sammy davis. >> sinatra was not supposed to be particularly amiable at the table. >> sinatra was classld you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> i definitely have been. i'm trying to move past that. i have a 2-year-old at home. so i'm working on that phase. but i'll always have that gambling gear. there's no doubt about it. >> eric and erica lindgren are professional gamblers, poker players, to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars. tonight, slightly smaller stakes. >> hey, benny, how do you like my chances? >> good. good. >> that's a trained answer. >> instead of actual poker, we are set up with a dumbed down for the camera version of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> oh, here's a winner. here's a winner. two pair. he's cutting up over there. see how easy it is? you got this game down. >> uh-oh. those are famous last words. >> all right. let's put out a hundo. let's see what happens. >> all right. now we have a pair of 7s. >> i want to bet. >> okay. i

>> frank sinatra. you know. it's a wide list. of artists. >> from sinatra you got what? said, i did it my way. i didn't know frank sinatra's name, i heard his name when i was a kid but this song, "my way" stood out to me. as a kid. >> these are -- i've been doing this for a few years, i've met a lot of artists, this is jambings-z making the case that hip-hop is poetry, this was in 2004. >> the hip-hop poetry and the poets in hip-hop are some of the best ever. the double entundrus, the stories being told all the while rhyming and staying on beat and expressing emotions and having people connect to those emotions, oh, man that's -- you know it's some of the best music ever. ever. ever. you know, not to knock any other industry, like the things that hip-hop artists sing about, those are real things. those are things people connect to. that's why the hip-hop artists have movements, people follow them because the things they're saying resonate with people. it strikes a cord. when it's done correctly, the emotion in hip-hop and the raw honesty and the poetry and what we're say

they lost their frank sinatra. >> and in los angeles frank sinatra announced the smog and polluted air was hurting his singing voice so he was leaving town. he said he'd had it with hollywood and los angeles, that the smog was so bad he had to see his throat doctor three times a week and so he was selling his house and moving out into the desert to palm springs. sinatra will be 53 next month and he said, "my nose and throat are affected by the smog. i haven't got too many years of singing left. i've got to take care of myself. i'm leaving." >> that was the "nbc nightly news" november 14th, 1968. and if the smog is killing you, it's one thing if you're frank sinatra and you can decamp to your desert oasis in palm spring, it's a whole other thing all together if you are the entire population of the eastern seaboard of the united states. if the smog is killing you, where do you go? look at this graphic in this next news report. this is so amazing. it's from july 1970. check out the visuals. >> air pollution lay over the eastern seaboard today for the sixth straight day, kept there by hot,

frank sinatra's cd. no, it was a guy named david sudano who walks around with a mike singing. >> i love it. >> people take the mike. frank was singing time after time. >> i love frank. >> you know what, it was so much fun and we were spreading a little cheer, if you know what i mean. >> mm-hmm. >> i'm not allowed to talk about it. >> i want to wish a quick happy birthday to a guy who is a huge fan of our show. >> who's that? >> his name is david potter. he turns 87 today. he is -- there is david. we want to wish david a very, very happy 87th birthday. >> the other thing, many of you on our facebook wanted to know what the name of the book was i talked about yesterday, one of the most profound books i have read in over 20 years and it is called "the reason for god" by timothy keller, $9 on amazon.com, extraordinary book. >> all right. when the time is right to use the l word in relationships -- >> we'll get the man's point of view in our guys tell all. first these messages. and music from o.a.r. avo : thi

my skin >> and the first driver's license was actually signed by sinatra when he was 19 in 1934.issued to his address in hoboken, a year before he got his first break in show business. the bidding which ends tomorrow night is up to at least $2,500. >>> a tie, a draw, that's all the u.s. soccer team needs against germany to advance in the world cup in brazil. here's team usa practicing yesterday. after a dramatic win over ghana and a somewhat disappointment draw with play tomoow. w w firstgr a tie. >> we're not thinking about a tie. u.s. takes on germany tomorrow at noon. >>> this is a great story here. an 8-year-old boy from the pittsburgh area doesn't have to wait until he grows up to be a police officer. >> this is all thanks to make a wish foundation. onstn. tapaed dhe'sdid wiab g monto s day he tstreetanouet > wan takeidolnew was hefeich or hadl teiv exactly whatns por t he's beingre a witness. neears oage.noweat acss were they conscious? >> 71-year-old female with the most stab wounds, at least 15, unconscious. the male had two stab wounds. he was conscious. like i said, he'

