and the chairman says, the church committee calls frank sinatra. on the other hand, if mr. inatra would rather not. so there was humor amongst all the serious work being. let me just end with this. the bipartisan insure shown by the committee and fritz schwarz mentioned this in his book about democracy in the dark was demonstrated by. the fact, as fritz says, republican senators barry goldwater and john tower dissented quite often. but there was no vote that divided. the committee on a party basis. not a single vote was party line. there was always a bipartisan there would like to see those days again. the all the committee members signed the assassination report which it was senator senator church senator tower and staff that that worked that report and all senators on the committee. barry goldwater and howard baker and fritz mondale. i mean this was this was an all star committee. they all signed this epilog to the assassination report. i'm going to read two paragraphs. they said committee does not believe that the acts which it has examined represent the real american cha

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, and i was saw frank sinatra, and i was taken backstage.aperoned. i might add, but we were taken backstage. we did three shows a night, finished at 4:00 in the morning, and we had a night off every 12 nights. and then we could see the other artists . there was frank artists. there was frank sinatra, who we just saw quickly backstage , and he said he was backstage, and he said he was charming . he backstage, and he said he was charming. he said, backstage, and he said he was charming . he said, good luck, charming. he said, good luck, young ladies with your career , young ladies with your career, did he have presents? >> was it did you feel like you were in the presence of greatness? >> we sat about you there and this is the auditorium . um, the this is the auditorium. um, the lights go up. the curtain goes up.the lights go up. the curtain goes up. the the orchestra starts and these blue eyes come right at you. really? and, you know , that you. really? and, you know, that again stays in your heart forever. if you've had that experience and y

, and i was saw frank sinatra, and i was taken backstage.aperoned. i might add, but we were taken backstage. we did three shows a night, finished at 4:00 in the morning, and we had a night off every 12 nights. and then we could see the other artists . there was frank artists. there was frank sinatra, who we just saw quickly backstage , and he said he was backstage, and he said he was charming . he backstage, and he said he was charming. he said, backstage, and he said he was charming . he said, good luck, charming. he said, good luck, young ladies with your career , young ladies with your career, did he have presents? >> was it did you feel like you were in the presence of greatness? >> we sat about you there and this is the auditorium . um, the this is the auditorium. um, the lights go up. the curtain goes up.the lights go up. the curtain goes up. the the orchestra starts and these blue eyes come right at you. really? and, you know , that you. really? and, you know, that again stays in your heart forever. if you've had that experience and y

it was performed by frank sinatra, elvis presley, bob marley, mirai mathieu and other stars of worlday still adheres to, he comes from a small belarusian town, he wrote a song that became the unofficial anthem of the united states, god. bless america. for her, he received the military meritorious service medal from us president harry truman, the congressional gold medal from president dwight eisenhower, and the medal of freedom from president ronald reagan. berlin's centenary was celebrated around the world, culminating in an all-star concert at carnegie hall. the composer died in his sleep at the age of 101. it still remains a mystery how a self-taught person who didn’t know how to read music created phenomenal music, but it’s irrelevant, irving berlin is a man who changed the world of musical culture, you see, i knew that jazz came from tolochin, here i am... somewhere i felt, and now this column of ours has confirmed to us, you see, your arshen soul told you that he is our vitebsk, yes, no, in fact, once again we should be proud of our belarusians, because even in the jazz of free

frank sinatra: ♪ fly me to the moon ♪ let me play among the stars ♪ tanner: what's sps stand for? satellite positioning system. do we know where the assembly zone is ahead of time? all: no. we have to know where it is by setting out the sps site. yeah. and then-- and then the space parts. there's a, uh, large, medium, and small... i start, i determine where i want to put my three spses. drop sps. from here, i will reveal assembly zone. now that my assembly zone as been revealed, i now need to pick up satellite pieces and bring them to my assembly zone to be assembled. move one space forward, rotate 90 degrees right, dot small, and move two spaces back. so it's all based on this strategy. what's the value of each action? this game is over. the red sphere with 2.75, and the blue sphere with 2.45. (cheering) good job to both. the red team won this game. -good job. good job. -good job. good job. good job. good job. they were learning, we were learning, and i-- i want you guys to try to figure out a strategy that's gonna give us the upper hand. we haven't came up with a good strategy f

