steve: i've known most of them, former governor robert miller chairman of the university of pennsylvaniaal shoemaker, and first boston corps. every one of these men are highly regarded. on this particular issue i have recused myself, made public my opinion, and i'm not commenting on any of this sort of thing, as i have nothing constructive to add to the conversation other that it is an uncomfortable position to be in. ♪ charlie: let me talk about a couple of other things. and back to big ideas and politics. it is the 100th anniversary of frank sinatra. you were his friend. steve: yes. charlie: tell me the man you knew. steve: sinatra was a fascinating gentleman. everybody knows because of the specials that have been done how he became frank sinatra. what was interesting is this was a fellow, professionally, and that was my relationship with him, he performed quarter after quarter for five years, i was fascinated by sinatra's dedication to excellence. when it came to his craft, the selection of songs, the relationship with the orchestra, his vocal presentation, he was a man of meticulous

. >>> the newly combined supermarket chain of safeway and albertsons robert miller. he's now in charge of albertson and safeway. albertson's bought safeway in a deal worth more than $9 billion. the new group has 2,200 stores nationwide. safeway still has 250 stores in northern california. >>> wall street ended the week on the upside. the dow gained 98 points to close above 18,000. nasdaq rose 21 and is shy of 5,000. and is s & p rose two points. this is the second week in a row that the markets have advanced. >>> people in the midwest spent the day cleaning up after dealing with that severe weather. in northern illinois two women who were neighbors and friends they both died when a tornado destroyed much of their town. mike chobin shows us the devastation left behind. >> reporter: from missouri to michigan people across the midwest are dealing with the aftermath of a major storm system. flooding, power outages and flooding reported in many areas if the storm continues to move east. but the damage was greatest in the suburbs. devastating two small towns. >> all i hear

>> i have known most of them some more than others, but, you know, they are former governor robert millerairman of the national governor's association before that, the chairman of the national district attorneys association, chairman of the university of pennsylvania, l shoumaker and before that first boston corp every one of these men are highly regarded. so on this particular issue, i have recused myself made public my opinion and i am not commenting on any of this sort of thing because i have nothing constructive to add to the conversation except that it is uncomfortable position to be in. >> rose: let me talk about a couple of other things you didn't want to talk about, back to big ideas and politics which you have a real interest in. it is the 100th anniversary of frank sinatra. >> indeed. >> rose: you were his friend. >> yes. >> you made commercials with him. >> yes. >>.>> rose: -- >> i am old enough to be his son, but not. >> rose: yes. >> not old enough to be his running buddy. >> rose: tell me about the man you knew. >> sinatra was a fascinating gentleman. everybody knows, becaus

. >> reporter: have any questions for robert e. miller met rob black dot com. michael johnson and a memorial service. >>: and discernible audio >>: he losses like providing services for citizens with the initial staved of grieving obviously in we want to bury him and a proper manner and yes this is the parts of the process of working with now grief counseling for us providing that to them to make them feel not only appreciated the to make sure that we account for their mindsets in terms of their abilities to continue to function and understand that this is normal the lot of the feelings that they're having right now. >>: a discernible questions >>: potential applicants wouldn't understand the dangers that are out in highlights and that there is always that possibility. what this brotherhood and sisterhood means to all of us in the community and the accordance of providing safety for citizens it really helps the meant that. >>: on this question is not discernible >>: i think it's all of that i think it really is speaking in talking to his family sing the respect

>>stanley roberts: the fact he had we known him he had searched and there is a minivan severe in miller does hiding in his grandparents are what he sits on the side of interstate 80 then proceed to give the driver of a standard i checked with your impaired your eye movement is involuntary so you cannot fecit then this is known as the pulse of the meter and is appalled and proxy situation in blood after viewing the results he wants a second opinion so he passes what is known as a sobriety test he did issued two tickets if you had one of those do of an allowance of possessive but not in the car that the wide to get along as well over $1,700 not included in town fees and legal fees that i mentioned he was driving a doughnut in richmond. >>darya: they become the official part of the california drought are allman is getting a bad rap. >>will tran: the reason why is unless you want to participate in the 420 celebration there will be a lot of street closures will have the details coming up in a live report. >>darya: member a letter that was issued they are looking for silver toyota with and ta

robert: the red sox. olivia: and the yankees. ♪ matt: good morning. it is wednesday, april 8. we are live in midtown manhattan. i matt miller four betty liu. we have a great show for you today. a lot of news. also, ed conard joins me to discuss income inequality and whether a 26-year-old m.i.t. grad student just took town thomas piketty's theory. oil prices could tumble next year if sanctions are lifted following a final nuclear deal with iran. we will take into the oil markets. why more automakers are moving their headquarters to the big apple. ed niedermayer joins in the next hour to talk about my favorite subject, cars. a new deal creates an oil and gas mega giant. royal dutch shell is brining -- is buying the bg group. the deal is worth $70

miller, the person to explore that. to have worked with hill on "sin city" which was the property he created. after working with other ones that you thought was exploiting it. then comes robertuthentically. it's rough, gritty, not for little children and that's what we're getting again with "daredevil." for people who grew up loving "daredevil," all of these years, this is a punisher type character, it's not soft, it's not a pg story. i'm doing a story that takes place in new york, hell's kitchen, i grew up with that story, i love it, i get it. i'm passionate about it. >> nobody has got more street cred in comics than rosario with all she's done and in streaming. she did "gemini division" in 2008 streaming online before the audience and money was there. and now she's doing "daredevil." >> it will come down to subgrowth. that's a story that's going to fill in around 4:00 today. i mean they have impressed. there have been some quarters that were big misses, the more recent quarters have been impressive. >> they have investors have come back and paid attention. it doesn't hurt to have something like that that's garnering well over 95% positive reviews. >> there have been a numb

miller. thanks so much. i appreciate you. >> thanks. >>> in oklahoma the reserve deputy charged in the death of eric harris pleaded not guilty. 73-year-old robert bates entered the plea. he'll be able to go on a planned vacation to the bahamas. >> thomas good afternoon. this morning robert bates pleaded not guilty to a charge of second degree manslaughter. the judge set the next court hearing for july 2nd. before that the judge also agreed to let bates travel on a preplanned vacation nearly a month long, to the bahamas. that's not sitting well with the shoot family of the shooting victim. they said this sends apathy to the victim and family. bates attorney says this vacation was planned. april 7th bates was acting as backup on an undercover sting operation where he says he accidentally grabbed his gun instead of his taser. two deputies have been reassigned because they've received threats. questions remain about bates' training. the sheriff insists he was properly trained but looking for more paperwork. the attorney for the harris family says documents release sod far are incomplete and don't prove bates was trained on the gun used in the shoot