a big milestone for frank sinatra fans.ur tribute to beloved old blue eyes, his music and his legacy. it's friday, december 11th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> welcome. good morning, good morning. >> hallelujah. it's friday into it is friday. my fifth day here. reena is very tired. >> you're a lot of work. i said you're a lot of work. >> i've exhausted you. >> i'm ready for the weekend. >> i think i did that after day one. here's the thing, reena fell asleep in the makeup chair. >> you did not. >> you did. i've got food poisoning. this ship could go down at any time. >> i was worried you had snapped a photo and was about to surprise me with my mouth wide open and drool coming out. >> that to come. >> no. >> i'm launching today an instagram account of hinds the scenes of this very show. that will be one of them. deal with it. >> no. richard, you would never. you would never. >> but boy, we've got a lot of stuff breaking out of san bernardino. >> yeah, so much as we have every single night this we

i learned to appreciate frank sinatra later on. ck 'n roll in the 1950's hit me hard. , i thought allin of the other stuff is old-fashioned. but when you get older and you , frank more about music sinatra started to make a lot of sense to me. then i started to watch a lot of his old movies. there was one song, old man river, and you hear how great his voice was. he had a quality and he set a trend. singers after that wanted to sound like frank sinatra. 1980's, things slow down. tom: i got complacent. not meaning to. but because of the success that 1960's-19 in the 70's, i was playing arenas in america throughout the 1970's into the 1980's, trying to get songs but they were not coming my way. and i thought, maybe they won't. maybe i will wait until a song comes. so i was playing places that may be a shouldn't have been in. was is why, in the box, i playing in a place where they had weddings in the daytime at singers at night. my son was working the lights for me. and he was trying to get the spotlight through chandeliers that were ha

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charlie: you were on the same wavelength as frank sinatra. too.wo were friends, tom: yes.same time as elvis presley and frank sinatra, i recorded an album called "from the heart." it was a bunch of standards that i did with big arrangements. and elvis bought it and i asked what do you think? he said, we don't do that. we leave that to frank. don't go there. and i said, i like that. and he said yes, but don't record it. don't do it. stick with me. and when i saw frank sinatra, he would say, forget the rock 'n roll. you are a great jazz singer. you could really get into some jazz. i said yes, i like doing it all. so i was in a position where frank sinatra was trying to push me one way and elvis presley was pulling me another way. what a position to be in. being pulled by two of the greatest singers ever. charlie: what was it about sinatra? tom: i think it was the tone of his voice. he had a demanding tone. he was a very good singer. i learned to appreciate frank sinatra later on. because rock 'n roll in the 1950's hit me hard. when that came in, i thought all of the other st

and i think you're going to like it in your work week >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> star studded salute to the frank sinatraht. celebrated the man affectionly known as the voice. there's local dj sid mark. he befriended sinatra more than half a century go. he sat down with jessica dean to talk about the time he spent with his friend frank. >> celebrating 69 big years. it's sunday with sinatra on talk radio 1210 wpht. frank sinatra and sid marks. >> the songs are medical denies medical denies of memories. >> if you were a friend you had the friend, frank sinatra. >> start spreading the news. >> every sunday you can find sid mark right here at 20121210 wph. he started the gig in the fifties meeting old blue eyes himself for the first time in the late '60s. >> i got the call saying mr. sinatra would like you to be his guest in las vegas for the weekend. i went out and met with frank it was easy the most exciting thing in my contrary and we hit it off. became friends. >> as friends do the two spent time together exchanged letters and christmas proefrnts present over the year, the his royalty that set him apart.

items that we bring jim: if only old blue eyes were still around today, tomorrow would have been frank sinatra's 100 birthday. jessica: the las vegas strip has changed a lot since sinatra was here. we talk about those who knew him and those that worked with him. >> frank sinatra was an entertaining superstar. on the super 12, 1915 --december 12, 1915, signaling professionally by age 20. his career brought him to las vegas. >> 18 years later, elvis presley entered the scene, giving frank serious condition for top billing. ferdie grossman had a front row to what became music history. >> two stars. and i knew them both. i knew elvis and i knew frank. >> the stars were dramatically different, but it was sinatra's polished performances that many believe launched the smooth clamor that became the signature of vegas. >> fill my heart with song >> that was a special music for the time and for vegas. >> he won an oscar, he did movies. he did a bad period where he lost his voice. he was a survivor. >> he had that magic. same as always. you can't duplicate that magic. the cockiness, that's a lot was. >> wh

