he managed elvis presley frank sinatra and barbra streisand. >> on today's tech beat, an exhibition is underway in london showing off devices designed to make our lives easier. we went inside to find out what we can looking forward to in the future. >> these are the displays which might launch crease, science for the real world. it might change our lives. there's a power glove that could revolutionize the world of sculpture. >> for them, it's about being as close as they can to the material and really being intimate with the stone or wood and really understanding those curves as they are working with them. >> there's a new way of harvesting wind power. imagine thousands of these struck to a skyscraper. >> this vibrating pen is designed to help those suffering parkinson's disease.

. >> i'm from new jersey and will sing under my skin by frank sinatra♪ i've got you under my skin snoetgot you deep in the heart of me. so deep in the heart that you're really a pat of me♪ i've got you under my skin♪ i tried so not to give in♪ i said to myself this is fair it probably won't go so well♪ but why should i try to resist but maybe i do damn well that i've got you under my skin♪ >> you saw judges we have patti jackson wds and kenny gamble leming dairy and leon huff gamble and huff philly international records and jennaphr ed. >> did you say legendary when you said my name. >> you're right. >> mr. gamble come on. >> what did you guys think? what did you guys think about it? >> he's been singing all his life. and he says he's been singing but i think he needs more development. >> cosmic kev. >> let frank sing it. >> oh, did you see this guy wow. wow. >> hose so mean. here's what i will say i wish somebody could sing in their own voice we're seeing people that sing a frank sinatra song how frankie would sing it you can tell. the other thing from brief judge judging history i now

he was one of the first music agents promoting elvis presley and frank sinatra. him best are trying to say good-bye to an icon who died sunday at the age of 77. >> i'm talking about this man. the producer who put frank sinatra certainer stage at madison square garden for the main event. the concert promoter who discovered john denver the moviemaker who created spotlights for stars and managed to outshine most of them. >> i made an event out of everything in my life. >> jerry weintraub was a giant of show business for more than 50 years. >> i'm supposed to be in an old men's home i'm not going. >> he was known for his well known rolodex filled with many nor successes than failures. >> i want to fill yankee stadium and i wanted to do this and that. and i knew i was going to do it. >> he worked with elvis, neil diamond and dolly parton before becoming a producer of dozens of films from nashville. >> for movie lovers. >> the darnedest thing you've ever seen. >> to the karate kid. >> even hosting his friends the bush's on set when george herbert walker bush was vice p

and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children.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 hundreds or potentially a thousand

he worked with musical acts such as elvis pressly, frank sinatra and led zeppelin.sterday of cardiac arrest. he was 77. what's in store for fall? from the looks after beckham and kevin hearts instagram, twins. they posted a photo from the clothing line modern essentials. a resent trip to libya, jolie visited a wildlife refuge which named one of their cheetah cubs. amy shoomer auditioned for bravo's real housewives and has a few ideas for future installment. >> hey amy, why do you think you make a good housewife? >> because i'm all those things. i'm real i'm in the house a lot. i am not a wife. is there a wine glass theize that an adult would drink? >> you're watching early today. when you fall in love, everything is brighter, bolder more intense revlon ultra hd™ lipstick while traditional lipstick is wax-based, our unique gel formula delivers lightweight, high-definition color in one smooth swipe. revlon. love is on. >>> leading the news on nbcnews.com. parents force daughter to live in woods after eating pop tart. authorities say the 14-year-old girl was forced to

