bing crosby was frank sinatra's great rival. sinatra gets no advance notice of this. of the helicopter, marine one, landing in his heliport, it lands in a field right next to crosby's. sinatra goes absolutely berserk. takes a sledgehammer out and just starts destroying things. >> frank realizes that he is now on the outside of the kennedy circle. he's devastated by it because he really loved being jfk's best pal. >> bobby may have saved jack and the presidency from disgrace, but it is one of his own relationships that could push the world to the brink of destruction. ♪ better than all the rest ♪ applebee's new bigger bolder grill combos. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. (thuappliance got you down? washing machine dying) head to the sears memorial day event. up to 40 percent off appliances. 52% off this kenmore refrigerator. 50 percent off kenmore elite laundry pairs. find your new appliance at the sears memorial day event. i'm a small business, but i have... big dreams... and big plans. so how do i make the efforts of 8 employees... feel like 50? how can i

lourdes: pero cuando frank sinatra y otros grandes comenzaron al dejarle propina de 1000 $ manuel sena famosa o paraen pueda pagarla, por eso describe la relaciÓn que tiene con cada una de sus creaciones como una de padre a hijo. por eso nunca repite un modelo y diseÑo para cada persona de forma individual uno de sus clientes de favorito fueron a reagan quien considera como un amigo. >> me encantaba vestirlo porque tenÍa esa cosa que se necesita, una americano hasta las cachas. lourdes: manuel se ha casado cuatro bci tiene tres hijas y un hijo, prefiero no hablar de polÍtica pero admite que le duele la g generalizaciones del actor presidente donald trump criminalizando a los mexicanos. >> claro, si no me comporto bien en tu casa que me eche para afuera, pero esa cosa es individual. no es masiva. lourdes: su consejo a los jÓvenes el que no se den por vencido y trabajen duro por sus sueÑos. >> con la frente arriba, viento en popa y a toda vela. lourdes: desde nashville tennessee, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. patricia: que talento y todavÍa sigue trabajando. vamos a la pausa y al regresa

as you'll know the reagans were very good friends with frank sinatra. frank sinatra had his own private, permanent apartment at the sands hotel. and nancy was going out there to speak to the national pta. and so -- >> a wholesome group in las vegas. >> right. and this is on drug abuse, and so she -- actually, ann is the first one -- did some good out with you, barbara? well, she -- >> an is the project he director. >> in charge of the drug busey vents and things. and she gets out there she finds out that the -- i know -- i know. well, ann find out that the sands wants to bring in a slot machine. they thought she would like to privately play a slot machine. >> in mrs. reagan's suite. when she there is so she can play slots. >> yeah. the whole detail is in the book. but there are a lot of stories where friends create -- some of the reagan friended create problem just by trying to be overly solicitous and helpful. >> not so helpful. >> my favorite was ray stark, the famous producer of "annie" and a string of broadway shows and he decided -- he invited her

. ♪ let's fly away this is the city that frank sinatra sang about. ♪ beat the birds down to acapulco was the playground of people like elizabeth taylor and the kennedys. now it's one of the most violent cities in all of mexico and in fact the world. there has long been drug crime in acapulco, but for years it was controlled by one powerful cartel. when the government killed or captured the cartel's top leaders, however, smaller gangs started fighting for control. we're a little over 24 hours into our stay, and already our first murder. you can see them working through here. the body was found in the woods on the outskirts of acapulco, a convenient place to dump casualties of the drug war. then a sight that will become all too common for us over the next few days. collecting the dead. ivan rivera lopez has been working for the morgue for five years. is this the first murder victim whose body you've collected today? no, he says, he's already collected another body. do you think at a certain point you become numb to the violence? [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: "no one is imm

as you know reagans were very good friends with frank sinatra frank sinatra had his own private -- permanentpartment at the sands hotel, and nancy was going the there to speak to the national pta and so -- wholesome group in las vegas, right? [laughter] and this i was on drug abuse, so -- she well actually gives a first one who -- did it she go out with you barbara, do you remember? >> but -- she is a projects director. she is one who is in charge of all of the drug abuse events and things. and -- she gets out there and finds out that i know -- i noticed that. but well -- annwe finds out that the -- the sands wants to bring in -- bring in a slot machine. play against slot machines and reagan m suites when she's there so she can play slots. [laughter] whole detail in the book but there are a lot of -- stories where friends create smm reagan friends created problems just by trying to be overly solicited of helpful. yeah. not so helpful. my favorite was race are stark the famous produce arer of annie and what other does whole string of wonderful broadwayam with shows. but for annie he had -- de

