frank sinatra. >> and ended in a murder. >> the heir of this hotel, dead. >> he was the only father i ever knew. >> now, police said she was next. someone in the shadows gunning for her. >> my suspicions are growing and growing by the minute. >> so who was behind all this? plenty of suspects, and plenty of motives. anger, jealousy, greed, someone had 10 million reasons to kill. >> we look back and said my god, i couldn't believe what i saw. >> you're not going to believe it either because in this case there is a final terrifying twist. >> i see the you bar. . >> hello and welcome to "dateline." ben novak jr. was a successful entrepreneur and the son of a wealthy miami businessman. then he was found bound and hit to death in a hotel room. who wanted him dead? there was no shortage of suspects or possible motives but a mysterious letter would lead detectives in a direction no one expected. here's dennis murphy with family affair. >> if ever there was a little girl lost it was maya bond. >> from when i was little i was always in the way. >> she survived a mother/daughter relationship qui

bing crosby and frank sinatra.all are so comfortable in their skin and seem to be having a great time. watching three athletes hit home runs simultaneously. >> ♪ it's always just a short walk to the oldest established permanent crap game in new york. ♪ announcer: bing crosby's signature songs set the stage. >> ♪ when i was a kid in hasbrouck heights, his singing was one of my delights. i'm glad he's not young anymore ♪ announcer: when he brought his famous friends together for tv specials, the whole country came together to watch them. >> ♪ dinah, is there anyone finer in the state of carolina? if there is and you know her show her to me ♪ announcer: dean martin, louis armstrong, jackie gleason, rosemary clooney, frank sinatra. >> ♪ love and marriage love and marriage they go together like a horse and carriage ♪ announcer: bing could sing with anyone. ♪ announcer: he brought out the best in everybody. >> ♪ if they could see us now [applause] >> ♪ what kind of top-drawer first-rate show we got. ♪ announcer: bing's t

. >> renee, as frank sinatra said, i did it my way. you are doing it your way. you are leaving at the top of

i'm the mayor, frank sinatra of this city. >> what's going on, kids. >> it's mis-shanika. >> hey, i'mder. >> i'm monica. >> professionally known as killer make. >> artist, mom, born and bred and atlanta. straight from the south side, y'all. >> i'd like to welcome you -- ♪ turn down for what >> to the alt. yeah! >> welcome to atlanta. ♪ welcome to atlanta where the players play ♪ >> southern hospitality in atlanta is amazing because people actually say stuff like hello, good morning, how are you doings? how is your mom and dad? we very much are a small town, you know, masquerading as a big city. >> we talk about the culture, we talk about thehe part that i think makes atlanta most special is the food. you're not born and raised in atlanta and not been to the beautiful. >> there's a lot of opportunities in atlanta, so our city is really growing at a fast rate. >> it's a place where you can afford to have a house, raise a family and at the same time pursue your entrepreneurial dreams. it really is to me wakanda. ♪ walk it like i talk it >> from the way that we dress, the way that we spea

once even dated frank sinatra.his wasn't her first fling with the law. >> i was there for a violation of probation. >> so that's where virginia was when she met a young woman who was not like the other inmates. >> she was very pretty, very friendly, doing cart wheels in fact, up and down the aisle. >> the woman's name was susan atkins. virginia was intrigued. >> i casually asked her one day what she was there for and this is when she said murder. >> susan told virginia she'd been accused of killing a guy months earlier, but then she went on bragging that the cops didn't know a fraction of what she side really done. >> she said those murders of benedict canyon. you know who did it, don't you? and i looked at her and i said no, i don't and her words to me well, you're looking at her. >> and she confessed to the crime the whole nation was talking about. enthusiastically described the killing in all their blood curdling detail. >> sharon tate begged her, please don't kill me. and she said, she looked at her eye to eye