behind the "karate kid" series and promoted concerts in the '70s with stars like elvis presley and frank sinatrad of cardiac arrest today in santa barbara. he was 77 years old. >> when you hop on the beltway tomorrow, you could notice an extra lane that could improve your commute. there is i-95 near the gw parkway. vdot is opening the north shoulder lane. the 1 1/2 mile stretch is designed to allow traffic on the left shoulder from the end of 495 express lanes to gw parkway. the shoulder will be open to all traffic during peak driving times, doug. >> yes. >> look for the green arrows and those red xs. >> that will make a huge difference. that is suchbottle neck right there. >> everything around tyson's corner is a bottle neck. >>> all right, storms moving out but heat moving back in. >> a lot of people are saying hey, that's okay with us but looks like 90s tomorrow. 92 in the district. a little cooler 88 89. on the mild side for sure very warm and rather humid. 78 degrees an mostly cloudy skies. that heat index around 81. that tells you even at 11:00 we have humidity. sticky out there. 75 in lee

his accomplishments he discovered john denver and revitalized the careers of elvis presley and frank sinatra. weintraub was 77. >> freshman quarterback deandre johnson dismissed from the florida state university football team. that's after prosecutors released video of a violent confrontation at a talladega bar. security footage you're seeing shows johnson arguing with a woman who then swings at him. he responds by punching her in the face. her nose dlins s begins to bleed. he was on suspension since the incidents. >>> one rider falls and causes a massive crash at the tour de france with 37 miles to go. about 20 other riders were toppled in the pileup action stopped for 20 minutes to allow those who fell behind to catch up. at least four riders were forced to quit. but the rest are expected to be okay. >>> well playing with fireworks could be a very costly situation for a star pro football player. not only is jason pierre paul still in a florida hospital with hand injuries but the new york giants reportedly are withdrawing their $60 million contract offer. the two time pro bowl player may mi

we strolled ♪ >> people around the city maybe you ran into old blue eyes, chairman of the game, frank sinatraree singers popped up at love park, philly welcome chair, river rink and phs pop up garden, this is all to announce that the philly pops sinatra series ticket are on sale, that concert series will take place from october 9th through the 11th, and, of course, they did it their way. >>> philadelphia was selected as within of the 50 sit toys participate in the first ladies lets move outside, initiative. mayor mike nutter was on hand for the announcement. the initiative will provide two years of funning for ymca to get more young people to play long, serve and work on public lands. let's move, out identify. >>> we will go outside and make sure you hydrate. >> drink plenty of water, wear sun screen as well. full sun over next few you days and high uv index, both saturday and sunday, so make sure you you protect yourself, from those rays. lets look outside, beautiful evening in center city philadelphia, nothing but sunshine, a few clouds here on sky cam three over ben franklin bridge looking

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singer country and western sing eand most recently when we spoke it was about his idolizing of frank sinatrat are leased a record this year in the spring. >> sreenivasan: int seems on that night in newport dylan was being dylan, and not what everybody was expecting him to be. >> he was following his muse and inner voice which told him noog this direction. he wasn't waiting for the approval of the audience. and he wasn't seeking the approval of the audience. he was behaving the way an artist behaves. >> sreenivasan: it's kind of the essence of rock 'n' roll to challenge the convention, to do your own thing. >> absolutely. dylan idolized elvis and marlon brando and all the rebellious figures of the 1950s and suddenly stepped into their boots and became one himself. ♪ all right mis lonely but you know you only used to get juiced in it ♪ >> now we expect our artists to change. we don't expect thim to state same. >> sreenivasan: did he seem now when you met with him, is he comfortable in his own skin? >> yes. it's called the "never-ending tour." he never stops touring. he plays several hundred da

he also promoted and managed for such music legends as frank sinatra, elvis presley and bob dylan.dolences are already rolling in from such notables as former president george h.w. bush and ocean's star george clooney. >>> several racing fans are recovering this evening after they were injured at a horrific crash at last night's nascar race in daytona. austin dillon's car went airborne at 200 miles an hour slamming into the catch fence and showering the crowd with debris. dillon was able to walk away with bruises but 13 fans were treated at the track. one had to be hospitalized. >>> starting tomorrow your morning coffee could be coming with an extra jolt. starbucks says it is raising prices on some of its drinks by between 5 and 20 cents. not a big jump perhaps but it comes at a time when the price of raw coffee is actually dropping. and just a year after another starbucks price hike. the company says it has to meet its expenses while "providing maximum value to our customers." >>> when we come back here tonight, the hat trick. she hit three goals to give the u.s. its third world c