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in >> glor: finally tonight, frank sinatra told us love is lovelier the second time around.found proof, "on the road." >> reporter: lorrie agan, of bowling green, ohio, is about to marry her soulmate, but getting to this moment was not easy. after her first marriage ended in a bitter divorce, lorrie says she could have never imagined this. >> it's a miracle that this happened. this doesn't happen every day, that people get a second chance at true love. o reporter: her first chance ended so badly, she relegated her memories of it to a closet floor. their eight wonderful children aside, lorrie says, at the end, she and her ex-husband just did not mesh. >> the fighting, what the kids lire witnessing-- i just didn't want in our lives anymore. te reporter: the kids say it was that bad. >> i mean, the tension in the house, you could cut it with a knife. >> we blamed ourselves. >> we thought that it was because of us. >> reporter: the whole family was an absolute wreck. but in the wake of the divorce, lorrie decided to fix only person she could-- herself. she worked hard to build u

tony curtis, janet leigh, gene kelly and frank sinatra. >> one of the things that the kennedys did wello bring hollywood to washington. >> they understood performance. they understood style. the kennedy administration was the rat pack '60s. >> jackie actually appeared in a white gown that she had designed to set her apart, and it was a very tight sheath in comparison to all these women in these big skirted gowns. >> here comes mrs. joseph p. kennedy, the mother of the president of the united states. >> on the road to the white house, rose kennedy has campaigned tirelessly to get her son elected. >> mrs. kennedy, this must be just about the proudest day of your life. >> oh, yes, wonderful. >> it's important to keep in mind that rose kennedy evidently had dynastic ambitions for the family. this is not just the story of joseph p. kennedy, prominent pushing father. this is a joint effort on the part of both joseph p. kennedy and rose. >> have you had a chance really to sit back and realize -- >> no, no. that will take a little time, i think. >> jack's brother, robert, and wife, ethel, joine

some of the night's winners were ella fitzgerald, frank sinatra took home his first grammy that nighter, not for singing. giving us the grammy nickname after music's biggest night was born 59 years ago today. should news break out we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. we started out in the red, we were over 400, but held on nicely. 29 of the 30 dow industrials are in the green today with tech and apple leading the way. "your world with neil cavuto" is next on the network that america trusts for news and information on cable. >>> judge in manafort case says mueller's aim is to hurt trump. can you believe that? it's called the witch hunt. how does this have anything to do with the campaign, the judge asks. let me tell you, folks, we're all fighting battles, but i love fighting these battles. [ cheers and applause ] >> neil: that was vintage donald trump. i love fighting these battles, and he was waging them today. president trump moments ago in dallas praising a federal judge for taking on special counsel bob mueller. of course it was a friendly nra crowd

these are live pictures of the moon over the bay area with a little frank sinatra playing.e are starting off your day with that's life. we say welcome back to "mornings on 2". it is tuesday, may 29. i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook. back to work, that is life. >> that's what all the people say. >> that was my wake-up call on alexa this morning. >> it is a flower moon? >> flowers are coming up in may. >> did you make that up? do in about two hours. in denver, the parameter for more weather to pop-up is in place. it is probably not as severe as yesterday, but once it establishes itself, usually between 3 pm and 5 pm you can expect thunderstorm activity. it won't be as severe, northeast of denver is where the severe weather usually is. the giants the rockies tonight, i think there might be some delays. >>> yesterday was a hot one. morgan hill was 97 degrees. we will be a tad cooler today. down 6 for san jose, redwood city was 92 and will be 82. fog is there and starting to work its way back. there is a little bit on the golden gate bridge. the breeze is not strong, but the de

. >> as frank sinatra would say start spreading the news. are about to become a coast guard city. >> reporter: and this month the city was honored as the country's 25th and largest coast guard city. proclamation o he>> t the proclamation coming sector new york commander michael day. >> is one of the elements that new york is welcoming to your presence and your activities here. >> without a doubt. new york is one of the most patriotic, welcoming cities i have been stationed at. >> day is in charge of more than 1,000 activity duty and reserve guardsmen and women in a city where the coast guard was founded. nearly 240 years ago by alexander hamilton. >> right here in new york city. right at federal hall. george washington signed it. we have a lot of history here with a city of new york. >> what was the purpose originally? >> started as revenue cutter service. shiptz we ships were coming in avoiding taxes. a customs duty. >> history may have been lost on most but not the creator of hamilton the musical. >> how does hamilton the short temperedy y

they have heard of frank sinatra and people in hollywood who behave like that but they don't know people like trump who have all these marriages and all these affairs according to avenatti now. >> certainly during the campaign, the "access hollywood"" tape was him boasting of sexually assaulting women. it wasn't an action you would have hush payments paid out. the big question on campaign finance and look, what donald trump revealed yesterday in a financial disclosure form is important. he had said it before publicly. it's a platter of record. he reimbursed michael cohen for the payments that michael cohen was making on his behalf which suggests there was a debt to michael cohen and if a prosecutor can tie that to the, as you say, can tie that to a desire to help him in the election, you're talking about an inkind contribution that would have had to be reported to the federal election commission. by the way, the commission is paralyzed and doesn't do anything. however, federal prosecutors could go after people involved in a federal election crime. >> that's an amazing story and keeps dev

