you mention frankel, does he remind you of him? he has a huge stride, that frankel had.he is quite athletic. physically, he is a great specimen andl physically, he is a great specimen and i think that you've just got to look at his race and see his stride. it is something to marvel at. with that in itself, that's no good if he isa that in itself, that's no good if he is a nutcase! luckily, he is a horse who conducts himself well and he learns. his ears prick and he knows what to do, he wants to please you. he's essential. the 2017 derby is the richest race to ever take place on british soil, £1.625 million. this one will be there. he has taken a piece out my arm today so he is well—prepared! his a piece out my arm today so he is well—prepa red! his brother cracks a piece out my arm today so he is well—prepared! his brother cracks in will be there as the favourite. both horses will be hoping to do something their father never did which was to win the derby —— crackman. tim hague with a big bruise on his arm right there! to golf and on the pga tour american jason dufner an

you mention frankel. does he remind you of them? he isa important for covering the ground. he is a big horse and frankel was as well. also very athletic. physically, he is a great specimen. i think you just have to look at his races and see his stride, and that is something to marvel at. but i think that in itself isn't any good if he is not case, but luckily he is a horse who conducts himself well. he wants to know what to do and he wants to please you and i think those are the essential things to really good racehorses. the 2017 derby is the richest race to ever ta ke derby is the richest race to ever take place on british soil. £1.625 million. this one will be there, having really taken a piece out of my arm today, so well—prepared, and his brother were also be there, the favourite. both horses will be hoping to do something their father never did, when the derby. studio: i think tim's made a friend there! and you can see more of eminent in tim's report on the one o'clock news tomorrow lunchtime, on bbc one and the bbc news chann

he‘s a big horse, frankel was because as well. look at him racing to see his stride and that's something to marvel at. in itself that's no good if he'sa marvel at. in itself that's no good if he's a nutcase but he's a horse or conducts himself well. he learns and wants to please you. ironic that and wants to please you. ironic that a view yard yard from twoball‘s sta ble a view yard yard from twoball‘s stable is the area where his father frankel used to train. while a fantastic frankel won all 1a of his races, he never went back the derby. however his son is aiming to do it. he can do the distance quite well and hopefully he can do it. he's bred in the right way to be a derby winner. he looks the part and i see no earthly reason why he doesn't have a really good chance on saturday. and if he wins at epsom, the horse no one wanted would become the horse no one wanted would become the horse no one wanted would become the horse everyone wants. andy murray is on court battling againstjuan martin del porto in the third round of the fre

frankel: hello everybody. i'm the chair of the democratic working women's group and i have with me an assortment of my colleagues, brenda lawrence and jackie speier who is our communications chair. so what do i have to say about donald j. trump? -- once again he is embarrassing our nation with his bloody tweets. time and time again, this president is showing his plate ant sexism and disrespect for women as well as the press and i ask what kind of an example for our children when he dispearges women in power and when the press tries to report the truth. it's not just the tweets we are worried about. his relentless mission to craft policies that fundamentally hurt omen like trumpcare, defunding planned parenthood and eroding benefits like maternity and mental health and increasing the number of uninsured women and children in this country. his tweets represent what he is. and i want to have brenda come up and say some more. mrs. lawrence: i stand here today at this mike, i am sick and tired of the disrespect tha

while frankel won all 1a of his races, he didn't win this one, and nor would his sons.aidan o'brien trained cliffs of moher in pole position, until something special from another of his runners, wings of eagles. the 40—1 shot taking flight for a famous victory, and injockey padraig beggy‘s first derby ride too. o'brien is now a six time winning trainer, and if the derby is the jewel in flat racing's crown, the understated o'brien is its king. padraig beggy‘s first time in the race — and first win. while there were two frankel foals, who finished third and fourth, wings of eagles is the son of the 2011 derby winner pour moi, so maybe not quite so much of a surprise. he finished ahead of his stablemate, cliffs of moher, giving trainer aiden o'brien a one—two at epsom. south africa got their champions trophy tournament under way against sri lanka. the world's number one ranked 50—over side, looked to be cruising towards a significant total thanks to hashim amla's century. but a flurry of late wickets saw them post 299, giving sri lanka a shot at victory. maz farookhi repor