the pope, frank sinatra and me.horities invited ghigga where they planted his feet in the hall of fame along with other football grates. >> he told me he was a child the day i made his father cry when i scored that goal. he said, don't worry i'll grow up and become a world champion, and he did. >> as a right winger he would continue to play into middle age. >> it was a great honor for me to play against him even though he ran rings around me. i'm sad that he's dead. he was one of the greats, and he'll go on to join many of the other greats. >> ghiggia would go on to play for paraguay, roma in italy. at the time of his death at age 88 in a nursing home he was the oldest world cup champion. >> well, there's more sport on our website for the latest check out www.aljazeera.com/sport. >> now that's the sport for now. >> thanks a lot, jo. well, children love their dads to read them a story before bedtime. young fathers are setting a bad example by spending too much time on their mobile phones instead. neave barker with th

in 1956, the movie musical "high society" also starring, louis armstrong, bing crosby and frank sinatrapened in theaters around the united states. in 1968, the beatles' animated feature film "yellow submarine" premiered. the movie is credited with bringing more interest in animation as a serious art form. and in 1987, ozzy osbourne began a 16 week tour of u.s. prisons. prisons. lovers and a curse for music creators. store birth to a future of that file name is better known as the "m-p-three" and it offically got its name this week in 1995. in the '80s, the compact disc became the next best way for fans to enjoy music. but when the internet came along, cd's would actually be behind a revolution of the music industry. a revolution that officially began on july 14, 1995. compact discs store high- quality digital music files. '90s were too big for personal computers. that created a challenge for. d they shrink file sizes so they could be uploaded to computers and potentially shared or downloaded on the internet? they needed to be compressed. a group of german non-profit engineers working fo

the reason the man is running across the >> in 1939 frank sinatra made his first recording. aid was held in philadelphia, london moscow and sidney to raise money for children starving in africa. uhhh - i left my phone in the living room. this isn't the most efficient way for people -or air to travel. awww! ducts produce uneven temperatures and energy loss. mitsubishi electric systems offer a better way with no new ductwork.... and lower energy bills. so everyone gets exactly what they want! mitsubishi electric cooling and heating. make comfort personal. >> good morning. it is monday july the 13th. we start off with a fox news alert. one of the most dangerous deadly men on the run. the dramatic details of the drug cartel's leader under ground escape. >> the search for a mother of five intensifying as family members point some fingers. >> she is watching us. it's not -- she is not out there to where -- if she is out there it's against her will. >> why they say her boyfriend is not telling the whole truth. >> danica patrick unleashes on dale ernhardt, jr. after this hit on the

the pope, frank sinatra and me.he brazilian authorities did five years ago invite him back with the plan to have him speak in the hall of fame along with other football greats. >> he told me that i was child when he saw his father cry when i scored that goal. he said, don't worry dad when i grow up i'll make brazil the world champion, and he did. >> a very fast agile right winger he kept playing until middle age. he once had the honor of lining up against him. >> it was a great honor for me to play against him even though he ran rings around me. i'm sorry he's dead, but he was one of the great. he has gone on to join many of the other greats. >> at the time of his death at age 88 in a nursing home he was the oldest world cup champion. >> some amazing flicks. that's all the sport. back to you. >> thank you. now the fossilized remains of what has been hailed as a dragon has been dug up in northeastern china. it's been named dragon after the farmer who actually found the feathered raptor or what was left of it. at one

uruguayn most famous are are along with frank sinatra and the poem. >> in good exaggeration company.e nasa has released pictures of pluto. new horizon propose passed some 12 and a half thousand kilometers from the planet. nine day fly by. new horizons is heading to the cooper belt and due to arrive there in four years. news after the break. stray with us. >> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city. i'm david schuster. we're expecting a news conference in just a couple of moments from chattanooga tennessee, that's where investigators will be giving us an update into their probe into the shootings yesterday at two different facilities, four u.s. marines have been killed. the shooter is mohammed yousef abdulazeez.

