frank sinatra could say whatever he wanted know what i mean? cool. and misogyny was just great for him. he'd be up there and like that's why the lady is a tramp. do me. >> you doing something to make extra money? >> sometimes. i did have to come up with like 600 dollars because i had to get an emergency root canal and there is no insurance in comedy. so a friend of mine told me that i should go on craigslist and i'm not going to do anything illegal but i'll take a like. and i went on craigslist and saw this link and the guy kept saying dollar signs for worn panti panties. i was like how much you paying. he was like 300 dollars as long as it's worn. so i met him like at the rite aide parking lot. he came up and i'm like you got the money? i rolled down my window. and he actually handed me 300 bucks. and i had my grandma costco underwear and i gave it to him and he grabbed it from me and shoved it in his pants and then like ran from the parking lot in like two seconds. and i'm like well, let me know if you want some more. and then i go home and i keep

about, like, dean or frank sinatra or somebody that you worked with, you know, over the years you wouldnot at all? >> none. >> ironically, the very first time he spoke to "e.t." in 1981, he actually joked about passing away. >> when i croak, i'm not interested in the dinner or the wake. i don't want you all to go dancing that evening. this is in honor of the old man. i want to hear it now. in my present while i can enjoy it. >> he was one of a kind. rough around the edges at times, but a sweetheart. we have more from jerry later, including his tumultuous relationship with dean martin. how frank sinatra orchestrated their tv reunion. >>> up next -- >> have mercy. >> you may be saying the same thing when we show you john stamos celebrating turning 54 in his birthday suit. >>> plus -- >> we have had one disagreement ever, period. >> jay-z tells all about that el ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. this august visit your local volvo dealer to receive sommar savings of up to $4,500. >>> at the pre

of the two most spectacular careers in the history of american entertainment, the other being frank sinatra's. long after he became an institution, here what how presley looked and sounded on an nbc television special four seasons ago. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪

. >> do you have a favorite story about, like, dean or frank sinatra or somebody that you worked with the years you would like to share? >> no. >> not at all? >> none. >> ironically, the very first time he spoke to "e.t." in 1981, he actually joked about dying. >> when i croak, i'm not interested in the dinner or the wake. i don't want you all to go dancing that evening. this is in honor of the old man. i want to hear it now. in my presence while i can enjoy it. >> he was one of a kind. we have more from jerry later, including his the multiyous relationship with dean martin. >>> up next -- >> have mercy. >> you may be saying the same thing when we show you john say most celebrating turning 54 in his birthday suit. >>> plus -- >> we have had one disagreement ever, period. >> jay-z tells awele about that elevator fight with yops's sister. >>> and flip flor flop's tarek el moussa. >> is it >>> at the premiere of leap, carly roadway get 40% off on coit residential cleaning services including carpet and hardwood, tile, stone, even air ducts and window treatments. and your satisfaction is 1

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standard a his dual role in "the nutty he helped raise $2 billion for ellen degeneres tweeted jerry frank sinatra famously the 1976 muscular dystrophy >>> are you read write for this aftern total solar eclipse. >> you can take part in this event. one of the best places to see it is out west. nbc 10's jay gray is in casper, wyomin you're in the path of totality covere up ready to get inside here. we're on a ridge overlooking the city. should be a prime viewing spot. he expect those in this area. now look there have been people we've been here. there an eclipse festival. they block off the downtown area. a of fun, anticipation day. really the only thing that could foul up, if you will, it's beautiful right now. beauti stars up above the to and we expect to continue to see that clear sky through the eclips fingers crossed. we wan to make sure we see this show. >> absolutely, we do. >>> jay, thank you. things calm out there but well, right? >> rep yeah. look, we expect a surge of even area. the state of wyoming believes we know that the airport in eclips some people just flying in to out. pretty amaz

