the construction worker who sings like sinatra, sort of.of. [ jelani ] neither of my parents went to college. something that was drilled in me early on, you know, college is the place for you. it's my number one goal. ♪ students like me, who take these ap math and science classes and have these opportunities, this is where the american dream lies. when i write that book, you know, i plan to dedicate it to my school. ♪ those hopes and dreams that you have, you know, they're within reach. and i'm living proof. >>> let's get right back to jack for "the cafferty file." jack? >> the question this hour is u.s. economic leadership at an end? kathy writes, major u.s. corporations and financial institutions are u.s. in name only and hoove no allegiance to this country at all. they've already turned to new emerging markets around the world to take the place of u.s. consumers and u.s. manufacturing. if unchecked by the lawmakers they have purchased, they will continue to invest in other countries, suck this country dry and then leave for greener pastu

. >>> he sounds like frank sinatra but he carries a toolbelt and hard hat.hit in new york city. take a listen. ♪ to you new york new york >> he's greet. gary russo, that's his name. he's been an iron worker for 15 years, but in his heart he's always been a singer. he sings all the time at home, but it's driving his wife and kids crazy, so he brought his mic to work and sings during his lunch breaks. passers by have compared him to old blue eyes, frank sinatra. >> he's across the river from hoboken. thanks for watching.

he sounds so much like sinatra.'s give him a little more. >> we have birds on ledges, we have hard hats singing sinatra. >> singing construction workers. >> a lot going on in the city. first this morning we want to get you back out to the other big story, the terribly hot summer for the southern plains. dallas set a record for that date. marysol castro is outside dallas this morning with more on the triple digit heat that just will not quit. good morning again. >> good morning, chris. no, it won't. expected to be 110 again today. i have to tell you, it's the norm. and no one knows that better than these guys. these football players that have been out here at least for an hour, and although they say they're used to it they take every precaution possible. this heat wave is responsible for at least two dozen deaths and the heat is far from over. for 32 consecutive days texas has been baking under a deadly heat wave that's killed 12 people in dallas alone. at one local hospital emergency room visits have doubled. the st

. ♪ and the summer wind >>> he is called the second avenue sinatra. gary russo.his morning.g to serenade you can we hear just a little bit more? ♪ and talk your hand and walk with me ♪ >> whoa. >> he does a pretty good neil diamond, too. >> we'll have that later. >>> but we have that big exclusive we want to get to. who was behind that infamous hijacking almost 40 years ago may finally be solved. >> d.b. cooper. and what a story it was. he hijacked a plane, parachuted out of the back. now, the fbi has this photo. it was given to them by the woman who says she was d.b. cooper's niece. abc's pierre thomas has the e first interview with her. and he joins us from oklahoma city. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: hi, george. the fbi is reigniting a cold case that has haunted the bureau for years. and this morning, we have the exclusive story from the woman who believes she knows the infamous hijacker, d.b. cooper. and her name is marla cooper. could this 40-year-old mystery finally be solved? is this 1972 photo the infamous hijacker d.b. cooper? who do you think d.b.

. >> reporter: what does a new york city construction worker have in common with frank sinatra?town blues >> reporter: nothing blue about this guy, except partially his eyes. but unlike old blue eyes, gary russo's stage isn't carnegie hall, it's a construction site where a subway line is being built. and these aren't backup singers. they're actual sand hogs, the guys who dig the tunnel while other guys eat during their lunch break. gary decided to drag out a mike and sound system and sing. ♪ when the moon hits your eye >> reporter: how do the buddies react? >> the tough guys are going, you're going to sing at lunch? i was like, yeah. >> i want to be just like him when i grow up. this guy is a real class act. ♪ >> reporter: can't hold these guys back. ♪ sweet caroline >> reporter: the construction hasn't been sweet for residence, so much disruption, noise. >> they tell me it's going to go on for eight or nine years. i won't be here, so i don't care. >> reporter: but gary cares. ♪ the world was new beneath the blue umbrella sky ♪ >> reporter: they call you any funny nicknames or a

