so imagine you're going to see frank sinatra and dean and sammy at the copa, and you're sitting there the political world in this country or any other country today, say hello to john kennedy from the great state of massachusetts. [ cheers and applause ] bow! follow that, joey. [ laughter ] you son of a gun, you got the jewish vote. [ laughter ] schwartz: originally, sinatra and jfk got along very well. sinatra had been one of his biggest supporters. the mob guys, it's been alleged, were also his supporters. the mob really was excited about john kennedy becoming president because they thought he was one of them. what they didn't anticipate was that he was going to appoint his brother bobby to be the attorney general. i was seriously concerned with organized crime before i took office. i have become even more aware of how far racketeering has infiltrated our society. the mafia thought they were pretty much protected with helping jfk get elected, but when bobby kennedy came in, things started to evolve where the heat was too intense. where we have seen illegal gambling operate, it has n

who would i howls, worry >> we newton was sort of the cultural bridge between elvis and frank sinatrai was comfortable in the kind of music that frank did love the ballads, love to be able to sing that way. >> wayne newton started out performing in the lounge at the fremont hotel in downtown los vegas he'd have to go sit in the coffee shop and drink a coke in-between shows because he was way too young to be anywhere in the hotel other than the stage or the coffee shop >> the gentleman who was auditioning us listened to two songs and he got up to leave i thought, well back to school and he should your breathing gets you work permit. her, you for two weeks. the two week engagements turned into a five-year contract i think the >> time has come and gone that a singer can just stand and sing, but you have to do more things than just saying you have to be a performer it's a little easier to achieve some kind of longevity i can >> tell you, learned anything about show business. it came from those five years in the lounges, the discipline that it taught me, the report with the audience, that

♪ frank sinatra had been a big vegas entertainer since the early '50s.to appear in this caper film, and it was jack entratter at the sands who suggested some of the co-stars could come on stage with you at night when you do the show. you dirty rat. you get out of here! hey, you step on my suedes one more time... sure enough, five of them came on every night. frank, dean martin, sammy davis jr., joey bishop, and peter lawford. all of them in the film during the day, at night, going on stage at the sands hotel. davis: whoa, whoa, whoa! whoa! hey, what are you guys gonna try to do? get in on our applause? we don't need you fellas. just a minute, fellas. you've been on for a long time now. you'll have to leave now. [ laughter, applause ] weatherford: the rat pack was at the top of their game in las vegas. separately, any of them could have packed that small showroom at the sands. but you put them all together, and it was an event. [ laughter ] anka: they came at the right time, with the right stuff. sinatra and the rat pack were very much representative of w

he was close with frank sinatra and dean martin and jerry lewis, nat king cole. >> this great big worldl be eaten by middle girl win yes, mine >> they were all at the sandi, so the saenz became known as the premier spot for top name entertainment? >> no. where else in the world is there such a concentration of famous entertainer in the nighttime is always fine time in las vegas this didn't just happen. >> it was >> designed this way >> we have bring in people here from all over the world, all over the country with advertising >> that's what we did by 1955, las vegas really becomes the place where people on america went to party >> they eloped about to get married. he come not to gamble it, come out to see shows where you're going to get them i'll just was caught in the trap. any couldn't get out. >> vegas was having an identity crisis. it was the beginning of the downfall, but vegas at a different idea, vegas, the story of sensitive tomorrow at ten on cnn at fisher investments, we may look like other money managers, but we're different. >> and how so >> we're a fiduciary, obligated to a

you want to stop a frank sinatra record? i say i don't care. yeah, you don't do that.et a phone call from some guy at warner bros. saying look, please don't do this. i said it was okay to do this. don't make me go to frank. >> stephen: and knuckles." >> stephen: i said okay. the song became -- i love it now. it's the record that i play as soon as the concert is over because it's perfect rat pack lyrics. i love it. but yeah. not in the way i love aretha franklin's thing which is glorious. it's so funny. >> stephen: one of my favorite songs. [applause] one of my favorite songs of yours is "slip sliding away." can you tell me about writing that? what was the process like for that? beautiful structures. a man, a woman, a father, god, different points of view of these different personages. >> paul: the thing that i remember most about bad is it's probably the song that i wrote most quickly. i think it came in less than a half an hour. i just came out. it's very unusual for me because i mean, i could take months or even a year to write a song. to that became very fast. >> st

and, at that time, i said to myself, i think bruce lee is more famous than frank sinatra, but because being, just a regular collector, is basically who, you know, so in 1998, i was able to, meet with a with a city official that kind of navigated me, and we were able to get a, plaque for the chinese hospital where bruce lee was born, which was good, the only problem is that most people said, bruce lee deserves to have more than just a plaque. so so, so after that, in the back of my mind, i said, we need to get a statue. and, and here we are now. >> in fact, we're looking at pictures of some other statues and other cities that you've already efforted to get them. so if we get one in san francisco, i guess it would be in portsmouth square. is that the idea? and do you have like a design, a vision for what pose it would be, we are working on getting, the best sculptor that we can. and, also, of course, trying to select the, the best pose, we don't want to be accused of being a copycats because, in la, they already have the nunchuck pose. in hong kong, they have a sidekick and, and a fight