frank sinatra. jerry lewis was the franc sinatra of comedy. as sinatra was inundated in music and music translated around the world, so did jerry lewis. jerry's comic genius, comedy, american comedy doesn't transfer out of america, sometimes it doesn't because of the bare voice. lewis had the slap stick ability. he was amazing director. he invented techniques or used techniques invented in new ways, stuff that had been there but not used the way he used it and when he directed films. his humanitarian contribution to the world in terms of muscular dystrophy as you know was barring none, and it's a great loss because it closes a chapter almost. we had two great losses, dick gregory, the great comedian and justice warrior who was able to deal with stuff through humor, not violence. we mourn his loss. jerry had the quality. a very good interview that raymond deroyio did, one of the last big interviews that you should show clips of that, quite revealing. he was the abbott of the friar's club the last several years. >> let me ask you real quick, jer

. >> u-turn on frank sinatra and it just puts you in the mood, doesn't it? >> summer wind. >> it is heating up. we are also talking about the hurricane in texas. welcome back to mornings on 2. bauta, august 25. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's go to steve paulson. >>> there is this hurricane. that song reminds me of my mom. let's get to it. i remember when the old circle star theater, which was a great venue, he played there once. we were going to see him but we did not have time. >>> corpus christi -- we do have this category 2 hurricane, almost category 3 hurricane. wind at 110 miles an hour. the storm surge and the rainfall will be bad. 20-40 inches in isolated areas. could reach a strong landll tonight. time it makes water temperatures are very warm. our fog is increasing rapidly. there was not a lot an hour ago but now there is its continuing to ramp up on the san mateo and santa cruz coast. it's much cooler this morning. the air mass is cool for some of the north. upper 40s. low clouds will give way to sunshine. thunderstorm activity has tail

of singles with the session musicians the wrecking crew, phil spector, the righteous brothers, frank sinatra, it was glenn campbell on guitar. and eventually... a breakthrough hit of his own. but it was the partnership with songwriterjimmy webb that gave him a career defining songs, by the time we get to phoenix, galveston, wichita lineman. clean cut, conservative, he was suddenly country music's biggest star, with his own tv show. # i have someone who needs me # someone i've needed so long... # but i'm going to be where the lights are shining on me... rhinestone cowboy was a glorious return to form after a dip in fortunes that had taken place in the ‘70s. but his personal life was farfrom glorious. # the heartbreak boy...# i think i probablyjust quit letting god run my life and i actuallyjust got into the drugs and the blues pretty heavy. # i am a lineman for the county, and i... what? drive the main roads. that slight stumble over the words, it was the beginning of alzheimer's. # and the wichita lineman...# he'd long put his wild days behind him but memories were fading. what stayed with h

music: frank sinatra — fly me to the moon. # fly me to the moon.ve seen quite a few showers around today, some heavy and some have been thundery. the radar picture tells the story, you can see the showers as they broke out across parts of northern ireland, england, wales, with flashes of lightning, rumbles of thunder and hail for good measure, based on train for north—east scotland. this evening and overnight after a spell of wet weather drifts across wales, the midlands and east anglia things will dry up with clear spells, some showers continuing in spots exposed to the north—westerly wind and temperatures overnight around 11—13d. into tomorrow, crivelli crew will start to the day but the fairly bright start to the day, we will see showers developing at times, particularly for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, drier in the south and temperature is at best around 16 — 21 degrees. the legendary entertainer sir bruce forsyth has died at the age of 89. the star of strictly macro die this afternoon at his home surrounded by his family. h

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when frank sinatra walked martin on and they looked at each other.y stood, there the audience went crazy and jerry lewis said, are you working? a beautiful line. the pictures you see him very overweight. when he had that really bad illness and they had him on prednisone and you gain a lot of weight. at the end of his life he was very, very slim. he'd lost a lot of height. he used to be like 6'3". i think jerry, at the end, was like 5'9". but there will never be another jerry lewis and you asked if anyone today is that big, the answer is unequivocally, no. >> one more thing. we'd be remiss. it wouldn't be a complete biography not to mention hi charity work. all of those decades, jerry the kids. support for muscular dystrophy. i asked his publicist if he ever explained to her why that was such a key part of his life. she said no. she said it was very private to him. did he ever talk about that with you? about his dedication to jerry's kids as we knew them? >> i could never get him to answer that. he was -- a great interview, very responsive, but on tha

