to frank?hen we come back, a warning from his wife. >> i said, please don't go. >> you believe there's a possibility that your husband was poisoned? >> who could possibly want to do him harm. >> he looked at frank and went, pow, dead on, high to eye. feeding. shushing. cuddling. swaying. kissing. changing. they might not be able to say it. so let us be the first. (whispering dad) trust me, we are going viral.ing to work? (kids laughing) (whispering mom) lets send in max. (kids) max! max! now this, is internet gold! going viral? get scrubbing bubbles clean and disinfect. what? 20,000 views! sc johnson. heare you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour one and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. stick with zyrtec® and muddle no more®. ♪ klondike hooks up with tasty flavors... the best ice cream bars ever conceived. everand every day younkful promise to protect them. off! is here to help with proven protection against m

[applause] >> president trump's wants to quote-unquote to a number on dodd-frank. mr. president, if you're listening, house republicans stand ready to do just that. [applause] we will replace onerous government fiat with market discipline. we will replace bailouts with bankruptcy for large, complex financial institutions. we will replace mindnumbing complexity with simplicity, and most importantly, we're going to throw you a deregulatory life preserver to save our community banks. [applause] >> we will hold both washington and wall street accountable, and by doing so we will unleash capital formation from sea to shining sea so the economy then can move yet again for the betterment of all of our citizens. in a phrase, though the economic opportunity for all, and bank bailouts for none. the case for dodd-frank was based on the false narrative that deregulation and wall street bankers agreed single-handedly caused the financial meltdown. that case has long been exploited. regulation actually increased by almost 20% in the years leading up to the crisis but i suspect i don

five months after the incident, frank frazetta sr. dies of a stroke.it was overwhelmg. i knew how much he inspired millions of people out there. he was a gift to all of us. >> in the months following his death, the frazetta family infighting only intensifies. each sibling has a different idea of how to capitalize on their father's lucrative legacy. >> tension was very thick. >> sara frazetta-taylor is frank frazetta's oldest grandchild and holly's daughter. >> there was a little bit of rivalry between the boys and the girls because of different beliefs on how the art should be handled. >> what was the issue with each one? >> there was no way that all four siblings could agree to do a business together, licensing, merchandising, selling the artwork. >> in july 2010, with legal costs mounting, the family decides to sell one oil painting -- "conan the destroyer." the private sale brings in one and a half million dollars, a record price for fantasy art. unfortunately, bill says the family sees very little of the proceeds. >> sadly to say, a lot of it ended

can you do that, frank? >> so, we don't have, frank, frank said -- >> able to do that?n i told him about the story. well any rabbit can play jenga. how about, monopoly? >> yeah. >> why don't we check in with the escalator couple while >>> this morning, "world news now," the latest case of airline rage. >> the head of several major airlines are scolded on capitol hill. there is new video now of a violent confrontation between passengers. highlighting the need for change. but, is there a plan to make those skies more friendly to fly? we'll have the full story ahead. >> and growing outrage this morning after a texas police department changes its story involving the fatal police shooting of a black teenager. the officer involved has now lost his job. but what's next in this case? >> extreme flooding in several midwest states had deadly results. thousands of residents at risk through the week as water levels rise to record highs. >> chaos -- at kfc. the fast food wars being taken quite literally as the

kelly it did not force frank to urinate. >> poor frank.errifying. >> patty says, glasses were shattering in her kitchen. she compliments me on having a cute bunny. says she is sending frank some earplugs. >> to which i say, patti -- >> ha-ha-ha. >> he can't throw either. can't sing. can't throw. >> escalator couple was a big hit yesterday with andrea asking if the lady made it down the up escalator? check back in with them. it's, it's not two lady. by the way, a woman and a man. we can only assume that to be her hubby, we hope. but, tough, we have all been in this position. an this trend is actually now catching on. >> oh. go. go. go. >> no. >>> look at that. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- the moment of truth for the revised health care bill. >> republicans putting it forward confident it has enough votes to make it through the house of representatives. hear what the president personally said to lawmakersen an effort to shore up the votes. >> flooding emergency. relentless rain causing rivers to rise across multiple states causing

the regulatory relief will be better capitalized under dodd frank. they failed a substantial government assistance under our approach they will need a far more stringent 10% ratio. it's important to know the financial choice act doesn't force anything to raise the capital whetheallows the opporta different regime one that replaces the regulatory complexity in which the investors stand in the place of taxpayers the next time a too big to fail term collapses. so in the regime only if it makes them more competitive and let them serve their customers better at lower cost. it's establishing the time to be found in section 165 on dodd frank will apply to the qualified banking organizations. they review them from the board room and land and invest freely. the key part of the plan is to end too big to fail once and for all. [applause] it creates a subchapter. the authority approach to winding down the bankrupt institution gives a handful of bureaucrats vast amounts of arbitrary discretion and the certainty of law and precedent and must be repealed. when it c