. >> bill: i have to say miller during this show told the best frank sinatra story i have ever heard. was -- >> bill: that frank sinatra story, somehow you have got to market that because that was hysterical. you know what really surprised me? everybody who met you, miller, said you were a nice guy. >> yeah. >> bill: everybody loved you. >> well, listen, i met your sis, i met that cool padre where is he from el salvador? that was a sainted cat. nice people. we will see you at the mohican sun. >> thank you as us a. on that subject bill o'reilly.com members can see that. on friday night we will open it up to everybody on bill o'reilly.com. hope you like it and will come see us. did you see that? up next, looting qaddafi's house. we will show you what's going on moments away. [ man ] behind every business is a "what if." what if we designed an electric motorcycle? what if we turned trash into surfboards? whatever your what if is, the new sprint biz 360 has custom solutions to make it happen, including mobile payment processing, instant hot spots, and powerful devices like the motorola ph

. >> bill: i have to say miller during this show told the best frank sinatra story i have ever heard. >> that was -- >> bill: that frank sinatra story, somehow you have got to market that because that was hysterical. you know what really surprised me? everybody who met you, miller, said you were a nice guy. >> yeah. >> bill: everybody loved you. >> well, listen, i met your sis, i met that cool padre where is he from el salvador? that was a sainted cat. nice people. we will see you at the mohican sun. >> thank you as us a. on that subject bill o'reilly.com members can see that. on friday night we will open it up to everybody on bill o'reilly.com. hope you like it and will come see us. did you see that? up next, looting qaddafi's house. we will show you what's going on moments away. you go next if you had a hoveround power chair? the statue of liberty? the grand canyon? it's all possible with a hoveround. tom: hi i'm tom kruse, inventor and founder of hoveround. when we say you're free to see the world, we mean it. call today and get a free hoveround information kit that includes a vide

. >> bill: i have to say miller during this show told the best frank sinatra story i have ever heard. bill: that frank sinatra story, somehow you have got to market that because that was hysterical. you know what really surprised me? everybody who met you, miller, said you were a nice guy. >> yeah. >> bill: everybody loved you. >> well, listen, i met your sis, i met that cool padre where is he from el salvador? that was a sainted cat. nice people. we will see you at the mohican sun. >> thank you as us a. on that subject bill o'reilly.com members can see that. on friday night we will open it up to everybody on bill o'reilly.com. hope you like it and will come see us. did you see that? up next, looting qaddafi's house. we will show you what's going on moments away. like the exotic vacation you nev took. but there's one opportunity that's too good to miss. the lexus golden opportunity sales event. see your lexus dealer. whose non-stop day starts with back pain... and a choice. take advil no and maybe up to four in a day. or choose aleve and two pills for a day free of pain. way to go, co

they loved frank sinatra. i was explaining they could learn the pronunciation by using music.ause certain sounds which asian have certain trouble with and we have trouble pronouncing an "r" in spanish, for example. it's easier to learn sounds and remember grammar. because everyone -- most people hate learning grammar. but if you learn a certain structure. spanish speakers often say people is instead of people are. well, there's a song by the door people are strange when you're a stranger. so teachers use music. >> where were you when i was growing up? i think i could have used you. you said you mentioned you use hip-hop. we'll talk on the other end. ♪ ♪ >> these are kids who are mostly low income. tell us about the power of expression that you saw this young mankind of go through and the difference that makes in their lives? >> it's tremendous. this student, his name is josh, he went on to really -- he transformed his life. he went from the streets, drug use, and other involvements to, you know, i'm trying to do right by my life. i'm trying to learn. he finished school. other

n where frank sinatra was born. she mentioned traditionalwl floor c. i was taltra ng about a general about that this is an area that traditionally floor c. a rep theylican from new jerseyo is very involved in these matters as chairman of the subcommisetee maritime transportation. what about the fact that it is traditionally floor c, at what point are we g. >> nng to say if you buy a house in a traditional area you have to bear the burden of the flood yourself. >> that is a question that will be continually asked. if how often is oer ren enough. gour viewers and listeners wer talking about atlanta county atlantic county stone harbor new owersey. actually we fared pretty well under this. we had one life lost in saluts counfor where one woman was swet away in a flash flood at about the h haveght of the storm. we are very concehersed the casinos closed something that has only happened two or three times in the history of casino gaming. new jersey has a separate probluts they are dealing with here. ie whs a lot the governor has t grapple where struggles how