although frankel won all 14 of his races, he didn't win this one, and nor would his sons.n trained cliffs of moher, until something special from another of his runners, wings of eagles. it is wings of eagles, wings of eagles coming from the crowd to win the derby! the 40-1 shot taking flight win the derby! the 40-1 shot taking flight for a famous victory, jockey padraig beggy‘s first derby ride too. if this is the jewel in flat racing's crown, the understated joe brya n racing's crown, the understated joe bryan is the king. —— o'brien. south africa got their champions trophy tournament under way against sri lanka. the world's number one ranked 50—over side, looked to be cruising towards a significant total thanks to hashim amla's century. but a flurry of late wickets saw them post 299, giving sri lanka a shot at victory. maz farookhi reports. south africa have walked a little and steadily since arriving on british shores. in preparation for this tournament, they failed to find solid ground against england. still, timing is everything. you opening batsman have the consistenc

congressman frankel, can that last? >> hallie, good to be with you.bviously, yesterday was a shocking, sad day, and our thoughts go out to those who were hurt. we're grateful to the capitol police, of course. the thing is, there are very, very sharp disagreements here on how to move the country forward. we have to insist that we resolve our differences with words and the political process, not violence. and where it is possible to find common ground. what has been, i think -- i think what has been a mistake that i've seen, and i want to say this in the spirit of bipartisanship, first of all, i do think bipartisanship, when you work together, you get a better product. my experience has been you should have an inclusive process. right now, republicans really have the number of members to vote out anything they want. they don't have to include democrats in what they're doing. >> that's not going to change, right, congresswoman? the numbers are the numbers. how does the rhetoric get dialed back? and congressman rooney, jump in here. >> first of all, our h

i'm lois frankel, chair of the democratic working women's group and i have with me an assortment of my colleagues, brenda lawrenceson, my co-chair, and jackie speier, our communications chair. so what do i have to say about donald j. trump? i call him the cyber bully in chief. and once again, he is embarrassing our nation with what i call his bloody tweets. time and time again, this president is showing his blatant sexism and disrespect for women, as well as the press, and i ask what kind of example he is for our children when he disparages women in power and then attacks the press that tries to report the truth. his tweets represent a weakness and crassness, but it's not just the tweets that we're worried about. his relentless mission to craft policies that fundamentally hurt women, like trumpcare gutting planned parenthood, increasing the number of uninsured women and children in this country. his tweet just represents what he is. and i want to have brenda come up and say some more. >> i stand here today at this mike. i am sick and tired of the disrespect that is constantly being dis

i'm tim hague in newmarket, i met the frankel fault that nobody wanted, but could win the derby... —— that, trust me, it is good! welcome to the programme. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with the tennis news that men's top seed andy murray was again required to play four sets at the french open as he fought his way into the last 32. last year's beaten finalist at rolland garros defeated slovakia's martin kleezhan to set up a third—round clash against former us open champion juan martin del potro. maz farookhi wraps up the action from paris on day five.

zealand tomorrow, as their tour officially gets underway, and we preview the derby, with a look at the frankelno one wanted. that's all in sportsday at 6:30pm, but now on bbc news it's time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. so, james, what do we have this week? well, it's a bit of a globetrotting week this week actually. from america, via ancient greece, we have the new blockbuster, wonder woman. and from japan, the quiet and pensive drama, after the storm. and from france and switzerland, stop motion animation, my life as a cou rg ette. motion animation, my life as a courgette. if nothing else, one of the best titles of the year, isn't it? it certainly is! intriguing. let's start off with wonder woman, which has had some pretty good reviews, actually? it is getting a good buzz. last year we had batman versus superman, fairly painful experience but she was good in it. and she will be back next year with various other superheroes, but this is her on her own, stand—alone movie directed by patty jen

