it was: my life with frank sinatra."n it he tells a story of the heated exchange frank sinatra had in 1990 with a casino owner named donald trump. the story goes weissman was working on a deal for sinatra to do 12 shows to open trump's casino, the taj mahal in atlantic city. one of trump's employees this guy weissman was working with died in a helicopter crash. since the deal hadn't been finalized yet, trump brought weissman back in to try to renegotiate the terms, to try to pay sinatra less than agreed upon. when frank heard the new lower offer, wiseman said he told trump to go f himself and even offered his personal phone number in case trump wanted to hear that directly from him. it's amazing. people are rising from the dead to curse at donald trump. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know if the story is true but it does come from a reliable source. if only there was a way to verify whether or not this really happened. like if there was some sort of -- ♪ doobie doobie >> jimmy: whoa! >> jimbo! are

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. >>> singer seal is doing his best frank sinatra impregin his standards. ♪ ♪ >> the 54-year-old britishoner changed his appropriate to making music and learn ared how to focus on story telling and narratives by delivering the song book of sinatra and nat king cole and others. melissa magee is back now with a closer look at the weekend forecast from accuweather. >> it gets cooler tomorrow today it's nice and mild despite the clouds moving on in. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, you can see it's quiet in the city but off to the north and west just to the south and east of reading and berks county a spotty shower moving through, because of a cold front not a lot of precip associated with it. but as the front moves through its going to ignite the cooler air for the start of the weekend. we'll show you the picture outside sky 6 hd looking at philadelphia international on this friday. probably okay if you catch a flight. the green light as far as the weather is concerned. right now if philadelphia. 69 degrees and still above average, dew point 59 and winds south-southwest at 11

own whitney houston's grand piano, orjackie kennedy's nightgown, or perhaps even a painting by frank sinatra up for sale. the star item is a special car which had a very special owner. tim allman explains. elvis aaron presley, an icon of the 20th century, the king of rock ‘n‘ roll. # it's a long, lonely highway when you're travelling all alone...# but a king needs to travel in style and this pink cadillac was as cool as it got in 1957. for 30 years, it sat in a museum but now, you could own it. as far as any of his automobiles have ever been made available with that type of provenance, i have not seen one in a very, very, very long time. so dollar—wise, that's the question of the hour. it could be $100,000, it could be $2 million. you just never know — that's the beauty of auctions — so we'll see what happens. other items up for grabs include a grand piano given as a gift to whitney houston by her husband, bobby brown, and a nightgown that once belonged to jackie kennedy onassis. what is so exciting for people is, you know, not only their connection to these people, the icons that they love,

wanted to own whitney houston's grand piano orjackie kennedy's nightgown, or even a painting by frank sinatrathings are up for sale. the star item is a special car, which had a very special owner, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. elvis presley, an icon of the 20th century, the king of rock ‘n‘ roll. but the king needs to travel in style a nd but the king needs to travel in style and this pink cadillac was as cool as it got in 1957. for 30 years it sat in a museum but now you could on it. as far as any other automobiles have been made available with that type of provenance, i have not seen one in a very, very long time. it could be 100,000 or it could be to millions. you just never know, that is the beauty of options. other items include a grand piano given as a gift to whitney houston by her husband, bobby brown, and a nightgown that once belonged to jackie kennedy. what is exciting, not only the connection to these people but also the fact that we lost them so early so this is an opportunity to own a little piece of them. it was we love them so much. the biggest seller is expected to be the

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and, you know, you don't think of hoboken -- you know, it's the home of frank sinatra.s not the place where you think a sikh gets elected mayor, but this year it was, so i hope that's a trend that continues. >> but here's another thing. now they're in power. now they have a year to screw it up, and they haven't been used to governing. like, is there a danger there? rather than creating a wave, they might do some things in the next year that kind of blot the democrats. >> that's really interesting. in the chester county courthouse, where we've governed now since forever, republican party, four democrats who took over who had no message about the county -- and i've heard through the grapevine that they're now contacting the row office and saying, "what do you guys do in these offices?" i mean, that's secondhand from one of the people in the office, but that's what they were told. so now they have to govern. and in a county like chester county, which is one of the top counties in the nation, to throw out the incumbents for no reason other than you're not happy what's happe

that's frank sinatra jr. on one of american's 747s in 1971. the late 70s. those cocktail bars, gave way to seats. in the years ahead the 747 helped ferry millions of people to faraway destinations. >> because of its size, because of its range. it made flying affordable. awe >> with that distinctive hump, staircase a plane that captured the imagination. the four engines carried the space shuttle across the country and five u.s. presidents around the world. a beacon of american ingenuity. but that same american ingenuity built newer fuel efficient twin engine planes. the days of carrying passengers are numbered. but it outlasted expectations of original engineers by almost 40 years and counting. back in the 1960s, boeing thought supersonic jets like the concord would soon be the norm. once that happened, the company figured airlines would want to retrofit their 747s for a second life carrying freight. the supersonic jets never really took off. but they helped make the 747 the most recognizable plane in the world. >> when they were designing the

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which movie star never acted in a hollywood western -- cary grant, sharon stone, or frank sinatra?wer in a moment. is this a phone? or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. >> so, which of these stars never acted in a hollywood western? the answer is "a," cary grant. >> what makes one artist's work worth millions and another's next to nothing? that question hangs over this strange inheritance, which includes portraits of indians from the battle of little bighorn, sketched and painted by david humphreys miller. when a california court values his entire collection at only $20,000, heir sandi solomon launches a quest to prove them wrong. along the way, montana gallery owner brad hamlett takes up her cause. hey. how

frank sinatra has a call before was a popular piece.everything you know about journalism is embedded in a piece of writing like that so i taught myself and one of the great american editors gave me a shot. i just went out and wrote this piece and he liked it. >> what was a non? >> welfare work two of them. one was by a john mellencamp and one of them was on the men's movement and robert bly. it took place in wisconsin actually. >> where their drums? >> there were drums and everyone had on black socks. [laughter] >> john mellencamp is interesting. i never read that story. i will go back and read it. >> well jack and diane are dead and i worked hard on it but i taught myself to craft nonfiction in reporting. so here we are in the books are really coming out, this question of you know what happened to you you? that's what everybody's trying to figure out. >> how did you start this fabulous writers. >> a complete lark. i finished the book tour and it was very successful. it was a lot of fun and in my hometown we fill the opera house with se

. >> frank sinatra had it. >> a lot of the people we worked for had it.ut you can see chris christie got to a 14% approval rating by earning it, every single day. and when you become a bully, it's not an attractive thing. there is a very fine line. >> it's one thing to defend yourself. another to trample on people. your thoughts? >> he could have been a contender. i think that chris christie was the trump before trump. he was very authentic guy. he was a battler. he was able to take on the media. his problem was bridgegate. and that started a long terrible path down. >> here he goes. >> it took away the authentic y authenticity. >> during the 2016 presidential campaign, not a million years ago, last year, christie focused much of his contempt on marco rubio. let's watch. >> when senator rubio gets here, the boy in the bubble gets here, i hope you guys ask him some questions. let's get the boy in the bubble out of the bubble. let's see if he'll answer some of your question. >> of course he is jumping on him after that ridiculous performance by a guy who go

. >> fly me to the moon by frank sinatra. >> oh, sinatra. oh, it is such a smooth ride, folks. even if you don't like heights you're going to love it. even with me at the controls. i got my bearings on it. next week i am suiting up with the folks in i'm making cyber monday holiday deliveries with the team at u.p.s. in prince george's county. i would love to get your ideas, too. e-mail me or share them on my facebook page. that's jim handly or on twitter, too. i will tell you, i'm thinking about learning how to land a plane with no landing gear after today. that's my next challenge. it looked so easy. >> yeah, yeah. >> this was tough. i have to tell you, it takes three months of training. >> he was -- the guy that was showing you, he really did know his stuff. that was kind of fun listening to him talk. and they had a nice day. i like he has to watch the weather because of the storm coming, they have to clear that thing out. >> absolutely. i think you're going to have a busy monday though, i suspect. >> i think it is. my back, i can feel it now. >> anyways, as we look to the wea

