frank sinatra is not wrong!ht againstjosh warrington after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe his interim wbo crown. promoter frank warren says the fight will definitely happen this year we're into the final day of the european para swimming championships in dublin, with 15 british competitors through to tonight's finals. northern ireland's bethany firth will be chasing her third gold, after qualifying third quickest in the 200 metres individual medley sm14 class, behind her team—mates jessica—jane applegate and louise fiddes. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. ten british ships, sunk during the second world war and designated as war graves, have been plundered for scrap metal by chinese pirates, according to the mail on sunday. it says vessels providing the final resting place for more than 1,00 sailors have been smashed to pieces and looted by salvagers off the malaysian and indonesian coasts. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu told me more about the

russia's best—known singer, iosif kobzon, sometimes known as the soviet frank sinatra, has died of cancerne, he sang for stalin at the age of nine, and grew up to become a superstar in the 1960s, soviet union, with a baritone voice that melted hearts and promoted patriotism. argentina's central bank has raised the country's interest rate to 60%, up from a5, as its currency continues to dive. the argentine peso has lost half of its value against the dollar since january, with concerns over high inflation and a struggling economy. and now another display from the british prime minister who has been using time away to show a side of herself few in britain, let alone the rest of the world, have seen before. theresa may has been dancing again, this time in kenya, where she's on the third leg of a trade tour of africa. there have been more far—right protests in the eastern german city of chemnitz (kem—nitz). it follows two nights of demonstrations, including clashes, earlier this week. all that was sparked by the fatal stabbing of a german man in a street fight in the early hours of sunday morn

when mccain's casket leaves the church, the pallbearers will carry him out to frank sinatra's "my wayitting for a life that traveled down each and every highway, marked by love, laughter, and courage. even in death, john mccain did it his way. here in arizona with me, two people who covered john mccain on the campaign trail. with me, particularly in 2008, maeve reston and jonathan martin. we were talking about how it's fitting to have this kind of sendoff first here in arizona. arizona was as much john mccain and his essence as washington or the military. >> yeah, i mean, he always said before arizona, he didn't have a home because he had traveled as a navy brat as a child. he said this was the place that enchanted and claimed him. here at his church, the church he began attending with cindy, it was just a really special place to him, and he wanted to honor the state he loved so much. >> and jonathan, the fact that a quarter of senate, democrats and republicans, are traveling here to arizona to be here for this church service says a lot. >> well, john mccain was a man of the senate. h

russia's best—known singer, iosif kobzon — sometimes known as the soviet frank sinatra — has died ofe, he sang for stalin at the age of nine, and grew up to become a superstar in 1960s, with a baritone voice that melted hearts and promoted patriotism. a blimp of london mayor sadiq khan wearing a yellow bikini is to fly over westminster on saturday. it's in response to the infamous donald tump baby balloon, which the mayor allowed to be flown during the president'sjuly visit. mr khan says that people are welcome to spend their day looking at him in a two piece but that yellow isn't really his colour. now, the british prime minister has been showing off her moves for the second time in a week. theresa may danced with a group of scouts during a visit to the un offices in nairob. the pm is on a three—day trip to africa, which began in south africa. there have been more far—right protests in the eastern german city of chemnitz. it follows two nights of demonstrations, including clashes, earlier this week. all that was sparked by the fatal stabbing of a german man in a street fight in the

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. >> una ceremonia muy emotiva que ha cerrado con una canciÓn de frank sinatra.e, nos conectamos en vivo con castellanos que ha seguido este sentido Último adiÓs al senador john mccain. >> buenas tardes, pamela y borja. asÍ es. hace sÓlo unos minutos culminÓ la ceremonia en honor al senador john mccain. pÉrez garcÍa para hablar de esos detalles cuÉntanos qué sucediÓ. >> algo muy conmovedor para un verdadero hÉroe. hoy tuvimos por Última vez el cuerpo del senador john mccain. saber que no le vamos a volver a ver es algo grande para nosotros.todos los servicios que se le pueden dar un hÉroe. lo vamos a extraÑar. sabemos que en washington va a seguir todo este proceso. >> su amigo el expresidente john biden, hablÓ hermosamente sobre Él. >> yo soy demÓcrata. lo importante que tenemos que encontrar del senador mccain, que fue un hombre bipartidista. sin retuvo la intenciÓn de trabajar de manera conjunta. siempre estuvo buscando los valoresde la familia, los valores estadounidenses. trabajÓ muchos proyectos en otros paÍses. >> y su amigo tony espinosa, un latino que ta

russia's best—known singer, iosif kobzon, sometimes known as the soviet frank sinatra, has died of cancerbzon sang for stalin at the age of nine. he was also a controversial figure, with some labelling him as a "propagandist." that's all. stay with bbc world news. and the top story in the uk. britain's biggest payday lender, wonga, has collapsed into administration afterfacing a surge of compensation claims. the privately owned company ran into trouble after the government cracked down on payday lending. now on bbc news live to singapore, for asia business report. it is deadline day for canada staying in nafta. we will take a look at what this will involve and what it says about potential talks about america's other large trading partner, china. and it may be the world's fastest growing major eicon me but narendra modi's administration will have a lot at sta ke administration will have a lot at stake is keeping india's growth this way. —— fastest growing major eicon me. it is friday, everybody. almost the weekend. i am sure everybody is looking forward to it. well, it is deadline day for