bay area, circle star theater, frank sinatra and richard pryor performed there, was demolished. a gathering point for families following the 1995 bombing, destroyed last year after the city failed to make it a landmark. in philadelphia, the demolition of st. laurentiis roman catholic church built in 1882 began last year. west park church could face the same fate. >> after the building was landmarked, the membership of the church dropped precipitously. it had become far less about the church, more about issues related to the building itself. >> reporter: roger lee says now the financial burden could be as high as $50 million in repairs. it's the responsibility of the small congregation. >> there were grandiose commitments made on the part of elected officials about the amount of money that could be raised so that it would not fall exclusively on the shoulders of a small and struggling community. the money never materialized. >> reporter: who should be responsible for maintaining these spaces once landmark status is granted? >> well, there are things the city could do to assist la

i wonder if you could tell me what frank sinatra, madonna, dua lipa and ed sheeran — some of the biggestmusic history — all have in common. well, they were all signed to warner records. but now, that company is working with a very different kind of artist, and shiona mccallum has been to berlin to find out more. this is noonoouri. she's a virtual character, an instagram influencer, and has worked with fashion brands and celebrities. and she's the brainchild ofjoerg zuber. well, noonoouri is a lifetime project for myself. i created her in my mind first — i did a little sketch of her. and so, this was the idea, the original idea of noonoouri. noonoouri's appearance has been created using computer generated 20 graphics and motion capture. it uses a lot of manpower, so we were, at this time, like, five people in my studio and we started, like, the hair, the drawings of the — of the fabric, the movement and everything and i slipped into a motion capture suit to walk as her to define her movements, her gestures and everything, but i couldn't find an investor. everybody said like, "no. "this is

it was performed by frank sinatra, elvis presley, bob marley, mirai mathieu and others. world music starse the author of jazz standards that broadway adheres to to this day, he comes from a small belarusian town and wrote a song that has become the unofficial anthem of the united states, god bless america. for it, he received the military meritorious service medal from us president harry truman and the congressional gold medal from president dwight eisen. and the medal of freedom from president ronald reagan. berlin's centenary was celebrated around the world, culminating with an all-star concert at cornegy hall. the composer died in his sleep at the age of 101; it still remains a mystery how he did not know musical notation self-taught created truly phenomenal music. but there is no doubt that irving berlin is a man who changed the world of musical culture. look. section of people who changed the world, believe me, you will learn so many interesting things about who lived on our belarusian land, which of our compatriots really changed this world for the better, but i wanted to speculate

>> when i heard that i thought about frank sinatra singing new york new york when he said if i can makehere i can make it anywhere the mayor have made it to be mayor of new york but he could not last a week in texas. it's just outrageous that he would make a comment like that but what's maddening is the fact that in new york and chicago in dc and la they put out policies self proclaiming their sanctuary cities and they love to promote these liberal ideologies until they have to live up and apply them was clear that the policies letting everyone live for free do not work this is a day of reckoning for the united states realizing that the policies of open borders will not work >> i reckoning for texas you had that soundbite from 10 years ago from the castro's saying they were going to use demographics to turn texas blue.what are we going to stop that? >> they did say that 10 years ago it began after i beat wendy davis for governor 2014. they're saying demographics are going to change texas intranet blue today there are more hispanics in texas than there are anglos but i beat by double dig

frank do? and mr. sinatratie and people younger folks want to do it more and more we have to hold on charles we have to that would on. they're goapg come around to our way a looking spiffy we can get there. charles: you know what i do believe you i see sports guys coming into stadium more are wearing nice suits you know they believe in getting dressed up wot a doubt. hey, but here's a thing before i let you go right, and it's -- it started a while back when they said the dress down fridays right people work and said it is not down and out. how long before we get back to the point where everyone feels good and knows that a suit and tie represents mrp just yourself. >> you know when you're home do what you want but ronald reagan never took off a sport coat never in the oval office never forget that charles. charles: my man great seeing you my friend. back to the border -- record number of migrants are crossing texas sheriff telling us what he's trying to do to stop this and vice president kamala harris claiming