another indication later that night, at the inauguration ball, where he danced to frank sinatra's myote for orthodoxy, and donald trump knows that, and he has delivered unorthodox. you wrote a piece called the time when america stopped becoming great. it is a very long piece! it's great, but you trace back donald trump's victory a year ago to the end of the cold war, post—reagan era in america. why?|j came post—reagan era in america. why?” came here in 1984, the resurgence here. the iranian hostage crisis finally came to an end. it was the olympics. americans finally started believing in themselves again. i think you can divide the intervening period into two 16 year chunks. after, it was as if america caught a bug, 16 years of dissolution and decline, you had the 2000 election, 9/11, the financial crash in 2008. donald trump was a product of a dissonance between those two periods of american life, one of great triumph and one of national decline. he exploited that in 2016. christian, this is your home work! . it will get me to sleet tonight! let's look at the year. i'm sure he would

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hanging on a wall like a shrine was of faded picture of frank sinatra surrounded by cobwebs his eyes lit up when i asked about old blue eyes. he said good singer he come to town i see him. for over 25 years in this tiny location the third barber in the shops history. he asked me how i wanted my hair cut and they gave suggestions in chinese. wearing the ancient hearing a that gives loud feedback in then attached to an amplifier. i cannot quite understand him and he could not understand me i was not sure what the end result would look like but the experience was worth a bad haircut. you grabbed a bottle of water he pulled the trigger but nothing came now. i waved off the fruit fly. >> do you play the violin? you can see you put that under his chin. he would sway back and forth i still want to be a professional he said. i paid him $10 for the hair cut and left a $2 to a. -- tip. >> especially to the before columbus foundation and for believing in meeting it is a huge honor to be recognized with that amazing what talent in the room. so to except this award means to come full circle i ren

. >> frank inougsynough sinatra h >> it's fine line. >> your thoughts?> could have been a contender. chris christie was the trump before trump, authentic, battler, able to take on the media. problem was bridgegate, started a long terrible path down. took away the authenticity. >> during the 2016 presidential campaign, last year, christie focused most of his contempt on marco rubio. let's watch. >> senator rubio, the boy in the bubble gets here, i hope you ask him some questions. get the boy in the bubble out of the bubble, see if he'll answer questions. >> jumping on him after the ridiculous performance by guy that got brain frezen and repeated same neocon line six times in a row. rubio repeated it. let's put rubio on the barrel now. bad night for republicans. >> let's dispel once and for all the fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. let's dispel with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. >> that's exactly what his advisers gave him. >> bottom lin

he brought with him a boom box and in the boom box was a tape of frank sinatra. nancy says let's dance, darling. >> i like how she kicked up her foot. if she didn't like them -- >> when they kissed, i knew i had the spread of a lifetime. went back to the office, was busy laying it out. suddenly got the call, mrs. reagan needs to approve the pictures. first i just hid. the chairman said you have to show nancy reagan the pictures, send them. i thought i'm not sending them. i hopped onto the plane, took the shuttle down there, sat there three hours and finally persuaded them to run. >> this is a story about >> cy newhouse was the very shy roman emperor whose company it was. he was the only really person that mattered but was also very reluctant power chief in a sense which is what made him very beguiling. he really knew what he wanted and he appreciated editors that appreciated magazines. alexander look ieberman was a v very cultured, a great artist himself, knew everybody from picasso to diana my dear, he had this little mustache, a douglas fairbanks mustache, and

. >> you know what frank sinatra called dean martin. 99.9% of all italian-americans have nothingo doith organized crime. the you go. the godfatherneil cavut dot mess with thi guy. don't mess with cavuto. neil: the man who should be the governor of new jersey but he willped out. >> welcome, mr. cavuto, fox business. what are you looking at? neil: sound like rodney dangerfield. >> an italian dangerfield. i'm okay, i'm all right. i'm okay. i'm all right. it's okay. no respect at all. no respect at all. neil: hopefully no one is suing us. the dow is down 81 points. we'll have more after this. i can do more to lower my a1c. and i can do it with what's already within me. because my body can still make its own insulin. and once-weekly trulicity activates my body to release it. trulicity is not insulin. it comes in a once-weekly, truly easy-to-use pen. it works 24/7, and you don't have to see or handle a needle. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it should not be the first medicine to treat diabe