kennedy, president kennedy, is about to go to los angeles and frank sinatra desperately wants him toy at e sinatra compound. but attorney general robert kennedy is wary of sinatra because of his mafia coections. i thought that might be a fun thing to wte about and you can play with hollywood as well as politics. but the nap thing you suggested sounds good to me and maybe i could do that first. in alcindor: thanks for jo me. jake tapper, cnn anchor, and also author of the latest nove"" the hellfire club." >> it's been so fun. thank you so much yamiche. >> alcindor: thanks. >> nawaz: it's graduation season, and the memoir "educated" is the may pick for the newshour book club in collaboration with the "new york times," "now read this." its author, tara westover had no formal education until she attended college. the unlikely path that led her there was entirely self-made. tonight she shar opinion on how an education has very little to do with the schools you attend.>> uring my first semester of college, i raised my hand in a class and ked the professor to define a word i'd never heard b

we just pulled into acapulco, the city that frank sinatra sang about. ♪ just say the words and we'll now it is one of the most violent cities in all of mexico. i've covered wars all over the planet, and this kind of savagery right out in the open is even to me shocking. there has long been drug crime in acapulco, but for years it was controlled by one powerful cartel. when the government killed or captured the cartel's top leaders, however, smaller gangs started fighting for control. vice attorney general jose bonilla, the second highest ranking law enforcement official in the state, insists the tourist areas of acapulco are safe. >> the violence in acapulco is not on the touristic scene. >> reporter: so just a few hours after the vice attorney general told us there's very little crime in the tourist areas, there's been a murder on one of the main avenues in the city which is not far from the beach. the victim, a 54-year-old family man who owned a small food stand in this mall. oh, man, it's a family member. so sad. apparently he was being extorted and refused to pay. do you think th

so when frank sinatra performed that song in 1958, planes were barely able to cross the pacific withoutwith two engines, and we were with singapore airlines to fly the most amazing boeing aircraft to hit the skies. not that one. >> it's like a little -- >> the 787-10, which takes the flying experience to a whole new stratosphere. this is not the typical greeting you get when landing in singapore. a water canon salute. but here i am, arriving in singapore to such a welcome. but wait, back up. how'd we get here? this is where it all gets this is the assembly plant in charleston, south carolina. that's the plane that we flew in on. all that fanfare wasn't for me but for the aircraft. >> ah. >> the plane, a 787-10 is the first of its kind on its first commercial flight. this new dreamliner is longer than previous versions and 25% more fuel efficient. think of this now like a car sale. singapore ceo here would be the car buyer. >> welcome. >> so, as any proud new customer, he is proud to show off his new ride. every inch of it. >> come along. let me show you the bathroom. >> sure. >> brand-n

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. >> as frank sinatra would say, start spreading the news. are about to become a coast guard city. >> reporter: and this month the city was honored as the country's 25th and largest coast guard city. >> proclamation of the united states coast guard. >> reporter: the proclamation coming from new york commander captain michael day. >> is one of the elements that new york is welcoming to your presence and activities here? >> without a doubt, new york is one of the most patriotic and welcoming cities i've ever been stationed at. >> reporter: day is in charge of 1,000 active duty and reserve guardsmen and women in a city where the coast guard was founded nearly 240 years ago by alexander hamilton. >> right here in new york city. right at federal hall, george washington assigned it august 4th, 1790, so we've got a lot of history with the city of new york. >> what was the purpose originally? >> it started off as a revenue cutter service. ships were coming in and people were avoiding paying their taxes, so customs type of duty. >> reporter: the histo

i mean, it's funny, paul newman talks about that like frank sinatra, babe ruth.nobody cares who is promoting it. if it doesn't taste good nobody is buying it. >> what about this particular company that clicked with you. >> we started this because what i loved was we had a saying all be happy. so the growers should be happy, the consumers should be happy. the guy working down in my cafe, he should be happy. we wanted to create a product that was just really good for everyone and keurig is amazing. they have the highest amount of fair trade coffee of any business in the coffee business. so it was -- we were thrilled to partner with them and i love this. >> easy. >> wherever you are, the pod and now we recycle because that was a big issue for the industry. you know, there's millions of these pods but we're the first and only one in america so have i said that before? i've said it before. >> first and the only one. >> i'm going to say it again. [ applause ] >> you are talk about being easy. one thing that hasn't been easy we'll talk about your friend, ryan reynolds.

frank sinatra's recording of my way made in 1969.they play the versions of those songs recorded by elvis presley in 1973. seth mcfarland in 2016. it doesn't make any sense. artists sued to protect themselves in several states so they could receive just compensation. the results have been inconsistent. causing uncertainty for both creators and digital services who may have to face dozens of lawsuits for several causes of action in numerous states with no exceptions and limitations, potential pun tiv damages and unclear rules on secondary liability. out of this uncertainty, the classic part of the music modernization act was born. it's a practical, real world, narrowly tailored solution with overwhelming support that does not extend or change the term of copyrights that currently exist for these works. and that sets one set of rules for all. the music modernization act includes provisions to apply as well the willing buyer, willing seller rate standard that was created 20 years ago and apply it to both songwriters and artists in the mu