frank sinatra's daughters helped light the tree and are celebrating the best of the best just in time for the holiday, a remastered version of a jolly christmas from frank sinatra. >>> it is not stopping wright from helping the city. the city was not able to raise enough money to cover the cost of the dinner so the nba player wright paid for the dinner and covered the cost. >>> a lot of shoppers include stores like best buy and they started offering black friday deals this week. >> they will be offering deals that are only good specifically at midnight but there are a lot of deals that are ready now. >>> they are using twitter, facebook you tube and that's because they know they are in direct competition with digital media which is open 24 hours a day even on the holidays. >>> even two months of captivity and clean up, 49 blue penguins are on their own again. penguins are released on a beach in new england. the birds seemed happy to be back in the water. cute little guys, they are just some of the survivors after a cargo ship ran last month. >>> how the community is coming together to

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i got to do secret for him that i'm now going to do -- originally wrote these words for frank sinatra because he's one of a kind. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ now re get. r, it's pure press tretige to j this siege of admiration, what's more the tributes pour from shore to shore ♪ ♪ across the nation stars gushed don't go it's too rushed ♪ ♪ everyone's crush ed and let's be cautious ♪ ♪ one more homage or heartfelt montage we'll all be nauseous ♪ >> excuse me. >> there's more. >> oh really. ♪ jimmy knows too it's been a true star-studded saga ♪ ♪ each blessed to be your guest from dottie west to lady gaga ♪ ♪ with tears kelly reveres the past ten years your gal and guy way ♪ ♪ sent this sweet line now the show's all mine i'll do it my way ♪ >> you're right. >> thank you, thank you. ♪ the morning won't be the same no endless tales of notre dame ♪ he forgets already. stories with joy, we so adore like where you ate the night before ♪ ♪ our eyes would glaze but those were the days because you told us your way ♪ give him a hand, folks. [ cheers and applause ] >> nice, thank you, paul. >> not

you love frank sinatra. >> i do. i have experiences with frank sinatra, obviously.generation, he was the voice, and he was larger than life in many ways. i get to him along the way, and not always pleasantly because i was a reporter, and he did not like being in the news, especially the way he got himself of the news. he would do something inappropriate and we would reported in the next day his public-relations person would come to see me. he would say, you know, frank does not think that you are where he is underwriting an orphanage in mexico's awhile are some good deed. i said, no, i did hear about that. it does not excuse the bar brawl in which she was involved was my or never. and then there and not set of circumstances one evening in new york we had a mutual friend, a kind of legendary figure by the name of some key lazar, who was a great agent. he had invited me to dinner. it turned out he had also invited frank's wife. frank was going to arrive later. no, my god. what is this going to be like. sinatra came and sat down and lifted me and said to mckay, watch y

the money has the been supported from the families of frank sinatra and others.e rend chase was 92 years old. >>> walmart says it's coming into a town and people are coming out to fight it. often in the past, walmart was kept out. now, the company seems to have developed a strategy to get what it wants. it uncovers why some are calling walmart a big box bully. >> reporter: there's a spot in milpitas, where highway 237 and mccarthy meet. adding more cars to this mix could only make matters worse. and that was just one of the reasons some in milpitas exposed the expansion of a nearby walmart. nancy is one. >> the point is for what? what was walmart's expansion going to give back to milpitas? >> reporter: walmart wanted to make their big box store bigger, by some 19,000 square feet and begin selling grocery stores. it was rejected in 2010. but a year later, the same city council approved the same plan. what happened to change minds? >> they saw a window of opportunity in the system. and they used it to their advantage. >> reporter: that opportunity, this council mem

this is a signature song of frank sinatra.ring some of these songs and will share some more. >>> at ten until the top of the morning, good morning to nadia for our "morning passport." not too much survived over the long run, but they are holding on to this in namibia. >> used to be southwest africa. it was german southwest africa at some point. so what you're seeing in these magnificent pictures that you are about to see in a couple of minutes women who during the 1900s, the women is -- in the 1900s, the germans colonized southwest africa. and the women came in victorian dress. and many of the herrera women worked in the homes of the colonialists. and they dressed much more sparsely because of the weather and were forced by the people they worked for to dress in victorian dress. what happened is they adopted the style. and it's always interesting because you're seeing herrera women wearing the long dresses of the victorianans. but the headdress, there's nothing victorian about that. that's supposed to represent cattle horns be