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that's frank sinatra. yes, i recognize -- great voice. great voice.te '40s, early '50s, unaccompanied just sitting there singing into a mic, man, that guy was good. >> really good. stuart: check the big board -- stay out of this. [laughter] >> i haven't said a word! stuart: we're down five points, 23,543, is where we are. president trump, whoa, live action presidency in his asia p trip. next up, china. peter morici, university of maryland economics professor, joins us now. peter says we, america, should stick it to china. specifically on trade. you've got 30 seconds to make your initial case, peter. go. >> well, these large trade deficits are causing us to borrow endlessly from china, and now china's going to come and invest here teaming up with goldman sachs and start buying up our technology and so forth. what's more, china is now targeting our best companies and best activities. they've targeted artificial intelligence, they've targeted electric cars and so forth. stuart: well, do we have any leverage? if we want to stick it to them, as you suggest

. >> frank sinatra too in our ear right now cult leader charles manson died at the age of 83 the californiaons said he passed from natural causes in a hospital he was serving a life sentence for ordering the murders much nine people, including the actress sharon tate eight months pregnant today. >> married to roman polanski, bizarre. seven degrees of separation. >> i don't think anybody is going to be missing him. >> no. it was predated, it was incredible -- i read helter skelter and -- >> i remember when he carved the swastika on his forehead. >> some of them are still trying. >> i heard a charlie rose1986, ago. >> from my hometown of cincinnati originally. he's a freak horrible >> keep an eye on futures today, we've been watching through much of the morning been just below fair value this morning as we get closer to the opening bell, dow futures up -- >> that's hot. >> right now it's time for "squawk on the street. >> that's hot. ♪ >>> good monday morning, welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla. thanksgiving week begins with modest gains focused lashlgly on how the tax bi

. >> we should have brought up frank sinatra fly me to the moon. 24,000 maybe this year.re in -- and keep going up and that you can't fight what's going on. it is going to go straight up. i don't understand why we don't talk about that and other problems that are out there but we keep going up and not getting in front of it, however, i'm waiting for an opportunity to sell it. >> okay, we hear you now i want to really concentrate for a moment on the big name technology companies. they've had a very rough week. they went down huge yesterdayed. they are bouncing back a little today. but here's the question for you, john. is this a dip in the big tech stock that you would buy? john -- >> we lost john. oh, no that's a shame. you know because oh in the past -- >> a bunch of thing we lost the satellite on the the confetti. >> spent too much on it. look at the big tech facebook is up, a half percent, amazon o is up .1% only at 1164 way up the high at 12,000 microsoft is up a little bit .05% that's not much of a bounceback and google is opened lower this morning apple just a fract

sofa to tell us how he's used his latest album to pay tribute to his musical heroes, including frank sinatrabc news. the family of nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, the british—iranian woman jailed in tehran, say they're increasingly concerned about her wellbeing. in a statement last night, her husband, richard, said his wife appeared to be "on the verge of a nervous breakdown" and is seeking treatment afterfinding lumps in her breasts. the foreign secretary, borisjohnson, and his cabinet colleague michael gove have both been criticised for their comments about the case. and we'll be speaking to the ratcliffe family's mp tulip siddiq just after 6:30. the prime minister is set to meet european business leaders later today to discuss their concerns about the future of trade between the uk and europe. the meeting comes at the start of a busy week in westminster politics with warnings over the weekend from the eu that brexit talks could collapse and an upcoming vote in the house of commons on the government's proposed transition deal. iranian media says more than 160 people have been killed by an earth

sinatra several times with don rickels. he the same way he was on the tonight show with frank. >> it's great to see you.iving. straight ahead on this "the ingraham angle" special. why investigation around uranium one and hillary clinton is about to heat up like a thanksgiving turkey. >> welcome back. could republicans be grateful for a clinton. last night on "the ingraham angle," congressman matt gates hypocrited that -- hinted that he we might be getting bombshell news about hillary clinton soon. >> i'm calling for an investigation into the special treatment that the fbi gave hillary clinton and particularly in this e-mail scandal. hillary clinton was treated differently than any other american would be treated and as a member of the judiciary committee, i want answers from the fbi about how we can stop this type of special treatment for politicians in the future. >> there's two standards. the gop would be grateful to see another investigation to hillary's e-mail or uranium one scandal. that's one of the critics allege that corrupt donations to the clinton foundation influenced hillary state department

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