he began his almost 50 year career as a promoter working with the likes of bob dillan, frank sinatra. >>> sheriff deputies in shasta county are investigating the disappearance of a baby girl. amber grant was report -- amber graham was reported missing by her father. graham became a suspect after he gave inconsistent information. charges in his daughter'sdisappearance have not yet been filed. >>> friends and family identified the teen as marquette gross. he disappeared in the afternoon on the 4th of july and relatives say gross could not swim. he was not wearing a life jacket when he and a friend were being towed across the late in an inner tube. >>> a bill allowing lane splitting by motorcyclists has stalled in sacramento. it would have made sacramento the first state to explicitly allow the practice of weaving in and out of traffic lanes. currently lane splitting is legal, it's left up to the discretion of officers. >>> facebook's chief only -t rating officer sheryl sandburg will join developers at sand monkey. goldburg died while exercising on vacation in mexico. sandburg said in a

there will be the national symphony orchestra and a nice tribute to frank sinatra turning 100 this year, ol blue eyes there, and if you are going to be here early on the national mall, a lot is going on 11:45, a parade going o and the folk light festival is all day long, and everything kicks off for the capitol fourth at 8:00 tonight. and that goes until 9:30 or up until the fireworks, and they'll be playing along as the fireworks go off. and hopefully, no rain. that's what our hope is, crossing our fingers, mike, erica? >> thank you, surae. we will talk to you in just a bit. >>> and those performers are gearing up for the annual independence day parade surae just mentioned, the marching bands, military units, giant balloons, equestrian and drill teams all there to celebrate. the parade steps off at 11:45 this morning. >>> and a warning about the danger of fireworks. a woman from capitol heights, maryland is recovering after she was injured when a firework explode inside her hand and sustained traumatic injuries. >>> tracking metro this morning and if you are heading to the national mal

. >> ♪ somewhere beyond the sea ♪ announcer: bobby darin, frank sinatra, dean martin. >> ♪ volare ♪ announcer, nat i king cole, johnny mathis. >> ♪ it's not for me to say

afterwards he said only three people ever silenced him, the pope, frank sinatra and me.ay is still celebrating. europe still disbelieving. what the european authorities doctor, alongside other football greats pele and dekenbower. >> he was a child the day he saw his father cry when i scored that goal. he said he told him, don't worry. when i grow up i will make sure he is a world champion and he did. >> a fast agile right-winger, he kept playing into middle age, a young uruguayan player once had the honor of lining up against him. >> it was a greathon for me to play against him even though he ran rings around me. i am sad that he is dead but he was one of the greats and he has now gone ton join many of the other greats. >> he played for roman and milan in italy and later, for the italian national team. at the time of his death, 88 in a nursing home, he was the oldest world couple champion. >> daniel swiemler reporting there. that's in sport for now. >> thanks very much. children usually live their -- love their dads to read them a story before bedtime. but a british book

♪ these boots -- ♪ that's frank sinatra's -- nancy! oh, i'm sorry.>> who is that? >> oh! she's pretty woman. cyndi is supposed to do this! >> i want to play, too. >> okay, next. wrestling. >> or was it a certain hero? >> oh, wait yes, of course, wonder woman. >> wonder woman! there you go, lindaynn line da carter. >> wait what's that? santa! [ laughter ] he's so kinky. >> you might be right. sweetie have fun. thank you for everything. we love you. >>> the one product to tame frizz that women need. >> and elvis' artist of the month reimagines a classic hit. >> the soulful sound of aussie singing se ok, let's try this online snacking thing again. ugh! rough around the edges. ugh... greasy... oh! dan n. oikos tasty and healthy. and if i don't love it, it's free? could be the perfect snack! dannon oikos greek nonfat yogurt is creamy and delicious and has 12g of protein and 0 fat. i think i found the perfect snack! seriously, you'll love snacking on dannon oikos or it's free! ♪ dannon ♪ call karen. calling aunt ethel... no! no! no! no! no! no! no! john? i