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

it began with "amazing grace" and ended with "my way" from frank sinatra. and his sons have close ties with the school and it was a very sitting song for the people of arizona came from all over the state to come and pay their last respects. let's watch as the casket is loaded on the plane. as we watch the mccain family get on the plane, it's notable that you watch cindy mccain get object. it's harkens back to 14 years ago when we watched nancy reagan get on the plane and she turned and faced the crowd. it's difficult for the families to go through these series of services and remembrances. but in the end, they will all tell you it's exactly what the senator wanted, and they are fulfilling his wish to the fullest. the way this works now, they will very quickly get this plane on the tarmac and then off in route to d.c. i want to bring in, if i can, the former new hampshire senator kelly ayotte. we heard so many funny stories of john mccain during this service, senator. i wondering if you have a funny side bar that you would like to share about john mccain as

actually it struck me, katy, although i wasn't surprised that frank sinatra was singing "my way" as theted out based on a set of core values. i'd like to think that they're american values, humility, civility, decency, and the notion of putting service above self and country above party. those are things that we should be celebrating as americans. i think we'd be honoring john mccain's legacy to carry that tradition on. >> david, speaking of carrying that tradition on, is there anybody that americans can look to right now in congress to be the one who will put country over party, who will reach across the aisle, who will sacrifice their political party in order to do what's right? >> katy, i think that's one of the things people are going to be asking after this very moving service today, the services that will come. this is a moment where the country is thinking about what leadership, solidarity, service, are all about. i've been struck the last six months as i've gotten to know some of the iraq and afghanistan veterans who were in congress who in that sense share the tradition of mili

the my way version, in fact you will hear some of it tonight, next to frank sinatra, it is right thereow, willie nelson has had his share of problems in the marriage department, four times. and he talks about one of the marriages and how it fell apart. it's bad, but it's also hilarious. >> i've been married four times, and traveling on the road the way i do and did, or whatever, is not healthy for marriages >> there's a story about shirley that i guess that fell apart when somebody sent her the invoice for the birth of a baby? >> i could see how that would upset her. >> not her baby, but your baby. that kind of did it there, didn't it? >> it didn't help the situation. >> she gets the invoice and says who did you have the baby with, soon to be ex husband? that's what happened. [laughter] jon: that's a life for you, for sure. [laughter] >> yes, jon. jon: we will be watching, willie nelson, wow, harvey levin, tmz founder and host of that program. we will see you in an hour and 15 minutes from now. objectified, 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel. thanks. >> thanks, jon. jon: the younger

>> reporter: the service ended with pittsburgh cane's flag-draped casket being wheeled out to frank sinatra's" before being flown to the airport and joint air force base in maryland. there senator mattis joined his wife cindy and his children. they will gather for a ceremony and public visitation and tomorrow mccain's procession pauses by the vietnam memorial on the way to the washington national ka need dram for a funeral service where presidents obama and george wind chill bush will speak. he will be buried sunday on the grounds of the u.s. naval academy in maryland. anne pary. >> laura podesta here in new york, auchg, laura. later this morning, "cbs news" will bring you a special report for a ceremony of mccain at the capitol. it starts at 10:30 eastern, 9:30 central. president trump will not be attending any of the mccain ceremonies at the request of the family. he was in anystumping for local candidates and took another shot at jeff sessions and fbi leadership, saying that i have to start doing their job. >> what's happening is a disgrace. and at some point i wanted to stay out but at so

. >> a little frank sinatra music, we did it his way.ooking at sunrise at niagara falls. we are on the canada side looking at the u.s. aside. 64 degrees out there. it will get up to 78. i did this because i did it my way. >> have you ever been to niagara falls? >> i have. it is spectacular. that is how we start a monday morning. >> relaxing and refreshing picture of niagara falls. good morning. it is monday, august 13. pam has the day off. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about our weather in the bay area. it is good to see steve back. >> travel plans to the east, it will not stop raining. from new york to boston you could encounter some trouble delays. it has been nonstop rain for them and nonstop high pressure for us. it looks like it's backing off today. low clouds will kick in today. 50s and 60s on the temperatures . it looks cooler. east bay temperatures more upper 50s and 60s. 57 blackhawk. 85 moraga. there's the onshore breeze gusting up to about 30. low clouds going from not much to a big fog bank. a few high clouds above attempts c