he is known as the second avenue sinatra. here he's giving old blue eyes a run for his money. during his lunch breaks, he serenades strollers trying to cheer up locals annoyed by a long, ongoing construction project. someone posted a video of his singing, and now he is a new york sensation. >> wow, i'm impressed. a good voice, a good-looking guy, a construction worker. >> right. we'll see more of him again. >> i bet you that we will. maybe on the "today" show. >> there you go. >>> it is time for an early look at some of the stories that we're going to follow throughout the day here on nbc. >>> the recently identified remains of 12 world war ii u.s. servicemen will be buried at arlington national cemetery with full military honors. they were crew members of a plane that crashed in 1943 on a mission over new guinea. it took 60 years to locate the missing wreckage. >>> a one-day art installation will be erected in manhattan as a tribute to the victims of september 11th. it will showcase handwritten thoughts by people who live and work in the community. >>> and coast guard day wil

gone from a shower singer to a quarter million hits on youtube, talking to reporters about his frank sinatra-like>> the comparison is overwhelming. >> reporter: building a fan base in the worst acoustics imaginable. and how much longer do they have to listen to this? at least until december 2016, another five noisy years. for russo, this isn't about money or fame, but realizing at 50 he needs to do what he loves. >> don't worry about getting paid. don't worry about, you know, is it hard and just do it. >> reporter: his job and his passion moving new yorkers. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >> ever hear the expression, only in new york? that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now at 6:00, a rescue mission in the bay aft boat capsize. what we're learning about the men on board. >> downtown san low day restaurant is it violating the u.s. constitution? we'll take a look, only on nbc bay area coming up. >>> an east bay teenager

nothing like a little frank sinatra to prove that when it comes to the candidate, the lights are on andody's home. that brings us to texas governor rick perry, gearing up for a big prayer event at reliant stadium in houston. not quite unexpectedly, the number of i plans to come is rather low. just how many seats are still available in a stadium that can hold 71,000 people? roughly 63,000 seats still available. it's a bit ironic that the event is entitled the response. if that's a response, what do you call a regret? that's tonight's big number. that's "hardball" for now. up next, your business.

nothing like a little frank sinatra improv routine to prove that when it comes to the candidate at leeshgslights are on in somebody's home. >>> that brings us to tonight big number. texas governor rick perry is gearing up to a big prayer event at reliant stadium in houston. not unexpectedly the i plan to comes is rather low. how many seats are available in the stadium? it can hold 71,500 people? roughly 6,300 -- actually, 63,500 seats still available. that's a bit ironic since the event is entitled "the response." if that's a response, what do you call a regret? that's tonight's big number. that's "hardball" for you. up next, your business with jj ramberg. [ female announcer ] the healing power of touch can be even more powerful, with precise pain relieving cream. it blocks pain signals fast for relief precisely where you need it most. precise. only from the makers of tylenol.

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. >> and new york city they called gary russo second avenue sinatra. on his lunch break he trance forms the edge of a construction site into his stage. a video of him is a big hit on you tube. today he crooned for the crowd at "good morning america". he said he had a passion for singing. >> karaoke, in the shower, and car in, front of a mirror, making believe i was singing to people. then, i said i'll do it here. >> and first, his tough-guy co-workers were not that into his crooning. but they've come around. take a look at this. and its dance fever. he'll have his own tv show soon no, doubt and they'll all be his best friend. >> i love his microphone, too. very cool. >> back up singers there. >> as you pointed out, dancing, too. >> yes. good stuff. >> and ahead in our 4:30 half hour, congress is on vacation but thousands of faa workers are off the job. >> and also ahead president's plan to end current correctional stand off over faa funding bill. >> and i'm certain he was my uncle. >> the woman who may hold the key to ending the 40-year-old dd cooper h

it takes a village to build a subway, who could imagine the second avenue sinatra would blow into towninds ♪ they have come and gone ♪ new york new york >>> it's 10:00 a.m. on the east coast, 6:00 a.m. on the west coast. >>> we're watching wall street t dow plunged 266 points yesterday for its eighth contest loss. so far right now, dow industrials down 14 points. congress takes a break, thousands of workers lose their paychecks a new crisis face the faa and the air travellers who rely on it. >>> and a trial for former president hosni mubarak. he could face execution if convicted in the death of protesters. >>> our nation's reputation is tarnished and we're all likely to pay one way or another. brianna keeler has the big picture for us. ted rollins has some big casualties, thousands of jobs now thrown into limbo and once again you can blame congress. and poppy harlow takes a wider view of the jobs market. it's pretty grim. and george how weell shows how college students may take a big hit. markets trying to rebound after eight days of consecutive losses. we're looking at numbers right n

