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the hotel with no stars was dreamed up by twin brothers frank and patrick franklin by motional to get out of the something the interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism innovation you know most exciting thing about it is that we make people who don't sort of. forget wallpaper the scenery around this bed is the draw for visitors from all over the world. this is designed this is built and opened up shop and it's been no vacancies ever since. he turned the tables as part of the gag zero stars doesn't mean the bare bones basics it's a whole new kind of luxury. farmer could be traced didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank you at first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this better. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the common and can be idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players the people who live around this artwork become part of it. without

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the hotel with no stars was dreamed up by twin brothers frank and patrick franklin by motional to get us into something the interesting thing about the hotel is that many people don't know what it is is that our tourism you know gratian ever since. he turned the tables as part of the gag zero stars doesn't mean the bare bones basics on that and it's a whole new kind of luxury. farmer could be dietrich didn't have much to do with art until now now he works as a concierge and butler. thank. god first i didn't think this would involve me so much. but i'm pleased to be part of this bad idea maybe. after milking the cows every evening the alpine farmer dresses up for art. the become one and can be idea was to figure out how to shape the concept which is art of course and bring it to life so the players the people who live around this artwork become part of it. or without him it would be far too conventional. he jumps and hops or slips his right. slips right into this artwork speaking as an artist the project is like a painting be what it's alive. the farmer who spends the summer on the mou

illustrators or cartoonists when i see franklin in the newspapers i realize wow that's good to see a person of color in the charlie brown series someone asked me. do you think frank and i have in franklin and newspapers really helped the black community or the way people look at african-american cartoonists you know maybe i can only say that because there are so few of us out here doing doing this. never took the risk to put franklin in his strip who knows would have to make that that happen because one thing about it was already popular he didn't need it frankly but he i think a lady wrote him a letter i remember reading about it a few years ago and he said well i don't want to thin the aftermath and pretty however he took a chance and it worked out ok let's just. say wait frankly it wasn't a stereotype you know he had a place will do this here but he still is pretty straight forward troy brown and then when the holidays are coming around you'll see franklin with the with the but peppermint patty lucy linus and they were just you know i think they want to missed you most of the work but i enjoy that just because you know. this is all just here these are the top

before we run out of time, i want to talk about this because the president, frank, attempted to pay his respects to a reelre franklin today. listen to how he describes the late legend. >> i want to begin by expressing my condolences to the family of the person i knew well. she worked for me on numerous occasions, she was aretha franklin, on her passing. her extraordinary legacy will thrive and inspire many generations to come. she was given a great gift from god, her voice, and she used it well. people loved aretha. she's a special woman, so i just want to pass on my warm est best wishes and sympathy to her family. >> how do you think she would have felt being described as someone who worked for him? >> you know, just when you think you stared into the abyss of donald trump's narcissism and seen your way to the bottom, you realize there's a couple thousand feet below that. she worked for him, that's just offensive. >> you know what, he doesn't get it. >> no, i don't think -- >> i doesn't think that's offensive. i'm sure the people around him don't think it was offensive. i'm sure some of his supporters, but it is of

frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. aretha franklin died today from pancreatic cancer. she was 76-years-old. tributes are pouring in. fans visited aretha aretha franklin's home in memphis and left flowers there. she lived there till 2 when her family relocated to new york. then moving to detroit. >> on the west coast fans left cards and flowers on the walk afame. she won a number -- of fame. she a number of wards. including 18 -- awards including 18 grammys. in san francisco, a tribute to aretha franklin as musicians got together to perform her songs. ktvu's amber lee is live after attending the event and speaking with the artist. amber? >> reporter: the women performed her. a bar and dance club here. they tell me in aretha franklin they saw themselves. >> the sounds of aretha franklin filled the lounge. a performer pays homage and her hear the sound of her voice and you realize where all of that beautiful mixture came from. >> you feel her energy. undeniable. >> reporter: she says aretha franklin's song respect has become an anthem. >> people today look at that song and use it as part of th

aretha franklin lost her battle with frank reedit cancer surrounded by family and friends.ders and music legend singing her praise. elton john saying it played magnificently and we all wept. we are witnessing the greatest soul artist of all time. i adored her and worshiped her talents we got lesser. my condolences to all her friends and family. we shared the same birthday. that meant so much to me. paul mccartney, let's all take a moment to give thanks for the beautiful life of aretha franklin, the queen of our soul who inspired us for many years. she will be missed but the memory of her greatness as a musician and fine human being will live with us forever. people are leaving floral arrangements at the apollo theater. rob: this just continues. cops and the nfl not getting along. >> blue lives matter turned down an invitation to work with the jets to partner with them. according to emails from the new york post the founder of blue lives matter said this. all over the united states players feel entitled to disrespect our first responders, military members past and present an

