the first time i interviewed frank sinatra's i when i was a kid i would go to movie theaters and watch frank sinatra and i admired him a great deal as a talent and he never did interviews and jackie gleason the famous jackie gleason was a friend of mine and got him to do my show and for maybe a minute i was intimidated i was a little in awe and then it got right down to who what where when why first time i was in the white house well first time i interviewed any world leader be it the. mr putin or or tony blair or or margaret thatcher you're hearing or someone who has attained a great deal of public that go that goes away really goes away very quickly and another thing you always know your the interviewer is in control you sophy are in control of this not me you control this moment and once i understood that weather was frank sinatra or vladimir putin or the mailman i control the situation and if you control it there's no reason to be nervous there's no reason to be scared there's no reason to be apprehensive because you control the moment you this is your show but if that one minute o

the first time i interviewed frank sinatra's i when i was a kid i would go to movie theaters and watch frank sinatra and i admired him a great deal as a talent and he never did interviews and jackie gleason the famous jackie gleason was a friend of mine and got him to do my show and for maybe a minute i was intimidated our i was a little in awe and then it got right down to who what where when why first time i was in the white house well first time i interviewed any world leader be it the. mr putin or or tony blair or or margaret thatcher you're hearing or someone who has attained a great deal of public that go that goes away really goes away very quickly and another thing you always know you're the interviewer is in control use sophie are in control of this not me you controlled as moment and once i understood that whether was frank sinatra or vladimir putin or the mailman i control the situation and if you control it there's no reason to be nervous there's no reason to be scared there's no reason to be apprehensive because you control the moment you this is your show but if that one

i've been or a frank sinatra told me once there's a lot to be said for longevity if you can stay in front of the public guy for a number of years you're doing something right so you know i take it with a grain of salt you know no one likes to be criticized sometimes you're helped by good criticism. but it goes with the territory if you can't take the heat get out of the kitchen ok now your first appearance on r t was when you moderated the u.s. third party complain debates was it just business for you or is there something personal behind the stance of the law is it personal stance behind the involvement now i enjoy doing that i think everybody deserves to be heard third party candidates in america don't get hurt a lot. because there are two principal parties it's a two party system and there's a democratic and republican party and they have been some independent candidates and i've been responsible for people like ross perot and others who've come along and made a dent but basically very little attention is paid because everyone knows that they have no chance of winning so they don't gai

i've just read that i'm being sued by frank sinatra. and the publishing lawyer said, well, that's very interesting. and i said, um, well, i know, but, you know, when you're sued, you have to get a lawyer -- and she said, well, you might want to do that. [laughter] i

i've just read that i'm being sued by frank sinatra. and the publishing lawyer said, well, that's very interesting. and i said, um, well, i know, but, you know, when you're sued, you have to get a lawyer -- and she said, well, you might want to do that. [laughter] and i said, well, what are you? you're a lawyer. and she said, we don't have a manuscript. so i was on my own, and had it not been for a group of writers that stepped forward to defend the first amendment, i probably wouldn't be here. i would be in debtors' prison because frank sinatra kept this going until he finally dropped it a year later. .. i had stories, i had them all over the place interviewing hundreds of people for the book, and one said, kitty, you don't have to worry about a thing. if anything happens to that blank, blank, blank, blank, i'm the first blamed, so i took a very false sense of security until about three weeks ago, and paul's book came out, and he said that there'd be a hit for that. [laughter] shows you how dumb they are. they probably didn't even know

