you get to see one of them live in a small room like this. >> laura: si -- uh, frank sinatra. >> anthonye i have never heard anybody say anything bad about him. >> anthony: whereas sinatra, you'd have a hard time hearing something good. there does seem to be a soundtrack to old vegas. >> laura: a soundtrack upon check-in? >> anthony: a soundtrack, right. yeah, yeah, yeah. does that help? >> laura: who, me, or any other entertainer? >> anthony: yeah, does it help you? well, an affection for the classics. an expectation that while i'm here i should hear some standards. >> laura: i don't know if there's a certain place that people stay who are sentimental about las vegas because there are very few hotels left that were there in the old days. they have all been imploded. >> anthony: they've recreated ancient rome, sort of, and the amalfi coast and paris. you would think somebody would want to recreate vegas. i'd go there. >> laura: i'd work there. >> anthony: yeah. ♪ every hour, every day you will hear me say ♪ ♪ oh baby won't you please come on home baby won't you please come home ♪ ♪ thank

frank sinatra singing it. he is my favorite. >> almost a personal anthem for you. >> it was. i was walking down to that drugstore, i was going to prove that i could walk, and i did. >> when you first came out of your house and first tried to make your initial trip. >> walk on, walk on, that is what the song says. i made it and i got a free milkshake. and a lot of ribbing. these guys were very nice to me but i was in it so long after the war, i did not get out of it until 1948. i was still hospitalized. that is how i met all the good doctors. i don't blame them for leaving. i sought out an outside doctor. he would not let me pay him but i had to pay the hospital. they put a little cigar box out in the drugstore. when it was all over, we raised $1800. i still have bank slips, $.25, a nickel, one $100 contribution for the bob dole fund. i play -- i paid the hospital in chicago. the doctor was in the army. he loved veterans. he lost a brother in the war. he would do anything for you. he was all most like a second father. >> you had a lot of time to think during this long time. yo

he has been compared to the likes of frank sinatra. songs of love, heartbreak and masculiity are staples. >> iconic songs have played over the years. i remember watching the movies with them. i was thinking to myself, wow. that man is so talented to begin with. >> he sold more than 65 million albums, earned a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 1998. we'll have more on this newscast. >>> about 1:30 this morning, 100 people were involved in a procession. several of them on horseback. one of the horseback riders was hit and is in at a hospital in critical condition. they did track down the alleged driver at a home in north santa rosa. investigators say they found drugs and ammunition at his home. he was on release on firearms charges. >>> tonight, the omicron variant continues to spread. four cases confirmed today in washington, d.c. these cases are not related. three people had traveled domestically. all four patients were vaccinated. it's not known if they received their boosters. you see on this map, omicron cases have been concerne

i was curious to find out how the nightlife scene is involved since the likes of frank sinatra was inthe city. let's see what it starts up with today's crowd. >> great to meet you. >> local entrepreneur are open the lion's den bar and lounge in march. it's a way to kick the nightlife. >> is to have another way to help try and find a different way than just door selling back scratchers. >> they existed on this very's got. entrances were placed here today . >> this was the restaurant upstairs. >> running a nightclub today is different back in the 1950s. parking issues and car break- ins are on the rise. the recent attacks against the agent population makes people fearful going out tonight. >> as soon as they announced delta was coming. table some bands were canceling because we are requiring vaccine cards. >> shows and big bands of yesteryear are long gone. but this is not forgotten. >> tell me about this one here. charlie owned a a bit of the city and andy owned of the chinese sky. >> these were all the celebrities that came. like bob hope, lauren mccall and bing crosby. >> remembering

fernandez have been compared to the likes of frank sinatra and elvis presley.his songs of love, heartbreak and masculinity, a stable in many households. >> the iconic songs he played over the years, and i remember watching movies with him, with my dad, and i would just sit back and awe, and think, wow, that man is so talented to begin with. >> amazing. he earned a star on the hollywood walk of fame. >>> atmospheric river taking aim at the bay area. that storm bringing fresh snow to the sierra. next here on "today in the bay," we'll talk about how much snow has fallen and how much more is expected to come. >>> you can see the long line of moisture connecting to the tropics into the bay area, enhancing that rainfall. that's what we call an atmospheric river and it's going to give us a big boost in rainfall. we'll talk more about that coming up next. >>> and the bay bridge toll plaza, looks like it could be a river. it's really wet out there. tough conditions. i am tracking a couple bigger crashes in oakland, coming up. coming down across the bay area. an atmosphe