. >> the live music kicks off with a tribute to frank sinatra. watch an expert pizza toss by a 12 time world champion and grab a slice. did you know you can slice ice cream and roll it up? it's the newest tasty treat to hit the mission. it's on 16th street in valencia. they will celebrate their grand opening this weekend on sunday, august 20th. one of the specialties include ice cream tacos. if you're not necessarily the event type but want to do exploring this weekend find the wishing tree. it's true to field the soul and maybe even compel you to set some personal goals. the wishing tree is adorned with hundreds of colorful papers. each one with a wish. they range from i wish for world peace to things like i hope to be a rock star. remember all sorts of things to do on our website, abc7ne find the hoodline section. wishing you happy weekend. >> you too. >>> a trip down memory lane. do you remember your very first bike? this little girl will never forget her experience. the kind stranger who is went above and beyond after a family couldn't afford

as a session musician he also played on some of the biggest records of the 1960s, from frank sinatraboys. now on bbc news, waheed's wars — saving lives across the world. afghanistan, a country wracked by seemingly interminable war. here, there are always casualties. in the hospitals, they fight their own daily battle against injury and disease, armed with the most basic facilities. on the outskirts of the capital, kabul, lies a refugee camp for around 1000 afghan families displaced by war and poverty. today, they have a visitor, a man who knows how it is to live in the most basic of conditions. it is very sad to see this. it brings all my memories back. in his kitchen in chester, dr waheed arian is taking yet another call from afghanistan. a hospital in kabul has a problem and needs expert help. most hospitals there have his number on speed dial. over the past two years, he has established a network of around 100 volunteer doctors and consultants in the west who give free advice to hospitals in war zones. it is all done by text, whatsapp, skype, and e—mail. this is tele—medicine at i

and during a telethon, frank sinatra surprised him.e'll end on this poignant moment when frank sinatra says he would like to bring out a friend. >> i have a friend who loves what you do every year and just wanted to come out. would you send my friend out, please? where is he? would you send him out here? [ cheers and applause ] >> that is such a beautiful moment, dick. do you have any last thoughts? >> that was stunning. i remember i was lucky enough to get to see that live. an interesting little sideline about jerry. he would have loved to have had an education. and we would talk about that. he had done pretty well. and one time i used a word that he didn't know and he made me explain it. and then he took out a little notebook that he kept because he liked to improve his vocabulary and wrote it in. it was an interesting sideline. have you ever seen a hilarious photograph, the great writer kept it on his wall, chessboard in the middle, jerry on one side in deep concentration at the chess board and in deep concentration at the chess boa

it was also the stage used by his pal frank sinatra to re unite lewis with dean martin after a 20 year feud. a sentimental moment in tv history. >> over the years the tell -a-thon raised more than one and a half billion dollars but after nearly five decades, lewis and mda decided to part ways. he stepped down as the group's chairman and the show went on without him. >> it isn't possible, jerry to replace you, sir, you can never be replaced. >> reporter: in what would be his final appearance lewis was overcome with emotion as he sang his signature song. >> ♪ you will never walk alone ♪ >> thank you, good night. >> reporter: danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with us everyone still ahead on "eyewitness news", healing in spain, more tributes pouring in at growing memorial at the area in barcelona just days after a van attack killed 13 people. >>> honoring the youngest victim of the pulse nightclub massacre how our local community is keeping our memory alive. chelsea. >>> what kind of weather can you expect for the eclipse. we will have all important foreca >>> welco