get fios. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> star studded salute to the frank sinatra tonight. ated the man affectionly known as the voice. there's local dj sid mark. he befriended sinatra more than half a century go. he sat down with jessica dean to talk about the time he spent with his friend frank. >> celebrating 69 big years. it's sunday with sinatra on talk radio 1210 wpht. frank sinatra and sid marks. >> the songs are medical denies medical denies of memories. >> if you were a friend you had the friend, frank sinatra. >> start spreading the news. >> every sunday you can find sid mark right here at 20121210 wph. he started the gig in the fifties meeting old blue eyes himself for the first time in the late '60s. >> i got the call saying mr. sinatra would like you to be his guest in las vegas for the weekend. i went out and met with frank it was easy the most exciting thing in my contrary and we hit it off. became friends. >> as friends do the two spent time together exchanged letters and christmas proefrnts present over the year, the his royalty that set him apart. >> he tha

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hold my hand reporter: frank sinatra was an entertaining superstar born december 12, 1915. age 20 and by 1951, sinatra's career brought him to las vegas. i love vegas in the springtime reporter: 18 years later, elvis presley entered the scene, giving frank serious competition for top billing. famed vegas restaurant owner freddy glausman had a front-row seat to what became music history. >> those are the two stars and i knew them both. i knew elvis and i knew frank. reporter: their styles were dramatically different but it was sinatra's polished performances that many believe launched the smooth glamor that became the signature of vegas. fill my heart with song >> that music was special music for las vegas and special music for the time. >> he won an oscar. he had a bad period where he lost his voice. he was a survivor. that was the great part of him. >> he had that magic. can't duplicate. that magic. the way he moved his body, the cockiness. that's all it was. reporter: whatever he had, it worked. in the 1950's, sinatra was making $4 million a year. pia isadora shared the st

sinatra? >> i did. nice to see you, michael. >> what did frank want? >> i'm not sure. hey, baby, how are you? at, you cuckoo cat you. >> you did in the audition, pretty gutsy move. >> i know, i did a sinatra-esque character at the improvisation comedy club about ten blocks from here. i went in, i did this when i auditioned for "saturday night live," i said the old man, it was the word youth, if you do frank sinatra -- it was a song i did called ♪ i don't stand a ghost of a chance with you ♪ so i did it. we got laughs and worked it out. but the thing is when they asked me to do him, i chickened out. >> why were you apprehensive then as the skit? >> it was the old man, my father's hero, the greatest generation, it was frank sinatra, it was the north jersey italian american and it wasn't fear. oh, afraid the old man, no, it wasn't any fear, it was just respect. >> what did he think of joe piscopo doing the imitation on "snl"? >> he loved it. >> did he? >> yes. "saturday night live" wasn't really the kind of show for that generation, but he -- and i didn't know until i got an invite in the mail, a

. >> also -- ♪ be a lady tonight >> the grammy's honor frank sinatra. >> and we reveal whose hair isd who's wigging out. >> where's my hair? i bought it. >>> anyway, in our 35th season, this is "entertainment tonight." >> hello, everyone. and thanks so much for joining us. >> we are in front of the news makingheadlines. here are tonight's top stories. >>> charlie sheen's ex-fiance suing for assault and emotional distress. >> i deserve justice. >> i'm tired of being scared. i'm scared of charlie. i'm scared of the backlash. >> that's former adult film actress with "e.t." today. she and charlie sheen were engaged for nine months in 2014. >> i still miss the idea of we could've had this fairy tale. >> when it was over,rossi torched momentos of their life together. >> i know he doesn't miss me. he doesn't regret anything he's done to me. i know he blamed it on me. but most of all, i miss his kids. because his kids were my kids. >> rossi, who is hi negative says her lawsuit is about abuse, not charlie's hiv status, per se. >> he started to become extreme physically abusive, but the abuse

the grammys honor frank sinatra. we're inside the rehearsal. >> and we reveal whose hair is real and who is wigging out? >> it's my hair because i bought >> now in our 35th season, this >> entertainment tonight." >> thank you for joining us. >> we're in front of the newsmaking headlines right now. here are tonight's top stories. >> charlie sheen's ex-fiancee suing for assault and motional distress. >> what i deserve is justice. >> i'm tired of being scared. >> i'm scared of charlie. i'm scared of the backlash. >> that former adult film  actress with "e.t." today. she and charlie sheen were engaged for nine months in 2014. >> i still miss the idea of what could have been a fairytale. >> she torched momentos of their life together. >> i know he doesn't miss me or regret anything that he's done to me. i know he blames it on me. but most of all, i miss his kids. his kids were my kids. >> ross who is hiv negative says her lawsuit has nothing to do with charlie's hiv status. >> he started to become extremely physically ab

frank sinatra was a friend of mark simone. mark you wept back from frank. >> you know, this is my favorite show. i watch this show every day. you catch me up. i learn everything, i watch mike woods and say i have to go to gym. rosanna: we say the same thing, mark. >> make him put a jacket on. >> well, you hang with frank. >> yes, in the hay days. if he invited you to dinner, bring your sunglasses, it is noon until you get home. and you didn't know what city you were going to. to dinner with him? >> i can't believe it. i didn't have the heart to tell him, incidenter is 45 people. engineerly lewis once had dinner with him and he got up and left for a while, a telegram came and saying frank pass the salt, jerry. [laughter] >> that's funny. did you go to any of his shows, i went to one. >> only one? >> my parents had dinner with them a number of times. >> yes, to your restaurant. he had rules about a show, never did an encore. if you get people to a fever pitch and screaming, that's the goal, leave. ash tieses come back and do the

cool swagger helped launch sinatra man during the second world war. >> traffic stopping crowds as frank sinatra opens a sensational three-week engagement. >> reporter: he sang to the wives and girlfriends of soldiers fighting overseas. he was so popular, that he had over 1,000 fan clubs across the u.s. sinatra's live shows are legendry. he signed on to perform athe desert inn in 1951. becoming a vegas institution for three decades. >> who's broad? >> it's my sister. >> reporter: h reaed the pinnacle in film with 1951 "from here to eternity." sharing the screen within burt lancaster and montgomery clift and wning the academy award >> and i'm very moved and i really don't know what to say. >> reporter: we can't forget the rat pack. frank sinatra becoming the head of the packfter humphrey bogart's death in the late '50s. along with dean martin, sammy davis junior and peter lawford, the rat pack defined entertainment and style for generations to come as they appeared together on stage and screen. at the height of his stardom, sinatra became a true multi -- love me tender, love me sweet, never let m

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. >> frank sinatra? >> yes! betty yu, very good!rank sinatra. 100 years ago in hoboken, new jersey. boy, what a life. >>> as we overlook the san jose airport right now, the numbers 57 degrees at concord, oakland 56, livermore 53, san francisco 56 degrees. santa rosa 53. satellite-radar shows that we have rain up in the pacific northwest sinking south as a cold front develops south of the parent low. you can see showers beginning to touch the northern part of the state but the rain will not return to the bay area until the wee small hours of the morning. a little frank sinatra thing there. rain up north all day today. but we'll pick up light rain after midnight and the front will sweep through on sunday. pretty sharp spike of rain coming in about, oh, 9:00 in the north bay. you will city in a minute. then later in the south bay like 11:00 in the morning. you will see it in a minute. up to 1.5" of rain in the higher elevations of the north bay and three-quarters inch on sunday for the south bay, as well. futurecast draws a bead on thi

for all the friends and lovers he had, frank sinatra knew lonely. and he proved it every timim he stood on stagagand sang this song by harold arlen and johnny mercer called "one for my baby (and one more for the road)." so, set 'em up, joe, for our host seth macfarlane. (cheering) (piano playing) it's quarter to 3:00 there's no one in the place so set 'em up, joe i've got a little story you ought to know we're drinking, my friend to the end of a brief episode... make it one for my baby and one more for the road i've got the routine so drop another nickel i'm feeling so bad i wish you'd make the music dreamy and sad i could tell you a lot but you've got to be true to your code... make it one for my baby and one more for the road you'd never know it but, buddy, i'm a kind opoet and i've got a lot of things and when i'm gloomy you simply got to listen to me until it's talked away... (carrying note) well that's how it goes joe, i know you're getting anxious to close well, thanks for the cheer i hope you didn't mind this torch that i found must be drowne