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he said frank sinatra playing lil uzi vert. >> whit: you want to hear it, don't you?. >> just as long as ufsh gets paid. >> whit: as you noted in the story, the enforcement mechanism will be key. how they'll figure that out. >> and there are some artists already who are fine with people using their vocal profiles like grimes, an artist like grimes. she just wants to get paid 50% of whatever you do, and she'll let you use her voice. >> whit: yeah, okay. >> janai: you can use mine too. >> janai's like i'll take 30%. >> whit: thanks, phil. >> will: we'll be right back with our "play of the day." nks,. >> will: we'll be right back with our "play of the day." hav, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision and can help you go up to 4 months between treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness, or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eyla hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or rare but severe swelling of blood

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update in is that alexei navalny's coffin has now been lowered into the ground to the sound of frank sinatra song. my way. >> his team >> reported this during a live transmission of the burial ceremony. that's seems something that alexei navalny would do, right? but it seems that that's the way that alexey navalny in the way he kind showed his defiance, often was with humor and doing it his way. >> i want to play for you what we heard from two people who were within the procession that matt, our correspondent, matthew chance, spoke with because it is i find it so remarkable that people brave that people would stop and speak is in a limited way about why they were there this morning. let me play this for you >> why if you come here today with so many other russians to payers bag yes, it's symbolic value for people who don't agree with everything that's happened in russia, right? i can be specific because we can say like but the words, you know, it's risky for you to be here. yeah, it's certainly risky. why take them >> because that's my stance on vegas. and i believe that's to show oh solidar

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i frank sinatra, last message to his followers. and his critics, his way, was courageous and defiant. his fearless way is what turned him into foot and his number one enemy and into a hero for millions. on friday, thousands of them gathered outside the church where its funeral was being held. the crowd was kept behind fences that security forces setup in the morning after the service along his parents and others paid their last respects at his grace. here's some things from today. the or the . 6 i think just solved thousands of people turn down to pay their respects to involve me. they were tramping. thank you. they are just now, all of that, the spines, a warning from the kremlin that anyone participating in unauthorized gatherings would be quote, held responsible rights groups say, authorities made over 60 arrest across the country. here's what some of the warners and moscow were saying today of the most wonderful when i came here to moscow for alexis funeral to pay my last respect. it's important to me that it's important to a l

i frank sinatra. last message to his followers. and his critics, his way, was courageous and defiant. his fearless way is what turned him into fulton's number one enemy and into a hero for millions. on friday, thousands of them gathered outside the church where his funeral was being held. the crowd was kept behind fences that security forces setup in the morning after the service along his parents and others paid their last respects at his grace. here's some things from today. the or the . 6 is it just solved? thousands of people turn down to pay their respects to involve me? they were chanting. thank you. there's just now, all of that, the spines, a warning from the kremlin that anyone participating in unauthorized gatherings would be quote, held responsible rights groups say, authorities made over 60 arrest across the country. here's what some of the warners and moscow were saying today. i came here to moscow for alexis funeral to pay my last respect. it's important to me. it's important to a lot of people. that's why i didn't se

and we'll take a closer look at the conflicting explanations of how this all happened frank sinatra, it had connections with the mafia and all these nightclubs were owned by the mob. >> you didn't want to make those guys angry. >> he was to advance vegas, the story of sensitive. sunday at ten on cnn >> or you know, i'm laid up on car insurance. >> good thing. the general gives you a break when you need it. >> yeah. with flexible payment options, keep me. just take us in >> rate low break, go win the general cancer >> it's different in a child because you're trials still girling i had 14 rounds of chemo there's thousands and thousands of kids all over the world who need help isn't the first time having cancer and as to very worst st. jude children's research hospital works day after day to find find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and other life-threatening diseases. >> it's scary to watch your kid battle and fight for their lives one in five children diagnosed with cancer in the us will not survive >> childhood cancer is hard it's a long road. you just have to give y