on the other side of the restaurant, in comes frank sinatra.alks down and he joins his crowd at a table. and rickles sees him and he says, "wait a minute, wait a a minute, wait a minute." he thinks and he says to the girl, "excuse me, i'll be right back." he gets up. he walks over to the table. and he says, "frank, frank. means everything to me. just come over and say, 'don, how are you?' you know, and make a fuss over me." and sinatra says, "all right." so, rickles goes back to the girl. five minutes later, sinatra gets up, walks across the room, comes over to don and says, "don, oh, so good to see you." and rickles says, "not now! not when i'm with people!" [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: that is the best. >> regis: true story. >> jimmy: that's the greatest. that's a great story. that is a great, great story. oh my gosh. that is unbelievable, man. fantastic. guys, one more thing before we get started. this is exciting for me here. i put out this children's picture book, right? [ cheers and applause ] "your baby's first words will be dada.

frank sinatra built the five acre compound complete with tennis court and helly pad back in 1967 as ay and party bad pad for his friends. if these walls could talk. >> next on "extra's" mansions and millionaires. >> the mega mansion you need to see to believe. >> this is an entire candy store. >> then the penthouse made for the movies. if this amazing rooftop terrace looks familiar it was the green goblin's spiderman. inside the super spread coming up on "extra's" mansions and millionaires. . >>> explosionve on set visits entertainment news with a lot of extra. experience the difference. "extra." >>> "extra." >>> as with most places l.a. real estate is about location. and this spot perched above sunset boulevard is about as good as you can get. jay-z and beyonce had their eye on this state-of-the-art 28,000 square foot beverly hills home for months only to be outbid by gaming billionaire marcus person. listed for $85 million, marcus paid $70 million in cash. in this mansion's and millionaire's exclusive the celeb real estate find by the numbers. >> it's light and bright and airy. it's

uses of the blues" he writes, quote the fact that harry belafonte makes as much money as, say, frank sinatra doesn't mean anything in this context. frank can still get a house anywhere and harry can't. when we talk about what we call the negro problem, we are simply evolving means avoiding the facts of this life because in order to face a life like billy holliday's or one like mine, white america has to accept the fact that what he thinks he is he is not, he has to give up, surrender this image of himself and apparently this is the last thing white americans are prepared to do. end quote. while buckley is clear about this, he said, if it comes down to america's pressure ideals, they will fight the issue to the death. i want to suggest that we understand black lives matters, the hashtag, as a rejection of this belief pp of white supremacy, that it's not just an assertion that black people matter. more to the point it rejects the belief that white lives are presumed more valuable than black lives. and it is that belief, the view that animates so much of the mess that has undermined democratic

. >> we had frank sinatra here. anybody with recognition whatsoever were here.e. >> i never water skied. i was the boat driver. my kids they were the ones and their friends who took turns. then the fishing was good too. we'd go fishing a lot. >> we had a dune buggy club. 110 members. we used to have a ball. >> reporter: it didn't last. two tropical storms in the '70s and a mass die off ofe '90s, turned this desert paradise into a post op landscape t. sea is shrink shrinking. the evaporation is making it saltier, twice as salty as the ocean. it's an environment tilapia can live in but not much else. >> it is constantly changing. the fish will perish as the sea gets saltier. other things will be able to live here. >> reporter: the salton sea depends on water chrks it gets from area water from the colorado river. that is now at risk. the water agreement is diverting some of the water to cities. now, a shin king salton sea is makinglake lake beds. it stirs up a toxic dust. it will only get worse over time. so far, little has been done to stop a looming environmental