un evento un acontecimiento digno molerlo el periódico de houston lo llegó a comparar como el frank sinatrasu admiración esta que pudo ir a más de 100 conciertos del cantante de mariachi (mÚsica) (música). (mÚsica) ya para 2010 ganó un concurso de canto y de premio qué cree le permitieron visitar el rancho los tres potrillos casa del legendario artista fue número de intercambiar algunas palabras con él >>> me dijo viera mis sueños puedehacer realidad mea nueve para mantener vivo su legado >>> en la página telemundo.com encontrará toda la información sobre la despedida este grande de fernández >>> nombre murió apuñalado y se convirtió en el herido 131. al llegar notaron que también tenía un golpe contundente en su cabeza si que el personal médico lo declaró muerto en la escena por el momento la policía no ha dado conocer el nombre de esta persona. y la policía de san josé detuvo 15 sospechosos de robo de catalizadores además confiscó $50,000 y herramientas que habían sido utilizados en parte des investigaciones autoridades cerraron tres talleres automotrices habrían comprado los conductores

gay talese, the long-time magazine writer, "esquire," "new york times," had an iconic piece, "frank sinatra has a cold," and it was true, sinatra had a cold when he wrote that article. joe biden has a cold, and everybody who has ever had certain kind of auld acquaintances knows, there are people who will say are you okay, they're messing with you. viewers can make up their own minds, but here was the moment in the room. >> first of all, mr. president, your voice sounds a little different, are you okay? >> i'm okay, i have a test every day, a covid test, what i have is a 1 1/2-year-old grandson who has a cold who likes to kiss his pop. he's been kissing -- anyway. but it's just a cold. >> are you okay. he says he's okay and has a cold. your thoughts on this very pandemic era moment, where a highly protected individual, we wish everyone health and safety including the president, but someone who has a little extra protection, testing, doctors, et cetera, having a cold, though, which is more noticeable now than it would have been four years ago. >> look, we notice when anybody has a cold, right

when you look back at past chancellors, he chose "i did it my way" by frank sinatra, which says a lotis personality. angela merkel has chosen three different songs reflecting her own personality, one an 18th-century christian hymn. the second song is a very famous song around here, a 1950's actress, singer in berlin. the third one that took people surprise -- by surprise, the singer became big for punk, but grew up in east germany and made a very famous pop song. it is that song, quite an ironic song, witty take, and that has really gotten people talking because it reflects a little bit about her own roots, until recently she didn't really talk much about, and also her sense of humor. the song is all about a girlfriend telling off her boyfriend because he forgot to load the camera with the color film, instead of just using black and white. it is a witty take about how black and white the former german gdr was back then. ros: as we see the parade passed by chancellor merkel, with this normally have been attended by people, but is covid shaping the event in some way? >> absolutely. usua

you're in here working on this, meanwhile, tv, movies are playing, showing him your world was frank sinatra post >> i think it has his attitude and his lifting up of the spirit to the world so i feel this was an uplifting piece, hello, everyone, here i am >> do you get anxious when you wait for it to be revealed and everyone see it? >> anxious, yeah >> why is that >> the world loves frank it was the same as lucy. when they love someone, if you don't portray it in a way that they feel it should be, you hurt a lot of people. >> if they say they love it, what would that mean to you? >> i would be happy. >> the moment comes on what would have been sinatra's 106th birthday the grand unveiling it's sinatra's daughter who offers carolyn a tip of the cap >> i'm going to commission a statue of you somewhere. we're going to put it where you want it. you are amazing. >> praise for the artist who immortalized old blue eyes in bronze >> if the piece lifts people up, my work has been done. >> that sinatra statue is more than six feet tall and now stands tall in sinatra park along the hudson river as for