this man's name was frank hutchins and he was a legend. by the time i was a law student, coming to newark, the stories of him as a tenant activist and a tenant organizer were legendary. he literally was responsible for the longest rent strike in newark's history against the worst of slum lords, the federal government and newark housing authority. and he won. by the time i met him, we were organizing these neighborhoods that had high-rise buildings that had some of the most difficult slum lords imaginable, people that were caricatures of slum lords. but i'll never forget this guy, when we would sit in negotiations and i would be angry and be fit to fight and yet he still found a way to look at them with grace and even mercy. he seemed to understand that you don't have to be mean to be tough, you don't have to be cruel to be strong, that you don't have to curse the person who curses you. i saw frank now in tenant meetings where we would sit up and have to take people's complaints, to try to write it down, to fight these battles and it was am

part of that is dodd-frank. dodd-frank in reality does its thing.w anyone who would agree with dodd-frank. barney, frank, and i agree that some of the things put in there after the fact should not have been put in, so i don't agree with all of it, but it is what it is. unfortunately because dodd-frank, it is what it is. i have to deal with it. and that is the law of the land. the only thing dodd-frank did is it is not a legislation that has been passed. it basically says make the system better, do what you have to do to do it. so the regulators have a huge amount of authority to interpret these rules. the system is better, dodd-frank is partially responsible, but dodd-frank you know was passed 100% democrat, 0% republicans. and none of us can possibly say you can't make things better. one day, people, rational people should sit down and say what parts work, what parts don't work, what parts should we change? a lot of good work was done and a lot of flaws need to be fixed. [applause] david: you were quoted before the brexit vote that saying you would

as you can see, frank is in the house. >> frank is back. >> a very special animal-themed mix.as you know, is a rescue mutt. we very much promote the adoption of rescue animals. our first letter starts with a cat who needs a home. his name, utter -- >> come on, that's not nice. >> his name is mr. biggles. he is from a shelter in australia. they're going to write an honest adoption ad for him. so they say, he is a despot and a dictator. he will let you know he is not happy, which is often. his things are often just not up to his high standards. >> oh, he is a snob. >> he likes terms, he will sit on your lap when he decides. if the stroking is not up to his standards, he will nip. >> you described every scat. >> unlike frank. frank wanted to be fet by anybody any time and fed scraps. then he is a happy camper. >> look at this. what do you think of this video, frank? >> do you think he knows there's a giant version there. >> look at that dog doing yoga, doing sittups. >> frank, come on, let's go, perform. >> frank, that's exciting stuff. do your sittups, come on. >> do it, do it.

frank may like this one.was out there, looking through the patio furniture, looking for a table. one point, moves the ladder the behind the ladder is a frog. and this was how they reacted, no beg deal at all. >> oh, my god. ha-ha-ha. >> the dog -- has the same exact reaction absolutely terrified. probably not even sure why. the dog takes off. look. the dog forgot its toy outside. >> the dog, dog knows where, the important things. i just love he is the fastest one running ahead of her. and the dog. >> there was no attempt to defend, no, nothing. he was out of there. >> this is my territory, i am defending my woman. >> would you defend me? >> i would defend you if a frog happened to come out of nowhere. a snake forget about it. frank, your thoughts? >> what to you think about this? would you defend us? what would you do if you saw a frog? turn his back to it. >> this is, this is, this is. >> what he would do. >> this is ratings gold in the sweeps. >> in the meantime. now to that fast food war that is just getti

hey, frank. frank, what do you think?is turning new york city trash cans into these giant vases filled with flowers. you know what? the city has done a great job of cleaning itself up over the decade. this right here is just -- >> very pretty. but frank is a big fan. though not sure. >> he wants to eat. >> not sure the florist responsible would appreciate frank's input. you are right. eat the entire. look at the camera. >> new york city based flrl designer, louis miller, would be upset if frank went to town on the flowers. >> going to cost money and work? >> you know what? actually, yeah, costs $10,000. if you want to produce this. let me get this right. largest ones, consist of 1,000, thousand of flowers, roses, orchids, and produced for a client, it could cost up to $10,000. >> no eating trash can flowers, frank. >> unless you got money, frank. >> on to something not so expensive. don't know how much it costs to buy 1,000 mousetraps. slow-mo guys, created a prank that johnny knoxville must love. check this out. a trampo

ear muches, frank. caught on video. let you know how it turned out. >> and in time for mother's day. what one supermodel is trying to do for mothers to be all over the world. why she is saying every mother counts. >> first, here is a look at today's temperatures. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- downey. how your clothes smell can say at lot about you. that's why new downy protect and refresh 't do the talking for you. lock out odors with new downy protect and refresh. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol. what it takes to protect. >>> difficult video from china. this motorcyclist slamming into the truck which burst into flames. the rider was on fire as well. until people nearby came to the rescue. amazingly the man reportedly did not suffer any life threatening injuries. incredible. >> glad for the bystanders. >> another ominous scene from

when it came to glass-steagall or his interest in that, you mentioned dodd frank. capitol hill, jeb hensarling is considering repeal that.o essentially what happened if those things were repealed? hat is wall street's expectation? guest: i mean, very basic terms, ou have got a republican president and you have republicans controlling both chambers of congress. potential to make major reform, not just in financial legislation, but board.the the question is what will follow. 2008 was a galvanizing pivotal. the election crisis was pivotal in the election that year and that l for the stimulus followed and been pivotal in the dissatisfaction ever since. there are ties to the housing arket, consumer protection, consumer protection and financial protection bureau and aftershock, litical potentially in terms of mid-term, certainly in terms of election.residential when you are retooling wall street reform, there are considerations, well, three. ne, how do they affect consumers. the other two, big ones porpolitician, how do they markets e economy and and how do they affect l

why is that significant when we discuss dodd-frank?the dodd-frank is not 100% implemented. terry: 80% implemented. scc sidehe same on the . when the president got elected, i believe that was a deregulation in and of itself. we probably won't see a lot of the implementation left from dodd-frank guide what is left there will probably be about it. it will not roll back. i think the regulators will rewrite some of the laws, the rules, which goes to the way congress interpreted it. when congress votes on legislation, the rule writers have to interpret what congress is. some say the last administration misinterpreted what dodd-frank was all about. this administration will try to revisit some of these rules. scarlet: what about the vulnerable? --volker rule? excludede volcker rule certain products. when you can market make in cash treasuries but can't make in the futures contracts, it makes no sense to me. i'm not a fan of the volcker rule the way it is written today, it needs to be modified or dispelled. i think the chairman has put a compre

and frank, my bunny, named after frank sinatra.n brando and frank sinatra worked back together in a day. the bad news they apparently hated each other. >> oh. let's do bunny day. >> frank and marlon would be fun, friend, buds. buns. >> the star that launched so many stars making a come? back. >> right. bigger, belter, bigger, belter version. >> abcer. >> tell you coming up. >>> it made simon cowell famous, ryan seacrest, and now american idol hoping to change music and reality tv. >> it's promising to be better. here's abc's juju chang. >> and this is "american idol." here we go. >> reporter: after 15 seasons on another network, last year, swan song for american idol included a cryptic signoff at the finale from host ryan seacrest. >> good night, america, for now. >> did he know something we didn't? >> drum roll. >> it was just today. >> an exciting announcement. we can reveal that abc is bringing "american idol" back. >> hollywood's abuzz with poe ten sthal jud -- potential judges and who might host, and kelly ripa prodding ryan s

maria: what would you like to see changed in dodd-frank?en: i would start with small to medium sized institutions. the goal of dodd-frank was to reduce the risk of the large institutions and the smallest institutions were hit by as collateral damage from some of those changes. that's clearly an area to look at. a number of regulators including outgoing fed governor talked about problems with the local rule that's intended to prevent banks from doing pro pry terribly lending. there are problems with that rule. maybe there are ways to make the stress testing of banks during a particularly tough period is important. and maybe they can make that less onerous for banks. a lot of ways and small rules and regulations can be modified to reduce the costs. maria: "wall street week" will be right back. >> announcer: white house chaos causing chaos in our markets. former fed chair ok, let's call his agent. i'm coming over right now. the newly advanced gle can see in your blind spot. [ dinosaur roars ] onboard cameras and radar can detect danger all aro

>> i want to dodd-frank legislation to go away.hey said it would end too big to fail but codified it into law and then puts taxpayer bail-out behind it. they said it would stabilize our financial system but big banks are bigger, the small banks are fewer. they said it would help the consumer but instead since dodd-frank, we have seen free checking cut in half, bank fees go up. rates of bank increase, many working people find it far more difficult and expensive to get a mortgage. bottom line is dodd-frank has failed. we want bank bail-outs for none. it's a system that says that if a bank would put together what is known as a 10% simple leverage ratio, have a very strong capital, more capital required than dodd-frank, they they essentially can have a dodd-frank offspring, privately finance insurance policy against failure. so we would replace complexity with simplicity, we would replace bailouts with bankruptcy and we would replace federal micro management with market discipline in a word, maria, we would let freedom free, a lot of e