. >> reporter: the service concluded with a rendition of frank sinatra's my way, a nod to mccain's merit -- repetition as a maverick. a funeral will happen saturday at the washington national cathedral. >>> new video tonight of another apple store heist, this one happened in santa rosa plaza mall. it happened just after 8:00 last night. you see the three thieves in hoodies run in, grab as many of the devices that as they can scoop up, yank them off the tables, they got away with more than $35,000 worth of electronics. this is the third recent apple robbery in the bay area, stores in walnut creek were also robbed. in the past couple of weeks. police are still searching for the suspects. >>> in barkley, a brazen cell phone robbery ended with a woman being dragged from a car. police released video from earlier this month, a woman was standing at a bus stop when a car drove up right next to her, the man got out and grabbed her phone and then got back in the car but the woman was still holding on. the car drove away dragging her through street. she was not hurt. police have arrested two teena

russia's best—known singer, iosif kobzon — sometimes known as the soviet frank sinatra — has died ofobzon sang for stalin at the age of nine. he was also a controversial figure/ with some labelling him as a ‘propagandist. that's all. stay with bbc world news. now on bbc news it's hardtalk with sarah montague. welcome to hardtalk. i'm sarah montague. the pictures are chilling — people in the german city of chemnitz giving nazi salutes. they were among thousands who took to the streets to demonstrate against immigrants after an iraqi and a syrian were arrested following a fatal stabbing. some of the protesters chased down people they believed were immigrants. all this as politicians struggle to agree how to handle the migrant crisis in europe. my guest on hardtalk is the german mep david mcallister, who chairs the european parliament's committee on foreign affairs. have european leaders ignored the threat from the far right for too long? david mcallister, welcome to hardtalk. welcome from brussels. did you think that you would ever see people giving nazi salutes on the streets of germa

. >> the service concluded with a rendition of frank sinatra's "my way," a nod to mccain's reputation as a maverick. a formal funeral is tomorrow morning at the washington national cathedral. >>> time now 4:36. let's get a check of the weekend forecast. >> it's warming up so we had comfortable almost cool weather yesterday but today things will rise up about 10 degrees. our long-range forecast shows temperatures staying pretty consistent to what we're going to get today so hopefully you're okay with it. 59 degrees in livermore and oakland. concord 60. normal conditions at this hour. santa rosa 54. we have the morning marine layer. it's looking like some of the high clouds are hanging around so visibility is fine. there may be a little moisture associated with that. you can see some of the spots of green. that might be drizzle. so don't be surprised. visibility is low in half moon bay, the usual spots where we get the fog to form along the coast and then through napa 1.7-mile visibility. >>> the roads now, an accident we have been following along 80 westbound around 37. two cars involv

frank sinatra's "my way." ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: and then, to the airport, and the arizona nationalrd saluting him for his final flight to washington. >> terry moran joins us now from phoenix. and terry, senator mccain leaving arizona for the last time. and tomorrow, he will lie in state in washington in the capitol? >> reporter: that's right, tom. john mccain's casket will lay on the same old wooden platform that held abraham lincoln. the public will have one last chance to pay respects under the great dome where he served as a member of the house and senate for 35 years. tom? >> terry moran for us tonight. thank you. >>> and abc news will have live conch tomorrow morning as senator mccain lies in state at the u.s. capitol. and we'll bring you his memorial service at the national cathedral on saturday beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >>> president trump tonight leaving washington for a campaign rally in indiana. before taking off, the president addressing his public feud with jeff sessions, telling bloomberg the attorney general's job is safe until at least the midterm elections. th

he was sometimes known as the soviet frank sinatra , the russian foreign ministry described him as "aagandist — he was a prominent supporter of president putin and his annexation of crimea. a blimp of london mayor sadiq khan wearing a yellow bikini is to fly over westminster on saturday. it's in response to the infamous donald tump baby balloon, which the mayor allowed to be flown during the president'sjuly visit. mr khan says that people are welcome to spend their day looking at him in a two piece but that yellow isn't really his colour. now if you're a bit of an adrenaline junkie, and you're based in london — there are all sorts of things you can do in and around the city — including sliding down the orbit tower at the olympic park or walking across the top of the millennium dome but, wait for it — you can now catch a ride in a killer whale. frankie mccamley has been finding out more. at a glance when you see the water break, you would be forgiven for thinking this is actually a real whale splashing in the thames. look closely — it is a small submersible boat backing up to 60mph and

