lionel richie, frank sinatra, sammy davis jr. >> well, i'll go right to it. ight long" had just come on. i was coming on just before frank being sammy. george slaughter -- >> jimmy: great producer. >> "laugh in." he said, you don't want to go on after this kid, you guys want to go on before this kid. they said, we go on like we always do, we're last on the show. i go out, i do all my songs. i came back. to give the celebratory, frank, dean, sammy. i said, where's frank, dean, and sammy? they're at the bar. they saw me and said, oh my god are. >> jimmy: wow. >> years later, i met -- i was hanging and i got this call that frank sinatra wanted me -- he was doing his final tour. >> jimmy: wow. >> and he wanted me, his closest friends, on one bus. and he called and said, he wants me to be on that bus. >> jimmy: really? >> warren beatty. jack nicholson. i mean, what am i doing on this bus? and i said, i just got a divorce, i don't have a date. he said, i'll find a date for you, dinah shore was my date. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> but i go to the -- go backstag

lionel richie, frank sinatra and sammy davis jr. >> i'll get right to it. had just come out. and i was coming on just before frank, dean and sammy. >> jimmy: great producer. "laugh in". >> the first thing he said you don't want to go on after this kid. you want to go on before this kid. they said we go on just like we always do. we're last on the show. i go out. i do all "all night lo night lo came back, where is frank, dean and sammy? they're at the bar. in other words, they saw me and said oh my god. so the comment. >> jimmy: wow. >> years later, i now met -- i was hanging, and i got this call that frank sinatra wanted me, he was doing his final sewer. >> jimmy: wow. >> and he wanted me, his closest friends on one bus. and he called and said he wants me to be on that bus. >> jimmy: really? >> warren beatty, jack nicholson. what am i doing on this bus? and i said, i just got a divorce. i don't have a date. he said i'll find a date for you. dinah shore was my date. >> jimmy: really? >> i go backstage. and if you know anything about frank, he is an amaze thin

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the likes of frank sinatra, diana ross and even brian clough had managed to make it to the big apple.champion but on the ground in many eyes. ali who had given up his belt and freedom rather than participate in the vietnam war entered as a former champion yet to taste defeat. there was bitterness before and after the first bout. frazier refused to call ali by his name. the greatest described his foe as an uncle tom. rumour has it, that phrase yet never forgive him as an uncle tom. rumour has it, that phrase yet neverforgive him —— as an uncle tom. rumour has it, that phrase yet never forgive him —— for gave him. he phrase yet never forgive him -- for ave him. gave him. he might say something bad because ou gave him. he might say something bad because you said _ gave him. he might say something bad because you said something _ gave him. he might say something bad because you said something bad - gave him. he might say something bad because you said something bad about| because you said something bad about him but he had no hate for nobody. the bout itself featured 15 rounds of fierce i

as you know, the reagan's were very good friends with frank sinatra. frank sinatra had his own private, permanent department at the sands hotel. nancy was going there to speak to the national pa. >> the most wholesome group in las vegas, right? >> and this was on drug abuse. so she, actually, admiral bless ski -- did she go out with you, barbara? >> she was the projects director. right? >> she was in charge of all the drug abuse events and things. she gets out there and she finds out that -- and finds out that the sands wants to bring in slot machines. they thought she would like to privately play a slot machine for some reason. >> because she was in mr. reagan's sweet? when she was there, she could play slots? >> the whole detail is in the book. but there were a lot of stories where reagan's friends created problems just by trying to be overly solicitous -- >> helpful? >> not so helpful. my favorite was race stark, the famous producer of annie, what else? a whole string of wonderful broadway shows. but for annie, he decided he wanted nancy reagan. he

. >>> taking a live look outside before break, this is >>> new, legendary singer frank sinatra, his former house in los angeles was reportedly broken into last night. when police arrived, three suspects took off. one was caught. the multi million dollar house in chad worth has been home to many celebrities over the years. apparently marilyn monroe lived in the guest house. >>> several republicans crossing isle to join democrats, house of representatives approving two bills that can lead to citizenship for millions of undocumented. debra alfarone has the latest from capitol hill. >> reporter: democrat controlled house passed two immigration bills saying now is the time to give legal status and pathway to citizenship to about 2 million undocumented young immigrants known as dreamers as well as to hundreds of thousands of immigrant farm workers. >> dreamers are doctors, nurses, lab technicians, contact tracers, job creators. >> reporter: this is as biden administration deals with a huge influx of migrants hoping to seek asylum in the united states. >> it ignores the problem, will worsen the s

flo clore -- folklore, she became the first female to win three times album of the year, with frank sinatraand paul simon. >> you medicine this imaginary world and we cannot tell you how honored we are. ♪ >> dua lipa won best pop vocal album, and spoke of the value of music during hard times. record of the year went to billie eilish, for every thing i wanted. >> thanks for doing this, i love you, thank you. >> song of the year went to her, for the black lives matter at them, i cannot breathe, addressing social justice and race. >> we are the change we wish to see. and the fight we had a nest in the summer of 2020, keep that same energy, thank you. >> the pandemic devastated much of the winners -- music industry with canceled concerts and tours, and the reflected that with artists at the ceremony socially distance and wearing masks and many prerecorded performances. ♪ a groundbreaking ceremony and a reminder of the power of music, especially during challenging times.

