this story but you got to meet him. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is you and paula abdul and frank sinatra. "straight up," he was more of a paula abdul fan than mine. but we called ahead to see if we could meet him and they said, "well, if sinatra wants to meet you, he'll let you know." what does that mean? so rickles goes on i didn't know him at the time. i -- you know, since i was very good friends with him as you mute know over the last 15 years so rickles goes on and then it's intermission and someone says, "mr. sinatra will meet you now. so we get to go back, and my dad was the biggest sinatra fan. so it was a really important moment for him we go back and my mom had this story for years that sinatra tried to hit on her on her wedding -- on her honeymoon. and she said, "no, frank, i'm a married woman," you know so at this concert she -- first of all, we get backstage and she's into a couple drinks, she beelines towards frank jilly rizzo, who was frank's guy, you know, tackles -- grabs my mother. and i'm like, "don't kill my mom. let me get a picture of frank first, then you can beat he

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. >> it became a destination for a rat packs, for frank sinatra -- >> and a place of murder. the wealthy air to this legendary hotel, dead. >> he was my father. he -- >> now, police said she was next. so it when the shadows are gunning for her. >> my suspicions are growing and growing by the minute. >> so who is behind all this? but plenty of suspects and plenty of motives. jealousy, greed, someone had 10 million reasons to kill. >> if you look back and say, my god, i can't believe what i saw. >> you are not going to believe it either because in this case, there is a final terrifying twist. >> i see him arriving with the crowbar. >> but hello and welcome to you "dateline". ben novak junior was a successful entrepreneur and this wealthy son of a miami businessman. then, he was found bound and bludgeoned to death in a new york hotel room. who wanted ben novak dead? in this case, there was no shortage of suspects or, possible motives. but a mysterious letter will lead detectives in the direction no one expected. here is dennis murphy with family affair. >> if ever there was a li

you are looking for an all-time classic summer song and i said frank sinatra. i won two votes. >> dana: frank sinatra summer wind. >> bill: enjoy summer. >> the war of words goes on between president biden and florida governor ron desantis as americans grapple with reimposed covid mandates. this is "the faulkner focus". i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner on this friday. it is getting personal now. the president earlier this week ripping the florida governor over covid cases rising in his state saying desantis should get out of the way and not block new restrictions. desantis firing back slamming biden for allowing covid positive migrants into country and saying he will -- if biden infringes on the rights of floridians with more mandates. biden upping the ante with the feud. >> your words don't be in the way and he said i am in the way to block too much interfere interference the federal government. your response? >> president biden: governor who? >> critics saying biden's response. how about the most important and powerful governor in the entire country.

. >> kelly: okay, frank sinatra. i love it. what was the reaction from the bride and groom? awesome. i hope you do more weddings. thank you so much, josh. all right, everybody, let's get our first guest. he is a southern boy who went on to play 18 years in the nfl where he won two super bowls and voted most valuable player five times. now he's hosting a game show called "capitol one college bowl" premieres tomorrow night on nbc. give it up for peyton manning. hello! how are you doing? >> i am doing well, kelly. thanks for having me. looking forward to having some fun today. >> kelly: what did you think about the flower guy? >> that was impressive. it kind of made me think how disappointing our flower girls were. they didn't really

the book june 10th we have the author of the book in the small shours, his conversations with frank sinatra. but i want to return to tonight's program and author michael dobbs who will talk about his book king richard. to those of you that haven't seen it, this is a copy of my book that came out last week. between an american tragedy and it has as you can see a rather dark picture of richard nixon on the front cover. i'm going to explain in a little bit the structure of the book and why i chose to call it king richard. but first of all i will tell you a little bit about myself and why i chose to write this book which is usually the first question that is aimed at authors, why did you write the book. as you can tell from my accent, i am originally from the uk but i am now living in the u.s. i worked for a long time for the "washington post" and when i was a kid, i don't know if this is typical of everyone, but to me i used to take these train rides d around the uk and it would go through suburbs across towns and villages and often the houses were very close to the railway. i used to look ins

