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. >> that is the guy who spearheaded a kidnapping attempt to son of frank sinatra. happened in lake off one of the most outrageous ever. snatching sinatra available for download via the wonder app. >>> she's got it going on. this week brandi carlisle with a new song "right on time" from the soon to come follow up. by the way i forgive you. conceived and reported with collaborators during the pandemic. she got creative. the first is carlisle in the more edgy raw state. she'll be performing tonight in new york. she's also got a memoir out, "broken horses." >>> neloves this punk band. '70s bunk band x will be shaking things up this sunday at stern grove. l.a. rockers are e ast hitting san francisco of course this weekend. you will be able to rock out to high octane hit songs that put them on the punk musical map. show time this sunday at the grove in san francisco at 2:00, reservations are required. lots of cool things happening outdoors all over the bay area including a great book to read. the full list is at kpix.com. anne, i know i will see you soon at the grove. >>

restrooms the closest they have to use yams some of the stars getting their own rest areas include frank sinatra whitney houston. i hear it hurts if you tap your foot three times. you can feel the heat with somebody. james work at a rest stop in new jersey but if you're thinking about tapping your foot in there, forget about. bruce springsteen offered arrest up as well but declined because he didn't want to be associated with human waste. that's a mistake he made in 2016 when he endorsed hillary clinton. what happened? topic number two. florida man was found washed up on a beach after trying to walk hundreds of miles across the ocean in a floating gerbil wheel or in florida, right idea. a former professional cyclist who's tried and failed three times to travel from florida to new york and his hydro pot. the plant delta, crashed ashore one day and what was meant to be a three week journey. he says he doesn't to help with the homeless which is just as logical as anything gavin newsom is doing. actually, this guy is pretty smart. you might not need a floating device to get to new york city but you'

i was able to get your own arrester including frank sinatra and of course whitney houston.rethink about tapping your foot in there you can forget about it. bruce springsteen's is reportedly offered a rest stop but declined he did not want to be associated with human waste. that is a mistake he made in 2016 when he endorsed hillary clinton, what happened. topic number two. a florida man after work hundreds of miles across the ocean and a floating gerbil wheel part or its own and florida, a bright idea. this a former professional cyclist who was tried and failed three times to florida to new york and his hydro- pod. sure it's a little cramped but it beats flying and delta. this time it crashed a short just a one day and what was spent to be a journey. he did this to help with the homeless which is just as illogical as anything gavin newsom is doing. ask of this guy is pretty smart she might not need a floating divide to get to new york city here deafly going to what one when you got here. it is pretty much the only way topic number three. i'm get a tetanus shot just watching

to get started, one of the images on the screen we saw was frank sinatra's driver's license. where did you get that? prof. seo: the internet. the internet has a lot of great images. when you are doing a history presentation, a lot of images are in the public domain now, which is great. and also, government records are in the public domain as well. james: that was great. i thought it must have cost you a pretty penny if you actually had owned it. [laughter] prof. seo: that would be pretty cool. james: you mentioned brandeis's fear of technology and you alluded to the fact that he might not have been entirely wrong. he was wrong at the time. of course, televisions being able to peer into your home. i think judge finley correctly pointed out that is not how they work, but where do you see the privacy interests going in that regard when we find on our cell phones, for example, the pop-up advertisements that come very close to conversations that you have just been having with a friend? you see more regulation there and invasions of privacy there in trends of the law? prof. seo: th

brought in a big glamor factor frank sinatra was a fixture it just about all sorts of events and it was such a contrast from the carter years. you know jimmy carter at one point banned the playing of hail to the chief because he thought it was too pretentious. so she not only brings back the the glamor factor. she courts the liberal georgetown scene where you know that essentially they had. you know killed richard nixon with a thousand snubs and slides. so she somehow manages to to meld all of these worlds and that really was nancy reagan's doing i think ronald reagan really, you know. probably could have cared less who was sitting at whose table at which state dinner or you know, what that what the guest list was or what the flowers looked like she just stressed over every one of those details and by the way stressed out the kitchen staff at the people at the state department as well over those details. well, i think she definitely got the importance of social diplomacy and that when the heads of state of other countries visit our country they want to see the glitz and glamor of americ