third inning, check out mykel frankel. 4-0 lead. sixth inning, gomez, justin takes him out.hilliess lose 10-2, 6-22 in the month of may. worst may record since 1928. >> the eagles wrap up their latest round of workouts tomorrow. no pads, no hitting -- no fun. >> it may seem they are getting a lot accomplished, but that's not the case. >> we have not had the same quarterbacks since i got into the league. i'm excited to build chemistry with carson. in the run game, making sure the fit is right, everyone knows what they are doing. >> we are working on our plan of attack, how we function as a defense. how everyone's job compliments each other. >> predato predators taking on e penns. 3-1 pittsburg. 15 seconds later, two on one, penguins take the win. after the the warriors against the cavaliers. warriors came up short last time. they are using the disappointment as fuel. >> i don't want to feel what i felt last year. i'm going to do everything in my power to attack every game with that kind of perspective. we have been through a championship, you know, success story where we know

. >>> and number three, bethenny frankel's breakdown. >> inside the torture of her divorce. >> this lastn my life has been insane. >>> plus, your "insider" bonus summer tv is hotter than ever. >> this is the dream team right here.

third inning, check out mykel frankel. 4-0 lead. sixth inning, gomez, justin takes him out.in the month of may. worst may record since 1928. >> the eagles wrap up their latest round of workouts tomorrow. no pads, no hitting -- no fun. >> it may seem they are getting a lot accomplished, but that's not the case. >> we have not had the same quarterbacks since i got into the league. i'm excited to build chemistry with carson. in the run game, making sure the fit is right, everyone knows what they are doing. >> we are working on our plan of attack, how we function as a defense. how everyone's job compliments each other. >> predato predators taking on e penns. 3-1 pittsburg. 15 seconds later, two on one, penguins take the win. after the break, carson wentz is a hero. >> tomorrow "action news" morning, fishing, crabbing or clamming for free this weekend. >> we had a dreary start to the day, but i have a better forecast tomorrow. "actiowake up to "action news" s happening. goldman sachs was one of those companies whose illegal activity helped destroy our economy... vo: as a goldman

. >>> and number three, bethenny frankel's breakdown. >> inside the torture of her divorce. >> this last>> plus, your "insider" bonus summer tv is hotter than ever. >> this is the dream team right here. >> the five shows that will make you want to stay indoors. >>> and courtney thorne-smith on a return to "melrose place." >> nobody moved on? >> why allison might not make the cut. >> my character was so drunk.

matthew frankel works nearby and saw the rush of water. >> there i was minding my own business and justut of the corner of my eye i see this giant geyser out of the air out of nowhere. it was pretty -- there was cars coming by and like the windshield wipers going full speed, rain everywhere. >> now, the water company says no customers were affected. they say the busted line was that connected to a abandoned building so water service stayed on for all the customers throughout that incident. >> another pipe burst, this one in saint louis, missouri and it created a sinkhole that swallowed a car. there were no injuries reported when the sinkhole opened up yesterday morning. aerial footage shows the white car on its side in that hole with water gushing from a below ground pipe. officials aren't clear of the cause of the collapse. >> in other news police investigating a shooting in olney overnight that left a disabled marine veteran dead. he was gunned down just a block away from his home. "eyewitness news" reporter trang do spoke to the victim's family and a man who helped take down the alle

this time frankel tries to field it. and it gets by for an rbi single. replaced by pinto. and things don't get any better. justin boor goes full bore. the phillies' free fall continues on. they lose 10-2, finishing may with a 6-22 record this month. >> i'm glad we're going into june. put may behind us. that's all we can do, we have to keep looking to win game by game and inch our way back. like i said if we get -- we need a good series. >>> the phillies trying to keep it loose in this one. it was the sea creatures as part of the mascot race and hector nariz has a problem with that crustacean that was. the purple seamonster would come up with the victory. >>> the phillies will enter june 14 games out of first. the general manager joins us on the pre-game show and provided his silver lining to all the losing. >> i try to remind myself as much as possible, you know, right now would we trade places with the current nationals and astros? the answer is yes. but those teams they lived through this. >>> the collegiate rugby championships are coming this weekend