frank sinatra was born in hoboken, for folk who is may not know that. >> by the time irene reaches massachusetts, it could weaken to a tropical storm, but the national hurricane service says that i that won't matter t. will pack dangerous wind, flooding rains and a storm surge up to 8 feet. governor duval patrick is urging residents, stay close to home tomorrow. >> we are planning for the worst. and just as the forecast -- the conditions can improve, they can also worsen. and so our advice to everyone is to stay indoors and off the roads from late tonight when the rain will get high, right through tomorrow. >> some of our fox favorites are sitting in irene's path. and we usually reach out to michael boden, but he's in buzzard bay, massachusetts, right now. he is on the phone with more. buzzard bay, doc, is that part of cape cod? >> caller: that extends into cape cod, the southern part of massachusetts. >> whews going on there right -- what's going on there right now? >> caller: right now, just a light rain has come in. but they expect by 8:00 in the morning to have heavy rain. afternoon to have

it was an occasional venue for the rat pack and it was where frank sinatra brokered the reunion of jerryrtin, who started out as show business partners and hadn't spoken to each other in 20 years. >> would you send my friend out, please? where is he? come here. [ cheers and applause ] >> so how ya been? >> oh, let's just keep rolling that tape. i could watch that all night. but all of that has now come to a very abrupt end. after announcing in may that jerry would step down from hosting but still appear on the telethon, the 85-year-old louis has now been removed completely from the telethon after raising nearly $2.5 billion through the show, the muscular dystrophy association issued a two-paragraph statement saying lewis had "completed his run as its national chairman. he will not be appearing on the telethon." joining me now, actor, comedian, author, and co-star of "law and order:special victims unit" richard belzer. thank you for joining us tonight, over the announcement we have had your twitter picture up there of you and jerry. i have to say for the kids out there who don't know jerr

nothing like a little frank sinatra improv routine to prove when it comes to the candidate at least the lights are on in somebody's home. >>> that brings us to tonight big number. texas governor rick perry is gearing up to a big prayer event in houston. not unexpectedly the i plan to come is rather low. how many seats are available in the staid dwlaum can hold 71,000500 people? roughly 6,300. actually, 63,500 seats still available. that's a bit ironic since the event is entitled "the response." if that's a response what do you call a regret? that's tonight's big number. >>> we'll be back with more on rick perry's prayer jamboree coming up. can he afford to share the fringe with the fanatics at the big prayer jamboree yesterday? anti-gay remarks, anti-catholic remarks and calling the statue of liberty a demonic idol. you're watching "hardball," only on msnbc. kate ] can't believe i have high blood pressure. what's that thing? another medication. ♪ i really should have taken my shoes off before i got weighed. [ female announcer ] you've got a lot on your mind. that's why every walgreens p

who would imagine second avenue sinatra would blow into town. ♪ jeanne moos, cnn. >> this is a "cnn newsroomspecial report. i'm wolf blitzer in washington. we would like to welcome our viewers watching around the world this hour. we're following two unrelated but very important stories. at least 30 american troops, including more than two dozen elite special forces, have been killed in the deadliest single incident ever for u.s. forces fighting in afghanistan. the latest from our pentagon correspondent barbara starr straight ahead. >>> and the federal government's credit worthiness has taken a big hit from one of the major rating agencies from aaa to aa-plus. over the next hour we'll explain what it means for you and for the government. but let's begin with a horrific loss of american lives in afghanistan. 30 u.s. military personnel, including 22 navy s.e.a.l.s, three other special forces, were killed when their chinook helicopter crashed during a mission, apparently shot down by the taliban. our pentagon correspondent barbara starr is joining us now. certainly a terrible blow to the u.s. mi

who could imagine second avenue sinatra would blow into town? ♪ and the winter winds they have come and gone ♪ >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn -- ♪ new york >> you know, americanve "americ talent." i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room," for our international viewers, "world report" is next, and in north america, "john king, usa" starts right now. >> thanks, wolf, and good evening tonight from the white house. in addition to death and taxes these two things also certain tonight, the government will not default on its obligations when the clock strikes midnight, and the acrimonious debate over taxes, spending and the role of government will continue, despite president obama's signature today on a major debt ceiling and spending compromise. >> everyone's going to have to chip in. it's only fair. that's the principle i'll be fighting for during the next phase of this process. >> that's the president's way of saying he'll fight for tax increases as the deficit spending debate enters its next chapter. a powerful new special congressional committee ch

remember the hard hat sinatra?reak in a real venue. ♪ >> brian: he performed at the blue note, a fan posted it on youtube, and we're sharing it with you. >> gretchen: good for him. hey, paula deen is being called public enemy number one. that's how tv chef an ton thoy bourdain described the queen of southern question sign. >> brian: he said the worst, mott dangerous person to america is clearly paula deen. she reveals in an unholy connection with -- she says she has not only connections, she revels in unholy connections with evil corporations and proud of the fact that her food is bleeping bad for you, plus her food -- fill in the blank. >> dave: reaction, bourdain regretting that this morning a little bit. he tweeted, resolved. next time i'm asked for the millionth time who the worst cooks are, i'll just shut up. who care as soon as now we give paula deen the last word. she joinses from savannah. good morning to you, paula. >> good morning. how are y'all doing? >> brian: good. i can't believe -- what does it feel

this is a man that is being called the second avenue sinatra, he is working on a new subway line in new york but for the past few weeks he has devoted his entire 30 minute lunch break to singing, he says it is all to give nearby residents a the release of it from a constant sound of and jackhammers and at the utility work. minute the he is talented and should try out for american idol. now take a look of this, what if instead of being told, or be a ticket your car was crushed by a tank, and this city has a problem with luxury cars parking illegally and bike lanes, the mayor set up a demonstration where an armored tank ran over the mercedes-benz to crush it. it was just a demonstration and not someone's actual car, but the mayor said that this is something that will happen if you park illegally there from now on. for now take a look at the band serenading a whale. after a waiting game, the band took the time to sing a song for this well. of the tank was opened at the top, this town probably traveled through the water and that would explain why the well is like nodding to the song. hong >

. >> ya lo hizo, luis miguel con frank sinatra y logrÓ cantar a dÚo con Él.ara su libro. >> el legislador tambiÉn dijo que le preocupa que la pelÍcula se estrene en octubre del prÓximo aÑo solo tres semanas antes de las elecciones presidenciales. >> texas estÁ implorando al dios de la lluvia que le envÍe un poco de agua porque tiene una sequÍa que tiene muy sediento a la ganaderÍa. >> texas padece la segunda sequÍa mÁs intensa de la historia moderna. por encima de los 100 grados. esti condiciones extremas de calor han provocado ya la muerte de muchas personas. >> hay 14 muertes ahora. >> la sequÍa ha llegado a ser tan extrema que los ganaderos han vendido sus reces porque no hay alimento. >> el pasto obviamente estÁ seco y entonces, hubo un momento para comprar y ya soy es el momento para vender. >> los agricultores empezaron a perder todos sus culvitos. cultivos. >> los del sorgo, soja, trigo, no hay. no lloviÓ. >> >> tenemos una sequÍa en donde no ha llovido y el nivel de los lagos estÁ bajando. >> pedimos a las personas que estÉn concientes de la conservac

n where frank sinatra was born. she mentioned traditionalwl floor c. about a general about that this is an area that traditionally floor c. a rep theylican from new jerseyo is very involved in these matters as chairman of the subcommisetee maritime transportation. what about the fact that it is traditionally floor c, at what point are we g. >> nng to say if you buy a house in a traditional area you have to bear the burden of the flood yourself. >> that is a question that will be continually asked. if how often is oer ren enough. gour viewers and listeners wer talking about atlanta county atlantic county stone harbor new owersey. actually we fared pretty well under this. we had one life lost in saluts counfor where one woman was swet away in a flash flood at about the h haveght of the storm. we are very concehersed the casinos closed something that has only happened two or three times in the history of casino gaming. new jersey has a separate probluts they are dealing with here. ie whs a lot the governor has t grapple where struggles how to nnt together

we will play more from this frank sinatra sound alike. >>> bad news on the employment front. 66,000 jobnounced last month according to a top out placement consulting firm. if you are keeping count, that's a 60% increase from the month before. i want to bring in our poppy harlow who is in new york. why all these layoffs? >> it's a very good question. this is such a surge. and it also comes at a time when the market is down steeply, over 100 points right now. down for eight straight days. two main reasons for this. a lack of demand, people not comfortable spending money right now, and second is the uncertain environment, and health care and wall street reform, and companies are holding back to see the impact. we had a chance to talk to john challenger. he issues this report every month about what he thinks is driving the situation and just how severe it is when you look at the huge increase and announce job cuts. take a listen. >> one picture is we're in this rocky recovery, or one of the in trenchments. all of the government stimulus, and both fiscal and monetary now is at risk, and mayb