frank deford passed away sunday at the age of 78.out sport that elevates and inflates these guys to a level that is higher than teachers, higher than physicians who are saving lives. you take the point. >> well, first of all, it's not the united states so it's got to be part of the human condition. it's the same all over the world. they're glamorous. they're beautiful. what they can do. we all admire them. and i think the fact, tavis, is we all play games when we're young. so in other words we want to be them at some point in our lives. and so that we admire them even more. i don't think there are many kids who sit around and want to be actors. i don't think there are many kids who want to sit around and be senators. be so many of us want to be athletes. so we're really envious of them. put them up on the pedestal. >> what's the value of sport to date our lives. i ask that with the backdrop of a great judge who once said -- maybe earl warren who said i read the sports pages first because it tells me of a man's accomplishments. these

and i get to play tv's son of tv's frank.show, it basically four shadows in front of a movie screen, and kind of just picking apart a movie. >> and they're showing horrible movies. you just can't even believe the movie existed. and then it's a human -- jonah ray is the new joel hodgson. and he has these two robots, tom servo and crow, and gypsy, who now gets to come in more and talk. >> jimmy: oh, fantastic. >> and they do all this stuff. it's great to be in the show. i'm just very self-conscious of -- i still have the 22-year-old me in my head being -- going, "this is not frank connif. they brought some sitcom actor in to do the part." >> jimmy: oh, please. >> so, like i can hear the judgment in my head. >> jimmy: oh, no! >> because that's what i would do at my age if they had replaced frank conniff with me. i'd be angry at it. >> jimmy: yeah, but to some kid you are frank -- you're you. you're him now. >> that's right, kids. i am frank now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can we zoom in on it? look at this smile. zoom in on his smil

-- frank? technically, how does it resolve itself? frank: the 10 year yield didn't respond in 2015.full on. the fed finally takes the queue to raise rates. now, obviously, the yield has come back in. we are faced with this at divergence, where fed funds are suggesting one thing and the 10 year yield is displaying something else. if they had to decide by something, it would be the market going forward. pointingar yield is lower. now, if that continues, that could be a problem, right? it's dependent on the economic data. suggesting that inflation is not there. jonathan: on the left-hand side, looks pretty dramatic. david: to put it simply, are we looking a gift horse in the mouse -- the mouth? not tightened financial conditions. we have decent growth. are we looking for a problem? i think to some extent it does worry me, obviously. i watch what the bond market is saying and i agree in terms of the flattening of the yield curve. it is something that i watch for economics, it's really been the best kind of way to predict future recessions. we are not year -- near the yield curve inverti

manus: thank you very much for coming in, frank.up this and we look at where your business is. go into the worldwide button. germany, the rest of europe, asia-pacific. you, sir, are able to tell me how strong the global recovery is. a lot of people have told matt and myself and that it started .efore trump came to power tell me your version. frank: you know, i am slightly surprised at how strong the economy is at the moment. if i was just in in year two weeks ago -- i think they are very optimistic. -- i was in india just a few weeks ago. i think they are very optimistic. the u.s. is strong. if these parts of the world -- in the parts of the world, we are in better shape. we have dishonest volume growth, not only us, but the coal industry in a freight forwarding business, for a long time. that is very encouraging. i would not overestimate that we will have another high-growth rate, but it will probably be more at the upper end of what the expectation had been at the beginning of this year. matt: when will we see the high-tech stuff

. >> reporter: hi, frank and heather. house republicans boarded buses at the capitol and took the short ride down pennsylvania avenue to join the president for a victory lap of sorts in the rose garden on healthcare all before they headed out of town for another long recess. >> it's dead. it's essential dead. >> reporter: president donald trump celebrating the first step towards fulfilling his campaign promise of repealing and replacing obamacare. >> this has brought the republican party together. we're going to get this finished. >> the bill is passed and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. >> reporter: house republicans pushing through a revamped version of the american healthcare act, addressing concerns of conservatives who wouldn't support the original bill back in march saying it did nothing to eliminate obamacare-like mandates and taxes while some moderates wanted more protections for those with preexisting conditions. gop leadership had been work behind the scenes to calm the fears o

personally, i feel pretty good. >> frank hanrahan, a brave man. thanks a lot, frank. >>> get ready for a taste of summer this week here at home. tracking the weather. >> going from march on saturday to july on wednesday. we will start with future cast for tomorrow morning. wake up at 7:00. 52 in hagerstown. i think tomorrow is the nicest day of the week and perhaps the month and we will talk about if we break any record highs later in the week. >>> also coming up, the federal government issues a warning. todof the chevy silverado ring the roll-formed steel bed to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! holy moly. full on crack here. now let's check out the steel bed of the silverado. i'd expect more dents. no holes. current qualified lessees can get this silverado all star edition for around $249 a month. plus, find your tag and get an additional $1,500 lease cash on select silverado pickups in stock. find new roads at