other celebrity sharks like bethenny frankel and georgia branson that will also be joining the fun. > it is not easy to film scenes from transformers with two leading men, but that's how amazing 15-year-old isabella moner is. last night, she was in chicago getting ready for the big premiere tonight. >> i felt like a girl. >> come with me or what? >> you have been little miss globe trotting jet setter. you've been everywhere, shanghai, to china, to london. >> to brazil, going to miami. >> are you loving being on this tour or kind of ready to get home and relax a little? >> i mean, i always want to be home. i'm a home body. but this is a great opportunity. >> i've been following your fashion choices. long hair, short hair, what is the vibe we'll see tonight? >> i don't know. i think since i just got a little fresh new haircut, i'm going to rock this one. >> i was just a normal kid. my whole world fell apart. >> isabella's world in real life as a normal kid is probably no more, thanks to the transformers excitement. pretty sensational for the cleveland native who turned 16 next month. ho

in the sixth, mykal frankel with two on, that's an 0-2 pitch, so herrera scores easily, aaron scores easily. in the seventh, the other team's blanco, grerg blanco ties it right back up. two-run shot. diamondbacks also add a sacked fly, phillies lose 5-4. they have lost 9 of 10. >>> the flyers have traded nick cousins to the coyotes for a fifty round pick and a prospect. the nhl draft is a week away. ron hix tal is playing a little poker like all the over gms right now. he says all the options for the flyers are open. >> yeah, there's a consensus top two. but look back at the history of the draft, there's been a lot of consensus top whatever. and you look and you go, my god. so, you've got to be really careful with consensus. >> all right. i am john clark for csn. >>> the biggest flag day celebration in america is this morning in philadelphia's old city neighborhood. my neighborhood. reenactors, including betsy ross, herself, will raise the flag at the betsy ross house at second and arch streets at 10:00 this morning. today's stars and stripes celebration will also include story telli

sheera frankel, of new york times: "whatever this new ransomware is called they say it will more damagingech reporter jane wakefield about how big this seems to be. jane wakefield says how fast and how quickly this is expanding. initially we were getting reports from the ukraine, things like the airport, the metro system. then we had a russian oil company and gradually through the course of the afternoon added to the list was spanish companies, danish companies, companies from the netherlands. it seems contained to europe but as i left my desk there was an unconfirmed story that a us hospital had been affected. it looks like a global problem. it suggests some of the loopholes opened the last time there was this major ransomware attack had not been shut. yes, security experts are now analysing the code and it seems they are using the same windows exploit that was used with wannacry, the ransomware attack a few months ago. early on people were putting it down to a piece of ransomware that‘s readily available to hackers on forums called petya. there is now some debate about whether it is pet

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frankel:. like my colleague who just spoke, over the last four years i have been privileged to represent the united states at the nato parliamentary assembly. and mr. speaker, i would like to borough a line from a very -- borrow a line from a well-northern poet. no man is an island recognizing that human beings do not thrive when isolated by others, a concept recognized by all religions and this is more true than ever as our world becomes increasingly dangerous. and more than ever the united states of america needs friends to stand strong and stand up for our mutual democratic values. so, mr. speaker, i urge our colleagues to support this bipartisan resolution committing the united states to nato article 5 collective defense. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the entlelady yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. royce: reserve the right to close. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york is ecognized. mr. engel: thank you, mr. speaker. i now yield four minutes to the

. >> we go now to lois frankel of florida. >> thank you, mr. chairman and welcome mr. secretary of state.a i think today is the day where we all recognize our common humanity and other folks impacted by this shooting. i will try to be kind and gentle. in a very kind and gentle way i want to say that is said to say think your budget is inhumane and dangerous. okay, i had to say that. i don't want to turn this into an abortion fight but i want to counter my common court respect and say that women having fullt access to reproductive choice and care is imperative for them to have a full and productive life and i think it's important for the security of their community. the president said he inherited a mess when international affairs so it's perfect perplexing that he inherits a mass and then you come in ammunition. i guess this is the trump doctrine because he's putting billions more into ammunition and cutting two of the legs are national security which is diplomacy and development. i want to focus on what i think is one of the crown jewels of our development efforts tha