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what is a mob trial without one reference to mafia darling, frank sinatra.ulger allegedly killed was the nightclub owner, golf buddies with sammy davis jr. when seam got married, he met frank sinatra at the wedding. the photo introduced to day in court. the widow of the nightclub owner sobbed audibly and was a huge pause in the courtroom. she testified the last time she saw her husband alive he told her he was on his way to meet with the bulger gang. she never saw him again. it is important. a couple years ago she filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the fbi and was awarded $2 million because she was able to show the fbi -- a crooked agent provided bulger information that her husband was informing and when bulger allegedly had her huz brand kill husband killed. >> yesterday you were talking how bulger was muttering under his breath with the f word, i'm not an f informant. did he have reaction today? >> he was much less agitated today. one of the reasons his defense lawyer was the one in charge of the questioning. part of their strategy is to look at his 70

but she also worked with some of the biggest names of her time, frank sinatra, gene kelly, and duringm screen test, clark gable kissed her in front of his wife. >> i heard him say i told you i was going to kiss me a mermaid today. and from then on i was known as the mermaid on the lot. >> reporter: in 1961 williams made her final movie directed by the third of her four husbands, fernando lamas. >> when he asked me to marry him, he said, can you stop being esther williams? >> she never really stopped being esther williams. >> esther williams was 91. >>> and from moscow tonight, the kind of stage craft that only vladimir putin can pull off. after putin and his rarely seen wife attended the ballet at the great kremlin palace, the couple entered a room and announced to a reporter that they were ending their marriage after almost 30 years. mr. putin said it will be a civilized divorce. up next making a difference on a field of dreams. >> announcer: making a difference, brought to you by l alka seltzer plus. >>> with the school year winding down, the boys and girls of summer will be taking

she calls it the frefrnl version of frank sinatra's stranger in the night. >> the house is basically about this house and all these people coming and going. >> when angela padilla and her partner bought the house in 2007, their realtor told them the house inspeiered a song. >> we thought they were kidding around, just trying to increase the price of the house. >> for years, it was just another home on the block until a french reporter in san francisco wrote about it three years ago and published the 18th street address. >> she discovered the house wasn't blue anymore but gray. word got out, and a french business repainted the house blue for free two years ago. >> suddenly drove of tourists started to show up. >> they will leave loving notes to us in the mailbox, notes about how important the song was to them. each week, hundreds of people photograph the house and even sing the song. [ crowd singing ] . >> it's why many french tourists leave their hearts in san francisco. sharon chen, kpix 5. >> so we asked around. many major tour companies tell us they don't stop at the blue house. t

but she also worked with some of the biggest names of her time, frank sinatra, gene kelly, and duringn front of his wife. >> i heard him say i told you i was going to kiss me a mermaid today. and from then on i was known as the mermaid on the lot. >> reporter: in 1961, she made her final movie directed by the third of her four husbands. >> when he sksds me to marry him. he said, could you stop being esther williams. >> so she left hollywood. but she never really stopped being esther williams. >> esther williams was 91. >>> and from moscow tonight, the kind of stage craft that only vladimir putin can pull off. after he and his rarely seen wife attended the ballet, the couple entered a room and announced to reporters that they were ending their marriage after almost 30 years. he said it will be a civilized divorce. up next making a difference on a field of dreams. ♪ ♪ ♪ my mantra? always go the extra mile. to treat my low testosterone, i did my research. my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most me

frank sinatra, tony bennett.working with him is actually when i should have been in the recording both, i was in the control room because i wanted to hear his stories. he lived such an amazing lifengl and was so talented and i feel so thankful i'm to thankful he e said yes and i got experience this man before he passed. >> pretty amazing. incredible. let's talk about what has been happening happening with glee. one of things that is interesting about your character. you know, i think you are always referred to as the eternally ete optimistic teacher and all after this kind of thing. you are character has evolved some over the period of time per you've been on the show. can you address that a little bit? >> no, i cannot. [ laughter ] i am -- yeah, you know, he started as this guy kind of taking over this rag tag group of kids. we've seen his struggled througt that and getting to his kids motivated and, you know, prepared to conquer nationals. and also on a personal level we've seen him go through a divorce. we've