his conversations with frank sinatra. but i want to return to tonight's program and author michael dobbs who is going to talk about his book "king richard." michael, what can you tell us about king richard? >> thank you very much. for those of you that haven't seen it, this is a copy of my book which came out last week. it's king richard nixon and watergate in american tragedy. and it has, as you can see, a rather dark picture of richard nixon on the front cover. i will explain in a little bit the structure of the book and why we chose to call it king richard. i will tell you a little bit about myself and why i chose to write this book, which is usually the first question which is aimed at authors why did you write the book. as you can tell from my accident, i am originally from the uk but now living in the u.s. i worked for a long time for the post for 25 years and when i was a kid, i don't know if this is typical of everyone, but for me i used to take train rides around the uk and it would go through suburbs across town

is when sam raburn speaker of the house in the $1,950 made the mistake of putting his hand on frank sinatrasin schumer who is a creep. jesse: i think colbert needs to work on monologue gutfeld just smoked him last week. get off the dance floor, colbert, get back to work. you are falling behind. >> 37 writers and he has got no jokes in the monologue. that's farce. jesse: imagine if i had 37 writers. woo. i need to talk to my agent. >> you are pretty good with just the 26 guys. jesse: that's right. i just need 26 and that's all i need. mark steyn who doesn't need any writers not at all. it all comes straight from his crazy brain. thank you, mark. we appreciate it. don't go anywhere. abby hornacek is here and she is on the clock. ♪ ♪ so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. hot dog or... chicken? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (vo) at t-mobile for business, unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can focus on what matters most. whether it's ensuring food arr

have -- and on june 10 we have the author of the book in the wee small hours, conversations with frank sinatra. i want to return to tonight's program into author michael dobbs who's going to talk to us about his book "king richard" nixon and watergate -- an american tragedy hardcover. michael what can you tell us about king richard? >> will thank you very much. for those of you who haven't seen it this is a copy of my book which came out last week. it's full title is "king richard" nixon and watergate -- an american tragedy hardcover. it has as you can see a rather dark picture of richard nixon on the front cover. i'm going to explain a little bit the structure of the book and why he chose to call a king richard but first i will tell you a little bit about myself and why he chose to write this book which is usually the first question that is aimed at authors, why did he write the book? as you can tell from my accent i'm originally from the uk but i'm now living in the u.s.. i worked for a long time for the "washington post" for 25 years and when i was a kid i don't know this was typical of eve

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you are looking for an all-time classic summer song and i said frank sinatra.of words goes on between president biden and florida governor ron desantis as americans grapple with reimposed covid mandates. this is "the faulkner focus". i'm julie banderas in for harris faulkner on this friday. it is getting personal now. the president earlier this week ripping the florida governor over covid cases rising in his state saying desantis should get out of the way and not block new restrictions. desantis firing back slamming biden for allowing covi

. >> that's why my a and r said, "you record with judy garland and frank sinatra and all these peoplerog." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes. that's exactly right >> who is ageless. he said, "ageless and evergreen. [ laughter ] so it didn't come from my "wet" album and yet, you know, it was too -- the "wet" album was more romantic songs, more sexy. >> jimmy: yeah >> and it wasn't right for kermit until now [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, now it's right for kermit, i agree. i also like -- >> i sang this song 'cause it was my son's favorite song when he saw "the muppet movie." "the muppet movie. >> jimmy: oh yeah. the one "if only you were mine" with barry gibb, i listened to this like four times today because i like that there's banter in there that is just not pre-written. it's just you and barry totally talking. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're like -- this guy sounds like "singing in the rain" a little bit and then he's goes - it's fascinating >> brutally authentic and that's what we recorded. >> jimmy: and it says right here, "streisand," that's up in the top corner here. did you ever think that yo

. >> it became a destination for a rat packs, for frank sinatra -- >> and a place of murder.he was next. so it when the shadows are gunning for

. >> dana: the only reason i smiled is since frank sinatra is your song. >> bill: my buddy was the band you can't miss it at the pump. gas prices going up. biden administration saying the way to fix it is to spend more money and a lot of it. that's coming up. u.s. forces have not yet fully left afghanistan. taliban, though, is wreaking havoc across that country. will the group seize total control of the capital city within weeks? that's next. >> the intelligence community is saying al qaeda has an intent to take control the taliban if they take over the government there. isn't that why we went in in the first place? newday's low rate refi offers their lowest rate in history. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year and there are no upfront costs. not one dollar. the newday low rate refi. take advantage of these record low rates so you and your family can save. i suffered with psoriasis for so long. i felt gross. people were afraid i was contagious. i was covered from head to toe. i was afraid to show my skin. after i started cosentyx i wasn't covered anymore.