a few short months later 14 million people tuned in to watch the frank sinatra sound-alike jazz singer $1 million prize! not worth much these days. now landau released his first cd called "that's life." so nice to see you. congratulations. >> thank you. >> howie mandel said your life is about to change. has it hit you? >> yes, it has. it hit me like a ton of bricks. >> every relative i bet is standing in line. >> i am so busy i have a hard time staying with my relatives. >> good. don't answer the phone. >> you're singing a song for us. what are you singing? >> kick in the head. >> take it away. >> take care, sweetie. >> all right. ♪ ♪ how lucky can one guy be i kissed her and she kissed me ♪ ♪ like a fellow once said ain't that a kick in the head ♪ ♪ the room was completely black ♪ ♪ i hugged her and she hugged back ♪ ♪ like the sailor said quote ain't that a hole in the boat ♪ ♪ my head keeps spinning i go to sleep and she's grinning ♪ if this is just the beginning ♪ my life is gonna be beautiful ♪ ♪ i've sunshine enough to spread ♪ ♪ it's just like the fellow said ♪ tell me quick ain

goonies" and was even in "license to kill" and now robert davi making a tribute to the legendary frank sinatra. it is called "davi sings sinatra on the road to romance." he has been with us all night. why the love of sinatra? he was nothing special, just a guy who sang songs. >> i did my first movie with him. an italian-american, parents and grand parents, italian immigrants and that italian household there were two figures, the pope and sinatra and not necessarily in that order. you grow up listening to that wonderful voice and cawusoe and opera, and that was my -- i studied opera in florence. i study currently with a guy that is the best in the world. he teaches from b t.o. celli to -- to bo chielly to you name. it i wanted to do this music because the great american song book is the shakespear of america. it is the golden age of american music. we had black jazz artists. their music, you had tons of great writers. jewish immigrants, sons and daughters of jewish immigrants. you had johnny mercer who was an american american. they created the song book. the song book is i think -- it appeals

i'd rather have frank sinatra, but, you know, frank isn't here.ope i don't have a riot after they listen to it. >> this place sucks, man. it really does. >> don't like me enforcing the illegal immigration laws. think they've got me, they're going to make me go in a hole or make me resign. never going to happen. if they want to change the laws, don't make me the poster boy. go to washington and get the laws changed. i'm just doing my job enforcing the state and the federal laws. and that's my job. i hope they spent a lot of money here, especially those that came from another state. cut loose with the change and go to the restaurants and build up the economy. >> the rally lasted approximately four hours. it was peaceful, except for a group of three men and two women who were arrested for assaulting law enforcement officers. and as far as the sheriff is concerned, he says none of it has made him want to quit. >> i'm not ready to retire. when i do leave, i'm from massachusetts, i won't -- i don't ride a horse, so i'll just drive off into the sunset wi

. >>> frank sinatra said if you can make it there you can make it any where.ardinals taking a lead when sophomore aaron wright hits the three pointer. stanford well they commit 24 turnovers and fifth ranked syracuse made them play. drives, that's part of a -- >>> and it cape down to the wire. ivan asca drives floor and foul. raisers take a four point lead just over a minute in the game. here comes rashard green. with just seconds left, usf trails by three. here comes cody dullan. angelo colario 5-2. and the oakland a's they're set to hire former giant outfielder chilly davis at their new hitting coach. that's sports as we see it for this friday night. cal with a big win down in tempe. >> what bowl any idea where they might be going. >> their talking vegas bowl. they certainly don't want the fight hunger bowl which is right down there at at&t park where they played all their home games. looks lake tay going looks-- looks like they're looking at the -- >> thanks fred. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and

i was on the road with kitty kelley who wrote a book about frank sinatra. my mother would call him frankie does not. he will never be big. [laughter] was shocked when jerry committed suicide he was a cheerful by he would spend all day scarf been the small city media which is what you're supposed to do we were on the chicken circuit. and he always made you feel eat you got off a russian tank he would grab you but i discovered the but two were basically in those days you done no about these things, they are called newspapers. [laughter] and the idea is the newspaper would ask you to cleveland for a cincinnati or ostend or someplace like at and you would go to a dinner but before that you could scarf every bit of media you could get. the local magazines e they're cleveland, albany, but whenever it was a man getting out at 5:00 with a hangover from than 94 and you do that all day long then the big climax of the newspaper dinner and from what used to be called page voodoo was always chicken and fish and a palette gravy. i was in pittsburgh and i did all of this

