shake, and the film went on sale already under the name, then this song was also performed by frank sinatra klicher, emigrant muslim magomayev and other celebrities august 24, 1968, france became the fifth thermonuclear power the test was carried out in the french poly president charles de gaulle set his goal to revive the greatness of his country and for this to acquire nuclear weapons. it appeared in france back in the sixtieth to do the hydrogen bomb. it turned out to be more difficult, the test was carried out in the strictest secrecy, codenamed canopus in greek mythology. that was the name of the helming king, menelaus, a charge of 2.6 m detonated at an altitude of 540 m, an atmospheric explosion of such power caused severe environmental pollution. in the same year, the monster zilla iguana appeared in the japanese horror film, allegedly mutating after the french test , france carried out an atmospheric test in polynesia until 74 years old, and underground tests up to ninety on the sixth, this was the day in history. every man is born with five souls and every soul is a bird you are mi

then they ended up with frank sinatra. [laughter] oh, gosh. in singapore, what we saw there was quite remarkable. the big giant tree and all the rest of that. they take great pride in their cultures and we wanted to pay our respects. one thing i want to point out, when you see the empty seats, that is the diet. that's where we were welcomed into malaysia. but that's in japan. in the diet, you see these empty seats. they ring the bell and those seats are filled in a second. people popped up. in any event, for these and other reasons -- this is dmc. this is the border. that building in the back is north korea. that is where the prime minister of japan -- we were very honored to be welcomed by him. they are talking baseball, i guess. in any event -- my colleagues have heard me say this again and again. what i was a student i was at the inauguration of john f. kennedy before many of you were born and perhaps before your parents were born. people made a big fuss and students learned all over the world and in our country that the president said ask

. >> she also discovered that her co-star, frank sinatra, was being paid more than three times as muches that men are worth more than women. >> she was the main attraction. i mean she was the reason that people flocked to the theater. so it was insane that she wasn't given a much more power position in terms of salary. >> it was time to put her foot on the ground and say, no more. and she decided just to not show up to work. >> this was an early instance of time's up. >> for anyone who thinks monroe was a perpetual victim, she walked off the set of "pink tights." enough said. powerful claritin-. so you can breathe better. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. claritin - d. flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of them. because flowers find a way to break through. just like we will. join the fight at alz.org/walk with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free

>>> still ahead on a monday morning, we are going to celebrate an iconic spot for music lovers frank sinatrawe are back. we are celebrating an american landmark this morning that turns 100 this month >> the hollywood bowl is the central place for music and the arts not just in los angeles but the entire country gadi schwartz is here in person with more. >> good morning, guys. this is so fun i hope this will be an eye-opening tribute to the hollywood bowl i live two miles away from it. i had no idea it had so many secrets. as a birthday favor, we're going to share them with you in hollywood land of film, music and popular culture, there is one timeless place where they all magically swirl together, the hollywood bowl amphitheater like no other with its own special meaning to generation after generation from the first pop singer to take its stage old blue eyes, frank sinatra, to full-on beatles mania in the '60s to its unforgettable cameos in "the beverly hillbillies. bugs bunny at the symphony symp. also the place where film composers could bring movie music alive even with a little help from

if they spied on muhammed ali, marilyn monroe, albert einstein, martin luther king and frank sinatra, you don't think they are going to bug trump for the second time? they have been using the same spy tactics for years. seconding out secret units of break-in artists to bug a place like nothing. according to investigative reporter ron kessler, they have been dragging their targets out of their homes by offering them bogus free trips and dinners and even faking nearby traffic accidents. and when the house is clear, they will put up fake house fronts and bushes so they can sneak into their homes. and if there are dogs on the property, they will tranquilizer them. if they go through all of that to bug a place, you really don't think they will do the same at mar-a-lago? ron kessler has been investigating the fbi for years and he is the author of the secrets of the fbi. so, if you were donald trump, and you got back down to palm beach when the season started, you would sweep the place for bugs, wouldn't you? >> well, if the fbi did bug mar-a-lago, nobody would know about it. i mean their me