time magazine once called him the most important singer of the 20th century ahead of bob dylan, frank sinatra and elvis. time for our business update with brian quintero -- time for our business update with brian quinn. there is a very serious warning from britain's food industry as brexit gets closer. >> a major u.k. food and drug industry craig group -- trade group is sounding an alarm over labor supply as eu nationals leave the country's workforce. the sector relies heavily on european migrant workers and investing in exodus following last summer's vote to leave the eu. drinktain's food and industry has never been able to cherry pick its workers. a parliamentary report published in april noted that despite workersto entice u.k. to the agricultural sector britons did not want to work. of the 2 million eu nationals living in the u.k. one and five work in the food sector. last summer's about to exit the european union and fears about the future rights of eu citizens in britain consider the seeds of disaster. matter of time before the uncertainty results in an irreversible exit of eu workers f

reporter: in the 1960's, glen campbell started out as a session musician clever and the stars like frank sinatras -- when he couldn't go on to with the beach boys, the band asked campbell to take his place. his breakthrough as a solo artist followed just two years later. the artist formed a bridge between country and pop music. he sold over 45 million records and was inducted into the country music hall of fame in 2005. outside of music, campbell also became a tv and film star. he hosted his own tv show and start along john wayne in the 1969 version of true grit. he garnered a golden globe nomination. his offstage life wasn't always as shiny as his career. he struggled with substance abuse and was accused of domestic violence. >> i had a rough time in my life. through a couple years there, i wish i had never saw or spoke to. but just to get back to now, yeah, i really enjoy and i really appreciate music a lot more than i did when i was younger. reporter: in his later years, campbell released several records and kept on touring. in june 2011, the singer revealed he had been diagnosed with alzheim

produced to those wholbums work standshis alongside that is other icons such as elvis presley and frank sinatra was born to armenian presidents and fled to france. he felt compelled to help after an earthquake. >> it is strange, i realized it was like i had a child that had to be looked after. ♪ aznavour has a career that spans over eight decades and he continues to write songs and perform. ♪ molly: you are watching "france 24." it is time for our business update. i am joined by brian in. we have troubling figures here in france when it comes to the french economy. brian: the unemployment figures have come out and it's not a pretty sight. a significant rise in the number of job seekers. nearly 35,000 people joined the ranks of the unemployed to rise up a full percent here. france has seen encouraging dips in the stubborn unemployment rate, but the july bump puts it on track for a yearly rise of .1%. over three and a half million people are now seeking work in the country and all sectors saw a rise in july. youth unemployment is on the climb with jobless seniors and long-term unemployment also i

. >> u-turn on frank sinatra and it just puts you in the mood, doesn't it?er wind. >> it is heating up. we are also talking about the hurricane in texas. welcome back to mornings on 2. bauta, august 25. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's go to steve paulson. >>> there is this hurricane. that song reminds me of my mom. let's get to it.

he also played on some of the biggest records of the 1960s, from frank sinatra to the beach boys.hasjust gone it has just gone past half past two in the morning. that means it is time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. what is going on in poland? injuly, the badawi. what is going on in poland? in july, the european badawi. what is going on in poland? injuly, the european union began legal action against the polish government over proposed reforms, that critics say will politicise the legal system. it has threatened to withdraw funding and suspend voting rights in eu. my guess today is witold waszczykowski. it is poland turning away from liberal democracy? and what does this mean for its people and its place in europe and the world. —— my guest tiday. —— today. foreign minister witold waszczykowski, and warsaw, welcome to hardtalk. your party won the elections but is now facing criticisms. what has gone wrong?” criticisms. what has gone wrong?|j don't criticisms. what has gone wrong?” don't think anything is wrong in poland. we are running the country for the

as a session musician he also played on some of the biggest records of the 1960s, from frank sinatrao the beach boys now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. what is going on in poland? injuly, the european union began legal action against the polish government, over controversial proposed reforms, that critics say will politicise the legal system. it's threatening to withdraw funding and suspend poland's voting rights in eu. my guest today is the polish foreign minister witold waszczykowski. it is poland, that was a country held up as a model of post—soviet transition, turning away from liberal democracy? and what does this mean for its people and its place in europe and the world? foreign minister witold waszczykowski, in warsaw, welcome to hardtalk. 20 months ago, your law and justice party won the elections, now it is facing a lot of criticisms. what has gone wrong? i don't think anything is wrong in poland. we are running the country for the last 21 months. we've got a very strong democratic mandate from our people in poland. and we are trying stil