franklin pierce in 1852, when he was running for president. you can see he was a handsome gentleman. he had a couple of nicknames, one was handsome frank. the other was young hickory of the granite hills. he had the same politics as andrew jackson. over here on the wall is a copy of a letter owned by bowden college. this is franklin pierce writing to a friend, horatio bridge. in the letter, they are trying to find a job for nathaniel hawthorne. nathaniel hawthorne was an author, he liked to write books. he also had a family that he needed to support. this is a theme throughout the lives of the two men. there are always trying to find work for nathaniel hawthorne, so he could support his family. over here on the wall is an order of cincinnati certificate. franklin pierce is one of the presidents who belongs to this organization. this is the first veterans' organization in our country. it was formed by the offices of the line under george washington. the organization is hereditary and pierce is one of the presidents that belong to the order of cincinnati. george washington, monroe, and pierce are the three presidents. there are several pie

so in conclusion, i would like to express my deep gratitude to franklin roosevelt, admiral stark, george marshall, henry stimson and frank knox for their commitment to democratic values and general spirit of internationalist than global responsibility. and a thank you all for listening to me today. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> now, unfortunately we are running a little late, so we are going to go right over to the book signing. we are not going to take questions right now, but i do want to thank you all for coming and remind you that on june 30th, will have her family fund is still here. free entertainment. the museum will be free, the home will be free. it will be a great day. please come down. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

. >> reporter: visitation and viewing is part of a weeklong celebration of frank rain that died nearly -- franklindied nearly two weeks ago at the age of 76. a star-studded celebration with will happening. many people traveled across the country to pay their respectses. people around the world -- respects. people around the world are calling her voice the sound track to their lives. >> reporter: her funeral is scheduled friday in detroit. >>> you height want to check your medicine -- you might want to check your medicine cabinet. you may want to check if you have children advil, the bubble gum flavor. the fear it could lead too accidental overdose. and they are marked with expiration date of november 2020. you can turn them in for a full refund. >>> we told you about a story of a little girl that needed a little heart that expected a surprise visit from drake. >> i had a dream. i met drake. and it was great. and my other wish is to get a heart. >> guess what? >> what. >> it happened today. you're getting a heart. congratulations. >> i'm getting a heart, mom. >> this morning, 11-year-old sophia san

so in conclusion, i would like to express my deep gratitude to franklin roosevelt, admiral stark, george marshall, henry stimson and frank knox for their commitment to democratic values and general spirit of internationalist than global responsibility. and a thank you all for listening to me today. [applause] thank you. [applause] >> now, unfortunately we are running a little late, so we are going to go right over to the book signing. we are not going to take questions right now, but i do want to thank you all for coming and remind you that on june 30th, will have her family fund is still here. free entertainment. the museum will be free, the home will be free. it will be a great day. please come down. thank you very much. [applause] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> sam kleiner look, someone is about a secret air base in burma who set up -- and were the first to engage japan after pearl harbor. he talked of a book event in washington d.c. this is 45 minutes. >> hello, everyone. , everyone could, everyone. welcome to, everyone could welcome the framers. my name is olivia, one of the coordinators here

in conclusion i would like to express my deep gratitude to franklin roosevelt, admiral stark, george marshall, henry simpson and frank knox for their commitment to democratic values and their generous spirit of internationalism and global responsibility. i thank all of you for listening to be today. [applause] >> we are running late so we will go to the book signing, we won't take questions right now. and bringing our family fun festival, free entertainment, it will be a great day, please come down. [inaudible conversations] >> the medical uses of psychedelic drugs in how to change your mind. book to be in prime time each night on c-span2. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span provided by your cable or satellite provider.