frank sinatra's first new jersey driver's license. and there it is. >> look at that, color of eyes. blue. you think? >> went on the auction block today. the license is signed by then 19-year-old sinatra a year before he had his first big break in the music industry. he was a nobody back then. such a nobody, they misspelled his name. it's a yellowed 1934 license issued to francis sintra of hoboken. they the hoboken part right. he is 5'8", 130 pounds, and as peggy pointed out, his eyes are recorded as blue. >> oh, yeah. >> the license sold for about $16,000. >> that is a cool piece -- especially because it's got the error there. you see it did sign it correctly. he did spell his name correctly. >> he knew. >> he knew. >> it's a year before he became what he became. >> in hoboken, they're so proud of him in hoboken. you can kind of feel his presence there. >>> let's check the forecast one more time with christina. >> start spreading the news. it's going to be nice. 70 degrees. 75 in the north bay right now. we're headed towards a little bit of heat, guys. but it's not going the last fo

sinatra when he lived in hoboken. it mentions his famous blue eyes. bidding has reached $2,500. now if you want it, you have to put in your bid by 6:00p m tomorrow at legendary auctions.com. >>> the chairman of the board. >>> well, this is a story you will want to see before heading off to work. third grader from burlington county, new jersey reunite with her brother she has in the been able to see in years. >> this touches every heart string you have. here's pat ciarrocchi. >> owe yah. >> it just blew up my mind. >> reporter: pigtails, roses in her arms, riley gardener has a smile that can make a grown up cheery. >> i never knew wow come here. >> reporter: riley's surprise came to shamong elementary school. children gathered cross legged on the gym floor while backstage, riley's older brother, navy petty officer he can class frank tommy schaefer waited to surprise his little sister. they have not seen each other in three years. >> it is pretty rough, you know, being away from family with the younger sibling, being aw

they lost their frank sinatra. >> and in los angeles frank sinatra announced the smog and polluted air singing voice so he was leaving town. he said he'd had it with hollywood and los angeles, that the smog was so bad he had to see his throat doctor three times a week and so he was selling his house and moving out into the desert to palm springs. sinatra will be 53 next month and he said, "my nose and throat are affected by the smog. i haven't got too many years of singing left. i've got to take care of myself.

. >>> here is a collector's item, frank sinatra's first new jersey driver's license is on the auction block. ♪ i've got you ♪ under my skin >> the first driver's license was signed by sinatra when he was 19-year-old in 1934. it was issued to his address in hoboken, a year before he got his first big break in show business. the bidding which ends tomorrow is up to at least $2500. >>> a new study shows doctors may detect breast cancer using 3d mammograms according to researchers at the university of pennsylvania. they spotted 30% more cancers when women were screened using 3d technology. women less likely to be called back for false alarm. 3d images give radiologists a clear view of breast tissue. >>> and your cell phone may show if you're a germy person or not. researchers compared germs on hands to touchscreen. they found the number of germs was almost the same. the majority of the microbes found were not harmful. scientists use this information to determine if hospital workers and visitors carry bad germs in and out of the hospital. >>> national hiv testing day is this friday. in hon

. >> new jersey is squabbling over a state song for decades, you would think the home of the sinatra and bruce springsteen would have one but we don't. >> the delran students, are lobbying for a tune "i'm from new jersey". >> the dude is 92 years old, that is older than i am. and it's such a great song. >> he is roaming the halls for decades trying to get them to adopt song as the state song. he was back in the 70s and 80s, lawmaker as proved the song many times but they never moved it along. and now they are lobbying for another bill naming his as the state song hoping that governor christie will sign it. >> it's a concrete example of government in action. there are other songs under consideration too. but whatever happens red looks at it this way. nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> about an hour and 45 minutes from now we should know how the sixers will do in the draft tonight. >> the sixers were awful last season and they have the second worst record and they can vastly improve their roster with the nba draft. it's in brooklyn and we join jeff skversky live with the previ

you would think the home of senate -- sinatra and springsteen will have one. >> reporter: the delran students are lobbying for a song written by red mascara. >> it's such a great effort. red mascara has been roaming the hall of the state house for decades trying to get lawmakers to adopt his tune as the state song. ♪ he succeeded back in the 70s and 80s, lawmakers approved the song several times but it was never signed into law. which is why the high schoolers have come armed with petitions lobbying for passage for the bill hoping the governor will sign it. >> it's government in action was a fantastic learning experience. >> reporter: there are other songs under consider, too, whatever happens, red mascara is looking at it this way. >> jersey will going to do all right. in trenton, i'm nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." ♪ give me one reason why i should believe you've really changed. huh? okay. uh, 2-hour service windows. give me another one. uh, our on time all the time guarantee. one more. night and weekend appointments. you guys have really changed. who am i gonna badmouth at

the pope, frank sinatra and me, the only three people that have ever silenced. >> today, the man is 88, the last surviving member of the teams who took part in that cup final. at the time, there were practically no you are guillens to celebrate among the 200,000 spectators. he is now loved by brazilians. they all want to have their picture taken with him. >> pele told me he saw his father cry when i scored. he told him don't worry, dad, when i grow up, i'll make brazil the world champion, and he did. >> he says the only thing missing in his life is to witness you are guy win again, but this time from the stands, so he can celebrate with the fans. >> arable story. >> fifa president says he's dean play his part in moving the institution forward. many critics blame him for the damage caused by the govern body with allegations of corruption. >> we must lead by example and we must listen to all voices. we must be responsible and upright in all that we do. we must do the right thing, even if it comes at the a cost. >> aljazeera will have a special brazil update each and every single day at 1

." >> i'll be as big as sinatra. >> i want to welcome you do frankie. >> reporter: that movie is ratedm jeremy roth. >>> making some big plays for their manager not even there to watch. we'll explain coming up next. >>> oakland waitings in the bottom of the 10th. they're extending their streak to 5. bob melvin tossed out for arguing with the umpire. >> they're back. tyler drove in three runs -- not hones. [ laughter ] >> a 6-4 victory over the d backs. in world cup, argentina winning. and it's a draw, 2-2 between germany and ghana. tomorrow, usa playing portugal at 3:00 p.m. our time. go usa. >>> pretty nice tomorrow. temperatures in the 60s by the bay. 80s inland. >> not bad for a first day of summer. >>> that's it for us, everybody. have a great night. see you in the morning. radio announcer: it's mattress discounters 4th of july sale. bulldog: that cloud reminds me of... radio announcer: a queen size serta pillow top mattress... bulldog: that's it! radio announcer: now on sale for just $597. bulldog: that's a ringer of a deal! radio announcer: the 4th of july sale is on now. bulldog

>> bigger than sinatra, my hand to god. >> jon: didn't quite work out that way, but all right, fair enough back to the program christopher walken. [cheering and applause] nice. nice. wonderful to see you, my friend. how are you? >> thank you, good. >> jon: how is your sumner nice so far? and spring? >> so far. well, it's still cold. >> jon: it has been cold the last couple days. >> you get up in the morning and it's not summer yet. >> jon: it is not summer yet. [laughter] what is christopher walken's perfect temperature? what would be... if you could climate control, where would you find yourself temperature wise. you don't have to be specific. >> this time of year, kind of balmy. >> jon: you'd like a balmy temperature. would you like humid any. >> no, no, not too much. >> jon: you like it dry. >> dry and balmy. >> jon: now for this part of the world, this region, dry and balmy, we get that for like a day. then it goes into like subway kind of close, you know that humid feeling. >> but where i live, there's time where you can't tell if it's the beginning of winter or the beginning of summe

fly with me lets fly, let's fly away ♪ >> there was no one more jet setting in the world than frank sinatrae theme song "come fly with me" was the anthem. >> ♪ lets fly, let's fly away ♪ >> the jet set is a term that came into use with the arrival of the jet, starting in 1958. the people who flew one these , it's noted a class of people who were glamorous, international con adventurous full top it was a very, very big part of the jet because it was a new plane. >> flight 210 ready for takeoff. >> the jets could go more s vastly more quickly, and everything trickle down to the merc in public and americans took to travel like ducks to public- the american took to travel like ducks to water. >> this is the key to travel in a new age. the jet clipper, bringing the far end of the world within reach of us all. 707he introduction of the was a remarkable innovation and revolution. as important as the invention of the personal computer. you could expand your horizons in ways you never dreamed possible by being able to get on one of these jet planes and fly to europe in six or seven hours, when just

frank sinatra. john wayne carey grant. very handsome, very funny.l person. >> reporter: she was a little girl who grew up poor in italy during worgd war ii, raised without a father withly theedle food and little security and she revealed that is what she draws from on screen. >> any time i have to do something dramatic, what i think about is that. >> reporter: she would step out of her comfort zone with the famous flamenco. she told us she had just learned how. >> i was very awkward but anyway, even that, the people accepted it, so. >> reporter: while the dance was new, that famous walk, not. that, came naturally. >> i always walk like that. always. since i was born. it's my mother's walk. you walk with dignity. you walk like you own the world. >> reporter: sophia loren rarely allows cameras into her homes, now on toer about balcony in rome, rarely does she look back. she said she knew we would ask her about her son eduardo, but he's also a devoted father, and noticed the girl who grew up without her dad is now sharing her love of movies with her so

born. 87-year-old alcides ghiggia says only three people have silenced maracana-- the pope, frank sinatra ghiggia was a right winger for uruguay's national team, facing powerhouse brazil in the decisive match of the world cup. john cotterill, soccer analyst for brazil's tv global, says the host nation was tearing through the tournament on cruise control to the cup. >> it was brazil's. various politicians came out. the president of the day said i reckon you are all heroes. brazil said thank you, you've won this for us before the game. >> reporter: they were already bragging. >> they were already-- you are all heroes you did it for brazil. >> reporter: brazil only needed a tie to claim title, but with just 11 minutes left in a one- all game, ghiggia faked out his defender and scored the winning goal. the maracana fell deadly silent. many of the stadium's 200,000 fans wept openly. the nation went into mourning. the superstitious say a ghost still haunts the stadium. this video from a uruguay sports clothing company seems to taunt brazilians as they head into the 2014 cup. even though brazil

. >> which artist had a hit duet with frank sinatra for "summer winds"? was on frank's duets album. he did duets with all these superstars but not in the same studio. he made them record them in another studio. he never saw them. >> you're kidding. and it was a huge hit. >> it was a huge hit. absolutely. >> we can't wait until you come back and bring us a new artist. >> wait until you see our new artist. i'm not going to say who he is but he is fantastic. >> you pick winners every time. thank you so much. >>> now that you have the music for your summer party, how about some wine? the perfect picks for the next big bash. we will chat with "graceland" star after this. is coming up... have agreed to... kid for a night. so we can finally get some sleep. the hotel has to be right. you can get a 4-star hotel for up to 60% off, even at the last minute. in the neighborhood where we wanna go? yes. you just won't the name until after you book. hmm. ooh. definitely. it's all about sleep. it's not all about sleep. yeah, well, for me it is. lucky me. ♪ ugh. heartburn.

. >> i know but sinatra can't do everything. ♪ >> when "laugh-in" came along we never seen anything that

they report on the sale of frank sinatra sinatra's first new jersey driver's license. they misspelled his last name >>> coming up wrongly convict and still angry. the men jailed for the brutal rape in new york reach a $40 million settlement. >>> how a wrong turn sparked the first world war 100 years ago today. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." mara: it's easy to lose your way in a place like this. ms. winnie earle: kids in paterson face lots of obstacles - but nothing can stop their determination. mara: my dream is to be a pediatric nurse. ms. earle taught me if i work hard - i can do anything. ms. winnie earle: mara had so much potential, it was my job to help her reach her goals. mara: now, i'm headed to college to study nursing! ms. winnie earle: there are so many talented kids like mara - and they all deserve to live their dreams. >>> a bizarre looking headset could change the way video games are being played. >> while the military is working on its own use of the technology technology. >> good morning. i've chief foster. i'll take you into my world of

she was staying on a ship called the soviet sinatra. his signature song was the man of dreams. she used the game prank getting off the fashion like a runway. nancy reagan didn't know he was going to go and stayed in washington and fumed the whole weekend. and the summit had just a lockout on all news. so there was a no leaks, no briefings at all. so she had the stage to herself on that. and so, you know, see just used it like mad. and that was a lot of fun for, you know, just gave a nice part to make it a festive event. >> host: the last section in reykjavik, there is no deal and the two sides are at lagger heads over sdi and gorbachev makes this surprising statement. what did gorbachev put on the table and how did president reagan respond? >> they had both agreed during the all-night negotiations the soviets agreed to equal limits of strategic arms. the breakthrough on the nuclear front was happening like never before. it was christmas, your birthday and the greatest. he said we did all of that but you have to give up sdi. and he said confine the research to the laboratories.

a one after frank sinatra got his start in the music business. it bears his john hancock, his eye color is blue. the bids are due by tomorrow night. so far it's going for $2500, so i suspect it will be a hot item. if you want it you have until tomorrow night. in the next half hour of "action news" at 4:00, to go gluten free or not. >> plus, it's the bite that has everyone talking how the "action news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph. >> going gluten free is one of the hottest diet trends around and doctors say it's not healthy for everyone that tries it. and crime plus kids, one group of thieves brings along a toddler to witness their bad doings. a man and woman suffered serious injuries after being stabbed and side of a home that is filled with trash and debris. john rawlins outside of the street on north fourth street. how this happened remain a history now. >> reporter: it was a particularly bloody scene, the 71-year-old female victim is upgraded condition as for her 54-year-old roommate we don't have a condition on him. police are t

yeah, tony, the license is signed by the 19-year-old sinatra, whose eyes of course are recorded as blue. if you look close, you can can see his last name is misspelled. and boston based r.r. auction is holding the sale, and that sale ends at 6:00 p.m. eastern time today. >> that will go for a pretty penny, i would think. >> for sure. >> back later? >> i am. >> thank you. >> yeah. yeah, in california, drive just an hour and a half north of san francisco, and you will find drake's bay oyster company. it is a million dollar business, working on land owned by the national park service. environmentalists moved to have them evicted. lisa bernard has more. >> small, medium, large. cluster oysters and white table cloth half shell oysters. for nearly a century, oysters have been harvested here. susanne hays is one of many fans, she says the farm is the tip of this exquisite land is inter2009ed with her community. seven years ago, he bought the mounderring farm and turned it into a annual business, producing 8 million oyster as year. but some environmentalists say he has outstayed his welcome, an

. >> i know but sinatra can't do everything. >> when laugh-in came along, we never seen anything thats acting goofy and hip that way, you know. they had girls dancing in bikinis and the joke wall. >> who's in there with you? >> cool hand luke. >> and it was nothing but jokes. >> i was at the hospital. >> anything serious? >> a black widow bit me. >> well, it never would have happened if you had been a gentleman. >> we took it to the network and the network said, what the hell is this? this makes no sense. i said, right. >> they acknowledged the hippie generation, yet the hosts were in tuxedos smoking cigarettes. they were still your parents. but other people let loose on the show were this kind of young vaudeville. >> it must be sock it to me time. >> hey. she socked it to herself. >> we knew that sock it to me didn't mean sock it to me. right? so we thought, oh. >> sock it to me. >> sock it to me. >> sock it to me. >> it wasn't as subversive as it sounds. yes it was. no, it was fun. >> sock it to me? >> it was the first time a presidential candidate had ever appeared on a comedy show