music's legends, frank sinatra would have turned 100. cbs will he remember him with a prime time specialw mo rocca we're getting early start. >> and what a life. when frank sinatra sang, you could tell. what were the ingredients? >> he had an appeal to both men and women. i think that men could identify with him. of women wanted to feed him. >> ahead this "sunday morning," frank's three children on century of sinatra. >> osgood: the art world calls it the heist of the century. works by rembrandt, vermerr and others stolen. remains unsolved mystery investigated with you erin >> more than 25 years ago, the isabella stuart gardner museum in boston was left with 13 empty spaces after two brazen thieves walked out with half a billion dollars worth of art. and then vanished. >> they woke up the next morning, i believe, unwittingly realized they committed the heist of the century. >> how you can help solve and put paintings back where they belong. later on "sunday morning." >> osgood: introducing brie larson. she's a young actress who some say

if you let me love you >> that is just one of the memorable moments from the grammy tribute to frank sinatra. he would have turned 100 years old this year. >> a lot of big names participating, garth brooks, lady gaga, alicia key and we were in the middle of it. come fly with me >> i think he's one of those artists. it's like, i know that song. i know that song. i get a kick out of you >> we always thought that adam levine had that cool sinatra vibe. they put together today's hottest stars who all say the legend's songs are timeless. >> how did frank sinatra inspire you? >> he inspires me now more than ever. board for a reason. this guy knew business and music. i wanna wake up in that city that doesn't sleep >> lady gaga belt out "new york, new york" and posed backstage with frank's daughter nancy at the wynne las vegas. john legend had sinatra swag and usher killed it. >> really reaffirms he's going to live forever. his whole life was about great music and those songs never die. >> harry connick jr. actually met sinatra at a new orleans club when he was a kid. >> my sister was there and had

for all the friends and lovers he had, frank sinatra knew lonely. anhe proved it every time he stood on stage and sang this song by harold arlen and johnny mercer called "one for my baby (and one more for the road)." so, set 'em up, joe, for our host seth macfarlane. (cheering) (piano playing) it's quarter to 3:00 except you and me so set 'em up, joe i've got a little story you ought to know we're drinking, my friend to the end of a brief episode... make it one for my baby and one more for the road i've got the routine in the mamaine i'm feeling so bad i wish you'd make the music dreamy and sad could tell you a lot but you've got to be true to your code... make it one for my baby and one more for the road you'd never know it and i've got a lot of things i'd like to say andndhen i'm gloomy you simply got to listen to me until it's talked away... (carrying note) well that's how it goes joe, i know you're getting anxious to close well, thanks for the cheer my bending your ear... this torch that i found must be drowned or it soon will explode... make it

frank sinatra would have turned 100- years-old today. the iconic performer took the stage here in las vegas for 43-years. many credit sinatra as the star entertainment capital of the world. the 9- time grammy winner died in 1998 at the age of 82. /// toss to ashley for weather ashley conroy

>> yeah. >>> well, up next, happy birthday ol' blue eyes. >> yeah, frank sinatra would i ate it up and spit it out i took the b and did it my way >> sure did, mr. sinatra. and little-known facts about frank, that song "my way," one of his biggest hits, sinatra disliked it because he thought the song was self-indulgent. >> it is a bit self-indulgent. don't you think? >> i think he's standing up for the way he likes to do things. nothing wrong with that. >> no, but i can see what he means about that song. and sinatra wore lifts in his shoes. at 5'7" he was sensitive about his height. >> okay. who knew. he also was a big baby. sinatra weighed 13 pounds at birth, his poor momma. >> i thought you meant he was a big baby becse he was sensitive about his height. >> no, no, he was born big. >>> and also from the don't try a vertigo-inducing display from the canary islands. >> this is amazing. so this is cycling superstar danny macaskill, he descended the beach town of los palmas and jumped from one rooftop to another and he does a loop de loop from one roof to another. it's one of the most ast