franke lynn's music to soothe us. >> her publicist confirming franklin was surrounde family when she passed away this, mo. through the sadness we now get a chance to b lookk on her extraordinary life through her music. >> nbc's mark barger kicks off sour coverage we honor aretha franklin, the undisputed queen of soul. soul. queen of ♪ you make me feel >> reporter: a disc jockey bestowed that nickname on her, aretha franklin, and it stuck through a musical reign that has few rival >> reporter: in a career spanning more than 50 years, franklin recorded 40 albums and put 45 songs on the top 40 charts, more than any other female artist ever. one song became her signature. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t, find out what it means to me ♪ >> reporter: thaas not only franklin's first number one hit but theng recorndustry association of america named it one of the top five songs of the 20thcentury. it's incredible. iea on, mut of music, please, i could have fallen over on the fall. you could have pushed me over with a feather. >> reporter: franklin was born in memphis in 1942 but her musical journey began in detroit singing gospel

about a third of the district is in the franklin county part -- the part of frank lipp county that is in this congressional district. this is where trump has been toxic if you look at the alabama senate race, the virginia results last year, pennsylvania '18. the closer you get to the city, those close in suburbs, that's where you have your millennial voters, college educated suburban women who have been turned off by the president, either staying home or voting for the democrats. if this is red tonight, republicans will hold this seat. if this is blue the democrats are in play as we watch this play out. again, we watch this tug of war within the republican party. the more traditional suburban republicans turned off by the president. the president bringing in new voters into rural areas. we'll see that play out tonight, erin. >> and john, this is also -- you talk about how this conversation even happening is significant. there has been so much money poured into this race. we're talking about millions and millions of dollars for a special election where they've got to run again in novem

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frank? >>> there are reports that the queen of soul, aretha franklin, is in the hospital in detroit.ling cancer since 2010. her last appearance on stage was with elton john, a benefit for his aids foundation. she is said to be surrounded by friends and family at the hospital. tmz tells us that her weight is down to just 85 pounds, and that her death is imminent. >> we are told by people who are involved in the family and everything that is going on, that doctors don't expect she will last through the day. she is gravely ill. >> reporter: aretha franklin is 76 years old. during her 60 year career, she has won a number of accolades including 20 grammy awards. >>> still to come, so many questions, but the most important one is this. how is an airline employee able to steal commercial plane from an airport in seattle and fly it for an hour before crashing? coming up next, what investigators are looking for and why the airport says there does not appear to have been a lapse in security. >>> there is renewed fighting in afghanistan where the taliban has launched a new offensive. is centere

franklin. there were many great singers before her. frank sinatra modeled himself after billy holiday.t when aretha came on the scene, everyone wanted to sound like her because she was so powerful. ron mentioned some of the celebrities. leaders in civil rights community, both old and young. before people ever heard of taking a knee, aretha would take her band on tour to raise money for the civil rights movement, to raise money for dr. king and the leadership conference, to raise money for angela davis' bail. she was versatile. she touched so many parts of our lives. she touched the movement. and honestly, her music, her singing, helped us get through some of those times in the movement. they were very, very difficult. aretha kept everyone inspired. the last thing i'll say, you know, her life wasn't that easy. i spoke with actress jennifer lewis last night. she talked about growing up poor and how listening to those 45s with aretha franklin's voice on it, helped them get over. you know, aretha recorded "how i got over." she had a child when she was just 12 years old. back in those days,

frank with seventy six years old. and the time reporter kelly koch has reported extensively on everything franklin's life over the years she says franklin's paved the way for female vocalists not just in the u.s. but around the world. when her version of respect this was the third version of respect but the first version that was a word by a woman it felt like a so world erms at a time when women in the united states are really fighting to become equal partners to their male counterparts and so it really kind of hears through a cultural and racial line but even now her music is so timeless it sounds as if it could just come out on a streaming service twelve minutes ago and still go as hard as it would have been one years ago and i think that is really kind of the true essence of her music i know words like timeless and classic i think it's hot brown we talk about some people's musical body but it absolutely rings true. italian government says it's thinking about taking over all of the country's motorways after the collapse of a bridge in genoa the country run by private companies and contractors and an investigation in

franklin's coverage and mccain at the same time. >> it is a fantastic service, a hero, a man, becoming a senator and a daughter of a preacher becomes this amazing singer and. >> with franks way and aretha franklin and her, we can write a wonderful book about these two. such different backgrounds and achievements. it is very few nations in the world that could have these two things going on. >> john mccain having scripted and issue the invitations themselves personally for joe biden who flew out to sedona to have a long two-hour chat they talked about the eulogy they delivered yesterday. john mccain having done this with bipartisanship in mind. in past recent years, there is been more difficult communications but despite all the partisanship, they do at moments like today coming together. we are told by our colleague who's our senate producer that mitch mcconnell, at the request of cindy mccain cleared the floor of the senate. former members of congress can go on the floor. clear the floor for a private moment with lindsey graham on the floor of the senate. the two went to the desk of john mccain's desk and draped in black as our colleague, kelly o'donell, says, it is co