nueva york se anotÓ un triunfo en su exitosa carrera al quedar inmortalizada con sofÍa loren, frank sinatra faltaron grandes amigos, janes fonda, y gregory nava que le dio su primera oportunidad en el cine, y el cantante pipiul >>> es un dÍa muy especial para mÍ. cuando era chiquita nunca esperaba algo asÍ, pero, me siento no sÉ, no hay palabras. >>> j lo dedicÓ el logro a los que la apoyaron en su carrera, como los seguidores alrededor del mundo. >>> es para los fanÁticos, los fans que estÁn contigo cuando hablan bien de ti, mal de ti, no importa, estÁn contigo, se lo agradezco. >>> por poco olvida agradecer a su madre y sus hijos. >>> el apoyo mÁs grande que tuve era de mi familia, mi hermana no estuvo aquÍ hoy, la extraÑÉ mucho, sentÍ el vacio, y tanto amor, mi papÁ, mi mama, mis hermanas, primas, tÍas, todos aquÍ. >>> cientos de seguidores llegaron temprano para ver a la artista. >>> los boricuas estamos orgullosos de jennifer lÓpez, comenzÓ en el bronx, para recibir una estrella, uno tiene que estar orgulloso de eso, viste. >>> la estrella de jennifer lÓpez estÁ cerca de shakira. si es

and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children.hotographer up on stage, that's wayne's father, homer williams, with the black newspaper "atlanta world." >> how come you got no tuxedo on there? on stage looking like that there. >> reporter: back stage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page. that's future mayor kassim reid. >> i remember that. it's so cool meeting frank sen ought are a. >> as a young child, reid would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we would walk through wooded areas, and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> reporter: but now a new twist in the murders. patrick balthizar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the mechanics child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but underpants. fewer clues now for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fiber

the level took off thanks to artists like frank sinatra, the beatles, tina turner, and the beach boys the biggest west coast base record company. in 2007 virgin and capital merged to form capitol music group in an effort to save an average of $217 million annually . today capper records is still haunted top artists including cold plate, katie perry, and as i've just last month j-lo. it all started when capital records was lost today 74 years ago. dvd is. still to come, "2 cents more." next in with hurricane season year many in the gulf and along the east coast of beginning preparations for their stores. getting ready tech out to consumers. word is attorney general joins us with what her state is doing coming up. ♪ gerri: the storm season is in full swing. the con artists are coming out. what to do if someone tries to get your next. ♪ ♪ gerri: hurricane season is here already. as you prepare your home, you should also be on the lookout for those trying to profit off you. price dodgers are already taking advantage of storm victims in oklahoma. one kershaw start charging customers $40 fo

they met at sunny lands, a private estate of a family better known for hosting frank sinatra and the pack and ronald reagan for new year's eve 18 times. aides say it offered them a quiet space to work through a range of issues, among them, north korea. the leaders agreed to keep up pressure to rein in its nuclear ambitions. >> i think we had quite a bit of alignment on the north korean issue and absolute agreement we would continue to work together. >> reporter: cyber attacks. according to the white house, the chinese acknowledged they're a problem, agreed to investigate, and work out rules of the road. >> i believe we can work together on this rather than at cross purposes. >> reporter: and climate change. for the first time china agreed to work with the u.s. to limit the production of greenhouse gases. president obama gave the chinese leader a parting gift, this bench made of california wood. >> the bench was made out of a redwood. the two leaders were able to take a walk and were able to sit on what became the bench that the chinese will be taking with them. >> reporter: throughou

. >>> brian stock exchange mitchell sang among other things frank sinatra song, and also hillary clintonogyists just moments ago. >> frank would say it's not where you sit that counts, it's where you stand. there was never any doubt where he stood. he did stand with those families to keep their children safe from toxic chemicals, from smoking, from drunk driving. he stood with the victims of gun violence and hiv/aids. he stood with veterans trying to follow in his footsteps and go from service to school to success in civilian life. he stood proudly with the working people of new jersey, trying to provideç for their families, to build businesses like frank and his two friends had, to pursue the american dream. he stood with the writriders of track, and most of all he stood, as we have seen so beautifully today, with his beloved family. ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a