. >>> frank sinatra said if you can make it there you can make it any where.ardinals taking a lead when sophomore aaron wright hits the three pointer. stanford well they commit 24 turnovers and fifth ranked syracuse made them play. drives, that's part of a -- >>> and it cape down to the wire. ivan asca drives floor and foul. raisers take a four point lead just over a minute in the game. here comes rashard green. with just seconds left, usf trails by three. here comes cody dullan. angelo colario 5-2. and the oakland a's they're set to hire former giant outfielder chilly davis at their new hitting coach. that's sports as we see it for this friday night. cal with a big win down in tempe. >> what bowl any idea where they might be going. >> their talking vegas bowl. they certainly don't want the fight hunger bowl which is right down there at at&t park where they played all their home games. looks lake tay going looks-- looks like they're looking at the -- >> thanks fred. >> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> and

you've turned into a morphed version of dean martin meets frank sinatra.ou're crooning. >> this is the first time i've seen this cd. >> after the break. >> all right. ♪ don't let the night go to waist looking for ways to say i love you ♪ >> last year you were a presenter of heroes. tell me about that experience. >> i was reading this about this incredible man and what he achieved. and just feeling -- i was just very, very moved. >> please join me in honoring cnn hero and i'm proud he's a fellow scottsman, magus in mcfarland. >> you choked up, yeah. >> yeah. one, it was a total pride that he was scottish and just that the humility with which you could feel everything about his story and the work that he did. >> you actually went and saw magus in at his home, didn't you? tell me about that. >> i chased him down. we swopd a couple phone calls. i said i'm coming to visit you. i went and spent the day with him and his family and saw his charity and all the people that worked for him. it is such a worthy cause. they feed half a million children every day all ove

frank sinatra beating his children. >> what would you say the public wants? >> something streamlined. looking over the shoulder of the subject. you do not want to lose sight of your subject. you do not want to be at the center of the biography. you want the pages to turn, no matter what you are writing about, whether it is wartime or something more domestic. there has to be narrative. people are always hungry for another book on thomas chairperson. you are mystifying a name. it was the case with cleopatra. a name that is recognizable but you stop to think, i do not know that much. i could not go on for more than three sentences on this subject. >> what year? >> 1994. the next book was about vera nabokov, the wife of the writer. that was a portion of a marriage. the third book was about ben franklin, which was a pleasure to be difficult to research, but a pleasure. and then cleopatra. >> there is one trend. all these people come from outside of united states. >> it could be my part. i was very aware. >> you wrote about his time in paris. >> when you take a per

. >> this antonio's grandfather, did the exact same song with frank sinatra. a hugely famous song.e his grandson and -- >> mike tyson. >> mike tyson gets a bad rap. i've always liked the guy. >> he bit off evander holyfield's ear, said he wants to eat children and you think he gets a bad rap? >> someone killed his pigeons when he was a kid. >> mike, if you're watching, i would like to be friends with you. i'll stick up for you any day. >> that was weird to watch. that was weird. >>> getting hit in prison. too easy. >> some people do say that getting married is like going to prison. see, but really, people are getting married at this prison and we'll tell you why. >>> block upon block of frozen snow. >> you could see the curve that they're putting on it. >> this is like building an awesome snowman you can get inside of. >> see what they're building when we come back. trying to rescue people, good things. >>> when you're getting married, the venue is one of the big things, besides the dress, and who gets invited and all that stuff, right? >> it's all big. >> it's the thing. >> don't

viking in those days handed me her job of cutting a biography down to the embarrassing parts, like frank sinatra beating his children or whenever they were. >> what would you say from your experience of editing and writing that the public wants? >> something that is streamlined, were you are always looking over the shoulder of the subject. you do not want to lose sight of your subject. you want to feel as if you are somehow involved with the center of the biography. i think you always want to give your reader that feeling of the pages turning, whenever that feeling is, work time, or something more domestic. the big names are always hungry for another book on toward washington or another take on thomas jefferson. something that is mystified, a name that is familiar or somehow foreign. like in the case of cleopatra. it is known, but in that moment you realize you do not actually know that much. >> the four books you have written are what? what year? >> what a good question. 1994. the next book was about -- another non household name. that was really a portrait of a marriage. the third book was abo