your dad so famous you would think you would listen to that music but you listened to a lot of frank sinatraike ed sheeran, even if i don't rap i like eminem. i listen to a lot. >> steve: you can rap on your next album. >> ainsley: you and ramaswamy. he is running for materials and uses rap for some of his materials. where did you grow up in italy? >> tuscany in a little town. italy is definitely in my heart but i love to travel and i love to bring music everywhere. >> steve: we would love to hear a song from your new album. you can download it tonight. >> i will sing, i am here. >> steve: we're gone. >> take it away. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm here ♪ ♪ so are you happy and am i still, i'm even asking ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> ainsley: wonderful, beautiful. you have to download. >> because your father is andrea bocelli, >> he grew up with opera and every time i sing opera and areas for him he is -- you can tell he is very -- he likes it, no? i studied classical, you know? classical training. he definitely prefers that genre of music but he is very happy for me. >> brian: a lot of people say my dad was g

i frank sinatra's autograph. >> stephen: when did you get that? new blue eyes. but i have green eyes. [laughter] >> stephen: what do you think happens when we die? >> sting: it's only conjecture, but i imagine it's the same as it was before i was here, which makes it an compass to make heaven on earth now, and not hell. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: here is where the questions get a little tougher. favorite action movie? >> sting: "the magnificent 7." [applause] >> stephen: window or aisle seat? >> sting: window. >> stephen: why window? so you don't mind getting up to bother the person when you have to go to the bathroom? >> sting: no, i like to look out of the window. and watch the ground beneath me or the clouds and the stars. >> stephen: favorite smile? >> sting: espresso in the morning. [applause] >> stephen: least favorite smell? >> sting: fear. [laughter] >> stephen: what is the most used app on your phone? >> sting: "the new y "the new york times." [applause] >> stephen: this is a little bit of a call back, cats or d dogs? >> sting: dog

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stuart: what a shame we're playing frank sinatra new york, new york with an ugly picture of the city, and cloud and those are ugly buildings anyway you slice it. president biden touchdown in the city, actually the airport near the city, he is going to the un general assembly. jacqui heinrich is with us what we know about the late breaking prisoner swap. >> we just got the news moments ago. a administration announcing the five detained americans into family members have departed to run on a plane. they're on their way back to the u.s. and iranians are saying two of the five presidents under prisoners of the u.s. poverty arrived in doha. the administration has not released the names of the five iranians that they will be releasing but probably these are people that were involved in sanctions violations, not violent crimes. they would not give us the names because they say the deal is fragile not yet completed. according to the iranian foreign ministry two of the iranians will be made in the u.s. the $6 billion we are told has already been transferred from cutter to to run, via switzerla

back in the 60s, marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra.n' on ♪ ♪ hey, what's goin' on ♪ ♪ tell me what's goin' on ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ graham: 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 protest here, and it's changing him. he holds up a mirror to america. "look at yourselves, america." graham: he's talking about the war, he's talking about poverty, changing him as an artist in a way that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ mother, mother ♪ ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong ♪ ♪ they do ♪ initially berry gordy did not want marvin to do "what's goin' on." questlove: motown was supposed to be non-threatening. here you now 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 goin' on right now, people ♪ de passe: ultimately when he agrees to put out "what's goin' on," berry tells marvin, "okay, if you're right, i'l

>> you know, it'd be like, you know, when does frank sinatra decide not to sing? when he stopped being able to. they like that stuff, larry. larry, they like it. larry it's hard. joe montana would still be throwing the football if his legs would let him, right? that's fun. that's fun. well, some people have a different definition of fun. >> okay. don't want a jet ski to costco, larry, which might explain why other countries in the state it's in. >> okay. yeah. >> thank you, phil, thanks. >> san jose. congressman jimmy panetta says he's pushing congress to adopt stricter background checks on gun purchases or purchasers, that is. panetta spoke at a roundtable this morning with local leaders in santa clara county. he talked about the recently passed safer communities act. it allows a court to take a firearm away from a dangerous individual. panetta says congress needs to push for an assault weapons ban and extend the time period the fbi gets to do background checks. >> it got a little bit exhausting having to stand on the well of the floor of the house of representat