win album of the year 3 times and that puts her in the ranks of so-called 3 peat performers like frank sinatra stevie wonder and paul simon mostly we just want to thank the fans you guys met us in this imaginary world that we created and we can't tell you how honored we are. british singer do a leap i won best pop vocal album for her dance the future nostalgia and spoke of the value of music during hard times and record of the year when severely eilish for everything i wanted yeah thanks for doing this i love you thank you the song of the year went to r. and b. artist her for the black lives matter anthem i can't breathe addressing issues like police brutality social justice and race we are the change that we wish to see and you know that that that fight that we had enough of the summer of 2020 keep that same energy thank you the pandemic has devastated much of the music industry with canceled festivals like concerts and twitterers the grammys reflected that reality with artists at the ceremony socially distance and wearing masks and also with many prerecorded performances. are. groundbreaking

she would equal frank sinatra, stevie wonder and paul simon, who have all done equally as well in thaty big names there to match if _ category. pretty big names there to match if that - category. pretty big names - there to match if that happens! yes, and it's controversial, it's an award ceremony, these things tend to thrive off some kind of controversy, it's a bit harder when it is all remote. yeah, it seems actually, feels perhaps a little more clinical than usual, clearly there isn't the audience to give some of the audience to give some of the comedic lines any kind of feedback. irate the comedic lines any kind of feedback-— the comedic lines any kind of feedback. . . �* , feedback. we haven't seen bad behaviour so _ feedback. we haven't seen bad behaviour so far _ feedback. we haven't seen bad behaviour so far and _ feedback. we haven't seen bad behaviour so far and trevor - behaviour so far and trevor noah and his introduction talked about celebrating music, that have touched our lives and saved ourselves during the past year, he talked about forgetting a problem is and i think

relation and cause we've been hearing everything in my lifetime from ozzy as born to before that to frank sinatra to elvis to you name it to to video games if you look at cultures like japan that have historically some of the most violent video games and culture at their hand you don't see this there is something that is my a ligament in our culture what it is what causes it you tell me we are a unique people and very quickly don't give me his business about guns because there are more guns in mexico and other places than here but the reason why they kill each other is because our drugs we kill each other because we're having a bad day we kill each other because we just we can't get a date or we're forcibly celibate we are a demented society that's the problem while lionel monella malique and out. and we could go all our i want to thank you for joining us conversation like i said i'm going to apologize ahead of time people be nice to me at least they're willing to talk and i think that's part of the issues right now thank you for joining me we will have these conversations again after the break i

you know, there were 17 flags when president trump, i think, said, you know, farewell to frank sinatra or the village people playing, surprisingly enough and boarded the plane and there was people reading into that. is it, nia, from what you've seen, are people -- is there still money being made? are they still selling products? is there still the backing of this there was before because we've talked and kevin, as well, about people leaving in the wake of none of their promises coming true. is there any way to know how many people are still out there that believe this? >> after the january 20th inauguration and the storm didn't happen, on telegram there was a great deal of weeping and teeth smashing but the fact remains the people who were diehards will double and triple down. what's interesting about tomorrow is that a number of these qanon influencers who are the ones making the money are now saying wait a second, wait a second, march 4th is a false flag operation that antifa created to make us look bad so you have now this different vain of argument within qanon that some people are

large, this is donald trump's party and it's why watching these remarks, it remind me of an old frank sinatrafrom donald trump for more than four years now and it's exactly what we're going to hear for the next few years. he's not going to announce anything that's he's going to run or not going to run because he wants everybody in a reality show way to tune in tomorrow. it just means the rest of the republican field remains on ice. >> certainly freedoms in place still. republican congressman adam kizinger, one of the dissidents the anti-trump factions minority, perhaps 10% of the party, said he's glad to be on trump's enemy list. this is on "morning joe" today. of. >> not a bad enemy list to be on. quite honestly, i think what you can see at that speech yesterday was recycling old talking points. you know, just stream of consciousness and i think it's obvious there is no vision from donald trump. there's no desire to paint a vision. all he really desires is to stand in front of a crowd and be adored. >> and, so, phil, he's not talking about policies per day per se other than to blast biden's