because she haa series of interesting boyfriends including musician what oneomome played with frank sinatraook so the part that blew my mind was your mom had a boyfriend, one of the only boyfriend she had was interested in you and he was on the floor playing with you and telling you jokes that you are so funny, is this guy richard and said he was in touch with his inner child, please tell the t audience who that richard was who dated your mom's. >> richard pryor, one of the most mind blowing iconic trailblazing comedians of all time but when my mom was dating richard, probably 1964 or so, somewhere in there, i was about five or six years old and i didn't know it was an interracial relationship and i didn't know he was anything other than richard coming to the house spending time with me which i really enjoyed, made me laugh a lot and later in my life mom was like we had a hard time going to a restaurant, we get dirty looks and i was like i didn't understand all of that and then in the 70s when i'm discovering my favorite bands and playing stuff all of a sudden, that richard, it's that richa

look back a shows a couple of songs in the ceremony, when schroeder t shows i did it my way by frank sinatraersonality one and a 19th—century christian him. she grew up the daughter of a pastor. the second song was a very famous song a 1940s, �*50s actors and very famous singer in berlin. and the third song that really do people buy supplies by nina hagen who became big as a punk in the �*80s in berlin but actually grew up in east germany and they are produced a very famous pop song. it is that pop song, quite an ironic song a witty take and it's well known in former communist east germany that anger tonight angela merkel has chosen. that's got people talking because it reflects a bit about her own roots that until quite recently didn't really talk about. also shows again her sense of humour. because a song is all about a girlfriend telling of a boyfriend because he forgot to bring, he forgot to load the camera with colour film instead bring, he forgot to load the camera with colourfilm instead of bring, he forgot to load the camera with colour film instead of using black and white film. it'

i like the frank sinatra christmas, ella fitzgerald know of the sacred music.sing it because that is the worst christmas song. it is a christmas song -- it's the worst christmas song. i can't even sing in church. chris basco people stare end point. this list is stupid because it has stevie wonder on it. stevie wonder does no wrong. even singing a bad christmas song, still a decent song. >> no, this is an old song. >> come different one. >> what do you think about -- >> george michael is amazing. just be clear. the worst christmas song is the one about the rabbit. ♪♪ merry christmas, merry christmas ♪♪ that's on sucks. it's a rapping song. >> it is better than theirs. but here's the worst christmas song me on of this should be due and no one likes to talk about it. the christmas shoes is a worst christmas song of all time. it is a song about the little boy who wants to buy manchus for his dying mom because she is on her way to heaven. it is the worst and i will tell you why. horrifically sad because mom is dying but also sad because sad because you know the kid

frank sinatra singing it. he is my favorite. >> almost a personal anthem for you. >> it was. i was walking down to that drugstore, i was going to prove that i could walk, and i did. >> when you first came out of your house and first tried to make your initial trip. >> walk on, walk on, that is what the song says. i made it and i got a free milkshake. and a lot of ribbing. these guys were very nice to me but i was in it so long after the war, i did not get out of it until 1948. i was still hospitalized. that is how i met all the good doctors. i don't blame them for leaving. i sought out an outside doctor. he would not let me pay him but i had to pay the hospital. they put a little cigar box out in the drugstore. when it was all over, we raised $1800. i still have bank slips, $.25, a nickel, one $100 contribution for the bob dole fund. i play -- i paid the hospital in chicago. the doctor was in the army. he loved veterans. he lost a brother in the war. he would do anything for you. he was all most like a second father. >> you had a lot of time to think during this long time. yo

. >> back in the '60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was svelte, clean-shaven, debonairewhat's going on ♪ ♪ tell me what's going on ooh ♪ >> marvin gaye was very much affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. so he's hearing all these stories about what's going on over there. he's seeing the protests here. and it's changing him. >> he holds up a mirror to america. look at yourselves, america. >> he's talking about the war. he's talking about poverty. changing artists in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially berry gordy did 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 people ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's going on," berry tells marvin, okay, if you're right, i'll learn something. and if i'm right, you'll learn something. and of course, as berry

i have frank sinatra's autograph. ( applause ). >> stephen: when did you get that?> oh, it's only conjecture, but i imagine it's the same as it was before i was here. which makes it incumbent upon us to create heaven on earth now. and not hell. ( applause ) ( cheering ) >> stephen: here's where the questions get a little tougher. favorite action movie. >> "the magnificent seven." ( applause ) >> stephen: window or isle? >> window. >> stephen: why window. hold on. you don't mind getting up to bother the person on the aisle when you have to go to the bathroom? >> i like to look out the window, watch the ground beneath me or the clouds or the stars. >> stephen: favorite smell? >> espresso in the morning. ( applause ) >> stephen: least-favorite smell? >> fear. ( laughter ) >> stephen: what is the most used app on your phone? >> "the new york times." ( applause ) >> stephen: okay, this is-- this is-- this is a little bit of a call-back, cats or dogs? >> dogs. i'm afraid of cats. ( applause ) >> stephen: you only get one song to listen to for the rest of your life. what i