when crowds turned out to independent mall for a parade and pageant of flags legendary crowner frank sinatra was here in town to accept cities freedom medal. festivities wrapped up a year of bicentennial celebrations all around the city. >>> still to come on "eyewitness news" it turns out charcoal can be used for more than just barbecue it is turning up in beauty products. find out why some people are even drinking it, leslie. >>> well phillies head south to kick off a lengthy road trip and serena push to the brink at wimbledon that is coming up in sports, hi kate. >> hi leslie we are heading toward fourth of july very, very quickly tomorrow and unfortunately we have rain to tell but. i'll let you know fit last all day and if it will impact your parade plans or barbecue plans all coming up >>> leslie joining us now to hit the road. >> and philliesing south to start a zero game road trip, three games at the break this weekend and tonight adam morgan on the mound first pitch at 7:35. flyers coaching staff is now complete, kim dillbaugh has sign on as goal tenning coach. he worked with ron hext

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feel the, washington politicals, cultural literary intellectuals and they rather dancing with frank sinatra at and things like that. it was this moment where americans could sort of both buckley and mailer wrote about it afterwards they looked at it as a time when americans contest themselves on the back and realize the whole of the nation was good. >> this was 1966. >> this is why they almost get in a fistfight, this moment it starts to break down, their relationship to extent but also the sense that america as a whole is conscientiously part of the common good that could speak to everybody. the elegant black and white ball looking into the plaza there are reporters taking pictures women wearing dailys, norman mailer the worst dressed at the entire ball but there were also people protesting saying there's a war going on, vietnam is happening how can you celebrate while this is happening and the fist fight between norman mailer and buckley, the despoil that but norman mailer has two or three or 12 drinks and sees george bundy working in the defense department for lbj, architect of the vietn

as a much sought after studio musician he recorded with everyone from frank sinatra to elvis to the beach> if "true grit" is as successful as everyone says it's going to be, we may have something going. >> the rhinestone cowboy himself, mr. glen campbell. [ imitating donald duck ] >> people say, is there no end to this man's habits? >> there is no beginning. >> you know what the date is today? the month, day and year? what month do you think this is? >> i don't know whaxt is it? let's go look. >> what time of the year? are we in winter, spring, summer or fall? >> i don't worry about those things. >> don't worry about that. >> all right. do you know the year? >> 1870, something like that. >> no, no, no, no, no. >> i don't pay any attention to those things. when it's needed, i take care of that. >> how old are you now? >> i don't know. how old am i? >> i was born in 1936. >> okay. >> 1949. >> 76. >> so you are 76 now. >> i know it. yeah, i'm 76. >> do you know where you are right now? what's the name of this place? >> i don't know. >> what kind of a place is this? where have you come? >> ob

♪ smooth voice, frank sinatra going on there. >> he's been in some musicals. >> good hair, too. >> chrislks here at the end of the line showed up just a few minutes ago and if we walked to the front of the line around the corner up market street hello. >> you can see this line is very, very long. what's up? >> everyone is having fun. >> i don't need no♪ just give me my piece of mind♪ i'm free♪ >> we have all kind of talent sfwlp hi how are you? >> we're going to run up here and talk to this person right here. >> how are you baby. now, you're going to sing what today. >> singing star spapingled banner. >> let's hear a little bit♪ >> they're having technical problems. >> you stand in this line and take a right turn into the patio. what's going on quincy? >> all right this girl is about to sing. you can sing now she's singing for judges there's so many more people philly idol we have talented people coming up next. you'll see more contestant. talented people coming up next. you'll see more contestant. ♪ leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat su