entire show, and it's nice to know that aretha franklin's extraordinary life remains one of those things. >> yeah. michael, thank you for saying that, and frank, thank you both for joining us tonight. >> when when he come back, the navy admiral who oversaw the raid that killed oh psasama binn fires back at president trump for trying to silence his critics calling it a move straight out of the mccarthy era. i love you, but sometimes you stink. febreze air effects doesn't just mask, it cleans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus sfx: [cell phone dialing] no. no, no, no, no, no. cancel. cancel. please. aaagh! being in the know is a good thing. that's why discover will alert you if your social security number is found on any one of thousands of risky sites. >>> president trump is going to have to wait at least a little longe

frank field says he'll consider quitting as an mp, triggering a by—election in the row about anti—semitism. music stars pay tribute to aretha franklin concert in her home city of detroit — where her funeral will be held this afternoon. and swapping spikes for studs — usain bolt has begun his new sporting career, as a footballer. and coming up on bbc news, we'll have the latest from the fourth test as england's bowlers are hoping to lead the fight back against india. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. more than a dozen further cases of alleged poor care are to be investigated at an nhs trust where an independent probe is underway into the death of several babies. the department of health ordered an investigation of maternity care at shrewsbury and telford nhs trust — the review team is looking at cases including the death of babies and mothers, and brain injuries. now other families have raised concerns about treatment at the trust. richard galpin is with me. tell us more about what we know. it's back in april last year that the then health secretaryjeremy hunt ordered an investigation into maternity care at shrews fr

frank with her seventy six years old. jay gray joins us now from detroit where the franklin lived and jay an emotional day for people that. marian really is not one that was unexpected she had been battling pancreatic cancer for quite some time but still a lot of people sad to see this woman who was dubbed by rolling stone magazine the greatest single bolt time passed away early this morning fans flowers balloons continue to fill the sidewalk here just outside the new bethel baptist church it's a church where her father was pastor and where she first sang that voice old timidly changing not only the music landscape in america but echoing across the world. and of course many people that are and right across the country and around the world will be remembering her today how important what her detroit roots. right. important to the city but also very important to her memory and she never strayed from detroit it was a place that she always called home a place she was deeply tied to and continued to sing in detroit continued to sing in church choirs in detroit including here in new bethel baptist church it was what made her up

well, aretha frank line will receive a star-studded farewell in detroit, former president bill clinton will be among the speakers at her funeral. franklincancer at the age of 76. the queen of soul. president trump calling out the justice department in rally in indiana. >> our justice department and fbi have to start doing their job right now, what happens is a disgrace, i want them to do their job, i will get involved and i will get in there if i have. lauren: the president comments among ongoing feud with jeff sessions for not doing enough to support him especially in the russia probe. well, in an interview with bloomberg news sessions' job was safe until midterms. finally we have epic lip-singing challenge to bring to you, making a parity of a movie that you know. ♪ ♪ [laughter] lauren: made the video to connect with the community all part of the nationwide police lip-sing challenge. cheryl: that's great. lauren: that really was. cheryl: i love all the singoffs we are having. thank you, lauren. warren buffet weighing in on a wide-range of topics in an interview with liz claman on countdown of the closing bell, earning reports from com

aretha franklin is lying in repose at the wright museum of african-american history in detroit. in addition to her gold-plated n casket, frankm head to toe in red in honor of her death -- of her delta theta membership. >> when she sang a song, sang a song. >> strong. >> it touched you. >> she's putting her love into people now for more than 60 years, and this is the result. >> the wright museum hosted a similar viewing forivil rights icon rosa panchlgts later this week we're expecting a musical tribute with some pretty big names, including stevie wonder and 2k3w4r5dies knight. ht>>> well, this m make you give up smoking. a california man is recovering after an e-cigarette exploded in his pants. >> ecew. >>ity camera captured the moment he was check out some televisions in the back of a storage room. >> ow! >> in anaheim, california, can we see that up more like firecrackers going off. there it is. the victim suffered burn markets but it could have been worsebe use the room was filled with cardboard that did not catch fire. >> hot pants there. >> well, the owner of a 3-dun printing company in texas says he's selling blueprint