he spent 39 months recovering, mostly in military hospitals, where he listened to frank sinatra's you'll walk alone every day for inspiration. ♪ his brother interviewed years later reflected on just how bad the injuries were. >> never was so shocked in my life to see him as he lay there in bed. it is a whole new ballgame. at that time, the doctors said he could not live another 48 hours. >> eventually, he returned home to russell to read -- continue recovering with the support of family. when he was fully recuperated, he finished college and law school and went on to serve a county attorney and in the kansas state legislature. in 1960, he ran for the u.s. house, pulling out all the stops to boost his name recognition. there was a singing group called dolls for dole. dole pineapple juice was a staple at campaign stops in his seven-year-old daughter wore a skirt that said, i'm for daddy, are you? it all worked and he won. eight years later in 1968, he won a seat in the united states senate and became known for a moderate to conservative voting record and an ability to bridge policy divides

he spent 39 months recovering, mostly in military hospitals, where he listened to frank sinatra's "you'll never walk alone" every day for inspiration. his brother kenny, interviewed years later, reflected on just how bad dole's injuries were... >> i was just never so shocked in my life to see him when he lay there in bed from where i saw him last. it's like yesterday and today, it's a whole new ball game and at that time the doctors said he couldn't live another 48 hours. >> woodruff: eventually, dole returned home to russell to continue recovering with the support of family. and when he was fully recuperated, he finished college and law school, and went on to serve as a county attorney and in the kansas state legislature. in 1960, he ran for the u.s. house of representatives, pulling out all the stops to boost his name recognition. there was a singing group called "dolls for dole"... "dole" pineapple juice was a staple at campaign stops... and his seven-year-old daughter wore a skirt that read "i'm for daddy -- are you?" it worked, and dole won. eight years later, in 1968, he won a seat

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. ♪ stuart: that is frank sinatra. i didn't know frank sinatra did "jingle bells"? 10:00 eastern. you better take a look at money to start with because we're in a selling mode at the moment. the dow is off 130. the nasdaq is almost down 100 points. remember there is a big fed meeting, a big fed announcement at 2:00 eastern this afternoon. we'll find out what jay powell does about interest rates and money printing. could move the market. the market is moving down already. the big tech almost uniformly downside. microsoft is up 29 cents. the rest is down. 10-year treasury yield, 1.44%. bitcoin is 47,300 right now. the latest news, december. elizabeth: it is december. stuart: homebuilder sentiment. what are they thinking? elizabeth: it rose for the fourth month in a row tying the highest left of the year. why is this important? because strong demand despite low inventory. respondent cited one thing, builders saying congress doubling canadian software lumber to 18% is a major headwind for them. that was done in an inflationary environment. the cost of a home is going up

. >> many people credit frank sinatra and the rat pack with desegregating las vegas, but josephine wasrve your race far better if you remained in the united states? >> my race? >> the negro race. >> uh-huh. you see, i think a little differently. for me there is only one race, the human race. >> how long are you going to stay? >> you want me to stay. >> i think you can help the negro movement. >> oh, don't say that. >> why not? >> because it is not a negro movement; it is an american movement. >> reporter: her role earned her an invitation to join martin luther king, jr. to speak at the march. josephine baker died in paris of a stroke in 1975. crowds poured into the streets as she was buried with full military honors, a salute to her life and her legacy. where did she get that kind of self-possession and recognition of her own power? >> i think it was innate. innate poise and self-confidence. her legacy, i think, is one of courage, courage in the face of adversity and all of the things she was able to overcome in her lifetime. ♪♪ >> reporter: and like all truly great performers, she mad