. >> back in the '60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was svelte, clean-shaven, debonairssion? ♪ punish me with brutality talk to me ♪ ♪ when you can see what's going on ♪ ♪ what's going on yeah, what's going on ♪ ♪ tell me what's going on ♪ ooh >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what is going on over there. he's seeing the protests here and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america, look at yourself, america. >> he is talking about the war, he's talking about poverty. changing as an artist in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially berry gordy did not not want marvin to do "what's going on." >> motown was supposed to be nonthreatening and you have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war. that could potentially ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ yes, i want to know what's going on right now ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's going on," berry tells marvin, okay, if y

frank sinatra. >> and ended in a murder. >> the heir of this hotel, dead. >> he was the only father ir knew. >> now, police said she was next. someone in the

. >> renee, as frank sinatra said, i did it my way. you are doing it your way. you are leaving at the top of your game. i just have to say, you've had a stellar career. you really think about that. you would defined by your class and you have a personality that dis arms people. people feel like they know you. your generosity. you are just down-home person with a good heart. my grandmother used to say that women are never stronger than when they arm themselves with their weakness. what that is saying, you are a remarkable woman. you are. and you make other people better. the seven years that i've been on the commission, you helped every commissioner, you've helped the staff. but you've grown and you've transformed yourself and i hate it that you are leaving but generations to come will benefit and younger people will come behind you as we continue and you've raised the bar. i know one thing, you might talk about ports, port of san francisco has a migh mitas touc, it's because of you. i wish you the best in what you will doing. please enjoy life. the highest momen

do you guys know "more" by frank sinatra? and they were like, what? and i was li, hit it!>> seth: yeah. e i was like -- and they were, l we had never played together. they had never played that song together. and they kind of ended with a light applause. and i left and i went home. i was just aut to buy a fedora and be that kid. >> seth: yea so, maybe a bullet dodged. >> i think so. >> seth: yeah. i lovehat you had the confidence of sinatra that they would just, everybody around you wod know all the songs. >> i was like, swing, baby! let's go! [ laughter ] don't know it. >> seth: i first saw you and him at second city in chicago. >> oh yeah. >> s background.a sketch you auditioned for snl. do you remember any of your snl audition characters? i o. i did this one character -- oh. it was called dr. mlk dds. [ ligh>>laughter ] eth: okay. >> and it was, what if martin luther king was a dentist? [ laughter ] >> seth: do you remember, how was it received? >> oh, i think -- i think i was hired off of it. [ laughter ] an-after my 20 years on snl [ light laughter ] >> seth: you were

frank sinatra of the city, man. >> what's going on?. >> i'm monica. >> professionally known as killer mike. one half owner of the flag shop and owner of rhonda jewel. >> artist, mom, born and bred in atlanta. straight from the south side, y'all. >> i'd like to welcome you -- >>. ♪ to the atl, yeah. >> welcome to atlanta! ♪ >> southern hospitality in atlanta is amazing because people actually say stuff like hello, good morning, how you doing, how's your mom and dad. we very much are a small town masquerading as a big city. >> we talk about the culture. we talk about the love. the part i think makes atlanta most special is the food. you're not born and raised in atlanta and not been to beautiful. >> there's a lot of opportunity in atlanta. so our city is really growing at a fast rate. >> it's a place where you can afford to have a house, raise a family, and at the same time pursue your entrepreneurial dreams. it is to me wakanda. ♪ >> from the way that we dress, the way that we speak -- it's all reflected in the music. ♪ >> we don't try

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. >> i own the organ that was in frank sinatra's house. >> really?f, be yourself in every way. >> and then by the time the show was over, said, "wow, she was like a mom to me." >> tammy faye just announced she has inoperable lung >> i remember when i saw her on "larry king." >> i'll never forget it. i watched it live like everybody else. >> she recently reached out to us, saying that talking to her public makes her feel stronger. it's tough for us to see tammy faye looking so weak. how are you doing, dear? >> i'm doing pretty good considering the circumstances, larry. >> and it's a heart rending thing, i think it's quite understandable for people to think, "why would she do that?" and i think she was really trying to say to people, "we're all going to die. this is what it is. life is just temporary." and i think it was a very brave and selfless thing of her to do. >> now you've always been so upbeat, the feeling of god being with you. does that remain? >> that remains consistent. i talk to god every single day. and i say, "god, my life is in your han