names like frank sinatra, bob hope, bing crosby, mary tyler moore, dick van dyke, and barbra streisandnd i just wanted to be left alone. and i was an't that happy with performance opening night. >> yeah. you're a realist. a real wonderful realist. >> the intimacy of these conversations will really take you back to that time. >> reporter: the recordings ran for two years, starting in 1964, as "let's talk to lucy," a daily ten-minute program on the cbs radio network. and this week, they'll reemerge on sirius xm radio. but only because they were kept safe over the last 57 years by lucy and her husband desi's tod vance, my adorable vivian bagley. >> reporter: one of the show's highlights is a sit-down lucy did with her longtime co-star, vivian vance. >> you and i have been through a lot. >> we have been through a lot, lucille. that's another thing that has drawn us even closer through the years, rather than the long association driving us apart. >> how did lucy arnes find this gold mine? >> i think her mother understood content and understood the value of everything that she did. and i thi

hemmer got a ton of support for frank sinatra summer went online. >> dana: do you think summer winds. me after the segment saying i love that song. it's a great summer song. >> dana: my mom found sheet must i -- music and played it for bill. when i hear that song in the summertime this is how i feel. coming across, the moose, i've had it. we've had it. >> bill: get that song out of my mind. >> dana: tell us what your favorite summer song is. >> it has to be fast paced and a toe tapper. >> bill: here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert. a chicago police officer shot and killed in the line of duty as violent crime again tears through the windy city. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus". the tragedy is highlighting another bloody weekend in chicago. at least 86 people were shot in 54 separate shootings. 13 of them died. among those who lost their lives was officer 29-year-old ella french. police say a suspected gunman

they'll pay tapes from her 1960s radio show where she interviewed stars like frank sinatra, barbra streisandn will get to tune in to those recordings. the podcast will also contain freshly taped tributes to lucy's legend from ron howard, amy poehler, tiffany haddish and more. let's talk to lucy will have 240 episodes and will air across three weeks on sirius xm. then the episodes will be available to listen to as a podcast ready to download or stream on pandora, the sirius xm app and other platforms. lucy's daughter lucy arnaz says she and her family can't wait to share these tpes with the rest of the planet. we cannot wait to listen. >>> and speaking of listen, get ready, cardi b and lizzo teaming up for a new song. lizzo revealing the news in this instagram video. take a look. [ phone ringing ] >> hello. >> good morning. >> hey. >> that's what's featuring, y'all, period. >> what's going on? you called me so early. >> she's calling you early because it's big news. cardi also confirmed that news on her social media writing, all the rumors are true. me and my sis lizzo dropping this friday. h

neil to your point, we're having fun, now i'm doing the weekend show, the frank sinatra show.know this about you and we kid each other a lot i hope it doesn't get too serious but you give back a lot. you never forget your roots. so practice what my dad used to say, stay humble because in your face it'll come in handy. you're the best, young man, keep at it. now i know you have to get to alfred and the bat cave, but enjoy your mansion, that's quite the office there. it looks like you stepped out of ethan allen there, but whatever. >> [laughter] thanks, neil. neil: you are the man. joe piscopo. i don't know if you ever listen ed to this radio show. do you know what makes it so great? he's decent to both sides and he hears out both sides and he doesn't get in the extreme bit where they just say nasty things , like some of you do to me, with nasty comments and it makes me feel vulnerable. then i get over it. we'll have more, after this. my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she'

what do you think is more interesting, this place or frank sinatra's house? this. this place! of material that would be in a landfill. he's recycled and made it into great works of art. where is kenny? he's out here. kenny? where's kenny? uh! chuckles. he's behind you! kenny! i think this is kenny. that's the man! this is astonishing. your father has told us a little bit about what is going on here but could you take me on a little tour? yeah, absolutely. yeah? fantastic. and you've made every single one of these pieces, obviously. yeah, made them all by myself. and over how many years? i've been working on my art for i'd say at least the last four decades, since i've been living and breathing. really? yeah, i wasjust born an artist. on these four acres of land, kenny has used 1000 tons of recycled stuff to create 350 works of art so far. here's the hockey bot. and what is that? it's made out of refrigerators. made out of refrigerators! yeah. right there's the robo bear, it's made out of an air—conditioning compressor, and that is santa's wagon up there. that is astonishing. w