mr. sinatra would like you to be his guest in las vegas for the weekend.t out and met with frank it was easy the most exciting thing in my contrary and we hit it off. became friends. >> as friends do the two spent time together exchanged letters and christmas proefrnts present over the year, the his royalty that set him apart. >> he thanked me, i should thank him and i do every sunday. >> why do you believe, frank sinatra's music end doers e endures after all these years. >> because diamond is nice on any outfit. >> some of the hottest acts lined up to pay tribute on cbs. >> who else had hit records in seven decades? >> sinatra died in 1998. all these years later, sid mark still feels close to his friend. >> last time i was with him he said i'll be watching out over you. he's probably in the studio now. >> in that case play another one for mr. sinatra ♪ . >> reporter: jessica dean cbs news "eyewitness news". >> sounds great. >>> recognizing the ab limitatilitionof slavery ri, back in this day the 13th amendment was ratified. a church is celebrating st. pau

mr. sinatra would like you to be his guest in las vegas for the weekend.t out and met with frank it was easy the most exciting thing in my contrary and we hit it off. became friends. >> as friends do the two spent time together exchanged letters and christmas proefrnts present over the year, the his royalty that set him apart. >> he thanked me, i should thank him and i do every sunday. >> why do you believe, frank sinatra's music end doers e endures after all these years. >> because diamond is nice on any outfit. >> some of the hottest acts lined up to pay tribute on cbs. >> who else had hit records in seven decades? >> sinatra died in 1998. all these years later, sid mark still feels close to his friend. >> last time i was with him he said i'll be watching out over you. he's probably in the studio now. >> in that case play another one for mr. sinatra ♪ . >> reporter: jessica dean cbs news "eyewitness news". >> sounds great. >>> recognizing the ab limitatilitionof slavery ri, back in this day the 13th amendment was ratified. a church is celebrating st. pau

mr. sinatra. and little-known facts about frank, that song "my way," one of his biggest hits, sinatra disliked it because he thought the song was self-indulgent. >> it is a bit self-indulgent. don't you think? >> i think he's standing up for the way he likes to do things. nothing wrong with that. >> no, but i can see what he means about that song. and sinatra wore lifts in his shoes. at 5'7" he was sentive about his height. >> oka who knew. he also was a big baby. sinatra weighed 13 pounds at birth, his poor momma. >> i thought you meant he was a a bibaby because he was sensitive about his height. >> no, no, he was born big. >>> and also from the don't try this anywhere category, a vertigo-inducing display from so this is cycling superstar danny macaskill, he descended the beach town of los palmas and jumped from one rooftop to another and he does a loop de loop from one roof to another. it's one of the most astonishing things i've seen in a long, long time between those roofs there and he ends i t

mr. sinatra. and little-known facts about him. "my way." sinatra disliked it because he thought the song was self-indulgent. >> it is a bit self-indulgent. >> i think he's standing up for the way he likes to do things. >> no, but i can see what he means by that. >> sinatra wore lifts in his shoes at 5'7" he was sensitive about his height. he also was a big baby. sinatra weighed 13 pounds at birth his poor momma. >> i thought you meant he was a big baby because he was sensitive about his height. >> he was born big. >>> and from the don't try this anywhere category a vertigo-inducing display from the canary islands. >> this is danny mccast kel descended l ochlt schltos palmas and jumped from one rooftop to another and does a loop de loop, one of the most astonishing things i've seen, between those roofs there and he ends i think by launching himself off a cliff into the sea. >> gopro sponsored this. >> this bit. this bit. >> oh, oh, oh. boom. roof access from every one of those homeowners, that's really, really tough. >> we will have more news

mr. sinatra that is biggest tip i have ever had in my life. the other biggest tip was hundred dollars.t cheap state gave thaw. >> he said you did, mr. sinatra. >> frank sinatra and man and his music and, that is all coming up this morning on sunday morning on cbs-3 at 9:00 a.m. >>> still to come on this next hour of "eyewitness news", the president of the liberty university is taking heat over his remarks made following mass shooting in california. >>> and the fog is clearing and temperatures are still, in the 30's this morning, so is there a chill in the air but, it is improving, justin is back with your forecast for the rest of sunday, coming up next. other wireless carriers make families share data switch to t-mobile now and get 4 lines with up 6gb each. just $30 bucks a line and no sharing. plus get the samsung galaxy s6 for $0 upfront and $10 bucks a month at t-mobile. >>> good morning everyone. it is a chilly start to the day. meteorologist justin drabick is on the cbs-3 sky deck with the forecast. >> good morning, everyone. frosty sun this morning a lot of frost going on. temper

mr. sinatra, that is the biggest tip i've ever had. the other was $100. he said, what cheapskate give you that? alyx: frank sinatra, the man and his music. plus, the inside story of the art heist of the century. and actress brie larson. those stories and more this sunday morning right here on kcci at 8:00. then at 9:30, "face the nation" with john dickerson. john will talk to the gop frontrunner about the san bernardino shooting, and the rapidly evolving gop race. plus, vermont senator bernie sanders will discuss the election as well. and new jersey governor chris christie will give his take on homeland security in the wake of the recent terror attack. that's at 9:30 right here on kcci. it is 42 degrees. that is warmer than what our average high should be. frank: we are waking up today at a temperature you just can't be. 46, our high today. morning showers might be around up the clouds. mild overnight, shouldn't be in the 30's. should be in the teens and 20's. eight day forecast is above average with monday at 53 and mid-50's by tuesday. doesn't look to be