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the 47-year-old was buried to frank sinatra's song "my way," and music from his favorite movie "terminator 2," a last joke that was said to be typical of his humor. it was largely a peaceful day. at least 90 arrests reported so far at commemorations across the country. but putin's eyes are everywhere in russia, and recriminations may yet come. and tonight, in an emotional tribute, his wife yulia posting "thank you for 26 years of absolute happiness. i will try to make you proud." they only closed the cemetery a few hours ago, david, but huge crowds remained outside chanting navalny's name. they call him russia's hero. david? >> david: extraordinary images and an act of bravery there today in russia, james, thank you. >>> back here at home tonight, the urgent search for the two people phoenix authorities have seen in this video. they're alarmed by this surveillance. take a look. a possible abduction near phoenix. surveillance from a gas station showing a woman leaving an suv, starting to run away. the driver shown dragging her back and driving away. here's kayna whitworth tonight. >> report

binkley: two of america's most iconic figures, frank sinatra and elvis presley, both chose to get marriedmises to love, honor, and obey. i think the wedding business in las vegas really is about taking something that can be very serious and maybe somewhat stuffy and making it something quirky that you can put your own spin on. and to me, that says everything about las vegas. ♪ man: oh... newscaster: a piece of las vegas strip history is no more. in all that dust, a whole lot of memories. green: implosions bother historian types like me. but at the same time, a hotel from, say, the '50s cannot compete with what we have today, unless it's thoroughly remade. this is a city that thrives on replacing itself and growing all the time. schumacher: i do shed a tear when you see something get knocked down that has this great historic story behind it, but las vegas wouldn't be here if it wasn't in a constant state of evolution. nothing is sacred on the strip. in just about 15 hours, this building, the once grand dunes hotel and casino, will be demolished in what's billed as america's most spectacula

schumacher: for some reason, when we talk about entertainment in las vegas, we turn our attention to frank sinatrant, and where that really started was with boxing. it is another one of those big -- oh, you wanna do that? -- big nights in sports tonight. there's been a great deal of talking about this fight. it's a fight that two billion people around the world will be watching, the fight between muhammad ali and larry holmes. it is a battle of hard hitters in a city of high rollers. announcer: muhammad! schilling: muhammad ali, larry holmes in las vegas. there was excitement. people were coming from all over the world, not just america. announcer: if larry gets lazy with his left jab, which he's been known to do, he can... holmes: vegas was paying more. they would out-negotiate the madison square garden, people like that. because they wanted to be known as the place to be. announcer: that's it! they stopped the fight. a tko! boxing became another form of entertainment in las vegas. if there was a title fight, it was going to be here. and you knew you were getting people who spend money. barbutti:

for fun, marianne enjoyed the classic movies and music such as frank sinatra jr.. she was instrumental in bringing musicians to auburn. her joy in life was helping others and her family, all while keeping herself humble and committed to embody her faith outwardly. as she was a woman of strong faith and devotion, it's heartwarming and maybe not coincidental that she passed away on all saints' day. but not without waiting to be with her family one last time during her final moments. she parted her family with one last piece of advice. which is to never give up hope, no matter how difficult life may be. today we honor and remember marianne and her wonderful family. she is an inspiration to all -- for all to strive to maintain the values of compassion and commitment to our communities. my sincere thanks to marianne for her wise advice. may god bless marianne, her family, and her community. we are grateful that she lived in this wonderful -- and this wonderful soul was part of our community. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clau

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the orchestra played frank sinatra's "my way" as he was buried.er the theme song to " terminator 2" who's message is the future is not written. and that perhaps is navalny's legacy saying that faith hasn't been decide and the will to fight. the risk of arrest was real. police detained thousands of navalny's supporters across the country and before the funeral, dmitri peskov said this -- >> any unauthorize authorized gatherings will be held accountable. >> in russia's system navalny was sentenced to decades. he died in the penal colony of what they called natural cause. his wife yulia said he was murdered. >> alexei was tortured. he was in a tiny stone cell cut-off from the outside world and denied visits, phone calls and then even letters. and then they killed him. ♪ >> today, yulea posted this video tribute, a love letter to a love song, a wife who's lost her husband, a russian opposition who's lost its leader. navalny knew he could be silenced. he wasn't afraid either. >> my message for the situation if i'm killed is very simple, not give up. >>

. >> or you could have all those things and be a big fan of frank sinatra and ella fitzgerald and someuce. >> harris: you love all sorts of things, what would that make us? >> awesome. >> kayleigh: you tend to like musicians like you, so that kind of makes sense. toby keith, these people are my jam, who i think are like me. >> emily: awesome, too. >> harris: i don't know how much rihanna and i are alike, but i liked her at the super bowl. >> kayleigh: a strong woman, i like it. don't forget to dvr th