so, jesse,ew york when i first that, i thought about frank sinatra singing. >>i ht about new york, new york when he sang if i can make it here,hc i can make it anywhere. well, the mayor may have madeanw ithe to be mayor of new york,ayr but he could not last a week han in texasew. they have so few migrants in new york compared to what we deal with every single day, jesse. it's just outrageous. he would make a comment like that. however, i got to add thisment what's maddening is the facts t that in new york and chicago and d.c. and l.a. and other places they put out policiesandt proclaiming that they're sanctuary citiesput and they love to promote these liberal ideologies until they have to actually live up and apply them as clear that the policies of sanctuary cities and letting everybody live for free simply do not work. this is a day of reckoning for all of the united states, realizing that the liberalwill n policies of open borders will not work in this countrotyr >> sure, it's a reckoning for texas. you heard that soundbite fro som about ten years ago from

. >> sinatra has been or his >> frank sinatra has been or his lyrics accused of lyrics have been accusedy. i think it's a positive message. okay i literally had five mate. five seconds. sorry, mate. that's a . that's the show. let's have a. quick look at friday's front pages. so the times baby deaths cover up investigated by the police. the guardian escape police. the guardian have escape of prompts of terror suspects prompts prison cuts row. the eye has fugitive escape fugitive terror suspects escape investigated as possible prison inside job the financial times pensions poised for fresh jump as lock matches wage as triple lock matches wage growth. daily mail warring growth. the daily mail warring brothers still 100 miles apart. the daily star dodi didn't become a ghost, did he? and those very fast front those were your very fast front pages. those were your very fast front pages . that those were your very fast front pages. that is it for tonight's show. thanks to paul and nicholas. tomorrow nicholas. we're back tomorrow at 11. 5 11. and if you're watching at 5 am, tuned for a.m, then

that was a song called "something stupid" made famous called dell back by frank and nancy sinatra. in america which is so cool! i thought it was wrong and i literally looked up and thought how was unforgettable by nat king cole and natalie king cole not as well -- we let them down because it wasn't. they are fantastic. sometimes we fail with support. both duets are amazing but i haven't had a chance to sing that song before and i'm so glad zack was here to sing, he probably would recognize my duet partner in this song. he sang on the soundtrack, he is back and fear of the gods is so great, say hello to my partner zachary levi. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hey! >> kelly: thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me back! >> i was excited to have you back, i was more excited because you're friends with jesse we know you saying, do you want to sing on the show? >> i've never sang that song, i think i've heard it before. i wasn't familiar with it -- i love sinatra. >> kelly: we were talking about how you love his catalogue, me too. it's a weird song that a

marilyn monroe frank sinatra and elizabeth taylor and although politically the tour did not bring anyou can laugh at this, we will laugh when we know, we will overtake you and say, lord, capitalists, goodbye, our train is coming here, another colorful moment in the biography of khrushchev , speech in the sixtieth at the paris conference of countries, winner in the second world war ii, the united states at that time was actively launching reconnaissance planes over the territory of the soviet union, one of them was shot down over sverdlovsk, the pilot was captured, khrushchev demanded an apology from washington, but there they refused, under the hot hand of khrushchev , the then chancellor of the federal republic of germany, konradenauer, who wanted to stand up for the united states, fell we didn’t finish you off. in ukraine, belarus, if you poop against us and again prepare an attack. we are in the kitchen, so you won’t be cunning anymore, don’t be shy, khrushchev’s expressions and decent soviet communication citizens. so sixty-two. nikita sergeevich was dissatisfied with the exhibiti

his own singing voice was leaning towards frank sinatra, the influence was there, and that was the closea huge day today. the home nations, ireland play romania in bordeaux, and in marseille tonight it is england against argentina. i want you to meet a special young england fan who has been chosen as a mascot for the game tonight. he will hold the hand of the england captain as they come out onto the pitch. he is one of 96 mascot chosen for this world cup. they all had to tell a story of why they should be a mascot and hugo did it for his cousin, who has got autism and you wanted to raise awareness.— has got autism and you wanted to raise awareness. what is behind your sto ? raise awareness. what is behind your story? because _ raise awareness. what is behind your story? because he _ raise awareness. what is behind your story? because he is _ raise awareness. what is behind your story? because he is autistic - raise awareness. what is behind your story? because he is autistic and - raise awareness. what is behind your story? because he is autistic and we | story? because he is autistic a