i've seen frank sinatra, paul mccartney, rolling stones, eagles, billy joel, elton john, beach boys andars. i missed elvis and i really regret that. there are very few icons on the planet. it worth checking out in person to see what makes them special. the tip of the day, write down your favorite icons and go see them. it will enrich your life. joel was great saturday night. crowd loved him. it was a great show. and that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor web site. name and town if you wish to opine. word of the day impiety. sometimes i've been at odds with the radio guys but it's possible they have been right from the very beginning about president obama. it's a hot topic. i'll have it for you tomorrow. please remember, the spin stops here. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> breaking tonight, new evidence piling up in just one of a series of scandals enveloping the obama's administration and new questions about how this may effect their trust in america's government. at this moment a congressional hearing is under way. we learned over a week ago that the

they were staying on board a ship and they called for the soviet sinatra. a singer whose signature song was the impossible dream. who could make this stuff up? she used the plank getting off a boat like a fashion in a runway showing the new wears and reagan didn't know she was going to be there and stayed back in washington and fumed the whole weekend because she was prancing on the world stage. and the summit had a lockout on all news so there was a no leaks/briefings at all. so she had the strange to herself and used it like mad. that was a lot of fun. just gave a nice part to make a festive event. >> so the last session in reykjavik, there is no deal, the two sides are at logger heads still over sdi and then gorbachev makes this sort of surprising statement -- what did gorbachev put on the table and how did president reagan respond? >> they had both agreed, saturday night the soviets finally agreeed to equal limits of strategic arms. a big breakthrough that make the summit one of the most important ones boy itself. the intermediate missiles from europe w

in boston, the final bid for a piece of frank sinatra memorabilia are in.ssued be i the state of new jersey. the last bid on the auction website was at almost $8,000. the license is sold by the 19-year-old sins that that. if you look closely you can see his last name is misspelled. it was issue add year before he got his first big break in the music industry, he probably didn't need it after that. >> so the bids are in. >> bids are. >> all right, see you later, thank you. you know, it has been six months since colorado began selling marijuana. now economists predict add huge cash flow for the state. but the reality is telling a different story. >> i'll drink this and get a little buzz. >> it depends on your metabolism. >> and new ways to make money. >> we license this product out for a bear proof bag. that is i can smell. >> people are here from all around the country, taking in this showcase for the budding young marijuana industry. >> about 50% of our sales are raw can bass. >> we had a three hour wait for the first two weeks just to get in the door. >> s

[laughter] i will end with frank sinatra, "new york, new york." if any of you have questions, we have got a microphone. cananybody but al mackie ask a question. here is the challenge for the rest of you. make it so that al can't ask a question. runs of those microphones right now. al is a man who loves the camera. all cowards. i have got it. and your name is, sir? >> al mackie, virginia tech. [laughter] >> by the way, virginia tech was 1962, so thereil was not much in that part of virginia at the time. three words -- a decade of dominance. historianit about the 's craft. if you could answer a question that has boggled my mind a little bit -- does grant actually order, specifically order, the assault at cold ?arbor that is so famous in his memoirs, forest porter said that grant said he regretted the assault more than any that he had ordered. whereas when grant wrote about ,t, he talked about it basically, in the passive voice. he regretted that the assault was ordered. meade, in his letters to his wife, said he had command all day. did grant order

house down here and being in atlantic city as a cub reporter fresh out of college that was year frank sinatra would sing at golden nugget. you would see diana ross. biggest names and stars would be here because it was busiest time of the year. so to have a shut down date of august 18th is so strange. if you are wondering why august 18th? that is not a random date that they have just picked to shut a beach front casino down midsummer when it should be the the busiest and most popular time of the year here. august 18th is the 16 days exact point from all revel casino workers got their official layoff notices yesterday. by state law that is soones it can get rid of the staff which just voted coincidently to join casino workers union here two weeks ago today. analyst say that move to preserve their jobs as the casino gets a new owner may help them lose their jobs, making it harder and complicated they claim to sell the place. the news just got worst for atlantic city overall new jersey's governor too who did all he could pushing all of those hundreds of millions of dollars of tax breaks to get th