of the two most spectacular careers in the history of american entertainment, the other being frank sinatra'she became an institution, here what how presley looked and sounded on an nbc television special four seasons ago. ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound ♪ you ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ ♪ crying all the time ♪ well, you ain't never caught a rabbit and you ain't no friend of mine ♪ >> wow, fascinating to go back in time like that. >> interesting to watch that. i wasn't around when that happened and you realize the impact of him. it reminded me a lot of michael jackson, you see a lot of influences today. >> right. >> just based on watching that. >> and all of the people we lost way too early too. >>> a big day ahead, including the chance to become wealthier way beyond your dreams. plus why this tweet from president obama just did something extraordinary. ...we run marathons... ...companies... ...solve problems. how? we eat. we eat almonds... ...strawberries... ...quinoa. and yeah...we eat chocolate. ♪ we eat in sweatpants... ...in skirts. we eat alone... ...and together. women are strong.

their breakup in 1956, an acrimonious one, not performing together again until frank sinatra reunited them in 1976. by then, lewis had carved out his own unique role, comedies in the late '50s and '60s, a huge influence on the work of jim carrey and eddie murphy. through it all, he remained a formidable icon. >> i have a gun. >> reporter: hollywood grew to appreciate him. he never wafer -- wavered or gave an inch. his tastes shifted, willing to speak his mind. >> i don't care what they write. i'm not going to know about it. >> reporter: on twitter, tributes coming in. jim carrey saying, that fool was no dummy. lewis was an indeniable genius. i am because he was. jerry lewis was 91. chris connelly, abc news, chicago. >> chris, thank you. >>> next tonight, new trouble for president trump as he heads back to washington after 17 days away. a new low for the president in three key states that put him over the top. in michigan, only 36% of registered voters say they approve of his performance. in pennsylvania, just 35%. in wisconsin, 34%. can this white house turn those numbers around? here

with a group called the wrecking crew and face aborted major artists of the time, people like frank sinatrad musicians who just blended into the background at that time. then throughout the 60s and 70s, 80s, he became a star in his own right, as a television performer. he was in movies, in true grit withjohn performer. he was in movies, in true grit with john wayne and performer. he was in movies, in true grit withjohn wayne and offcourse asa grit withjohn wayne and offcourse as a solo artist. the titles are really legendary. we've heard some of them already. wichita lineman, the one you mentioned, i think probably his favourite song, written byjimmy webb, his long—time writing collaborator. he was just a truly versatile star stock like we heard a little earlier —— versatile star. versatile star stock like we heard a little earlier -- versatile star. we heard earlier that he had a particularly ha rd heard earlier that he had a particularly hard life. he was taunted the guitar because on his word he said it was much like to tight band "and from the cotton fields. a remarkable journey tight b

rs, before talk to each other for more than 20 years, before being reunited by, of all people, franks sinatra which jerry lewis hosted for many years, raising a lot of money for the charity. anti-white in so many mediums, started in vaudeville, and successful across radio, television, film, and we're hearing more and more about the philanthropic out of him as well, ratings are much money for muscular dystrophy. absolutely, yes. you mentioned his broad range of talent is there. he also had a very popular version of the alan chilton song,, he directed them since, makes so much money for paramount pictures that an executive there once said if he wanted to burn there once said if he wanted to burn the place down coming he could. basically, a happy keys to the kingdom there. jerry lewis, it was not sophisticated comedy. he often the mind the fact that he was overlooked by the critics. but it was slapstick at its rawest level, if you like, it was very popular with the audiences. a few very much will stop —— thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news: 7—year—old, julian cadman, who had dual brit