he was sometimes known as the soviet frank sinatra. the russian foreign ministry described him as "agandist, he was a prominent supporter of president putin and his annexation of crimea. a blimp of the london mayor, sadiq khan, wearing a yellow bikini, is to fly over westminster on saturday. it's in response to the infamous donald tump baby balloon, which the mayor allowed to be flown during the president'sjuly visit. mr khan says that people are welcome to spend their day looking at him in a two—piece, but that yellow isn't really his colour. now if you're a bit of an adrenalin junkie, and you're based in london, and finally, a baby mandrill has gone on show at the bronx zoo in new york. the infant primate was born at the start ofjuly, the first mandrill to be born there in more than five years. they're one of the largest monkey species, but are classified as "vulnerable. " hello. well, friday is not looking too bad at all across most of the uk. for the next couple of days will probably bring a little bit of cloud, a little bit of rain, not an awful lot. it is in fact going to be mo

will be interesting to see him back on the trail, some people say he has had more comebacks than frank sinatra on this occasion. helen catt, thank you. sport and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton. hello, all eyes and ben stokes as the england team take on india at trent bridge in the third test. he was cleared of afraid this week. england have made a rapid breakthrough after putting india into bat. victory this time would give england an unassailable 3—0 lead in this five match series. and a london derby in the premier league today, chelsea play arsenal in the late kick—off. a lot of the papers this morning are talking about manchester united captain paul pogba and his apparent rift withjose mourinho. but according to the manager, their relationship could not be more positive. we have been together for two years and a couple of weeks. and i have never been so happy with him as i am now. that's the truth. cannot demand more from him,i the truth. cannot demand more from him, icannot the truth. cannot demand more from him, i cannot ask for from the truth. canno

he was sometimes known as the ‘soviet frank sinatra.‘ the russian foreign ministry described him as "ic, seen by some as a propagandist, he was a prominent supporter of president putin and his annexation of crimea. brazil's president is now saying it would be "unthinkable" to close the border to venezuelans fleeing political and economic turmoil. michel temer had suggested brazil might start limiting the numbers allowed in. hundreds of thousands of venezuelans have fled their country's economic and political turmoil, and the exodus is threatening to overwhelm neighbouring states. lebo diseko has more. this was not what they had hoped for when they left the chaos of venezuela looking for a better life. sleeping rough on the streets of brazil's border strait of rama, it is thought that hundreds of venezuelan migrants arrived here every day. —— roirama. the mayor's officers around 3000 are now homeless. translation: officers around 3000 are now homeless. translationzli officers around 3000 are now homeless. translation: i came to get ahead, to get a job and take things back for my childr

. ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: coming to a close with frank sinatra's "my way", music mccain chose will be open to the public later today. that's after a ceremony where vice president pence is scheduled to speak. maggie and kendis? >> yeah, elizabeth, joe biden's son bo died of the same kind of cancer as mccain. him speaking getting emotional. we will cover his service and memorial tomorrow. >>> a producer who quit nbc news is accusing the outlet of blocking the harvey weinstein story before it was brought to light. rich mchugh spent months working on the story. they were about to interview a woman with a credible rape allegation when he was told to stand down. he says those orders came from the highest levels of nbc. it was unethical and a massive breach of journalistic integrity. in response, nbc news says at the time the story wasn't ready for broadcast because none of the alleged victims were ready to go on the record. the allegation that it tried to outright kill the story, they say is a lie. >>> a system could grow into a hurricane by monday. >> for more on the weather, let's

i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make ito the final day of the european para swimming championships in dublin, with 15 british competitors through to tonight's finals. kate grey can bring us the highlights from this morning's heats. the last european championships, andrew mullen won four gold but he's yet to reach the top of the podium in dublin due to a number of new athletes being introduced in his category. this evening commies qualified second fastest in the s 550 metres butterfly and he welcomes the new rivalries. i think it's important to be phyllis, i will raise anyone, i don't care the translation, the seven saw the eights, i will raise them. ijust focus on my race and i'm confident in my ability and what i will be able to achieve in swimming regardless of who i'm racing against. another british one, two, three, looking likely this evening with her olympic champion bethany firth hoping to win her third gold of the championships. we all have out of the championships. we all have our own of the championships. we all ha

and frank sinatra, fred allen and jack benny. also boxing the triple crown college football, baseball above all. if ever an agent screamed american exceptionalism on the field, the set and the screen, it was fdr 's. inexhaustible. the president, bestowed what we still dubbed the war.on d-day, 1944, he gave a moving prayer over network radio. america congregates, a parish minister in october campaign for 1/4 term, he visited famed -- field in brooklyn for the first time. i follow the dodgers he told the crowd. as beloved as a flatbush regular. and now i hope to come back and see them play. the president, first baseball visit to the field on opening day 1945. depression long over. world war almost won pugh would have been a great event even for a republican. baseballs public face throughout the land. roosevelt often said i love it. america would have and as to the last baseball game he saw the flashes 1941. thereafter his time spent on baseball dwindled. as he focused on the war. in early 1945, fdr reported to congress, he looked l