. >>> jackhammers, table saws and frank sinatra tunes, really?rd coming from the second avenue subway project in new york. isn't that entertaining? each day during his 30-minute break, a worker named gary russo serenades residents near the $4 billion construction project. russo stands in front of a sign that reads "forget all the noise, traffic and impact of the second subway, enjoy the music." >>> afghan spies, what they knew four years ago about osama bin laden's hideout and pakistan's reaction when given detailed reports. we'll have a live report for you up ex-n. er 70% of firefighters are local volunteers... these are our neighbors putting their lives on the line. and when they rely on a battery, there are firefighters everywhere who trust duracell. and now you can join with duracell to help. just buy specially-marked packs & duracell will make a battery donation to local volunteers. these days don't we all need someone to trust...? duracell. trusted everywhere. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement i

. >> dave: sinatra, a million youtube hits he has. also a record deal and we'll talk about where he'll take it. >> juliett: he's singing at the blue note. a big place in new york city. >> clayton: will my vacation be okay, rick? >> rick: for the fourth time, it is fine, i need to hear it again. >> clayton: thanks for juliett being here, foxnews.com for the "after the show" show. >> eric: a "fox news alert," major developments in the battle for libya, rebel forces saying they are less than 20 miles from the capital of tripoli. and, there are reports that there are cells that were activated inside tripoli by those against muammar qaddafi. that, of course, is the main strong hold and it comes days after rebels retook the city, of zawiya. celebrations breaking out on the streets, and, it could be just days before we know what muammar qaddafi's fate will be, good morning on this sunday morning, i'm eric sean. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby. good to have you with us, this is america's news headquarters and we understand president obama is gettin

gregg: made famous by frank sinatra.gh the 1920s version of leadbelly ledbetter. >> jenna: this what you were doing? >> i love music! jenna: a must see moment of the day, for our viewers, do you want to see a michael jackson flash mob, a semitruck jump, or happy birthday to crocodiles? gregg: they're cute, they want to eat you! jenna: "ing haw tphops, make your voice heard. we'll be right back. megyn: hey everyone i'm megyn kelly, epeublg flooding in vermont, millions of people without power. how much is this going to cost your already in the red state and federal governments? we investigate. >>> plus, is texas governor rick perry stupid? the mainstream media thinks that's something you want the answer to. >>> plus, new data out now on home sales, and it is just not good. we'll bring you the update. >>> and requiring welfare recipients to take drug tests first down in florida. how's that working out? oh, the governor may have a legal challenge on his hands now. see you top of the hour. jenna: fox news alert, and an updat

can you give us a little sinatra?t the best musicians, if you come down to the resorts, it's like club piscopo, it's hey, baby. and you know what? we're creating jobs! >> gretchen: good way to end it. thanks, joe. coming up, first it goes down and then goes soaring back up. what's going to happen to the stock market next? we're live from the floor of the new york stock exchange. >> peter: the f.b.i. may have a tip in the case of the three siblings who robbed a bank. and here from their former neighbors who say they used to hear gun shots from their house. >> steve: not exactly a normal family. >> peter: no. [ male announcer ] heard this one? listen to this. three out of four americans don't get enough vegetables. so here's five bucks to help you buy v8 juice. five bucks. that's a lot of green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. vrrooom...vrrroooomm vroom vrrooom vrrroooomm vrrroooomm vrroom vrrrooomm vrrroooooooommmmmm mmmm mm. [ male announcer ] this is what it's like getting an amazing discount on a

. >> this time we have a sinatra-singing construction wooker.♪ and then we strolled that golden sand ♪ ♪ two sweethearts and the summer wind ♪ ♪ like paint ed type ♪ ♪ those days and nights ♪ they went flying by & ♪ the world was new >> that's adorable. >> i love him. -p>> you can see the sign. it says forget the noise, traffic and the impact of the 2nd avenue subwwy. enjoy the music, hard hats and microphones. his crew helped set up the sound and take it down every day at lunch. >> i thought they were the backup dancers. >> oh, yeah. >> you coull moonlight there. >> i would love it. >> it's up on 2nd avenue. a guy heard him and thought he was lip synching because it was poogood and then asked to tape it. we have another video. better. this is my favorite. this is what happened when a guy at a wedding at a connecticut playing foo a whale.chi band ♪ >> how cute is that. >> can he hear the music? he naturally has rhythm. they noticed it happening. there was a band there and somebody said, he's dancing. >> he's not exactly doing zumba, but e's havi