in the sixth, maikel frankel with two on, that's an 0-2 pitch, so herrera scores easily, aaron scoresasily. phillies up 4-2, looking good. but in the seventh, the other team's blanco, gleregor blanco, ties it right back up. two-run shot. diamondbacks also add a sacked fly, phillies lose 5-4. they have lost 9 of 10. >>> the flyers have traded nick cousins to the coyotes for a fifth round draft pick and a prospect. the nhl draft is less than one week away, next friday night. and there is a consensus, this is a two-player draft. ron hextall is playing a little poker like all the over gms right now. he says all the options for the flyers are open. >> yeah, there's a consensus top two. but look back at the history of the draft, there's been a lot of consensus top whatever. and you look and you go, my god. so, you've got to be really careful with consensus. >> all right. i am john clark for csn. >> announcer: now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> and we'll start with a lack at our first alert radar. you can see still some of those scattered showers that are moving through. mostly, now, th

. >> we go now to lois frankel of florida. >> thank you. welcome mr. secretary of state. i think today is a day where we all recognize our common humanity as my thoughts are with my colleague and the other folks impacted by this shooting. so i'll try to be kind and gentle. i'm always kind and gentle, aren't i? so in a very kind and gentle way, want to say that i -- i am sad to say that i think your budget is inhumane and dangerous. okay. i had to say that. i don't want to turn this into an abortion fight at all. because that was not part of my remarks but i just want to counter my colleague who i respect very, very much and just say that women having full access to reproductive choice and care is imperative for them to have a full and productive life. and i think it's important to the security of their community. but i'm going to move on. i wanted to mention -- i remember the president said i think he said he inherited a mess in talking about international affairs. so it's, to me, it's very perplexing that he inherits a mess and then you come in with a budget with almost

and there are other celebrity sharks like bethenny frankel and richard branson that will be joining the little big shots forever young, one of steve harvey's five shows on the air. it's based on little big shots but instead of reining in little kids, these contestants are all seniors. >> and they're all amazing. i talked to steve about these young at heart talents who will absolutely slay you. >> please welcome your host, mr. steve harvey. >> first of all, we love little big shots, so why a spinoff and kind of flip it on its head, do a 180, forever young? >> seriously, because whether you see an 80-year-old person doing something that you can't do, you realize you got to get yourself together. >> 93. i feel young. i feel like 65. >> we had a 91-year-old gymnast on the show that did a floor routine, took a break, and then did the parallel bars. >> wait a minute. >> with flips. >> at 93, she holdings the record as the oldest show girl in the world. ♪ >> the thing with the kids, you try to pull stuff out of them. old people don't hold back nothing. >> are you a cougar? >> well, you know, t

in the sixth, maikel frankel with two on, that's an 0-2 pitch, so herrera scores easily, altair scoresily. in the seventh, the other team's blanco, gregor blanco ties it right back up. two-run shot. diamondbacks also add a sacked fly, phillies lose 5-4. they have lost 9 of 10. >>> the flyers have traded nick cousins to the coyotes for a fifth round draft pick and a prospect. the nhl draft is a week away. next friday night. and there is a consensus this is a two-player draft. ron hextall is playing a little poker like all the over gms right now. he says all the options for the flyers are open. >> yeah, there's a consensus top two. but look back at the history of the draft, there's been a lot of consensus top whatever. and you look and you go, my god. so, you've got to be really careful with consensus. >> all right. i am john clark for csn. ♪ this summer in a place where flavor runs deep, any dish and every glass might be the best you've ever tasted as long as you don't forget your appetite. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your trip to the finger lakes at iloveny.com

. >>> and number three, bethenny frankel's breakdown. >> inside the torture of her divorce. >> this last chapter in my life has been insane. >>> plus, your "insider" bonus summer tv is hotter than ever. >> this is the dream team right here. >> the five shows that will make you want to stay indoors. >>> and courtney thorne-smith on a return to "melrose place." >> nobody moved on? >> why allison might not make the cut. >> my character was so drunk. >>> now, "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >>> kathy griffin's presidential photo fallout continues to be the number one tracking story. >> yeah, and griffin's growing list of tv bans just got longer. this as her comedy community weighs in on kathy's latest controversy. >> i beg for your forgiveness. i went too far. i made a mistake and i was wrong. >> kathy griffin what do you think about her apology? >> i don't. >> there you go. >> i don't. i think she's free to express herself. everybody should be able to express themselves. >> it wasn't funny. i get it.