i grew up loving aretha franklin, frank sinatra, ray charles and they always put their own spin on theed. i love taking an older song -- i did a gerry rafferty pitch and turned it into a reggae song. i did a talking heads song, over the years. it is really fun for me -- a lot of times they are by guys and then i put them in my key. a put some slide on it and it is absolutely different. reporter: i want to talk about one of the songs you wrote called -- down the hall. >> i asked the nurse where he was going she said hospice down the hall ♪ reporter: it was inspired by a true story. what drew you to that story? bonnie: i read it in the new york times magazine and i saw a photo essay with that and the article interviewing these guys for no benefits. they don't make money. they've been there, for whatever they felt about what they did in their previous life i put myself , in the place of a guy that had compassion for the guys who at the end of their life have no one to hang out with in their last moments. the fact that there are 75 programs all over the country where prisoners can voluntee

i think of frank sinatra saying, i've heard this song before.itch mcconnell heard this song in 2010 and with richard murdock anded to aiken. he's very scared that some of these candidates who have winnable seats may not win because they don't have the quality. >> let's talk about that. here are some of the net favorability ratings. these are the ones that aren't great. this is blake masters, herschel walker, mehmet oz. ron johnson down eight points. paul, do you think this is about a lack of quality candidates or what the democrats are doing. >> a little bit of both. i think doug, honorably, gives them credit for that. midterm elections are always a brake pedal and almost always a brake pedal on the president's party. this is beginning to look like people want to brake pedal on those guys. they're too eccentric, they're too weird, they're too out of the main stream. that clusters around the tag elections, trump, abortion, guns. those are three things where swing voters and democratic base both agree. it excites the democratic base and engages th

here it is sunny dc and on this record quite a soviet frank sinatra entered the western scene and conqueredeeling of home remained his religion. magomayev was called a friend of all sides, but the most devoted and close from childhood was farhat badabili every august 17, friends, they gathered together at a common table, often traveled around the world, it was very simple, but it was very important. i remember that in israel he invited us the mayor of one of the cities, the mayor blurted out. i congratulate you, the american astronauts crashed, then the american consultants crashed, because they were so quietly told. well, that's it, i got up to sit at the same table with this type, and we left. here is the principle, muslim, he could not endure some kind of meanness, and he could not help but sing. opera arias are strange hits, gentle romances. i think that's the art of a great angle, to sing softly loudly. it 's called a locomotive whistle. he also buzzes loudly to little sense. native artist of azerbaijan siivush keremi magomaev wrote and recorded music for several soviet films, she did

. >> no, it's "holy f -- >> jimmy: --frank sinatra >> jimmmy, come on don't be silly it's "holy f --" on nbc. >> "holy f --" >> jimmy: --forget about it [ laughter and applause >> holy -- >> jimmy: --first, i was afriad, i was petrified. >> holy -- >> jimmy: --family. when you're here, you're it. that's olive garden. unlimited breadsticks, amazing soups. so many things >> jimmy, enough you can say it just once i promise. they told me it was okay >> jimmy: really say the title? if you say so. demi's new album, "holy f -- ♪ [ laughter and applause >> we've got a great show tonight. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: demi lovato is here. >> kenan thompson is here. >> jimmy: from "the bear," jeremy allen white is here >> and we've got music from angel olsen. >> jimmy: give it up for the roots, everybody [ cheers and applause ♪ >> chair >> jimmy: how does it feel >> it feels so cool. >> jimmy: it's cool, right we're behind the desk, this is good all right, we're going to do the intro of who's on the show tonight. let's just say this -- what a great show we have. you know him from "saturday ni