a party ♪ >> reporter: in 1970 he took elvis presley on his first tour appear then introduced frank sinatraia ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he worked with dylan and diamond. dolly parton and john denver. >> breathe in through your nose, out through the mouth. wax on wax off. >> reporter: weintraub made his move to movies and in 1984 he scored a hit with "the karate kid." >> come ask leave boy alone. >> reporter: the power player had a rare misstep in 1990 and he told charlie rose how it felt when his company went bankrupt. >> it hurt me that i failed. but you can't -- you can't succeed if you don't try, you know? you have to try things. ♪ >> reporter: he started over with a new production company based at warner brothers with a film "pure country." >> i came here for you. i want to get on with my life when i get on with my life i want you with me. >> you're a thief and a liar. >> reporter: his 2001 film a remake of "oceans 11" featured a who's who of hollywood. that film and two sequels grossed more than a billion dollars. ♪ >> reporter: weintraub's small screen projects with big screen stars were hits

then weintraub presented frank sinatra to madison square garden in 1974. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he worked withx on wax off. >> reporter: weintraub made his move to movies and in 1984 he scored a hit with "the karate kid." >> come ask boy alone. >> reporter: the power player had a rare misstep in 1990 and he told charlie rose how it felt when his company went bankrupt. >> it hurt me that i failed but you can't succeed if you don't try. you have to try things. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: he started over with a new production company based at warner brothers with the film "pure country." >> i came here for you. i want to get on with my life, i want you with me. >> you're a thief and a liar. >> reporter: his 2001 film a remake of "oceans 11" featured a who's who of hollywood. that film and two sequels grossed more than $1 billion. weintraub's small screen projects with big screen stars were big hits, too. behind the candelabra featured michael douglas at liberace and went on to win 11 emmy awards. in the 2011 hbo documentary "his way" weintraub reflected on his life. >> in judaism we believe your spirit leav

uses of the blues" he writes, quote the fact that harry belafonte makes as much money as, say, frank sinatra doesn't mean anything in this context. frank can still get a house anywhere and harry can't. when we talk about what we call the negro problem, we are simply evolving means avoiding the facts of this life because in order to face a life like billy holliday's or one like mine, white america has to accept the fact that what he thinks he is he is not, he has to give up, surrender this image of himself and apparently this is the last thing white americans are prepared to do. end quote. while buckley is clear about this, he said, if it comes down to america's pressure ideals, they will fight the issue to the death. i want to suggest that we understand black lives matters, the hashtag, as a rejection of this belief pp of white supremacy, that it's not just an assertion that black people matter. more to the point it rejects the belief that white lives are presumed more valuable than black lives. and it is that belief, the view that animates so much of the mess that has undermined democratic

frank sinatra's palm springs sanctuary also known as his villa magio, the ten-acre compound has three pool, a tennis court, a hel ipad and parking for 25 cars. five bedrooms six bathrooms, two kitchens and seven stone fireplaces, all with breathtaking views of palm springs and the coachella valley. >>> it's been a rough year for some of the big social media stocks. so far you've got linkedin pandora, yahoo! yelp all down sharply. can we expect a bounce back in the second half of the year? that's ahead in the second hour of "power lunch." >>> plus a watermelon being blown up with the help of small fireworks. all part of a safety warning ahead of this fourth of july weekend. ou qualify for a sittingham's card today i can offer you no interest for 24 months. thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have an 812 fico score, so i definitely qualify. so what else can you give me? same day delivery. the ottoman? thank you. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to experian.com become a member of experian credit tracker and take charge

colonel parker and elvis presley he spawned success working with the chairman of the board, himself, frank sinatrae pointer sisters, john denver at his speech. they were some of the many great acts in his stable of tam ent. his friends, president george and barbara bush said this yesterday, jerry was an american original who earned success by sheer force of his instincts, drive and larger than life personality. i can tell you he considered george h.w. bush such a good and personal friend along with barbara for a long time. he revered them like so many other americans. he also talked about that with us on his first visit on the show in 20106789. >> what are the secrets of your success? how do you boil it down? >> well i think because i never heard the word no and everybody that said no to me through my whole career. that's a bad idea for a play that's a bad idea for music a. bad idea for a concert. i just said i don't hear that. i went ahead and did it. i think presley probably elvis was my first big i knew my life changed when i got elvis and then when i started with sinatra and then bob dylan and

he began his career as a music producer discovering john denver and reviving the careers of frank that sinatrada peterson has died at just 43. she was best known for playing opposite patrick dempsey in the 1987 romantic classic "can't buy me love." she was found dead in her apartment, her mother says peterson had heart problems but they are awaiting autopsy results. >>> and emotional testimony expected in the sentencing hearing of a michigan doctor who deliberately misdiagnosed hundreds of patients telling healthy people they had cancer and then pumping them with aggressive and expensive drugs. more now from abc's tom llamas. >> reporter: this morning, victims and the relatives will face the cancer doctor who they say tried their lives to make millions. >> he took my husband from us. our life has been turned upside down and total hell. >> reporter: dr. farid fata expected to hear from several of his former patients during his sentencing hearing in federal court in detroit. fat that pleading guilty to health care fraud and other charges. according to the criminal complaint he deliberately misdi

he produced "nashville" "karate kid" and "oceans 11" and produced for elvis presley and frank sinatra. he died monday of cardiac arrest in santa barbara, california and, and was 77 years old. >>> a man in calgary, canada takes to the skies using only helium balloons and a cheap lawn chair. now he's in trouble with police. take a look. daniel boria using this $10 chair and 101 helium balloons he says he was trying to draw attention to his cleaning products company. probably got a lot of attention he did not want. boria says he intended to par chute himself into the calgary stampede the city's famous rodeo. what could go wrong there? the weather did not cooperate for him. he says he was looking down through the clouds at 747s and that it felt like 30 below up there. but instead boria landed in an industrial field. police have charged him with one count of mischief causing danger to life. of so many things that could go wrong. >> i kept thinking of the movie "up." it looked so awesome until you actually see it in action. >> this is not the movie "up." >> not many mornings you get to use

sinatra's life. >> how cool. >> yes, cool. >> your dad was a great journalist, frank gibney, news magazine guy, kind of, you know, old school journalism. he influenced your thinking about how to put these kinds of stories -- i was thinking, you know, what might have been an influence for you and i kind of come to your dad's life --. >> well, he was a huge influence for me, though he was, i think, disappointed that i didn't go into the family business, into the print. >> right. >> and he didn't really understand --. >> you have a brother in journalism. >> i do. i have two brothers in journalism. he didn't really understand the movie thing. but nevertheless, he had a sense of curiosity about the world. >> right. >> and also his notorious penchant for -- you know, it's told that if you want to prosper, you suck up and kick down. he was good at sucking down and kicking up, which was not a very good career path strategy. >> that would be a good name for a documentary. "sucking down and kicking up: the frank gibney story." >> right, that's right. >> you know what, if he were with us and he saw what you did with scient

sinatra. i grew one his music my dad would always play it for us. you met frank? >> i met frank.amazing. >> what was he like. >> oh, great just wonderful. >> marilyn monroe, died so young. >> i know. >> when did you hook one marilyn? >> little bit, of course, she died she was what 30 something years old. so i met her before. >> so you have painted i'm sure a loft celebrities. do you have a favorite one? >> i love them all. just love them all. >> do you have a favorite painting that you've done? >> i love them you. >> we love them all. we love specially the bright, bright colors. >> yes. >> this is casino of what puts you on the map these iconic-type paintings. >> yes. >> does this conjure any sort of, i don't know, memories for you, as we head -- >> well, things dow all the time. it is like one of hundreds of different images i do, and here we are, which is four of them. >> you have fascinating child hood. >> yes. >> your parents left germany right before hitler was starting to come to power. >> we moved to shanghai and i lived there for the first ten years of my life. it was the