fernandez was known to his adoring fans and has been compared to the likes of frank sinatra. songs of love, heartbreak, and masculinity are a staple in hispanic households. >> all those iconic basically those iconic songs that he has played over the years. and i remember also watching the movies with him with my dad. and, you know, every time like i -- i would just sit back in awe and think to myself, like, wow, that man is so, so talented to begin with. >> fernandez sold more than 65 million albums and filmed more than 35 movies. he won three grammy's and eight latin grammy's, among other honors. in 199 8, he received a star on the hollywood walk of fame and today people stopped by to pay respects, some leaving flowers. >>> coming up. our powerful storm bringing plenty of snow to the sierra. what it means for ski resorts and people hoping to travel up that way. we speak with an expert. >>> coming up later in this newscast, you may not have to head all the way up to the sierra to find some snow. maybe closer to the bay area. in the meantime, heavier rain, storm ranger picking

because he chose a couple of the songs in the ceremony, when he left, he chose i did it my way, by frank sinatra says a lot about his personality. angela merkel has chosen a very different song reflecting her own personality, and 18 century christian him, she grew up 18 century christian him, she grew up with george or pastor, the second song was a very famous song, a 1940s, 50s actress and very famous singer in berlin. and the third psalm, there are really two people by surprise by nina, who became big as a punk in the 80s in berlin. it actually driven east germany and there, produced and made a very famous pop song and it is that pop song that was quite an ironic song, or would he take it it is well and former communist east germany that angela merkel is chosen and that's got people really talking consider for flexibility got people really talking consider forflexibility on her got people really talking consider for flexibility on her roots which she until quite recently didn't really talk about and also shows a sense of humour because the song is all about a girl telling of a boyfriend becaus

. >> and it just so happens to be the same year that frank sinatra releases "come fly with me." ♪ ♪ comeith me let's fly let's fly away ♪ >> it speaks to generations of people for whom getting on an airplane was something very special. and it was exotic and it was desirable and it was glamorous. >> air travel became, you know, sort of the vogue. >> people would dress up to travel. meals in flights were not a joke -- you know, something that people might look forward to. >> the 1960s were an extraordinary period for the company because of the 7 series of planes. >> the 707 was the first successful jet. after that boeing just started building more and more, and the 727 came, the 737 came. >> and then they would do the 747, the so-called queen of the skies, the first jumbo jet. boeing from that point forward was the premier maker of passenger aircraft. >> by the 1980s, boeing is unmatched in terms of its power, its reach, and those 700s planes are it. >> the company was so important to our country's economy, you know, in part because it was the largest exporter in the world. >> i mean, they

so i'm doing frank sinatra on saturday night live, you know, i'm heard mr.called lauren to go in because mr. sinatra wanted to surprise me on the set and somehow it got quashed by someone. i wouldn't be talking to you right now, i'd have a coronary. can you imagine that? neil: i could, didn't they do that one-time years later? with barbara streisand, she appeared on the show so crazier things have happened. what would you have done if he just showed up? >> yeah, i would have died but joe pesci came in and jim brewer was there at the time i believe but i just heard that and thought oh, my god i'll just drop right on the floor you know neil: that would have been cool. you sang better than he did by the way. joe i hope you have a merry christmas, my friend. you brought a lot of people to listen to you and you do so much charitable work. it's just amazing. i can't keep up with it, but you know, what is that paying it forward you've done that and then some. so keep inspiring. >> thank you. neil: keep inspireing. back to your batman, bruce wayne office and it's ju

brian: now frank sinatra, johnny mathis, those people will live in infamy, because we associate themariah carey. steve: santa has a dirty job, just saying. ainsley: my family was here this weekend and we stopped at fox, saw our tree, we walked across the street, saw "the rock"efeller christmas tree. ours is full of beautiful ornaments and that music out there. steve: i know, it's orchestral and big and outside on fox square we have the fox & friends christmas village thanks to our friends at magical productions entertainment, we're celebrating the lighting of all-american christmas tree on fox square, it was last night, if you missed it, it was fantastic show, you can watch it today, on fox nation. brian: i think the kids are in the bouncey house right now. ainsley: did you get in there? brian: the kids got up and said we need you in the bouncey house , you've never seen four kids happier. steve: absolutely and it smells like gingerbread. janice said it is a gingerbread bouncey house. ainsley: it's possible. brian: maybe it's the stretch and sniff technology put into the bouncey hous