i beat cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make it anywherelast night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibf world featherweight title after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe the interim wbo crown and he'll take onjosh warrington for that ibf belt some time this year. she starred at the european championships last week but dina—asher smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200—metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin but was beaten by shaunae miller—0ibo of the bahamas last night. asha—smith has a week or so to rest now, before her next race in zurich. and laura muir said she was "happy with the season", after winning the 1000—metres last night, a week after becoming european champion over 1500 metres. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the boss of the company responsible for the motorway bridge which collapsed in genoa on tuesday, says he won't apologise ahead of an investigat

i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make itbout that. carl frampton has set up an ibf world featherweight title fight againstjosh warrington after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe his interim wbo crown. promoter frank warren says the fight will definitely happen this year. that's all the sport for now but head over the the bbc sport website for more on all today's stories and text commentary from trent bridge on the third test. i'll be back with more in the next hour. thank you. will perry. ten british ships, sunk during the second world war and designated as war graves, have been plundered for scrap metal by chinese pirates, according to the mail on sunday. it says vessels providing the final resting place for more than 1,000 sailors have been smashed to pieces and looted by salvagers off the malaysian and indonesian coasts. 0ur correspondent chi chi izundu told me more about the claims. according to the mail on sunday, this investigation leads to some expert divers who go into that part of

they had the edsel special with not just bing cosby but bob hope and frank sinatra and other big stars of the day singing the praises of the new car and when the big e-day or the rollout day appears it flops. people just aren't interested in this vehicle. i think there are perhaps three reasons for it. one, and the one that most people point to is the unconventional styling. look at the grill. sometimes called a horse collar grill. looks different than anything else on the road in the '50s. also got sometimes unflavor bring compared to other things saying it was a buick sucking on a lemon. not an attractive issue. one issue of edsel introduced in october of 1957 which is just as the russians launched the sputnik satellite and coincidentally or not the united states goes into a small recession at this point and people, of course, stopped buying large, expensive items when a recession hits. car sales were hit as a result of that. also frankly probably ford overpromised and under delivered. the edsel has things that i would call more like gimmicks. the speedometer is not just a simple nee

they had an edsel special with bing crosby and frank sinatra and other big stars of the day. when the big rollout day for the edsel appeared, it flopped and people weren't interested in the vehicle. i think there are three reasons for it. one reason people point to, the unconventional styling. you look at that grill, sometimes called a horse collar grill, it looks very different than anything else on the road in the late 1950s. it got compared to other things, people would say the edsel looked like a buick sucking on a lemon. but other things, it was introduced in 1957, which was just as the russians launched the sputnik satellite, and coincidentally there was a small recession and people stop buying large expensive items whenever a recession hits. so car sales were hit. and ford frankly overpromised and underdelivered. they promised a revolutionary car, instead they had gymics. the speedometer is not a simple needle going across, it's like a floating cam pass. there's a dial that spins around. it looks different, but is it really a technological improvement? i don't think so

i beat steve cunningham in new york and frank sinatra said if you can make it there, you can make itfor me. don't worry about that. top of the bill in belfast last night was hometown hero carl frampton, who will have a shot at the ibf world featherweight title after stopping australia's luke jackson in the ninth round. that made safe the interim wbo crown and he'll take onjosh warrington for that ibf belt some time this year. she starred at the european championships last week but dina asher—smith says she just wants to sleep after coming second in the 200 metres at the birmingham grand prix. she won triple gold in berlin but was beaten by shaunae miller—uibo of the bahamas last night. asher—smith has a week or so to rest now before her next race in zurich. obviously i want to come out and put on a good race in front of a home crowd. i love competing in front of home. i'm sorry, i'm so tired! but the race was such high—calibre, it was like being in an olympic finals. i'm really happy ifinished the race. i was like, "good, go back and sleep!" but obviously i was going to come out and

. >> mccain's body, fittingly carried out to frank sinatra's "my way." >> you can feel that presence here. the private ceremony later this morning will begin at 11:00. it will be remembering john mccain's life. an indication by the house chaplain, remarks by myself pence, and the benediction by the senate chaplain. after that family, the family will be escorted out and the doors will be opened for the public around 2:00 in the afternoon until about 8:00. and then his body will be watched around the clock until it is transported for the ceremony. >> each stop along the way has so much meaning. when you saw the senator leave phoenix, but the capital building in the senate, where he will be today, i think that is where he, it was the most natural fit. he was meant to be a senator, perhaps even more so. the senate is where he was his most comfortable. >> and he orchestrated every step of this. because he was sick, one of the silver linings of knowing he was coming, he got to have his thumbprint on everything we're seeing. so it is why it was so important to him and the details he wanted.