as you know the reagans were very good friends with frank sinatra. he had his own private permanent apartment at the sans hotel. and nancy was going out there to speak to the pta and this was on drug abuse. and so she -- actually did she go with you, barbara? do you remember? >> she was the projects director. >> she's the one in charge of all the drug abuse events and things. and she gets out there and she finds out that -- well, anne find out that the sans wants to bring in a slot machine. they thought she'd like to privately play a slot machine. >> so when she's there she can play slots. >> the whole detail's in the book. but they're a lot of stories where friends created -- some of the reagan fringe created problems just by trying to be overly solicitous -- >> helpful and not so helpful. >> my favorite was ray stark, the famous producer of anni and a whole string of wonderful broadway shows. but for annie he decided she wanted nancy reagan, he invited her and she said she'd love to come from the opening. and he decided he wanted her to come from t

win album of the year 3 times and that puts her in the ranks of so-called 3 peat performers like frank sinatra stevie wonder and paul simon mostly we just want to thank the fans you guys met us in this imaginary world that we created and we can't tell you how honored we are. british singer do a leap of one best pop vocal album for her dance the future nostalgia and spoke of the value of music during hard times and record of the year when to billie eilish for everything i wanted yeah thanks for doing this i love you thank you the song of the year went to r. and b. artist her for the black lives matter anthem i can't breathe addressing issues like police brutality social justice and rates we are the change that we wish to see and you know that that that fight that we had enough of the summer of 2020 keep that same energy thank you the pandemic has devastated much of the music industry with canceled festivals like concerts and twitterers the grammys reflect. did that reality with artists at the ceremony socially distance and wearing mask and also with many prerecorded performances. a groundbreaki

would come out just blast frank sinatra. they surpass all time >> seth: i always like asking anybody who was young living in new york, especially actors, what their first -- their early apartments were like did you have any doozies back in your day >> it was -- i'll say exactly where it was it was 323 west 42nd street right across from port authority. and -- >> seth: oh, great area. great area beautiful. >> yeah. yeah but we were at times square. so, you know, so we felt lucky >> seth: how many -- how many roommates were you rocking back then >> well, i had one official roommate that paid the rent with me, and then, we had all of our rutgers friends kind of just hop off the bus, cross the street, and then, crash with us. you know but it was -- i don't know everything about that was romantic at the time that's what we said -- that's what we said to ourselves until you walked outside >> seth: yeah. you would also i'm sure say it to girls you want to see something romantic you've never seen romance until you've seen the port au

it was held at madison square garden and build as the fight of the century when frank sinatra couldn't he took pictures for life magazine undefeated heavyweight champ joe frazier and undefeated challenger mohammed ali. slugged it out for 15 rounds. ali was knocked down in the 15th and frasier was the winner by unanimous decision that's this day in sports march, 8th. and something to leave you with on this monday night, just in case you missed it. we're gonna take a look now at cal. jim nist gammy waterson and meet on saturday against utah. okay? speaking that landed just part of it. the judges like the rest of water sins routine as well. she received a perfect tan, and that has only happened one other time in college gymnastics history that was back in 1992 waterson, a native of australia, and reminder that were scheduled to have olympics this summer in tokyo, but those perfect tens don't come along very often. we strive for perfection for perfection rarely ever achieve it. gotta savor the moment. good for her, and congratulations. that was. exciting really. alright, joe. thank you. ne

heard joe report that taylo first female she joins the ranks of stevie wonder, paul simon and frank sinatraunshine up and down the eastern seaboard. snowy up through the plains. digging out around the rockies look for some light snow in the sierra, and sunshine from the gulf all the way into texas. that's what's going on around meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at the storm system still spinning across the region. it's bringing in dusty winds and will keep our weather a bit unsettled today with the chance of spotty showers and snow in some of our big area hills, but it's also very windy near the coastline and inner bay. that's where the wind advisory will continue up until about 11:00 for the coast and the bay. and then our weather starts to calm down and quiet down by the middle of the week. >> that's your latest weather. craig? >> thank you. >>> we turn to our special series "women are essential. >> for women's history month, we're sharing stories of remarkable women who have broken barriers to become pioneers in their field. you certainly met one. >> oh, she is amazing. so after

. >>> it's an absolute classic from the great frank sinatra.allen herman. a big personality? there ever was. hirshman never wasted a single moment of living. even at 90 years old, he was still practicing law, still driving around town. sometimes he would go see a show in manhattan, follow that up with a jazz club, arriving home around 4:00 a.m. music and jazz and theater were enormous parts of his rich life. but hirshman's calling was defending people who couldn't defend themselves. in his decades as a lawyer, hirshman proudly defended anti-war protesters, political prisoners, the disenfranchised, the wrongly accused again and again, oftentimes completely free of charge. hirshman passed recently after a brief fight with the coronavirus. but remember what sinatra said, to live until you die. allen hirshman certainly did that. we will be right back. itching. the pain. with tremfya®, adults with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis can uncover clearer skin and improve symptoms at 16 weeks. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase