i would like to introduce frank dean, he's the general superintendent of the golden gate recreational area and these going to talk for a few minutes about these marvelous parks that we have in the area that much of what is being occupied by fleet week. mr. dean. (applause) >> thank you, appreciate it. well, good morning. i'm so pleased to see fleet week continue to expand and evolve and include leadership seminars such as this and the opportunity to network with our colleagues and each other on search and rescue and public safety. it's just a great addition to the already exciting opportunity to see the navy and our armed forces at work. some of you may be wondering exactly why am i here, what's a ranger doing up here during fleet week. i'll try to explain that a little bit. this is our 40th anniversary of having a national park in san francisco. so, those strikev lands at the golden gate hills right behind that helicopter there are now part of the golden gate national parks. and that happened 40 years ago when the army decided that those lands were no longer necessary for national de

i think dean not only -- (inaudible) frank love the the way dean looked. >> celebrity has a three-dayightmare crossing paths with an unemployed stockbroker named barry keenan. down on his luck he calculated he needed 240,000 dollars. in today's money around 1.7 million to get his once thriving career back on track. >> i was trying to think of anything, kidnapping came up. >> kidnapping. in keenan's twisted mind it made perfect sense to grab a celebrity's kid and hold them for ransom. they would have the means to pay big bucks to get their child back and keenan believed he would pay back the ransom money with interest. >> in your head it was going to be a bay pack loan. >> i made a school list bob hope, tony hope and mitch um and i finally settled on frank sinatra junior. >> the son of blue eyes was attempting to forge his own career and recently began singing with the tommy dorsey orchestra. >> he sang all of his dads songs. >> fox played trumpet with the orchestra. fox files tracked him down to his home in maine. >> he just wanted to be like him. >> what made the younger sinatra such

like i said, dean martin, frank sinatra, there's some amy winehouse in there. fresh and personal show. so it's kind of -- this is a brand new show for me. it's the basis of what i did at carnegie hall last year and this one is almost sold out, which i can't even believe. there's like a few hundred seats left, really good once. >> you're a popular dude, man, believe it. >> i'm believing it but i'm humbled and grateful to be here. >> great way to help us kick off the new year. >> thanks, man. >> good luck and happy new year. >> thank you, you, too. >> check it out at the kennedy center. some tickets are still available starting at $55. >>> time is 11:40. >>> still ahead, the iphone, ipad and now iwatch? apple may be getting into the time-keeping business. >>> and we have alarming news about counterfeit botox! >>> rumor has it that apple is looking to get into the watch business. word is they are looking to develop a watch reportedly featuring an a one and a half inch screen and be blue tooth enabled, the speculation that apple could introduce the so-called, "smar

called in and this man 44-year-old fbi agent dean elston was put in charge of the investigation. >> i had two questions i had to ask him right then. one was would franko this just to get some publicity? he said dean, he would never do this to his mother. the next thing i asked him, do you think the mob has had any connection with the kidnapping? he said no. >> on monday morning in los angeles, my mother actress barbara rush arrived on the warner brother's lot to resume filming robin and the 7 hoods. >> the choreographer came out and said barbara, something has happened, mr. sinatra had to leave and we are not going to shoot the scene today and this was a musical number and i said we are not the going to do it today and she said no, because frank, jr. had been kidnapped and i said he's been kidnapped? frank sinatra's son has been kidnapped you must be joking! >> that morning crazed kidnapper barry keenan decided to drive the nearly 500 miles back to lake tahoe to check out of his hotel and get rid of any lingering evidence. frank sinatra, jr. remained in the hideout. >> he was blind folded almost entirely they had him. >> was he mistreated. >> not mis

called in and this man 44-year-old fbi agent dean elston was put in charge of the investigation. >> i had two questions i had to ask him right then. one was would franko this just to get some publicity? he said dean, he would never do this to his mother. the next thing i asked him, do you think the mob has had any connection with the kidnapping? he said no. >> on monday morning in los angeles, my mother actress barbara rush arrived on the warner brother's lot to resume filming robin and the 7 hoods. >> the choreographer came out and said barbara, something has happened, mr. sinatra had to leave and we are not going to shoot the scene today and this was a musical number and i said we are not the going to do it today and she said no, because frank, jr. had been kidnapped and i said he's been kidnapped? frank sinatra's son has been kidnapped you must be joking! >> that morning crazed kidnapper barry keenan decided to drive the nearly 500 miles back to lake tahoe to check out of his hotel and get rid of any lingering evidence. frank sinatra, jr. remained in the hideout. >> he was blind folded almost entirely they had him. >> was he mistreated. >> not mis

new details about the shocking kidnapping of frank sin gnat taw, junior which happened 16 days after the assassination of jfk. >> 44-year-old fbi agent deann was put in charge of the investigation. >> i had two questions i had to ask him right then, what would young frank do this just to get publicity? he said dean he would never do this to his mother. eventually i asked him do you think the mob has had any connection with the kidnapping. >> a special edition of fox files saturday night at 10 m. . 10:00 p.m. >> you are leaving us hanging. >> it is called a tease. >> you got a chance to go to the famous studio 54. what was that like? >> the famous studio 54 which is home to the revival of the mystery of edwin droot based on the unfinished novel of charles dickens. since the endling is unknown the audience gets to figure it out. >> over 500 combinations of what the ending could be? >> yes, murder to the detective and the lover. in fact the other night we had a first. he got on stage -- snchl inaudible) >> very rarely have i performed a number on a broadway show that i rehearsed once. never in costume. >> broadwit runs until march. >> it's g

dean. ballpark franks, chef pierre. state fair, among others. idea that hillshire would be the slower growth value play and the wake of the breakup, the stock pays a yield, i think increased down the line. now, right when sarah lee broke itself up, they paid you a $3 per share special dividend and that was very nice, particularly for low tax rates, right? but since the rump of sarah lee became hillshire brands, performance hasn't been particularly impressive. since my recommendation, hillshire's down about a percent, s&p up 3.8% over that same period. unacceptable. what went wrong here? why hasn't hillshire roared like the other breakup stories? well, first of all, we never expected this one to make a ton of money immediately, not overnight. hillshire brands was always going to be a slow-growth company, that's more about margin improvement and increasing revenues like con agra and general mills. hillshire was in dire need of a turnaround going back to before the breakup. its brands have been losing market share at the old sarah lee and so far th

frank. i thank the dean for yielding me the time and i yield back. mr. markey: i thank the gentleman and i yield such time as she may consume to the leader of the democratic party, the gentlelady from san francisco, ms. pelosi. ms. pelosi: i thank the gentleman for yielding. tonight we come to the floor to pay tribute to two people, barney frank and john olver, who in many ways could not be more different. they are the same in this respect, they have made both of them important marks on the congress of the united states. what's special about them is that they are so different but in their shared values, in their effectiveness, on their knowledge of the issues and their ability to persuade our colleagues to join them in a vote, they share that talent. especially those values representing massachusetts in the congress. i had the privilege of serving with john olver on the appropriations committee. so i saw firsthand and very close up his extraordinary mastery of the facts of the substance before us and his political astuteness to find a way to get the job

frank sinatra and elizabeth tailor. hers was in a color to match her distinctive eyes. although this classic car shines like new, the luster of the lincoln brand has faded over time, the trend dean the folks at ford very much want to reverse. ♪ i like a new lincoln ♪ with all of its class >> reporter: it has been the preferred means of conveyance for pluto karates, potentates and presidents. from douglas fairbanks to elvis presley, dean martin to pablo picasso, it was made for... >> the privileged world of those who enjoy america's most distinguished motor car. >> reporter: the author john steinbach wrote that no other car so satisfied my soul. bank robber clyde barrow had one though it's not known if he actually paid for it. >> there be a brand new thrill on the highway in 1951. >> reporter: its creators wanted the most luxurious ride with the most beautiful styling of anything on four wheels. something that went well with country clubs, fine wines, and beautiful people. >> my name is pucci. this is the pucci edition mark 4, the first pucci fashion with an engine. >> reporter: the lincoln motor company was founded by henry leyland in 1917. named for abraham lincoln, his hero an