he's the guy who enable benjamin franklin to learn about federalism and benjamin frankel was a conduit through which this information flowed to the rest of the founders. made its way first into the articles of confederation and think anymore percolate into the constitution. >> watch a sunday night at night eastern on c-span2's booktv. >> james mattis says the u.s. is not winning in afghanistan. he was on capitol hill today to talk about the 2018th defense budget. he told the senate armed service committee is working on a new war strategy and hopes to have the plan ready for congress by mid-july. here's some of the hearing while the senate is on break. >> well, good morning to the senate armed services committee meets this morning to receive testimony on the department of defense fiscal year 2018 budget request. we welcome secretary mattis,, chairman dunford, secretary norquist, and thank you for your many years of distinguished service and your leadership of our men and women in uniform. before we begin, with all want to acknowledge the service and sacrifice of sergeant eric howe, serg

. >>> i'm on the floor here with steve grasso from stewart frankel. is this working for you?> totally. >> we're just -- never mind. let's talk about oil, energy a little bit. you have been saying for a allo time, don't believe the bulls about crude. >> let's look at all the things we should have had that should have been bullish. we should have had the production cuts by opec. we should have had saudi aramco, that every sellside firm wants a piece of that deal. it's going to be the biggest ipo ever in the history of ipos. and all of that is still not a tail wind to crude. in the face of a glut of crude, there's nothing that anyone could do to orchestrate this type of a bullishness when you have this type of a glut. >> yet u.s. producers still in the permian have a price advantage there, still producing. here's my question to you, energy's taking it a little bit on the chin today, when oil's been dropping. but this is not a story overall for the markets. is it? i know it affects us a little bit during the day, but fundamentally, this is not systemic, right? >> you know, it is

jacob frankel former presidential prosecutor.ppened there, under investigation, how did you read into that whole scenario. >> how about yes? >> i say yes, because the fact is we've got to really roll back to what this is about. this is the russia invest investigation. this is the investigation that jim comey was tasked to conduct. and it's now bob mueller who is couc instead of looking at it from from that down it is bottom up how the burrow now bob mueller running this investigation is going to conduct this investigation. and that is whatever conduct that may violated the law as broadly as that can be perceived in interpreted is really what he's going to look at. is the president is subject is the president's conduct part of the investigation? realistically by virtue of all the conversations all the discussion we've heard on capitol hill, yes, it is. does that mean the fred president has violator the jaw it's much too early to tell, and ultimately open the department of justice policy does not provide for prosecuting the preside

frankel: enter a legal commitment called marriage. yesterday, i had the joy of celebrating lgbt pride month on the national mall with tim and mike and hundreds of thousands of people of all genders and sexual orientations. we rejoiced our common humanity and the right for each person to e their true self. miley cyrus, the headliner, said it best, it was a party in the u.s.a. yes, our country has come a long way from the stonewall riots of june, 1969. the thing is, there's more work to be done. today, we remember the horrific orlando pulse nightclub shooting one year ago. we must keep striving for a world where all people can live away from violence and free to love who they want to love without recrimination. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom arkansas seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today in recognition of little rock c.h.i.-st. vincent hospital for being named to the 2017 list of 00 great hospitals in america. c.h.

. >> we go to lois frankel of florida. >> i want to thank you for your service. i have very high hopesand expectations for you and i just -- i'm just urging you to -- for you to remember that you represent all americans not justa president of the united states. i'm going to start with a little bit of a rant and then i do have a question. i do not understand why our president wants to put -- keep putting more money in defense but yet reduce the funding for those elements of oursecurity that would keep us from having to use our military. andthat means i think that your efforts should be fully funded obviously. i want to just say this, and i want to say it politely because, as i said, i really -- my purpose is to urge you to be a champion for the women of this world. and i did not like youranswer to my colleague's question about the defunding of the united nations population fund because you said, well, the administration has already made that decision. well, i want tourge you to try to convince our president and administrationto overturn that. you know, i know you