it ran 677 performances, and later became a movie starring frank sinatra. at one point, in the late sixties, simon had four shows on broadway at the same time. he's considered to be one of the most successful writers in american history. simon was 91 years old. (jrs) the weekend box office featured a movie with incredible staying power... (justine) and another that was a major flop. david daniel has the weekend estimates for the top five. "christopher robin" moved up a spot to fifth place, on ticket sales of six-point-three million dollars. impossible - fallout" stayed in fourth place: eight-million dollars gave it a domestic total of 194-million."you two are the most decorated officers in this department. what do you see?""looks like a robbery gone wrong to me." "this wasn't a robbery. this was a hit.""the happytime murders" was dead on arrival, opening in third place with just 10-million dollars -- the worst debut ever for a movie with melissa mccarthy in the lead role.(nat)"the meg" took second place for the second straight weekend, gobbling up 13-millio

what a way to conclude this service with frank sinatra performing, "my way" because john mccain certainlyny levels. what's so great about it was, if you didn't know a lot about john mccain, you do now because those were deeply personal testimonies. from his bad driving to his heroism, his honor, willingness to work across the aisle, his strength in vietnam, his love of family. you heard from people who truly, truly knew him in all aspects of his life and through anecdotes and these very colorful tributes, i think you got a full sense of the measure of truly great man. >> certainly did live a life, david axelrod. >> oh, without a doubt. the vice president talked about loss. of course he experienced dramatic loss, the loss of a child but no one could say john mccain was cheated. he, least of all, would say that. he lived one of the great american lives. what was so impressive about this service, which i suspect will be the most personal of the three or several that we are going to see is, you got a sense of his courage, values, decency and humor. he was a guy who took public service very se

final word on that church service today, the recessional at the end will fittingly by "my way" by frank sinatrasenator john mccain will take that final flight to washington, the flight he took so many times during his 35 years representing the people of arizona and he will land at joint base andrews at 7:30 and tomorrow he will lie in state at the u.s. capital. he's been saying good-bye to arizona the last couple days. over the weekend, the nation gets a chance to say good-bye to john mccain. erica? >> nick, appreciate it as always. thank you. >>> pall hickman was john mccain's former arizona state director, a good friend. he will be an usher at today's memorial service. we appreciate you joining us to talk about your good friend. >> thanks, erica, thanks for having me. >> you were also able to be at that private ceremony yesterday. what was that like for you? >> it was difficult. it was tough. i'd like to first offer my condolences and sympathy to cindy and the family. i have been asked about the legacy and that's one of the great ones we've got, a classy terrific senator john mccain and a gre

. >> frankston not sur -- frink s- frank sinatra was going out to speak on drug abuse. and actually did she go out with you? she's the one in charge of all of these even as a. she gets out there and finds out a that they want to bring slot machines to the. [laughter] the whole detail is in the book. there were a lot of stories where some of the friends created problems just by trying toto be overly helpful. my favorite was the famous producer of annie and the wonderful broadway shows a. he decided he wanted her to come from the basement in an elevator that would rise up to the main floor on the stage but the doors would open and all of the gray smoke and steam would come out. you're the one i called the hysterical about that one. so i told them we were not doing it. we are going to take questions. we would ask that you have the microphone in your hand and if you don't, we can't here and the people at home cannot hear your questions. >> i was going to ask about the title of your book. then i noticed you mentioned your hairdresser. i would like to know more about that. >>

. >> with frank sinatra singing "my way." >> there is something that you want to feel america is a greatfferent backgrounds and achievements. it is very few nations in the world that could have these two things going on. >> john mccain having scripted and issue the invitations themselves personally for joe biden who flew out to sedona to have a long two-hour chat they talked about the eulogy they delivered yesterday. john mccain having done this with bipartisanship in mind. in past recent years, there is been more difficult communications but despite all the partisanship, they do at moments like today coming together. we are told by our colleague who's our senate producer that mitch mcconnell, at the request of cindy mccain cleared the floor of the senate. former members of congress can go on the floor. clear the floor for a private moment with lindsey graham on the floor of the senate. the two went to the desk of john mccain's desk and draped in black as our colleague, kelly o'donell, says, it is covered with flowers. as cindy sat at his desk and graham took two white roses out of the v

music ] >> reporter: the service ended with mccain's flag-draped casket being wheeled out to frank sinatra'smy way" going to joint base andrews in maryland. there defense secretary james mattis greeted the wife and children. today mccain will lie in state under the u.s. capitol rotunda for a ceremony and public visitation. laura podesta, cbs news. >> on saturday mccain's procession pauses by the vietnam memorial on the way to the washington national cathedral for a funeral service where presidents obama and george w. bush will speak. he will be buried on the grounds of the naval academy in maryland on saturday. >>> hundreds of children have yet to be reunited with their parents after being separated at the border. according to the filing, 497 children remain separated while 22 of those children are under the age of 5 and remain in government care. a total of 1937 children have been reunited with parents, up 14 from last week. >>> developing out of florida, a shooting survivor from sunday's deadly videogame tournament is now taking some legal action. jacob was one of 10 people injured in the

it ran 677 performances and later became a movie starring none other than frank sinatra.ew years later simon's "barefoot in the park" helped make robert redford a star. and in 1965 simon won his first tony, for "the odd couple," the story of two mismatched roommates, oscar and felix. >> everything do you irritates me! and when you're not here the things i know you're going to do when you come in irritate me. >> reporter: "the odd couple" was a huge hit that inspired a successful movie and a long-running television series, and it firmly established simon as broadway's most popular playwright. other hits followed. "plaza suite," "the last of the red hot lovers." "the sunshine boys" just to name a few. no theater season seemed to be complete without another new play, sometimes a new musical, featuring simon's one-liners. there were screenplays too, for movies like "murder by death" and "the good-bye girl," for which richard dreyfuss would win an academy award for best actor. critics often dismiss simon as a mere joke writer. >> because i wrote a play almost every year, 27 pl

rorter: the servinded with mccain's flag-draped casket being wheeled out to frank sinatra's "my way " going to joint base andrews in maryland . there defense secretary james mattis greeted the wife and children. today mccain will lie in state under the u.s. capitol rotunda for a ceremony and public visitation. laura podesta, cbs news. orial on the way to the national cathedral... there, presidents obama and george w. bush will >>> tomorrow mccain's procession will pause by the vietnam memorial on the way to the washington national cathedral for a funeral service where presidents obama and george w. bush will speak. he will be buried on the grounds of the naval academy in maryland on saturday. you're looking live inside the that's >>> in detroit this morning, a private funeral service will be held for aretha franklin. you are looking live inside the greater grace temple as many people are filling that church. this is where the "queen of soul" will be laid to rest in a star-studded ceremony surrounded by her family and closest friends. in the days leading up to the private service, fran

when they got up there they had a cassette machine and they played frank sinatra fly me to the moon.st music ever played on the moon. and that is american. because if it had been the russians they would have played something big by the soviet 1812 overture and germans would have played beethoven. there is something very american. only the americans could have done that kennedy sent the nation a challenge. it rose to the challenge and being american they exceeded that and that flag should be in that story. >> juan: i was going to ask you go to the heart of the argument. take gosling on his face this is a tremendous human achievement, not just an american achievement is that a good argument? >> i see where he's coming from but i say that part of the beauty of being an american is the fact that it does represent so many other cultures that have come here and we all are american together. when i was little i wanted to be an nawnt. astronaut. i went to air force academy. i did all that stuff. and all of those camps there were american flags everywhere. and it was always in the shared love

. >> the song that was played at the end of the ceremony in arizona was frank sinatra's "my way."on't think anyone would dispute john mccain did it his way but he was saying my way should be our way, the american way and to remind us what that way should be. on the idea of "my way," he certainly planned this week in a very unique way. it's not everyone who could have former vice president joe biden and wide receiver larry fitzgerald speak at a ceremony just days before a republican president, george w. bush and democratic president barack obama, again, doug, very significant and poignant. >> absolutely. larry fitzgerald, the arizona cardinal wide receiver was just marvelous today. he talked about the differences. he's white, i'm black. i'm an athlete and he was in the military. he went on and talked about all their differences. in the end, they were great friends. i thought it was poignant the senator, in his last days, asked larry fitzgerald in his last days to be one of his eulogists because we're divided and we're one witt white, one black, different generations who had become

we had a lot of people from hollywood, of course, frank sinatra, audrey hepburn, gregory peck. we also had the queen -- i served the queen of england a long time ago for the first time and many, many after that ch. . we had liz taylor, charlton heston, james cagney and then jackie kennedy that would be coming for dinner but at the time she wasn't a kennedy anymore. she was just -- she was still jackie kennedy but she was not married. onassis, that became her husband later on would have dinner at the savoy with his girlfriend at the time which was maria callas, the opera singer so this is the caliber of the people we fed everyday at the savoy. enough to give you a heart attack everyday. we had a billionaire that would come and he would reserve a big round table and he expected every time to receive an enormous silver tray filled with homemade chocolates and cookies and all that. he expected it. he did not order it. one kind of cookies had to be there all the time. if the cookies fell, they had to shatner a thousand people. if they didn't break he would call the butler and say ta

the way down to the songs that would be used during the service and the recessional will be by frank sinatra, the favorite song "my way. senator mccain was a bit of a maverick his mantra was duty, honor, country and he lived up to that to the vend. he's a true american hero. after the service they will depart for washington where senator mccain will only become the 31st person to lie in state in the capitol rotunda and after a memorial service there at the national cathedral on saturday he'll be flown to annapolis, maryland where he'll be buried we're watching the situation as it unfolds in phoenix and we'll bring you some of the comments, scott, when they happen at the service. back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. here's what else is coming up on the "halftime report". >> announcer: straight ahead, a huge win for one halftime frayeder he bought roku before the surge and now he's set for another big move one of our own is the focus of the call of the day next before the break, our data partners on what happens after amazon jumps 10% in a month. it's happened 60 times in five years. a lo

