to join me tonight we talk a lot about videogames on the shell obviously and there's always a video game that causes a stir but this one is actually kind of crazy was commissioned by the chinese army and unlike most video games where you can just shoot at random guys and in uniforms that you can't tell where they're from this time they're actually shooting at men in american uniforms take a look. and i mean if you just want to tell anybody that a cold war is coming i guess the way to do it is to make a video game and put a flag on the back of someone's uniform i thought that was really interesting and i thought one of the most interesting things was that this was approved of and excited the people in the poll and the people's liberation army the chinese army totally were onboard with us and i thought that was really really interesting although we have to keep in mind the video games that we have here in ame

producer jenny churchill and my creates associate editor at reason.so on friday and we had a little fun on a happy hour because of course there are going to be some songs that came out already. feeling hot rod released like a club track you know i'm just really dreading that little girls might actually be dancing to you but apparently there's something much bigger going on in the world at least for those people who are gamers someone on counterstrike has created a level with osama bin laden's compound have you taken a look at mr already issues looking at screen shots all day and sort of missing my days in. the internet cafes playing counter-strike but i have a feeling though i think this game is sort of on the wane with american gamers but i know it's still huge and eastern europe and parts of central asia but it's like that you've made it when some kind of street person makes a map go out and almost made it i'm somewhere you know we have a video of it we have a video of it let's let's show that really quick. you know where's the video of osama watchi

he it's time for happy hour on this thursday evening and joining me tonight is our producer jenny churchill and already we're not seeking a comedian an around her otherwise known as go around me so i just put your last name that's great was that good ok so you're just making sure let's start with something funny i guess you know we often hear that there are more fish in the sea or that perhaps you know some of the fish all have more three poisoning and stagers to eat them but the e.u. is really finding a good way to keep their fishermen busy these days even though they can't catch any fish is there starting now to pay them to catch plastic because there's so much trash that you know it's that i have to say my only knowledge of the fishing industry comes from reality t.v. so when i think of this i just like it because how do you go on the deadliest catch like pulling up their crates just filled with like plastic bottles and six pack rings just not as hardcore i guess when they're getting trashed instead of like fighting the fish but i guess they're still fighting about whether maybe the wave

winston churchill once said about -- and he was speaking about russia. he said, it is an enigma wrapped inside of a puzzle wrapped inside of a rebel. he could have been speaking about area 51. >> host: our thanks to annie jacobsen, author of the new book area 51. >> this event was hosted by the commonwealth club of california in sentences go. for more information visit commonwealth club at dot work. >> we would like to hear from you. it's tweeting us your feedback. twitter dot com / book tv. >> next on book tv, military historian jonathan jordan presents a biography of generals dwight eisenhower, george patton, and omar bradley during world war ii. the others was the personal and working relationships of the three men, all graduates of west point, who were equally friends and opponents. it is a little under an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the national world war two museum. it is a pleasure to see such a packed house tonight. i can tell that you are all in for a good show after having spent the day with

check out the hats at churchill downs.0 people in attendance, setting the record for the largest crowd at churchill downs. nice hat there. 19 horses in the field, and they are off in the 137th running of the kentucky derby. here's the stretch call. sound up. >> roaring down the center of the track! here comes animal kingdom in the middle of the racetrack to grab the lead. and shackleford. it's animal kingdom and john velazquez to win the derby! >> animal kingdom wins the kentucky derby by just 2 3/4 lengths. he never raced on dirt before. nero was second. muyho macho man finished third. animal kingdom was not available for comment after the race, but his jockey was. >> this was the race that we all want. anywhere in the world you go, they ask you, have you been in the derby? and the second question after that is have you won it? so it's a dream come true for all of us. obviously, as a jockey, as a trainer, as an owner, it's definitely one of those things that you have. now i can say checkmark on that one. i have that one.

some one critic wrote the bust of winston churchill is laughing at all,. >> hot new video coming in thisning on that massive tornado which showed up. and a live look at downtown mostly clear conditions. >> this car arafat is the focus on the fatal shooting >> and a look at this tornado video >> we will have the latest on damage a video that in just a minute ads like look at what the weather will be like >> try indy on tap for most of the bank in another chance of rain drops and we will get to that in just an >> here's a look at traffic on the bay bridges at is light. no not spots to report >> and we began not with the fatal shooting at checkers and schulz and drive. they officers on and man that was suffering from gunshot wounds. the white car there is the focal points of the shooting last night. the victim was not identified by police so far he was taken to local hospital where he was pronounced dead. they have not found anyone responsible for the shooting of at this time. this is the 20 of homicide. they're looking in and around this car. will have more information later on >> at oakla

you may have heard winston churchill's a history will be tied to me because i intend to write it. churchill said -- discouraged the use of diaries because allah will do is make you look like you guessed wrong when you are wrong. better to wait when it is over, right your memoir and you are always right. as you go through the diaries and records you begin to see divergence over time. memories fade and this is where the lawyer in me comes out. you compare the evidence of it. i noticed something -- it is not a planted question but this question comes up often. in december of 1944 hitler launched the battle of the bulge. that took the allies by surprise. virtually everybody. in the published version of patton's diaries he had an entry of nov. twenty-fifth, 1944 where he says furthermore, the first army is making a terrible mistake in leaving the eighth course status as it is probable the jurors are building a piece of them. in fact what happened was the germans were building up east of them. the eighth corps was the epicenter of the great bulge attack that took everyone by surprise th