if you remember, it was frank — bing crosby, frank sinatra, big bang music, and then rock ‘n' roll camessed over to the white guys — and the whole world. i canjust see, rj — you're about to sing a song — i can see behind you magazines of elvis in asia. growing up in the philippines, rj, why did you and your friends gravitate towards this american icon? there is no other like him. even the beatles idolised him. and we are going to have the first elvis of asia contest on saturday, august 19. august 19, with the prize trip to graceland. about 30 elvises will come. and we'll have limitations round in the morning, then finals at nights. wow. there are competitions taking place even today, even today, after elvis passed away 40 years ago. his legend lives on... yes. ..especially in the philippines! yep. and — and my radio station has been playing elvis all these years. rj fm 100.3. it's nationwide. as a matter of fact, we're — we're also correspondents of bbc radio here. and i can see, rj, you're ready to play a favourite song of yours by elvis presley. and i know one of them is blue suede sh

and frank sinatra does a tv commercial for hubert humphrey where he simply says, please, send him money. there's nothing even subtle about it. [laughter] and here's the p.o. box. and he goes up. and so that's why, in the end, all the momentum was on the humphrey side, and that's where the whole, you know, one more day theory comes from. and, you know, plenty of campaigns when they close, when they're closing and it's going in their direction, they have that feel anything the end. oh, gee, if he'd had one more day, and that's one of the feelings they had in '68. >> lawrence o'donnell, from your book "playing with fire," you indicate that president johnson is kind of the stick that urged melson rockefeller to the -- nelson rockefeller to the race. >> it's amazing how much secret communication was going on. we had no idea about this. secret communication that lyndon johnson, the democratic president, is having with richard nixon, the republican nominee about vietnam because he's trying to get nixon the make sure the democratic nominee, humphrey, stays in line on vietnam with johnson. this

. >> the live music kicks off with a tribute to frank sinatra you won't want to miss.pert pizza toss by a 12 time champion. grab a slice. did you know you can slice ice cream and roll it up? roll up creamery and cafe is on 16th street. they will celebrate the grand opening this weekend. if you're not necessarily the event type but want to do some exploring, find the wishing tree. it's sure to feed the soul and make you grateful for your blessings and maybe even compel you to set some personal goals. the wishing free is adorned with hundreds of colorful papers. each one with a wish. they range from i wish for world peace to things like i hope to be a rock star. find the hoodline s wishing you a happy weekend. >>> you heard of pop up restaurants but one this new york is really making waves. the cheetso restauraauranaurant already sold out. the waiting list is more than 1,000 people. there are, what do you think, cheetos meat balls. >> that could be okay. i know other who is are crazy for cheetos. >> crusted fried pickles. >> that sounds horrible to me. >> the restaurant

"the manchurian candidate" starring frank sinatra and angela lansbury. totallyhas been brainwashed and program to come back to the united states to assassinate a presidential , a candidate under the control of the communist that will win the election. movies done about the .a.s.h."ar "m then of course there was a very popular tv series. theit was really about vietnam war, not the korean war. it happened to be set in korea, but the antiwar activities on part of the doctors and soldiers is something you see in the vietnam era. the korean war ended in 1953 in july, at least the major military operations. with only an armistice, a cease-fire. hostilities increased across the border, the new demilitarized zone, which replaced the 30th parallel as a dividing line. there were numerous instances, perhaps the most famous was, the capture of the north koreans by the u.s. in 1968. the crew was held prisoner. to brutalsubjected treatment. here is the director. here is they fully very north korean captives by giving the international sign of friendship there. [laught

. >> reporter: with frank sinatra even stage ago reunion on live tv.is morning there is an outpouring of love, carl reiner and ellen degeneres saying he was a comic icon. jim carrey adding, that fool was no dummy, calling him an undeniable genius. >> i go ahead paid for doing what children get punished for. don't ever forget it. [ bell >> that would be the last time you hear the sound until 2021. renovations are being made. lawmakers cry size the lon long timeframe. this would be the longest period since the bells first rang in 1859. >>> go ahead. put your powerbomb tickets away. there was no winner, so you may want to buy a new ticket or two. wednesday's jackpot now up to $650 million, the second biggest jackpot in u.s. history. the odds of winning that one, though, 1 in 292 million. >>> today's eclipse is inspiring stellar offers. >> from pancakes to even furniture, they find a way to capitalize on everything. can eat mooncakes for $4. >> he they just regular pancakes? >> they say they're shaped like the full moon, but obviously all pancakes look. fr

. > reporter: it kicks off with a tribute to frank sinatra you won't want to miss and then grab a slicespeaking of slice, did you know you can slice ice cream and roll itup? it's the newest tasty treat to hit the mission. it's on 16th street in valencia. they'll celebrate their grand opening at 1:00 august 20th. one of their specialtiess includes tacos in brightly colored shells. >>> if you want to do exploring this weekend, find the wishing tree. it's sure to feed the soul, make you grateful for your blessings and maybe compelyou to set personal goals. it's adorned with hundreds of colorful papers, each with a wish. they range from i wish for world peace to things like i hope to be a rock star, zoe age 7. and all sorts of things to do on our website, abc 7 news.com. find the hoodline section and wishing you a happy weekend. >> thank you. >> happy weekend with a little sports in it maybe. >> larry beale is here. >>> we always got sports here. we're open for business 24/7 around here unlike some people. one of the few teams that are actually better than record wise. go. hunter, slow down

so two the people in the former group, i say diplo is the frank sinatra of electronic dance music.ous dj, producer. he's worked with everybody from i mean madonna, beyonce, justin bieber f you liss to popular musk at all you know his songs. >> stephen: okay. >> but you don't really know his face. >> stephen: okay. >> so i was asked to do a commercial for his tour, forth matthew's block party and viceland came and said we think this is a series. and i said it's not a series. and then i played diplo, i play a fake version of diplo, and basically what i pitched to them was parables to the eyes of a clown and kind of, like e-- jess-- jessus sucks as life. >> stephen: let's put that at the base of the statue of lib the. what is happening in this clip. >> which clip. >> stephen: medication or something. >> oh, medication so basically we-- diplo has no problem with us making fun of him. so we just went wild. so this is our imagined version of what diplo would meditate about if he meditated. >> and you wrote it. >> yeah, i wrote it. >> stephen: okay, jim. >> beuda said we should have no ma

like frank sinatra when he first played on television. a good idea you can --e ilion's just on the idea make billions just on the idea. 1800 and youk to were reasonably strong and willing to work hard, you were worth 90% on a farm as much as the best guy. the market system will push it in that direction and government is there to -- charlie: what would you change? warren: i would change the earned income tax credit, big-time. i am where i am not i myself at all. millions of americans out there, and a lot of crossover. it just -- i benefit enormously by having come along when i came along and where i came along your some people did and some people didn't. there is nothing wrong with the market system that makes life better for millions of people, they ought to get rewarded, but you have to take care of the people that just don't fit well in that. in this country paid based on athletic ability, i've could -- i could study eight hours a day and i'm still going to -- i will get the ring or something like that and 10 minutes later i'm on my ba

that he backed up frank sinatra and elvis presley. he even toured with the beach boys. ♪ i'm going to be where the lights are shining on me ♪ >> reporter: with that cleft chin and that clear country tenor -- ♪ like a rhinestone cowboy >> reporter: -- he was a rhinestone stardom. ♪ and a star-spangled rodeo." >> reporter: a ride that lasted 60 years in the music business including his own tv show. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm glen campbell. >> reporter: a few star turns in the movies cast opposite john wayne in "true grit". >> you do that and i'll kill you. >> i wouldn't count too much on being able to shake somebody i didn't know, fella. >> reporter: as a session musician he backed up frank sinatra on "strangers in the night" and the beach boys on "fun, fun, fun." that's him playing that famous guitar lick. lately campbell suffered publicly from alzheimer's disease. >> what was i saying? i would be right in the middle of a sentence. >> reporter: a condition he revealed in 2011 recording one last album -- ♪ the world's be