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i heard nancy sinatra the other day talking about what it's like if you're the daughter of frank sinatrachildren, it's hard. >> i can't speak for my brothers and sisters or for nancy. but for me, i had a really fun time period with my father. he was a little older by the time i was born. maybe we had more of a grandfather/grandson relationship. he was very relaxed. he wasn't as uptight as maybe you would think john wayne would be at home. i had a lot of freedom. i also had a lot of responsibility to deal with as a young boy. he had sure i had things to be responsible for. but life with him was an adventure. you know, we'd be on location or we'd be on his boat, "the wild goose" in mexico or canada or alaska. the rest of the time we'd be at home. and i think i preferred to be either on location or on the boat and i think he preferred the same thing. >> was he actually any good with a gun? >> he was very good with a gun. let me tell you, he was very good with a gun and he was very good with a horse because he was a hard worker. so when he was at home and his parents would argue, and it made

as frank sinatra once said doing it my way hold him over for the b block. policy questions a lot going on in that area. later on crowley, colmes, and krauthammer all will analyze herman cain this evening and other republic contenders. we're coming right >> bill: continuing herman cain in washington this evening. the dow dropped 573 points in the last few years. talking about spooky halloween thing. why do you think that happened, mr. cain. >> i think it happened because the financial markets are interrelated and with what's going on in greece and what's going on in europe it has a ripple effect as to what's happening here. so the stock market is naturally a little jittery. secondly, i believe that it dropped is because some of the latest rejections about what the g.d.p. is going to be in this country is that for the year it's going to be at or about 1.6%, which is anemic. i think it's a combination of what's going on in europe because those markets are inner related and the anticipation that this economy is still stuck because of failed policies of this adm

the bar is an homage to frank sinatra and bing crosby.d me are walls of glass which look out to the courtyard and the mountains as well. there is this cube made out of south american rosewood. behind that, a kitchenette with custom-made in italy and a dining area for more casual evenings. you can eat inside in the kitchen or outside as there is a separate dining room out there with a fireplace. there's a media room, comfortable for watching tv, or to spending time with the family. the master suite is completely private. even that is comprised mostly of glass, it is surrounded by gardens and courtyard walls. we added a fireplace, sofa, an unusual furniture which we recovered in cream london. the master bath and, personally, is my favorite room in the home. it has a huge walk-in marble shower, and an outdoor area as well as a beautiful jacuzzi. when our friends and guests, over, there are three guest cottages on the property. everyone's favorite is the top left. their two bedrooms, private outdoor sun garden, outdoor shower. when one walks

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frank sinatra was in the crowd taking pictures. they each earned $2.5 million for the fights.eard of money back then. they were huge, larger than life both of them. >> thrilla in manila. who doesn't remember that? >> everyone does. really is incredible. a life gone too soon. 67 years old, is not old. >> so young. >> he was in hospice. not a long battle. took him quickly. >> we heard about it. then we hear the terrible news. >> but a legend for sure. what a legacy he leaves behind. we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. d ♪ >>> see if you remember this from yesterday. ready? it is time for our -- "favorite story of the day. well done. a lot of plans out there to improve the economy. but this story is one plan that definitely has my vote. >> yeah. if's it's about a product as american as apple pie, and there's money to be made from the people who want to get their lips on it. here is abc's john carl. ♪ >> reporter: it is a manufacturing boom in the heartland. production expanding, sales breaking recor

he sings like frank sinatra, period. just released his debut album yesterday called? >> "that's life." >> juliet: congratulations. >> thank you. >> juliet: listen, you were homeless at one time. 19 years old. and now this. how did that pathway happen? >> the pathway, that's life, you know. just something i went through. i was at the end of my rope when i decided to step out there and show the world that i had talent. so i came to do that. >> steve: you're 37. you got your family of four supporting yourself until now at a car wash. >> yeah. washing cars every day. i love to detail cars. it gave me the freedom to just sing songs while i work to make my day go by. >> brian: can you exercise that freedom and sing for us. >> we're going to hear "kick in the head" and "that's life." ♪ how lucky can one guy be ♪ i kissed her and she kissed me ♪ ♪ like a fellow once said ♪ ain't that a kick in the head head ♪ ♪ the room was completely black ♪ ♪ i hugged her and she hugged back ♪ ♪ like the sailor said quote ♪ ain't that a hole i

many of these stars were there like frank sinatra, paul newman, sonny and cher. there was a poll taken the next day on election day saying humphrey would win. my question is do you think that if these stars and this colophon taking questions on air, that humphrey might have pulled it off if they would have come to him earlier in the fall in 1968? >> it probably would have helped if he had come earlier in the year and joined the humphrey campaign. nothing else was going on at that time besides the telephone. they thought they had peace in viet nam the weekend before his poll ratings just kept going up almost passed nixon in most polls because peace in vietnam would have won him the presidency. -- nixon convinced the south vietnam's leader to not come to the peace talks because richard nixon would give him a better deal with president. this is documented all over the place. he backed out of peace talks. many people think that is what lost the election at the end appear >> are behind you is a campaign poster for george wallace. when did he come into the race and wha

frank sinatra's family helped light the tree last night at capitol records and they just released a news been lit every year since 1958, except for one year during the 70s energy crisis. >> i have not bought a cd in months. but i bought that one. >> great one to have. >>> holly is learning about the mysteries behind mummies. going way back in time. >> going way back. she is live at a new exhibit at the museum of natural history. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is absolutely fascinating. you are right, we are exploring the afterlife this morning, thanks to a new exhibit. really it's an old exhibit that's become a new exhibit that's better than ever before, and it has everything to do with mummies. why you'll want to get wrapped up in it yourself, live next on fox 5 morning news. stay with us.    ? not yet. i w to buy ud but how ou know what you're rea. check out carmax. all their used cars are guaranteed. that's where henderson found the one for him. way to go, henderson. finding the perfect car is easy at carmax because each car is carefully selected, inspect

they have frank sinatra, johnny carson. one year, danny kaye was the gunnery. everybody stayed.we wanted to hear was, "i want to thank, i want to thank," 20 minutes until 2:00 in the morning, danny gets on and says, i want to thank my urologist. [laughter] dr. harvey klein of beverly hills for making it possible to help me sit through this crap. [laughter] [applause] i also want to thank two of my favorite people, dan rather, brian williams, and also rick for cummingtonite, supporting his friends. while the staff, my friends who have been here, my brother, marty, thank you. what can i say, but thank you. thank you, dr. skip, of beverly hills, california. thank you again. [applause] >> please welcome a host of it msnbc, the last word with lawrence o'donnell, lawrence o'donnell. [applause] >> thank you. there is, of course, nothing you can possibly say when you follow their rekeying. so i will not attempt to say anything, other than getting on with the presenting. the next category we are to present, the nominees for outstanding interview art -- -- are -- >> facebook, 60 minutes,

sounds like frank sinatra. >> boy, we have changed, i hope. >> he didn't budge. >> that was in the dayshow, the senior secretaries. fighting and duking it out with one of these della street types, mary davidson, ran the show and did all the work for him. by the way, not only did she do all the work. how many times have you done this, joe? go back to your congressional office, there's a bunch of guys from the district. you don't know their names but you've got to fake it. he would take them into his inner office and say just a minute i've got to do something right now. who the heck are these people and then he would go in and say hi, joe, hi, mary, how you doing? she would cover for him politically and she was just tired. he gets elected to the senate and wants somebody from each ethnic group, polish woman, italian woman, blah, blah, blah. mary said i went out and hired the best we had, probably all irish and he said we can't do that anymore and i went to people who had experience and jack said, no, we have to have other ambitions here so he was already thinking nationally and building a