he was on with the child actor eddie hodges actually one of my favorite child actors from the frank sinatra movie hole in the head. that's right. that's right. amazing pair and i had no idea that john glenn had done that. and the two of them were like a vaudeville act. i mean it was like they did this for a living and and as you said eddie hodges went on to do this for a living for a while he was music man on broadway and and glenn was a total natural. he just charmed the country and he his charisma just shown through on that program and so for all of these reasons glenn was seen by the country and and the press that was reporting on the space program is really the first among equals shepherd was unknown to them. but within the program he was on he was seen to being incredibly competitive and incredibly effective and so you had these two clashing and competing but there were a couple things that were working against john glenn and one was there was a lot of resentment of that fame there was a lot of resentment among the other astronauts and within nasa general about glenn's celebrity and th

these walls saw winston churchill frank sinatra yuri gagarin an iconic place steeped in history.xample, an old antique mailbox, it turns out today. well, you're sitting new. yes, here you send it to some kind of seed with a phone. but before, you wrote a letter in a beautiful one on a beautiful table, then you threw it somewhere, and then they read it, every day it is in a beautiful shape, a beautiful hat is suitable to collect all the letters. at everything is simple in the room, but with a taste of the taste of the 30s you see, here, too, everything is in vintage style, such a locker, for example, and this is not for clothes for tv, how interesting, it turns out that a modern item gets along well with the old cool. an important point, friends, all sockets in this american-style hotel, that is, 110 bolts and very narrow holes, so be sure to take an adapter with you. well, before i go to the kingdom of morpheus, i'll take a look. here is perhaps the most famous bar on the entire island. cuba made him famous you know this, everyone knows this exactly in their work. here the most f

. ♪♪ how lucky can one man be ♪♪ stuart: i thought that was frank sinatra.. 10:00 eastern. another trip to the southland the dow is close to 300 points, nasdaq down 36, 10 year treasury yield coming down to 2. 62% all over the place. an hour ago at $2.53, price of oil $94 a barrel and bitcoin priced at 22,700 as we speak. 10:00, got the latest read on job openings. we are waiting for the number, very important because this is the number call the jobs report. how many open positions are there? we got the number. lauren: less than the 11 million expected, the first read for the month of may. this is a loss of momentum in the job market. used to be similar to the market, two jobs open for every person looking, 5.9 million looking for work, now there 10.7 million job openings. stuart: no impact on the stock market but the dow was firmly down, 300 points. now this. when senator manchin reversed course and came out in favor of the latest spending plan we wanted to know why he had done it. now we know, manchin caved to get a pipeline for his own state. he is saying

here it is sunny odessa this year. sits very large, and on this record quite a soviet frank sinatra entered scene and conquered, munich but the feeling of home remained his religion. magomayev was called a friend of everything, but the most devoted and close from childhood was farhat badabili every august 17, friends, they gathered together at a common table, often traveled around the world, it was very simple, but it was very important. i remember that in israel we were invited by the mayor of one of the cities, stood up and blurted out that i congratulations american astronauts crashed and so on american astronauts crashed muslim so quietly said, well, that’s it, i won’t sit at the same table with this type, got up, and we left. here is the principle, muslim, he could not endure some kind of meanness, and he could not help but sing. opera arias are strange hits, gentle romances. i think that's the art of a great flyer to sing loudly. it's called a locomotive whistle. he, too, hums loudly at the sense of his mother. with people's artist of azerbaijan sivush keremi magomayev wrote and recor

frank don't go anywhere. we have water covering the other side of the break. that threat still facing federal law enforcement after the attack. when sinatra at the aisle, we will look at what is next as these baseless attacks are continuing. and later, the mixed messaging from the right on the search of mar-a-lago as we learn new details. david plouffe are here to break all of it down. the 11th hour just getting underway, and a very serious friday night. serious friday night friday night ♪i'm so defensive,♪ ♪i got bongos thumping in my chest♪ ♪and something tells me they don't beat me♪ ♪ ♪ ♪he'd better not take the ring from me.♪ announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. and you may lose weight. adults lost up to 14 pounds. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes