, you get to see one of them live in a small room like this. >> frank sinatra. >> going with dino. >>thing bad about him. >> whereas sinatra you'd have a hard time hearing something good. there does seem to be a soundtrack to old vegas. >> a soundtrack. >> does that help? >> knowing me or the other entertainers? >> a section for the class. >> the expectation that while i'm here, i should hear some standards. >> i don't know if there's a certain place that people say we're sentimental about las vegas, because there are very few hotels now that were there in the old days. they've all been imploded. >> they recreated ancient rome on the amalfi coast. you'd think someone would want to recreate that. i'd go there. >> i'd work there. ♪ ♪ oh baby won't you please come on home ♪ ♪ baby won't you please come home ♪ >> thank you very much. ♪ ♪ >> you used to be able to go see louie prima, 3:00 a.m., have broadca breakfast and go out and watch a bomb explode in the distance. >> that sounds like a good time. >> i would like to live here. >> was it better before, is it better now? different? >> it

we say it's the restaurant made famous by frank sinatra. it's our only location, family run. dad and myself. i got my boys getting ready to do it. >> it has so much history. >> it's a lot to live up to. >> the first time i cooked for him, sinatra came in the kitchen. he says i thought your father is the chef. i said i took over. he said you better be as good as your pop. >> after his first meal that you made him, what did he say? >> he was very happy. i think that was him making me feel at ease. because of him, like frank sinatra, we put in the three cheeses, pro cheeses. >> she gets to do it. i got the cookbook i'm going to sign for you. >> he see the end product. >> put it in a spring foam pan and you cut it into slices like a pie and repeat it. >> over here you have these little martini glasses. >> it's mini meat balls. we started with vodka sauce and olives. it's a little fun and the classic spaghetti and meat balls. we make veal meat balls very popular. >> you have gluten free pasta. >> and whole wheat pasta. and we started selling this about 20 years ago. it's an off sh

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when the riviera was in its prime it hosted entertainers like lib berra chee and frank sinatra. >>> dowmical is cutting jobs. they said it will trim 3% of the global work force. that's because of a deal announced earlier this year with olin corporation. we asked how the job cuts will affect local workers. we're still waiting for a response. >>> a major employer is moving from new jersey to philadelphia. the construction management firm employs 4700 people in 100 offices worldwide. >>> now your "nbc 10's" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it is dry this morning and it is warmer as well and it's going to be another summer like day today with temperatures back into the 80s this afternoon. sunshine we're waiting for. just before 6:00 this morning. the temperatures already up 64. 6 degrees warmer than yesterday. it's going to be back into the 80s this afternoon. pocono mountain saw upper 70s. we'll see wet weather moving into the blue mountains. clouds are coming from the system starting rainfall. the showers extend into the chicago area. that's part of the system that w

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i'd rather have frank sinatra, but, you know, frank isn't here.r 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 with a convertible and then yo

and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children.r 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 the stage looking like that there? >> backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, 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 next 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 fibers as opposed to hundr

>>> some of them are old enough to have seize "oceans 11" in the theaters the one that starred frank sinatraeople have been arrested with a huge london jewel heist that happened over easter weekend. the suspects identified as white males, some of them in their 70s. and some of the details do read like a plan out of danny ocean's playbook. the thieves drilled this giant hole to get into the vault in london. and this is surveillance video of the heist obtained by the daily mirror. it's believed that the criminals got away with $300 million. $300 million worth of cashing with gold, diamonds and other valuables. and police say much of the loot was still lying around when they moved in to make the arrests. >>> coming up they might be his two biggest fans cothen o'brien and jimmy kimmel open up to me about david letter the night before his final show. how he inspired them next. financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for peopl

when i wrote about frank sinatra, i went ark in las vegas. jerry brown, same thing in california. they are going to be regional. recently, i did something about jed bush -- jed -- jeb bush and the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. two political? the man is running or president. >> you can watch the entire panel tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. this sunday night at 8:00 eastern on "first ladies: influence an image," he will into the personal lives of three first ladies, and a harrison, letitia tyler. anna harrison never set foot in the white house because her husband died after a month in office. letitia tyler becomes first lady when her husband, vice president john tyler assumes the presidency, but she passes away just a year and a half later. the president remarries julia tyler, who is the most photographed first lady. anna harrison, letitia tyler and julia tyler, this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the span's original series "first ladies: influence an image," examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of f

. >> frank sinatra died on this day 17 years ago. i have to do a black-tie affair later. after mr. cavuto's show. this was mr. sinatra's favorite color. neil: did he wear it with a fancy suit. >> he always did, he always had orange. neil: really? with a tuxedo. i never saw that in any video. of course, it was black and white. >> i wore the orange in celebration of mr. sinatra it's a pathetic attempt to pay tribute, homage to one of my heroes. i like the tuxedo. neil: this i want to get your thoughts before you go. it's an age-old question. hamburger or hot dog. carl's jr. is going to solve the problem by putting the hot dog in the hamburger. this ain't any ordinary hamburger. this 1, 300 calorie is a third of a pound of black angus beef with grilled hot dog slathered in american cheese and topped with potato chips and the model comes with it! what do you think of that? >> you know what? it's ridiculous, and i don't like -- >> the model or? >> no no oh! thank you. would you like a hot dog in the hamburger. hello there! [ laughter ]. >> 13 grams of fat in a hotdog i'm a health freak,

. ♪ (music throughout) ♪ sfx: (smash) sfx: (roar) ♪ sfx: (roar) sfx: (engine roars) >>> frank sinatraourse, singing a song so synonymous with the big apple and take a look at this, a live picture from the observation deck of the world trade center. the platform opens up to day to the general public. >> it looks like you you are in a helicopter from that vantage appoint can you imagine how high up that is, that is so cool, as we take a look over that city. i just saw a tweet our own sue serio is down the shore already, she's there in sea isle ready to have some fun. there is also a flower show happening in ocean city toy day. >> dave warren, you in for sue this early hour. >> yes, last weather hit before she takes over enjoying that cool breeze right along the shore there we are looking at some rain, just a few showers out there, one right over central delaware, this is drifting to the north east, really falling apart and it dumped rain there across del marva. we have flooding problems there. that is current issue. but rain looks to be clearing out as it drift across kent county. thing

. >> for his freestyle, riker lynch had a swinging good time with a jazz age routine set to frank sinatra'she judges also loving it with a perfect score of 40. >> who has been the front-runner ruper willis, she kept the perfection going. flawless dance. smooth as silk, she did a version of britney spears song "toxic." her dad bruce brought to tears. all three contestants getting perfect scores. in the important freestyle round. who is going to win this whole thing? >> we'll find out tonight live on as at 9:00 eastern. this is going to be a good one. >> another big premier last night. bachelorette. we've got two bachelorettes. this is what you missed. reacquainted with kaitlin and britt. they spent the first episode competing against each other trying to see who is going to be the true bachelorette on the show. >> let's not forget about the guys. it was raining men. the contestants making first impressions some of them rolling up in cupcakes. >> stop. >> is that corn candy? >> what in the world is happening? >> carpools like carpools and what's this? eclectic group. you can see here the gals

in its 60 year they hosted big name headliners bike remember berra chi and frank sinatra.e years they've sudden because of a drop in development in the area. >>> a local councilman breaking the law every time he gets behind the wheel of a car? that's what fox 29 investigators wanted to know about the elected official. and investigative reporter jeff cole is in the newsroom with a look ahead at his story coming up tonight at 10. >> reporter: lucy the councilman sits on a committee which oversees police in town. some say local authorities are aware of his driving troubles but apparently look the other way. that's the claim any way. over recent weeks we watched him drive around his community. we saw him come and go from borrow hall. he'd enter and leave the building from a door marked police. when we tried to ask him a few questions he took off again this time on foot. >> hey, listen i got to ask you something. i got your drivers transcript. you're suspend. councilman councilman don't go yet. let me show you this. before you go -- before you go -- before you go -- councilman?

butts strips went into north carolina papers, when i went and wrote about frank sinatra, the strip went dark in las vegas. [laughter] mr. trudeau: some stories i wrote about, a dallas paper threw it out. ms. crabapple: i think one of the interesting things that we are seeing right now is the death of that sort of context because once we move a way from print and online everything can be contextualized. that was the whole thing about "charlie hebdo," i think that it was one little small percentage of cartoons, some pretty horrible cartoons and it affects a small minority, but everything affects everybody in some way. mr. trudeau: but they said we are doing this for a very particular reason, and i inc. just because it you can -- and i think just because you can say something doesn't in you should. ms. crabapple: i think there is a huge difference between what you should be legally permitted to say, which is everything, in my opinion, and those horrible things that you say, like tabloids that shame women for walking around in bikinis. i don't think these two things are contradictory at all

the anniversary of the working class frank sinatra.e focused on his music and the love in that music. the life is something else. more complicated. it is like miles davis. the music not the life. the work and witness is not every element of our life because we fall short. we turn around by the best examples possible which are always finite and craig vessels that we are. and i thank god this center is trying to create not just the common ground, because we can have a common ground and still be wrong, it is a higher ground that allows us to accent our common humanity and overlap. i don't want full anonymity and agreement with my brothers. that is the last thing they want. you want a variety of voices. and the jazz orchestra lifting their voice. you don't want just echoes. democracy is about everybody having the courage to list their voices and see where the overlap is. but it has to be mediated with respect and willingness to learn. that is only by doing and example. i suspect there are folks from cojack in this audience. we don't want t

with liberace as the opening night at many other legendary entertainers performed their including frank sinatraey the hotel was sold to the las vegas convention and visitors authority back in february the agency plans to expand the las vegas convention center at the site of the read riviera. >> pam moore: u.s. airlines are earning billions and they are collecting more and fees on and check bags and reservation changes the departure as for tyson said today that airlines made $7.5 billion last year airlines collected $3.5 billion in baggage fees of 5 percent increase over 2013 they also took in 3 billion in reservation change fees. >> pam moore: we are learning a new details about the death of survey month pc e of david goldberg's according to officials in mastic mexico mr. goldberg died of severe head trauma and the exercise accident they said his family found him lying next to a treadmill on friday at the four seasons resort near port of port by our he was taken and a to a hospital where he later died go bird is the husband of facebook executive sheryl sandberg irk. >> reporter: we got a frisky

when the i wrote about frank sinatra. i went dark in las vegas. and injury brown same in cal camp. they will be reege name. recently i did something about jeb bush and the dallas paper through it out. it was too political. too political. the man is running for president. [laughter] >> i think that one of the initial resting thing that we are seeing is the death of that context and the death of anything targeted for the particular community. if things move away from line and online. it will be a lot of what happens with charlie heb dome of the little tiny knockoff 1% of the paper i think awful often cartoons were made to stand in front of the american audience. and no one anymore is seeing the whole body of their work or reaching a particular community. everybody is speaking to everyone it is strange and doing something disconcerting to art i think and except for the charlie artists did highlight the specific things that they did. and they said with redoing this for a very particular reason. yeah. and i this i that because you can see say something does not mean. agree. that you mus

butts strips went into north carolina papers, when i went and wrote about frank sinatra, the strip went dark in las vegas. [laughter] mr. trudeau: some stories i wrote about, a dallas paper threw it out. ms. crabapple: i think one of the interesting things that we are seeing right now is the death of that sort of context, because once we move a way from print and online, everything can be contextualized. that was the whole thing about "charlie hebdo," i think that it was one little small percentage of cartoons, some pretty horrible cartoons, and it affects a small minority, but everything affects everybody in some way. mr. trudeau: but they said we are doing this for a very particular reason, and i inc. just because it you can -- and i think just because you can say something doesn't in you should. ms. crabapple: i think there is a huge difference between what you should be legally permitted to say, which is everything, in my opinion, and those horrible things that you say, like tabloids that shame women for walking around in bikinis. i don't think these two things are contradictory at

liberace played at the hotel's opening night, elvis presley, frank sinatra also graced the stage. >>> elizabeth diana and will be known as her royal highness princess charlotte of cambridge. that's your cnbc news update for this hour. back to you guys. >>> mcdojds just unveiled its new turn around strategy in an effort to spur growth. ceo steve easter brooke stated that the business will structure into four segments. hereby's what here's what he had to say. >> this will be an operational growth led turn around. growth will be led from market enabled and accelerated with sharper focus on the customer. sharper focus on what they want great tasting high quality food with better service each and every time. >> joining us to discuss by phone, sara senatroe. we're making fun of the video, very old school looking. was there anything in there to get you excited about a turn around? >> well i think the reason the stock is having a reaction is the same that i had, which is financial targets, returning cash guth the gna, higher franchise, these are all things that i think were generally expected

laugh when i wrote about frank sinatra, i went dark in las vegas. [laughter] jerry brown same thing in california. so there are going to be regional, you know, the most recently i did something about jeb bush and the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. too political? the man's running for president. [laughter] >> so i think, i think one of interesting things we're seeing right now, though, is the death of that sort of context, the death of seeing anything targeted for any particular community. because once things move away from print and move towards online r everything gets decontextualized. that was a lot of what happened with "charlie hebdo". these little, tiny, knockoff 1% of the paper -- i think pretty awful very often -- cartoons were made to stand in for an american audience that wasn't familiar with the entire paper. no one anymore is seen as the whole body of their work. everyone is speaking to everyone and it's very strange and it's doing something very disconcerting to art, i think. >> yeah. except the charlie artists

when i wrote about frank sinatra, i went dark in las vegas. jerry brown, same thing in california. there are going to be regional, the most recently, i did something about jeb bush and the dallas paper threw it out. because it was too political. too political? the man is running for president. >> and doonsberry's gary trudeau is joined by molly crabapple in the forum which took place three months of the attack on charlie hebdo in paris. you can see it saturday night at 8:00 eastern. >> here are a few book festivals we'll be covering this spring. we'll close out may at book expo america, where the publishing showcases its upcoming books. then in june printers row lith fest include our three-hour live in depth program with pulitzer prize winning author lawrence wright. that's this spring on c-span2's book tv. >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114th congress with color photos of every senator and house member plus buy yow and contact information and twitter handles. also, district maps, a foldout map of capitol hill and a look at congressional committees, the

when i wrote about frank sinatra, i went dark in las vegas. jerry brown same thing in california. there are regional -- the most recently, did i something about jeb bush. the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. too political? the man is running for president. >> some of the remarks on political cartoonists. watch the event tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern on on companion network c-span. >>> for he today that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother. be he so vile, this day shall gentle his condition. gentlemen in england now abed shall think themselves acursed that they were not here. >> one drop of blood drawn from thigh country's bossom should grieve thee more than streams of foreign gore. >> director of the folger lie larry talk about how politicians use quotes from shakespeare. >> sometimes you have to go with the music of the words. the poetic images, the sound of the rhymes and also the way in which as senator byrd did you are able to pause and linger and stop and keep going. i think he is really using the rhythms of the language, which is something that

when i wrote about frank sinatra i went dark in las vegas. jerry brown, same thing in california. so there are going to be regional -- most recently i did something about jeb bush and the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. too political. the man's running for president. >> doonsbury's gary trudeau is joined by molly crab apple which took place three months after the terrorist attack of the charlie hebdo magazine in paris. saturday night at 8:00 eastern. islamic state militants today moved to take over the entire syrian city of palmyra. "time" magazine writes this puts isis in control of more than half of the country's territory and it raises fears among experts that its sliders will begin slashing ancients sites. palmyra's ruins date back centuries. on capitol hill today, two retired generals said the administration's current strategy on isis in iraq and syria is not working. retired generals john keane and derek harvey were among the witnesses before the senate armed services committee. this is about 2 1/2 hours. >> the committee meets today to receive testim

wrote about frank sinatra i went dark in las vegas. jerry brown, same thing in california. there are regional -- the most recently i did something about jeb bush and the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. too political? the man is running for president! >> molly crab apple participated. she talks about sat irists in the middle east making fun of isis. >> you see the same thing throughout syria and lebanon where activists are having their lives threatened by isis. instead of giving in to despair, they reacted with vicious, hilarious mockery. there's a syrian produced web series of actors dressing up as him. making fun of him. one in beirut about putting bras on cows. there's this incredible tradition of parody in the middle east and that's really been turned to great effect toward isis now. the thing is authoritarian bass tards of every stripe religious authoritarian or secular just authorize tarns of every kind they hate humor cartooning, gets under their skin. there's something vis earlily irref rent about it. they're serious puffed up people that's wh

when i wrote about frank sinatra, i went dark in las vegas.most recently i did something about jeb bush and the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. too political? the man's running for president. >> you can watch the conversation with editorial cartoonists on their role as social satirists saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >>> this sunday night at 8:00 eastern on "first ladies: influence and image." we'll look into the personal lives of three first ladies. anna harrison, laticia tyler and julia tyler. anna harrison never stepped foot in the white house because her husband william harrison dies after a month in office. laticia taylor becomes first lady when her husband assumes the presidency, but she passes away just a year and a half later. president remarries julia tyler who is the first photographed first lady. anna harrison, laticia tyler and julia tyler. this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's original series, "first ladies: influence and image." examining the public and private lives of the women who

king influenced all the great ones, from frank sinatra to elvis presley, and elvis presley loved b.b. king. areith are a franklin, sam -- aretha franklin, sam cook, mick jagger even the beetles and muddy -- beatles and muddy waters, bo diddley all of these people were influenced by b.b. king. b.b. king sung about the deep things of life. he sung about love, love lost and loved gained. for b.b. king he sang and he played the blues. a unique american cultural musical genre b.b. king. and ladies and gentlemen, you know b.b. king would say trouble in mind i'm blue but i won't be blue always he would sing, because the sun is going to shine in my back door someday. i'm all alone at midnight and the lights are burning low but the sun is going to shine in my back door someday. and mr. speaker, you know the great classic of so many classics that he wrote and he sang was "the thrill is gone." as he would say, the thrill is gone away but mr. speaker, the thrill of b.b. king and his life and his music and his great contributions as a genuine american hero will live on and on for generations to co

. >> any guess computer how many frank sinatra songs are played annually at maggianos. >> how many stores>> 4800. >> 2.1 million. >> i don't know. >> have you seen the hbo specials on frank? >> i have not. >> i did see one recently. >> good luck. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >> good to have you. >> coming up clash of the titans. walmart is taking aim at amazon's jungle. let the shipping wars begin. walmart trying to get in the prime market. that retail rumble, next. ameriprise asked people a simple question: in retirement, will you have enough money to live life on your terms? i sure hope so. with healthcare costs, who knows. umm... everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor.... can get the real answers you need. start building your confident retirement today. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with a conscience? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why

frank at the beginning. if we got to do a new york song -- >> a little sinatra. on the frank stuff is higher than the new york. >>> the mother of lamaze elizabeth bing passed away on friday. she was 100 years. for the past 50 years, she started working on making women have a pleasant experience. they won know when the baby entered the world. they started talking about ways to relax your body and make sure you would be awake and aware when a child came into the world. which is a pretty special thing. >> did you get an epidural? >> i did. after 42 hours. >> yeah because they won't give it to the men. and who is really under the gun in the whole thing? there's nothing you can do. you are there. you are nervous. you are sweating. as many times as i asked for one. it was like, no no. okay, fine i'll just go through -- >> it's totally different than having anesthesia and being knocked out cold. >> it is. i remember it was a horrifying -- they have to -- they have a small area to go through and they kept having to put the needle in different places. >> they tell you don