it was compared to franklin sinatra's -- frank sinatra's songs. the house was inspired by a song, the realtor told perspective buyers. >> we thought they were just trying to increase the price of the house. >> reporter: for years it was just another home on the block until the 18th street address was accomplished. it wasn't blue anymore, but grey, and word got out and an artist painted it blue again two years ago. >> tourists would show up, leaving loving notes in the mailbox, notes about how important the song was to them >> reporter: each weeks hundreds of people photograph the house and even sing the song. [ singing ] it is why many french tourists leave their hearts in san francisco. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> okay. so, we asked around and actually tourist companies tell us that they don't stop at the blue house, so the french consulate say most people take mass transit on their own, just like the rest of us. >> quiet the scene at delores park, as usual. >> yes! >>> taking a live look over san jose, grey skies inland and along the coast. a lot of

they met at sunnylands, apriving estate of the annenberg family, better known for hosting frank sinatra the rat pack, and ronald reagan for new year's eve 18 times. aides say it offered them a quiet space to work through a range of issues. among them, north korea. the leaders agreed to keep up pressure to reign in its nuclear ambitions. >> i think we have quite a bit of alignment on the korean issue, the north korean issue, and absolute agreement that we would continue to work together. >> sooiber attacks, according to the white house, the chinese acknowledged they're a problem. agreed to investigate, and work out rules of the road. >> i believe we can work together on this rather than at cross purposes. >> and climate change, for the first time, china agreed to work with the u.s. to limit the production of greenhouse gases. president obama gave the chinese leader a parting gift. this bench made of california wood. >> the bench was made out of a redwood. the two leaders were able to take a walk and able to sit on what became the bench that the chinese will be taking with them. throughou

they met at sunnylands, a private estate of the family better known for hosting frank sinatra and the rat pack and ronald reagan for new year's eve 18 times. aides say it offered them a quiet space to work through a range of issues. among them, north korea. the leaders agreed to keep up pressure to reign-in its nuclear ambitions. >> i think we had quite a bit of alignment on the korean issue -- the north korean issue. and absolute agreement we would continue to work together. >> cyber attacks, according to the white house, the chinese acknowledged they're a problem, agreed to investigate and work out rules of the road. >> i believe we can work together on this rather than across -- >> and climate change, for the first time china agreed to work with the u.s. to limit the production of greenhouse gases. president obama gave the chinese leader a parting gift, this bench made of california wood. >> the bench was made out of a redwood. the two leaders were able to take a walk and were able to sit on what became the bench that the chinese will be taking with them. >> throughout the summit t

as a boy used to record himself singing frank sinatra songs and even added his own applause at end.n absurdity and creativity were always encouraged in the short household, but just as martin was coming into his own, tragedy struck. his older brother was killed in a car crash when marty was only 12. both of his parents would pass before marty would turn 21. as martin short said himself, you can either be a victim or be empowered so he chose to be empowered. in 1972 rksz he ended up in this small canadian production. check out the kids that were in this, eugene levy, gilda radner, victor garber, dave thomas and nancy dolman, marty's future wife. marty continued to hone his performance skills in short-lived american sitcoms like "i'm a big girl now" and "the associates" and in 1928 he got his dream job, invited to join the cast of sctv where he met his iconic characters such blorks brock, jack kie robbin j as ed grimley. >> i couldn't believe it. i couldn't be more excited. >> from there he joined the "saturday night live" team and starred in "three amigos" and stole scenes in "father

they met at sunny land, a private estate better known for hosting frank sinatra and the rat pack andan for new year's eve 18 times. aides say and offer them a quiet space to work through a range of issues. among them, north korea. the leaders agreed to keep the pressure to rein in its nuclear ambitions. >> we have quite a bit of alignment on the north korean issue an absolute agreement we would continue to work together. >> reporter: cyber attacks, the chinese acknowledged very problem and agreed to investigate it worked out the rules of the road. >> we can work together on this rather than cross focuses. >> reporter: and climate change, for the first time china agree to work with the us to limit the production of greenhouse gases. president obama gave the chinese leader a parting gift. this bench made of california would. >> the bench was made out of a redwood, [indiscernible] and where able to sit on what became the bench that the chinese will be taking with them. >> reporter: throughout the some of the president and the aides where peppered with questions about new revelations inv

jimmy stewart might sit at the piano and play, bob hope entertained, frank sinatra. walter anonberg new ronald reagan going back to the 1930s. they had a long personal history and when ronald reagan was an actor in hollywood. so over time, that relationship which was deep and personal continued to, and when ronald reagan was governor of the state of california he came here and then of course after he had been elective president he continued to come here. he came every single year for 18 of the anonberg new year's eve parties. and so that was a moment every year where hollywood and government came together in a large social gathering. otherwise the anonbergs really entertains in small groups. the anonbergs would invite these individuals who word their friends to spend time here and they were determining who those friends might enjoy meeting and create these kinds of connections that didn't exist before. jones use these elements of midcentury modern architecture to create a space that was informal, that could flow from place to place and at the same time took a huge sp

she made a >>> she made a name for herself backing up singers like elvis presley, frank sinatra, tinag a low point in her career, went from singing in her studios with the stars to cleaning homes just to survive. >> one particular christmas i was cleaning this lady's bathroom. and christmas baby, please come home, my christmas record came on the radio while i was cleaning this bathroom. ♪ and i just looked up, saying okay, all right, darling, this is not where you're supposed to be. you're supposed to be singing. there's a whole world out there who wants to hear you sing. >> she's now a member of the rock and roll hall of fame. her story and those of other backup singers are told in a wonderful documentary, 20 feet from stardom. please welcome darlene love! [ applause ] hi, darlene. you look terrific! >> thank you! >> okay. first of all, i love this documentary. it gives me so much information, but also what a wonderful back story and one of them that i just was touched by, you had this remarkable career and then the very people that helped you make it almost destroyed it. you found y

. >> he became its president by the time he was 31 and convinced frank sinatra not only to sing but to>> hi, mr. sinatra. i'm steve wynn. i run this place. >> you see i get enough towels. >> the golden nugget became wynn's golden egg. las vegas was just a bunch of casinos in the 1980s when steve wynn built the mirage, the first luxury resort on the strip. outside, a volcano exploded every 15 minutes. inside, he hired siegfried and roy to perform. next door, he built another hotel and brought cirque du soleil to las vegas for the first time. the strip wasn't just about gambling anymore, and steve wynn was hailed as a visionary. >> i've been given too much credit for that, really. if you look at las vegas in the 1980s, there hadn't been anything built since 1973 new. and so the city was in a time warp. and, as has so often been the case, in the valley of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. >> so you had an idea, and you were king. >> yeah, all of a sudden, i looked like i was a rocket scientist. >> not a rocket scientist but a showman. >> captain of the britannia! ready, aim, fire! [exp

u.s., they're having this summit at a state usually the playground for the rich and famous and frank sinatra got married there. ronald reagan spent 18 new year's eves on this estate and richard nixon went hiding there as he resigned. it is very secluded and creates an environment where the two men have been able to meet in private and have held hours of powwows to work out the issues we have discussed. it tells you it is a different kind of relationship already, fred. >> jessica, thank you so much. in a bizarre twist, an object cure actress in next next is accused of mailing rice inletters to the president. she planned to blame them on her husband according to reports. susan is joining from us new york to keep us posted. what's the fbi saying about this investigation? >> what a twisted case. to hear authorities tell it, this was one troubled woman in a troubled marriage with her husband and apparently went to some pretty bizarre lengths if the charges are true to frame her husband. her name as we said, shannon richardson, an actress whose stage name is shannon rogers and in court papers the

