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[music playing] frank sinatra: ♪night and day. you are the one.s wherever i go? in the roarin' traffic's boom. or in the silence of my lonely room. i think of you day and night. night and day. under the hide of me. there's an oh, such a hungry yearning, burning inside of me. and its torment won't be through. 'til you let me spend my life making love to you. day and night night and day. night and day. under the hide of me. there's an oh, such a hungry yearning, burning way down inside of me. and its torment won't be through. 'til you let me spend my life making love to you. day and night night and day.♪ nick clooney: after the boswell sisters blazed the trail, the andrews sisters patty maxene and laverne, were the biggest female singing trio of all time and here's one of their most beloved tunes, "don't sit under the apple tree with anyone else but me." but now wait a minute, i know you love this trio look closely in this clip, you're going to see shemp howard of the three stooges. take a look. man: in this part i am supposed to introduce the andre

and when he was there he also got invited to have dinner of frank sinatra's house. so she's having dinner at frank sinatra's house and tells the story, you know, he sees a picture telling him you're from ryland and that crosscurrent in his life to encounter and the buddy had a kind of an interesting relationship as i wrote this book because the one thing about body the things that matter our power and control, and of course money and she didn't have the control over this book and he didn't get the money and he couldn't control his legacy and he didn't like some of the things i found about him, but i tried to be fair to him because there are two sides to decline and that is what makes him so compelling. but they wanted to write his own book and he later did a few years ago called politics and pasta to refine going to write my own memoirs and i'm not going to talk she and i'm going to write about my own insight stories. it was a summer afternoon, quiet, and as we were sitting in his office, he starts to you know, say how about you read about your contract with random

and her grandma. >> i love frank sinatra.>> reporter: you pretty much wanted to do this your whole life. >> always. as far as i can remember. i was a singing dancing queen in my mind. and i started auditioning for theater broadway, everything, annie, les mis, and i had a very deep husky voice. so all those kids' parts you know i would open up my mouth and it's like ethel merman. it did not match the pig tails and the overhauls. >> reporter: when they would respond that way to your voice when you're a kid how do you react to that? >> you can go one of two ways. especially as a kid actor, you can either be forever wounded by the constant rejection or you become incredibly thick skinned more determined and competitive in a healthy sort of a way. >> reporter: which is what you did. >> i think i did. also my mother was extremely supportive of me. never made me feel like... it was always their loss. >> reporter: if her voice cost her roles on the stage she soon discovered it was an asset in movie auditions. >> everybody thought it

who did frank sinatra perform for? who decided we needed more than one of these inaugural balls?

. >> jimmy: your grandfather's barry -- >> tracy: mixed in with frank sinatra. >> jimmy: i didn't knowmmy: yeah, that wasn't frank sinatra. >> tina: bobby darin. >> jimmy: bobby darin. close, though. [ laughter ] but you do have a beautiful voice. >> tracy: it's mixed with a little tom jones, too. >> jimmy: oh, as well? you -- would you mind singing a little bit for us? [ cheers and applause ] if i gave you the mic? sing whatever you feel like. whatever comes to you. whatever you feel like singing. [ applause ] ♪ how do i say good-bye [ cheers ] ♪ to what we had the good times that made us glad outweigh the bad ♪ ♪ i thought we'd get to see forever but forever's gone away ♪ ♪ it's so hard to say good-bye to yesterday ♪ ♪ and i'll take with me the memories to be my sunshine after the rain ♪ [ cheers ] ♪ it's so hard to say good-bye to yesterday ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the cast of "30 rock!" tracy morgan. that's how you do it, buddy. >> tracy: thank you. stress sweat. it can happen any time, to anyone! stress sweat is different than ordinary sweat. it smells worse. get 4x the

he was belting out british music until about eight years ago when a passenger left frank sinatra cdstcab. >> i was just hooked. i know what i want to do. >> reporter: in a city with about 25,000 registered cabs, if you happen to hail his, well, aiden kent is in the driver's seat. you're getting the tribute to old blue eyes who you want it or not. -- whether you want it or not. >> for you know what's going on. >> reporter: kent says he had no musical training growing up and he got a singing teacher and took three years of lessons. he performs at weddings, pubs and clubs. ♪ but he still gets a kick out of serenading passengers. >> and they tip you. >> reporter: and now kent is thinking of taking his act on the road. the bright lights of las vegas. in london, crista eriksson for cbs news. >> bravo. >> wow. >> and stage -- love to entertain. he's not on the big stage and there he is. >> he is -- but he's singing at weddings and stuff too. but that's cool. >> we like that.

and he was there, he also got invited to have dinner at frank sinatra soused. and it so having dinner at frank sinatra's, and if he tells the story, he sees a picture of the patriarch of the party on the wall -- on the wall behind the bar and says no, you're from providence. how is raymond doing. there was that bizarre crosscurrent of his life and the people he would encounter. buddy and i had an interesting relationship, as i wrote this book because the one thing about buddy, two things a really mattered in our power and control and, of course, money. he did not have the control over this book, and he did not get the money and he could not control his legacy, and he did not like the negative things that i found about him, but i tried to be fair and because there are two sides of the coin, and that is a mix is so compelling. the body always wanted to write his own book, and he later did a few years ago called politics and boston. and i always -- you know, used to kid me, i'm going to write my own memoirs command and not going to talk to you about my inside stor

when he was there he also got invited to have dinner at frank sinatra's house. said he is having dinner at frank sinatra's house and he tells the story, you know, he sees a picture on the wall behind the bar. the bartender says oh buddy you are from providence, how is raymond doing? there is though bizarre crosscurrents and buddies life of the people he would encounter. buddy and i had an interest in relationship as i wrote this book. because the one thing about buddy, two things that mattered to him where power and control and of course money. he didn't have the control over this book and he didn't get the money and he couldn't control his legacy and he didn't like some of the negative things that i found about him. i try to be fair because there are two sides of the coin and that is what makes them so compelling. but he always wanted to write his own book and he later did a few years ago called politics and pasta. he used to always kid me, i'm going to write my memoirs and i'm not going to talk to you about my inside stories and how are you going to write -- i

as you get into position, i'll let everyone know that you're going to be skating to a classic frank sinatra'sdies and gentlemen, brian boitano. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brian boitano, thank you. we're back after your local news. >>> colbie caillat and gavin degraw performed earlier this morning. we're in for a real treat now. the very talented colbie caillat and gavin degraw. ♪ they all say it all the ones who made it once you find the one you claim it but you're gonna have to fight ♪ ♪ when i see that i think through the sound track we didn't see the light ♪ ♪ and now we both out of this heart. we both know ♪ always try to be like happiness trying to be the one who understands when things don't go as you plan we still ♪ ♪ and now we both know our own limitations that's why we're strong now that we are far apart leading each other out of the dark ♪ ♪ cause we both know what we're scared of what we're scared of what dreams are made of what dreams are made of zblmplths they cou they could take us further than what anybody could see it ♪ ♪ we both know our own limitations and that's why we're st

and i found out he was frank sinatra's right-hand man for -- >> jimmy: yeah, he was for a long time. im, what was frank like? and he said, what was frank like? he said, one time i'm in the bar, frank comes in, gets two handfuls of goldfish crackers, runs outside. i go outside, frank's lying in the grass, he's crumpling up the crackers on an ant hill. i said frank, what are you doing? he says, the ants got to eat, too, tony. [ laughter ] [ applause ] he said everybody ate when frank was around, even the ants! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they need the energy for all those rubber tree plants they're pushing around, probably what it was. that was a fun night. you picked up the check, which was totally unnecessary. >> what? you told everybody i was going to do that. >> jimmy: i heard a story about you, and i haven't asked you about this, but i want to know if it's true or not. about five or six years ago, a friend of mine, daniel and his wife diane -- diane works here, in fact -- said they were about to get on the ten, on the freeway in santa monica, and you pulled up next to them, or somebody

and so when he was inaugurated, frank sinatra came out.w the rat pack coming in and wanted to rub elbows with ronald reagan. people in california loved regan. he was a governor and actor and cowboy on screen. there was so much time when people saw that hollywood had a chance to come back in washington. president regan moved the swearing in to the other side of the capitol so he could look west towards california. >> we have a picture of president clinton also here. >> president clinton is a duty full man. someone who wanted to get so much done. in his second term he was plagued by scandal but people remember him to all the good he did when it came to education. people that we've talked to, that's the legacy he's really >> brendan is senior contributor with hollywood on the patomic web site. we will be right back on this inauguration day. ♪ using robotics and mobile technology, verizon innovators have made it possible for teachers to teach, and for a kid... nathan. tadpole. ... to feel like a kid again. because the world's biggest challenge

seth macfarlane put a beatdown on frank sinatra. john mcenroe, the clash.>> jimmy: what song did he do? >> eh. should i stay or should i go. he should have gone. [ laughter ] and kenny loggins was there and asked me to sing a duet. now, he wanted me to do "footloose" with him. >> jimmy: wow. he asked you to sing one of his songs with him. >> he clearly had had too much to drink. >> jimmy: wow. >> and i years ago auditioned for "footloose" and they had a dance audition and i blew out my acl. so i have posttraumatic stress with anything having to do with "footloose." i was like no, i won't do anything from that movie but i'll do "danger zone." >> jimmy: so you did "danger zone" with kenny loggins. >> which is a problem because the only lyric anybody remembers is "i went to the danger zone" and nobody remembers any of the other. he told me a great story. he said the lyrics are terrible. georgio, the big producer, didn't want to share lyric credit or pay any money so he gave the engineer $10 and said write the lyrics. absolutely true story. that's why they're a

♪ you make me feel so young >> reporter: frank sinatra. who would perform for them.n two decades later, the reagans dancing and dazzling the crowd with a salsa. playing tuxedo junction. in 1989, an exuberant president bush and first lady barbara bush. the song, i could have danced all night. his son, george w. bush dancing with laura bush for just seconds, less than a minute on the floor at each ball they attended. the clintons dancing to "make a wish" and there was that saxophone moment. at his second inaugural, what was unforgettable was the number of inaugural balls that year, 14 of them. and four years ago -- ♪ at last beyonce, ten balls and an image of the obamas riding in a golf cart, giving their feet a rest and the first lady wrapped in her husband's jacket to keep warm. david muir, abc news, washington. >> everybody loves those behind the scenes peeks. the obama administration decided to cut down to just two official balls this year, because the economic state of the country, they wanted to scale back. it's the fewest in decades. >> that makes sense for what

including a handwritten guest book littered with names of a list stars like frank sinatra.e club and photographs. including polaroids of the late club owner steve rubel shot by andy warhol himself. some items could fetch more $100,000. his partner finally parting with the memories more than two decades after his death. before this year's super bowl kicks off. alyssia keys will perform the national anthem. that's what we are hearing from the app. tonight. the associated press today citing an anonymous source with the entertainment plans for the big game. join the likes of kelly clarkson and billy joel and mariah carey along with other super bowl singers and there have been big ones. this weekend's game determine which one head to new orleans. super bowl kicks off on sunday february 3rd. uptailgating some of our top stories tonight. halting dream liners until all electrical problems are fixed on board. the feds grounded the jets after a series of scarce -- scares including burning batteries on board. grand jury indicting former new orleans mayor ray anything begin on corrupti

and when he was there, he also got invited to have dinner at frank sinatra's house.so he's having dinner at frank sinatra's house, and as he tells the story, um, you know, he sees a picture of the patriarch behind the bar, and, you know, the bender says, oh, buddy, you're from providence, how's raymond doing? so there was those bizarre cross-currents in buddy's life and the people he would encounter. buddy and i had kind of an interesting relationship as i wrote this book. because the one thing about buddy that -- the two things that really matter to him are power and control. and, of course, money. and he didn't have the control over this book, and he didn't get the money, and he couldn't control his legacy, and he didn't like some of the negative things that i found about him. but i tried to be fair to him, because there are two sides to the coin, and that's what makes him so compelling. but buddy always wanted to write his own book, and he later did a few years ago called "politics and pasta." he used to always kid me, i'm going to write my own memoirs, and i'm no

show, "the sinatra legacy," which is a tribute to all the amazing legends who have worked with frank sinatrale because of pbs. my whole career is possible because of pbs, because in my early days they put me on television. so i'm trilled at the opportunity to be with pbs and all of you once again. ( orchestra playing ) ( applause )

the cats die on the hemmingway estate they wind up in their own cemetery in the gardens, little frank sinatraman gentlemjha jha and we'll look the at the ruling. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus severe cold and flu fights your worst flu symptoms, plus that cough. [ sighs ] thanks!... [ male annouer ] you're welcome. that's the cold truth! >> dramatic new video out of california where folks were enjoying the winter weather when one person went through the ice and then the attempted rescue took a bad term. adam housley has more, adam. >> yeah, this would be required video for anybody going sledding before the winter season starts. what not to do. take a look at what seemed to be a serene beautiful winter scene, people out sledding on a hill side east of los angeles and mountain that separates the high desert and l.a. and jackson lake. 50 adults and kids sliding down on to the lake. what one of the people sees across the way and she's videotaping this and look what she sees on the ice, take a listen. >> look at that big crack, is that a big crack right there? >> a big crack right next

juliet: i love frank sinatra. brian: one person's party is the other person's cleanup.re and go to the clubs. brian: the fun being there. the thing that is deceptive. they put you behind the bike racks. you can not drink anything. can not use the bathroom and get your spot back. you're locked in like cattle until afternoon. juliet: the key the hotels around there sold out for next year. but that is the key. get a nice little room. have a little party with your friends. steve: very nice. you see it all. if you missed the ball dropping stuff like that. we have details. this is our fox news alert. this is the reason brian and i are in with juliet today. the people in that building were burning midnight oil. they could have a fiscal hangover. what they have done, technically we have sailed over the fiscal cliff. the senate last night, a vote 89-89, passed a bill which will jack up taxes on america's most successful. now what it is doing making its way across the hall into the house. will they take it up later today? maybe. they're under no obligation. but there is a real go

of the inaugural music was john kennedy, avenues friend, many in hollywood, especially frank sin nat travel. sinatraed one of the great shows of inauguration. >> the younger the president, the more we see a connection to pop culture and to music. kennedy, you have it. nixon, down the. jimmy carter, you have a huge connection, especially with the southern rock crowd. so, the allman brothers were in the white house. ♪ >> reporter: ray charles was among the many stars at president reagan's first inaugural gala. donna saunder the beach boys joined him for his second. george h. w. bush took the stage himself with guitar in hand at one of his inaugural balls. ♪ and bill clinton duetted with sex phonist clarence clemons in 1993, but what americans remember most was the performance clinton's campaign theme song. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ ♪ don't stop >> reporter: all five members of fleetwood mac reunited just to play in front of the clintons as lindsay buckingham recalls. >> what bill and hillary both had to offer is people and what they were espousing was exciting to a lot of us. and so we we