. >> or you could have all those things and be a big fan of frank sinatra and ella fitzgerald and some swing. it fits there, too. >> look at you, tammy bruce. >> harris: you love all sorts of things, what would that make us? >> awesome. >> kayleigh: you tend to like musicians like you, so that kind of makes sense. toby keith, these people are my jam, who i think are like me. >> emily: awesome, too. >> harris: i don't know how much rihanna and i are alike, but i liked her at the super bowl. >> kayleigh: a strong woman, i like it. don't forget to dvr the show. "america reports". >> i thought he was fabulous. i felt i was at my back church. there was call and response and we love that. >> this is the best joe biden. feisty joe. >> had a pulse, he had fraser's left hook. >> he was filled with focus and enthusiasm. >> his command of the issues, his forcefulness. we were so excited to see him, his welcome was overwhelming. >> four more years, four more years, four more years. >> sandra: ok. democrats and the far left media taking a victory lap over president biden's state of the union addres

the orchestra played frank sinatra's my way the moment he was buried. ♪ and after, the theme song to2 whose primary message is the future is not yet written. and that perhaps is his legacy reminding russians that their fate has not been decided and politics requires participation and the will to fight. today, it the risk of arrest was real. police detained dozens of his supporters across the country and before the funeral his boat -- lead my food and spokesperson said this -- >> any unauthorized gathering to in violation of the law. reporter: in russia system he was the equivalent of a terrorist leader is sentenced to decades in prison for extremism. he died of what authorities call natural causes but his wife says he was murdered. >> he was tortured for three years. he was starved in a tiny, a stone sell. cut off from the outside world and denied visits, phone calls and then even lectures. and then they killed him. ♪ reporter: today this video tribute was posted, a love letter to a love song. a wife that lost her husband and a russian opposition that lost its leader. he always knew

of the man who campaigned for an end to corruption was lowered into the ground to the music of frank sinatra'sembassy in russia says that navalny is a shining example of what russia could and should be and that his death is a reminder of the length that the kremlin will go to to silence its critics. bret? >> bret: katy, thank you, alex. up next, what do you do when there is already someone living in your house, in your new house. one couple is finding out the hard way. we will bring you that story. first, beyond our borders tonight. a soldier turns himself in shortly after the killings of four people in northern germany. the victims including a child were shot overnight. police say the suspect's motive is not clear. iran holds its first parliamentary election since the mass 2022 protests over mandatory hijab laws. those demonstrations followed the death of a female activist in police custody. iranian officials and even supreme leader have urged the public to cast ballots but polling stations in the country's capital of tehran see few voters. live story in london, one of the big story tonight a

at the cemetery navalny spokesperson said his body was lowered into the ground to the sound of frank sinatra'say. russian officials said he collapsed. his family calls it murders. supporters are grappling with the fact they won't get more answers after today about what really did happen and his wife has been a fierce critic of the kremlin ever since the death of whener husband. she spoke out today despite not being there at the funeral saying that she will try to make him proud. she doesn't know if she can do it but she will try, martha. >> martha: extraordinary story and quite the out pouring. people in the crowd yelling putin is a killer. they didn't want a funeral and to have it under a radar and you see why today. >> bill: want to get back to this image in fort pierce, florida. a live look at the amount of support that's turned out for donald trump showing up in court. huge. so the court case -- the court matter will begin at 10:00 in the morning. recall a lath bit over the past couple of elections. fort pierce is not far from mar-a-lago. not far from jupiter, florida, where the inlet that

his body was lowered into the ground as frank sinatra's my way played big crowds marching outside chanteda murderer this comes as ukraine is suspected of conducting a drone strike on the home of the russian president just hours after russia held a drone strike of their own in southern ukraine. >> i think one day we are going to change the situation and the battle started by navalny will never be forgotten. >> he had a dream. i have the same dream. >> it was on vibrate 16 when navalny died at the age of 47 at the arctic penal colony he collapsed after a walk but assume it calls it murder. to ask his family and attorney battle with authorities over the release of his body several russian churches even refused to hold the funeral. now of course this all comes ahead of the russian presidential election which is happening in a couple weeks t time. as is also tensions are rising with the west and along with his family many western leaders are accusing the russian president for his hand in his death. arthel: stephanie bennett live in london thank you. >> serving our country literally made them s

. >> frank sinatra fair, fair to say you've put the wind up westminster by your return .urn. >> yes, and it's, a joy to behold. not just westminster, but there, there coterie. their echo chamber in the legacy media, have temporarily , one media, have temporarily, one hopes, lost their minds, the prime minister erected, a lectern and a presumably big platform outside 10 downing street at the state's expense for an entirely party political broadcast , to which there was no broadcast, to which there was no reply, not even at prime minister's questions, where i failed to catch the speaker's eye and i no longer opened the google alerts of right wing commentators , many of them on commentators, many of them on your very channel, literally spewing hate speech at me, over me, about me . i'm not sure what me, about me. i'm not sure what i did to deserve it, but, hey, it's, question of dogs barking and the caravan moving on. >> how do you feel about that reaction ? you know, i said at reaction? you know, i said at the top that, you know, you're you're long in the tooth when it come