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called me last night and frank sinatra didn't call me after every speech, let me tell you. it was one of those moments rarely with reagan would you absolutely be reminded that they can came up in show business. anti-new when something landed in when something didn't. anti-new when something works, and baby, frank sinatra was one of his friends who would give it to them straight. so that is my challenges for the fact is all of us there that day, that hectic day, that crazy, painful they did the best that we could do and all made it through. >> that's an interesting story. especially the part of ranks and not have validated the speech. >> frank sinatra was telling in show business terms, don't worry, rouhani, atlanta. you know that phrase, get the joke land? it landed. spook what was your relationship with him after that, with the president? >> with the president, after the challenger speech, sometime after that, maybe six or eight months later i left because kind of a little power equation in the white house were the people i worked for and what hired me left and went on to

today is the 100th anniversary of frank sinatra's birth. iend is here to honor old blue eyes. first we spoke with tony about the influence sinatra had over his career. >> what did you think about his voice. >> just a gorgeous singer. understood the art of intimate singing. >> ♪ night and day >> frank sinatra had already been making them swoon for more than a decade when tony bennett's "because of you" went to number one in 1951. ♪ because of you there is a song in my heart ♪ >> bennett, who was born anthony in queens, new york couldn't help but admire the older italian american singer from across the river in hoboken new jersey. >> did you see him at the paramount? i did. >> that early success earned bennett the gig as host of a summer replacement series for the perry comeau show in 1956. >> a very small orchestra and no big guess stars. so i didn't know what to do. so i just took a chance. and i went backstage at the paramount when sinatra was there doing four shows a day. and he had me come up to his room and he said "what is it, kid?" to

frank sinatra did not call me after every speech. let me tell you. it was one of those moments, rarely would you be reminded that reagan came up and shown -- came up in show business and a new when something landed and when something didn't. frank sinatra was one of his friends who would give it to him straight, so that is my challenge her story. we all this that day, that hectic day to the best that we could do and all made it through. >> that is an interesting story. >> was telling him don't worry, it landed. >> after the challenger speech sometime after that six or eight months later ii left, there was a power collision in the white house where the people i had worked for and had hired me left and went on to other things. came into the chief of staff for reagan and i have great affection for him but as chief of staff he did not work and the people he brought in so i doubt the mice did not work well with the speechwriting command i just thought, my work here is done. however, a very beautiful thing happened i went home and had a baby. reagan three

. >> frank sinatra his hometown celebrates a milestone.delphia holds a special connection to this iconic entertainer. ♪ ♪ spend less time chasing sales and more time making room at the table. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >> today marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of frank sinatra. hoboken the town where he was born is honoring him with a plaque. the singing legend was one of the best selling music artists of all time. his career will be remembered in a star-studded concert this weekend. frank sinatra and ava gardener got married here in philadelphia back in 1951. >>> frugal fashionistas, today what's the deal is just for you. >> reporter: if you're looking for a holiday gift for that special lady in your life or something for yourself to wear to a holiday party check out this boutique. if you like uber lux labels stop by the consignment boutique in narberth. >> we have skirts and slacks and jeans. >> reporter: prices are 30 to 15% off retail sometimes more. >> everyday someth

frank sinatra. greg: happy birthday, frank. greg: one cool dude. he was born in hoboken. interestingly enough, he was supposed to be named martin. he decided he wanted to become a singer after watching being greg: there is a little star outside. following throughout that city. >> he won an oscar. rosanna: you know how much he makes? greg: he was a sidekick for the movie. he was also fantastic. rosanna: very good. quite convincingly. greg: the original. frank's movie was better. rosanna: in the 9:00 o'clock hour, we will pay tribute to him. and then the singer steve tyrell is currently at the carlyle hotel singing. he will be here performing as well. up? >> temperatures. it is nice and warm outside. what is down is visibility. the dense fog advisory expanded into nassau county. basically through long island. dense fog advisory open till eight-9:00 o'clock this morning. give yourself extra time if you have to commute to those areas. mainly long island. along the coast of connecticut. basically, our coastal locations looking at a lot of fog out there. temperature wise, it is

frank sinatra was born 100 years ago today. 17 years after he died, sinatra remains one of the best-selling of all time. he has records have sold more than 150 million copies around the world. an artist for all time. >>> it was a tough game for the unbeaten state warriors last night against the boston celtics. but in the end, the unbeaten warriors prevailed in double overtime. 124-119. doing so, the warriors extended their unbeaten streak to 24 games. >>> in philadelphia, a new twist today at the 116th annual army-navy game. both teams wearing special helmets. navy announced last month its players would wear different helmets depicting different ships in its fleets. >>> across the country, those who served and sacrificed in war were honored today in arlington and other veteran cemeteries. hundreds of thousands of wreaths were placed at the graves of the fallen. it was part of national wreaths across america today, which was started at arlington more than two decades ago and has expanded throughout the united states. >>> we're back in a moment with how one little girl's dream made it into on