andy said, "oh my god, i feel like diana ross," and i said, "that's weird, because i feel like frank sinatraference between us. >> stephen: what is the show? what do you guys do? is it a little sing, a little dance? >> it's like going to a bar with us and hearing all our best stories, basically. >> stephen: uh-huh. did you think about just going to a bar and charging people to come in to do this? >> that's an interesting idea. >> no, it's like 3,000 seat theaters, and people around the country-- >> stephen: holy cow! >> yeah, we've done it for three years. >> stephen: and i bet you're packing them in. >> yeah, we do all right. ( laughter ) it's a lot of ladies who have had a liquid dinner before they get there. >> yes, yes! >> stephen: sure. >> and now they're ready for some dessert. ( laughter ) >> absolutely. >> stephen: a little eye candy. ( applause ) a little andy candy. >> andy candy. anderson is reality, and i'm escape from reality. that's how we work. >> stephen: that's kind of true. as i was saying to you just backstage, i'm so happy that you're here, i love talking to both of you,

he wanted to hear frank sinatra does "my way" which will be played in the service tomorrow. was prepared for this moment. and to hear his friends talk about it, he was ready. >> this is morgan ortega's. morgan ortagus. he clearly believed in a very robust presence abroad and advocated for more involvement in iraq, syria and afghanistan, which is a different temperament than i think this current president has taken and even one that president barack obama took. where do you think his foreign policy legacy stands and who will keep that alive? >> one thing is nato is considering naming its headquarters building after john mccain, the new headquarters for nato. that tells you something about his international impact. if you look at all of the statements coming out from world leaders who have dealt with in one way or another, senator mccain on foreign policy, they are all glowing. i do think we are in a different stage now, and there is a battle as you know between an aggressive foreign policy stance, like john mccain had on the number of fronts, and one that is more, let the fol

it ran 677 performances and later became a movie starring none other than frank sinatra.on's "barefoot in the park" helped make robert redford a star. and in 1965, simon won his first tony for "the odd couple," the story of two mismatched roommates, oscar and felix. >> everything you do irritates me! and when you're not here, the things i know you're going to do when you come in irritate me. >> reporter: "the odd couple" was a huge hit that inspired a successful movie and a long-running television series. it firmly established simon as broadway's most popular playwright. other hits followed "plaza suite and "the sunshine boys" just to name a few. no theater seemed to be complete without another new play featuring simon's one-liners. there were screen plays too, for movies like "murder by death" and "the good-bye girl," for which richard dreyfus would win an academy award for best actor. critics often dismissed simon as a mere joke writer. >> because i wrote a play almost every year, 27 plays in 30 years is almost every year, so anyone who writes that many plays couldn't b

and the processional will be "my way" by frank sinatra. how perfect is that. >> perfect.the beautiful image o sedona, the landscape. >> of course, joe biden might well be the emotional center of this service with his signature humor, his empathy and his connection to john mccain in politics and life and through loss. through the loss of beau biden. and military service. i travelled with beau biden and dr. jill biden to baghdad to swear in new citizens who were members of our troops in a policy that's now been reversed by this pentagon. where military service would qualify before daca, where military service would qualify you for citizenship. the moving ceremony of joe biden swearing in these young troops who were in a conflict zone. we see larry fitzgerald, the wide receiver. who was so honored and surprised to be chosen for this service. senator biden has been teaching and lecturing as we know and has not ruled out returning to politics despite his age. >> there are no rule s anymore andrea. >> no rules indeed. that is pastor noah garcia, north baptist church. bridget mc

. ♪ and at the end of today's service-- to the sounds of frank sinatra-- mccain's family left phoenixfly with the casket to washington. he will lie in state at the u.s. capitol tomorrow.♪ ♪ and in the day's other news: the roughly two million civilian workers in the federal government will not be getting a apay raise in january aft. president trump today canceled an across-the-board raise of 2.1%, plus aitional increases in areas with higher costs of living. the action does not affect plans for a military pay raise of 2.6%. the president also says attorney general jeff sessions wi keep his job-- at least until november's elections. "bloomberg news" reports he gave that assurance in an interview today. the president has repeatedly criticized sessions for recusing himself from the russia instigation. china today dismissed a call for u.s. sanctions over a crackdown on muslims. a group of.s. lawmakers made the appeal, in a letter to the trump administraon. they cited reports of ethnic uighurs and other musls being held involuntarily in detention camps in xinjiang province. we'll look at t