of grandchildren and franklin delano roosevelt while loved quote in his grandfather and china trader warned delano the second, when he came to business and politics in 1936, frank and eleanor roosevelt had won a very difficult reelection battle or his second term. everyone told him what was impossible any face tremendous odds from a republican establishment who he was declared about his opposition, i welcome their hatred and after he won in a landslide his secretary of the treasury or in re morgenthau junior visited him at hyde park and the hyde park estate was filled with mementos from his grandfather's chinese endeavors. you had chinese porcelain, soquel hangs, a lot of stuff that had been moved from the delano or family estate on the west side of the river to the hyde park on the east side of the river. henry said mr. president, how did you pull this off. franklin delano roosevelt who built a model of the clipper ship and was in avid model builder inland ships in this he said, mr. morgenthaler, i never let my right hand know what my left hand is doing in business and in politics, so i use eleanor roosevelt mantra to guide my writing of this book. she said, f

a little about the life of a wreath of frank and let me let me ask you first vanessa what did this church where her father preach what it means to aretha franklin i mean everything to her this is where she was raised by hey stonestreet she began her ministry of st and but this meant everything so right here on the n. word in philadelphia where she was the star of the community she loved the communities to love the people here she left us here and you left her a man just said it yesterday. and. what what impacted you how does everybody how is everybody dealing with this now is this is a celebration but a somber one as is the celebration celebrate her her life see deserved everything that's going on today and more to come it's a sad occasion we hate to see her leave but we know she's at peace and we know where she's gone she's a christian i know which is happy she had a legacy beautiful life i was so proud of her are you first john what are your impressions of aretha franklin what do you remember about her well done actually all my mother was a church secretary under the road. legacy oh frankly and with that she was afforded the opportunity to be

franklin at her childhood church. this is where the queen of soul got her start as a gospel singer and where her father was the pastor. frankeports say she is receiving hospice care at home in detroit. >>> five teenagers have been arrested in a -- in connection with the car theft. the teens were arrested after investors found a stolen lexus the car belongs to a woman in willow glen and she said it was stolen from her driveway. police said her car had been used in two other crimes. other residents complained about a series of crimes of the weekend including burglaries, auto theft, and vandalism. struck san francisco police are looking for two men who shot a community activist in front of his home. 43-year-old joseph was returning home after a community meeting on stopping gun violence. this shows the moments after he was shot five times, including three times in the head. his older brother says he is well known and well respected for his work in the community. >>> he didn't attack this problem as a top down kind of thing. he went in and talked to the kids. >> a lot of people who know us know we are here to help the community

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frank field says he's considering triggering a by—election in his birkenhead constituency, after he resigned the labour whip over the leadership's handling of anti—semitism allegations. the funeral of aretha franklinf his half—century. before lunch, they took two wickets as well, should brought this missing. 246 after that top order batting collapsed yesterday. they are just 68 behind, england could do with getting some buckets and quickly. jos mourinho was slightly less grumpy about it was last week. he's been holding his weekly press conference and has been facing questions about manchester united's poor start to the season. they play burnley on sunday and mourinho is adamant that he's still one of the best managers in the world: iam the i am the only manager in the world that one in italy, spain and england. my weaning eight titles, not small titles, not small countries. eat proper titles. not small titles, not small countries. eat propertitles. my second position last season is one of my greatest achievement in football. wales and england's women meet tonight in a crucial world cup qualifier. a win for either side will assure them of a spot in france next year. wales are a point ahead of engla

frank on and off boyfriend found dead inside of trump tower. 51-year-old dennis shields was unresponsive in his apartment of an apparent drug overdose. shields asked hi his assistant administer narcan. franklinsewives of new york city. an investigation is now underway. cab driver wearing a white shirt in video started attacking a couple that cut her off. punched the guy in the face. biting him in the neck. eventually the 25-year-old gets back into her cab and rams into multiple vehicles. including the couple's nissan with a child and 2 week old baby inside of the car. the cab driver with a history of assault was later arrested and the license was suspended. unbelievable. california jury awarding nearly $300 million to a man they believe got cancer from a popular weed killer. schools ground keeper dwayne johnson diagnosed in 2014 with non-hodgkin's. he used large amounts of the product roundup. johnson is among 500,000 similar plaintiffs across the country. the company monday santo denies those claims. and incredible rescue caught on camera. pulling out unconscious man. authorities saying that the 60-year-old passed out with his foot on the accelerator causing the engine to overheat and burst