mr. sinatra, that is the biggest tip i've ever had in my life. the other biggest tip was $100. he said what cheap scape gave you that? he said you did. [ laughter ] >> frank sinatra the man and the sentry it's all on cbs sunday morning beginning at 9:00. >> my blue-eyed bunny rabbit is named after frank sinatra. we might have to get a party hat. >> my father has had new york, new york as his ring tone for years. >>> time is 7:27. up next today's top story queens. >> another home in forest hills queens set on fire over night. it's the seventh time something like this has happened here in a month and a half. and right now police are looking for a person of interest. >> they were lost once. i didn't want to chance it again. >> how the spirit of giving inspired one man to go to the distance literally for a veteran. with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car

mr. sinatra when i was a young girl i saw you at the stanley theater in pittsburgh in 1952, to finally meetrill of my life. 1952, stanley theater. i remember that show, baby. you looked good that night. you looked good. my mom floats away from the table like a fern gulley ferry. she is freaked out. she i stepped up. frank you what you just did for my mum. he nearly gives me the face like get out of here, kid. i turn coy coy, steps up, she hits him with the autograph book. i almost vomit offer my shoulder i hear sinatra say did you say soy soy, the body guard says coy coy, frank. sinatra says k-c, what? >> i can't take it. he go out of the bar and my mom and coy coy are flying in tandem. i can't get madded a her. coy, let me see it. i open up to the page he signed. sopo. he went so far with it chinese, here you are sopo. that's my sinatra story. >> there he is, dennis miller, everybody. >> gutfeld and mcguirk on deck. a viewer warning. gutfeld and mcguirk are on deck. how dumb are younger americans? >> 58% thought madison's wife was named ashley madison and that jefferson's wife was named wo

mr. sinatra, that's the biggest tip i've ever had in my life. the other biggest tip was a hundred dollars. he said, what cheapskate gave you that? he said, you did. >> he was generous in other ways as well. sinatra was by all accounts a great friend to politicians. organized jfk's pre-inaugural gal louisiana he was close to rat pack members dean martin and sammy davis, junior. in 1906est america there were things not even the chairman of the board could control. what was sammy davis junior like? would he come around the house? er. >> lovely. >> brilliant entertainer. >> sammy was part of the family. and he suffered terribly at the friends, especially the kennedys and they said "we don't want sammy around" because he just married may britt. >> swedish white woman. >> yeah. >> didn't appreciate that. it was kind of sad, you know, for daddy, too. he's got one of his best friends that he would take a bullet for and on the other hand he's got the president of the united states, his family, saying, no, you can't have him around, he can't come to the i

mr. sinatra. and little-known facts about frank, that song "my way," one of his biggest hits, sinatra disliked it because he thought the song was self-indulgent. >> it is a bit self-indulgent. don't you think? >> i think he's standing up for the way he likes to do things. nothing wrong with that. >> no, but i can see what he andinatra wore lifts in his shoes. who knew. he also was a big baby. birth, his poor momma. big baby because he was sensitive about his height. >> no, no, he was born big. >>> and also from the don't try this anywhere category, a vertigo-inducing display from the canary islands. so thihis is cycling superstar danny macaskill, he descended the beach town of rooftop to another and he does a loop de loop from one roof to another. it's one of the most astonishing things i've seen in a long, long time ends i think by launching himself off a cliff into the >> gopro sponsored this video. this bit. >> oh, oh, oh. boom. it's annitial concept to ask for roof access from every one of thos

mr. president what made you think that it worked to? for a number things that make them feel that it worked with the most striking when was he said, well, you know, frank sinatra called me last night and frank sinatra didn't call me after every speech, let me tell you. it was one of those moments rarely with reagan would you absolutely be reminded that they can came up in show business. anti-new when something landed in when something didn't. anti-new when something works, and baby, frank sinatra was one of his friends who would give it to them straight. so that is my challenges for the fact is all of us there that day, that hectic day, that crazy, painful they did the best that we could do and all made it through. >> that's an interesting story. especially the part of ranks and not have validated the speech. >> frank sinatra was telling in show business terms, don't worry, rouhani, atlanta. you know that phrase, get the joke land? it landed. spook what was your relationship with him after that, with the president? >> with the president, after the challenger speech, sometime after that, maybe six or eight months later i left because kind of a little power equa

mr. president, what made you think that it worked? and there were a number of things that made him feel that it worked but the most striking one was he said frank sinatra wrote called me and frank sinatra didn't call me after its free-speech, let me tell you. rarely with reagan would you absolutely real bind, be reminded that reagan came up in show business and he knew when something landed and when something didn't and he knew to tell you when something worked and frank sinatra was one of his friends who would give it to him straight and tell him it would worked or not. that is my challenger story. the fact is all of us that hectic day, that crazy painful day, did the best that we could do and we all made it for. >> host: interesting story especially that frank sinatra validated the speech. >> guest: frank sinatra was telling him in show business terms don't worry, do you know that? did joke not land? what was your relationship with him after that with the president? >> with the president after the challenger speech, sometime after that, maybe six or eight months later i left, there was a little power collision in the white house where the people i ha