bob hope entertained and frank sinatra of course. walter annenberg knew him going back to the 1930's so they had a really long personal history. and when ronald reagan was an actor in hollywood, so over time that relationship that was deep and personal continued, and when ronald reagan was governor of the state of california, he came here and then of course after he had been elected president he continued to come here and he came here every year for 18 of the new year's eve parties. and so that was a moment everywhere where the government can together in a large social gathering. other whites the entertained in small groups. the ann birds would invite these individuals who were their friends to spend time here and then they would fully determine who those friends might enjoy meeting and create these kind of connections that perhaps hadn't existed before. they used these elements of the market architecture to create a space that was in a formal that could slow from place to place and that at the same time took a huge space. this a 6,4

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. >> the rate cycle has had more comebacks than frank sinatra in terms of is the rotation happening, pretty low as far as it was saying there. and perhaps, and we've been saying this for a long time that the next movement is up. >> the market is certainly positioning itself for an upward move in rates, not anything dramatic, but an upward move in rates. and we'd stick with that trend. we think that the curve should bearish statement, which means that back end rates rise. the front end is still anchored by fed policy. >> there's no reason why the stock market can't continue to rally through a period of fed tightening. it's done it almost every other time the fed has tightened before. so, he has to send that message in for the equity markets. bond markets are a different story. interest rates are going to be higher. bond markets have a little bit of a tougher haul ahead of them. >> so, it's all about the fed the next couple days. futures ahead of the session today indicate a higher start. the dow currently called up some 65 points, the nasdaq is currently called higher by 11 1/2, the s

both entertained frank sinatra of course. walter annenberg knew ronald reagan going back to the 1930s, so had this really long personal history. when ronald reagan was an actor in hollywood. so over time, that relationship, which was deep and personal continued and when ronald reagan was governor of the state of california, he came here and of course after he been elected president, he continued to come here. he came every single year for eight team that he and burke new year's eve parties. so that was a moment every year, where hollywood and that government came together in a large social gathering. otherwise, the annenberg center came in small groups. they would invite these individuals who are their friend to spend time here and then they would determine who those friends might enjoy meeting and create these connections that perhaps -- jones use these elements admitted century modern architecture to create a space that was informal from place to place and at the same time took a huge space. as is actually 6400 square feet,

she starred along stars like gene kelly and frank sinatra and often swimming in those movies. >> swimming she is viewed as the godmother of synchronized swimming. >> is she really? she is indeed. >> i can tell you cover some olympics but a big, big star. remember this? the "new york post." the men in the photo now suing the paper for libel and invasion of privacy. their pictures were featured under the headline bagmen. two the were quickly cleared after voluntarily turning themselves in for questioning. that entire episode there was so much bad reporting. >> it wasn't just that. >> what i'm saying is, no, it wasn't just that incident. it was widespread. >> a lot of people speculateing in print and on tv. a lot of lessons to be learned from there. >>> the l.a. times. scientists found a gene they believe is directly involved in the way people respond to fear. researchers believe drugs could be developed to target those receptors. >>> the fayetteville news and observer. u.s. post office worker pleading fraud after shown on "the price is right." the woman has been on workers' comp. for years

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he had bad luck gambling and frank sinatra ran up the steps in this hand and shook it and said i've always wanted to do that and he bounded down the stairs. he said who the was that. his world -- he was the center of his world. >> the moment everyone remembers his confidence the most is when this book opens, francis phelan, lord halifax a very powerful member of the cabinet wants a peace deal with hitler and we know how this all turns out. tell us were exiled to what churchill is thinking that this time. >> at except at the battle of france, which was outlawed in passing. 38, 40 days between may 9th when hitler came through to june 21st of the french agreed to surrender terms, which boggled churchill's mind. was the largest invest in some regards and europe in the english expeditionary. so the book picks up with the battle for france, the french loss of low back both almost to the trail for other fighter plane reserves and church over the senate. this is fair, that is a. the french have lost being when the germans, and they are coming will be defenseless and dunkirk took place p. that do t