. >> following in the footsteps of bob hope and frank sinatra, justin timberlake is becoming quite theon the pga circuit, host this year's american century championships and it really is considered the premiere celebrity golf tournament, the who's who. >> yes, and he played the second round of the tournament at the edgewood resort class in lake tahoe on saturday, entered the third round tied with green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers. >> steph curry was among the celebrity golfers along with kansas city chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes who bombed a drive 347 yards like what the pro does. >> bombed, like a good thing bombed it. >> he hit it, 350 yards. >> good for him. taking home the grand prize, the crystal cup and $125,000. former nba player and coach, vinny del negro. did i say that right? >> yes you did. >> all right. an emotional post-match interview del negro dedicated the win to his father who died just last week. >>> and rachel and matt making their red carpet debut. they are back together, after their public and controversial split, have made their relationship red car

over the past 150 years, the rolling stones, jimi hendrix, diana ross, frank sinatra, pavarotti, andst a few. >> it has hosted just an incredible array of things from ice-skating to the circus to the ballet. ♪ >> reporter: elizabeth harper keeps records of all of the stars on stage. >> it was the theatre, and you can see it is quite female-heavy. >> reporter: and back stage. >> i have some lovely images of princess diana coming her wch actually people won't have seen before. >> reporter: the idea is to promote the arts and sciences to the british masses began with prince albert, but he died in 1861, before the hall was completed. a dic a decade later, queen elizabeth was grieving. >> she thought of her day with prince albert. >> reporter: she really loved him? >> she really did. >> reporter: at the time, the hall was one of the largest in the world. >> they didn't know how to fill a venue like this. there is nothing quite like it. but eventually they found events to draw people in. >> reporter: events like the first body building event, and speeches b erages a in 1933, albert einstei

rogers, frank sinatra, keith richards. he won an oscar for the movie "20 feet from stardom.ools for a passport take a look. >> hey, what's up, man >> reporter: it's one final trip around the world with tv's favorite travellers. >> i'll try anything i'll risk everything i have nothing to lose >> reporter: "roadrunner," a film about anthony bourdain follows the cook turned author turned television adventurer to his last one in france where he died by suicide in 2018 >> our friend, anthony bourdain, has died >> why do you think people loved anthony bourdain >> because he was authentic. he was himself and i think everybody felt like they knew him. >> weird that it's people of all ages, different generations, different ideologieslogies. >> yeah. >> yeah. he's a johnny cash-type figure as somebody that appeal toes evangelicals and punk rockers and everyone in between. >> reporter: the director sat >> there is a friends of tony crew, down with the man's friends and cohorts, filling "roadrunner" with more than just tributes, but raw truth telling. >> there's friends of tony, crew, p

working with such tours as journey, tina turner, michael jackson, george michael, and old blue eyes frank sinatrat. >> that voice from off camera, mika who actually said the only reason she's been able to be on camera the past 14 years is because of gonzo. willie, man, we're going to miss him. >> absolutely. and all of the things that you said are true. he's an original 14 years. hard to believe we've been doing this for 14 years but gonzo has been there from day one going back to fort lee, back to sec auckous, and remember that big old warehouse where we worked. but every time you saw him in the hallway, a big hollow and get you started off in the morning and as mika said there in the background, to light this show, to make people look good when they've woken up at 4:00 in the morning. that is a hurk uly an effort. but for all of the lights, what a great guy gonzo is and to be with him and work with him and see him in the hallways every day, i view it as a blessing and one of the best parts of the job and gonzo tells me, joe, that you've read that list of people that he worked with on the road,