we had the time of our life man. >> what about frank sinatra?t's my brother, another brother. i was working in paris running a record company and studying. one day i came in. they said, grace kelly's office called from monoco. they want mr. sinatra and the house band and lucky pounce and all those guys. so we took them down. we played with frank at the sporting club for grace kelly and cary grant and all those people. after six words, he said, good job, kid, cuckoo. four years later, i get a call from his wife. the first guy that called me "q." i am directing a film and i just heard the record you did with basecy with clark howard. it is a waltz. he said, i like the way you did it. i put it in 4/4. he said, that's the way i want to do it. he said, would you consider doing a record with my and bacey? i said, man, are you crazy? is the pope a catholic? i was in hawaii two days later and worked with him the rest of his life. >> let me run one more past you. i can't not talk about michael jackson. >> what else is there to say? it is in the music, ma

frank sinatra by that time was not only a hero but he had a son whom he named franklin roosevelt sinatra. one doesn't realize that because later on as he became wealthier he also changed his party designation and as a result frank sinatra jr. came along the way. he changed his name and became frank sinatra, jr.. but roosevelt returned to hyde park and the feeling that he had done very well and he did. she was helped by the soldier vote. i have a whole chapter in the book on the soldier's load. how did they go and where they restricted from building? we have problems now in the current season to restrict the vote because you want to restrict the vote of people in this case the soldiers may have voted for the commanders in chief. the absentee ballot and four and a half million soldiers and sailors and marines voted. it was a tremendous number that was able to vote and there were all kinds of and later on i became the officer and i found out what was then. i had to sign the back of the envelope with my name and rank and serial number. soldiers did much the same thing and you're looking at p

sinatra. later on sinatra, as he became wealthier, also changed his party designation. and as a result frank sinatra jr. came along. that is, he changed -- the son changed his name to ape his father and became frank sinatra jr. so we forget that earlier history. but roosevelt returned to hyde park, his home, just before the election feeling that he had done very well. and he did. partly he was helped by the soldier vote. i have a whole chapter in the book on the soldier vote. how did they vote, and were they restricted in any way from voting? we have problems now in the current election season of attempts made to restrict the vote because you want to restrict the vote of people who are likely not to vote your way. and in this case soldiers might have voted for the commander in chief. and so they were being restricted in the congress in all kinds of ways about absentee ballots. nevertheless, absentee ballots were fought through, and four and a half million soldiers and sailors and marines voted

in true giants fashion, the team playing tribute to ole blue eyes with a frank sinatra bobblehead dollvery cool. it's a limited edition doll only available to those who purchased a special ticket to the event. tonight's game against the nationals starts off at 7:15. >>> we are proud to report a bay area baseball team is headed to the little league world series. >> the petaluma team beat hawaii to get there with some controversy to do it. >> and they call him out and the game's over! >> here's the deal. hawaii was making a comeback in that final inning but an unusual play there quickly ends the game. this is what happened. the runner appears -- watch closely -- appears to miss that third base heading home. on an appeal, he was called out. that was the final out of the game. petaluma wins it 7-5. they head off to the little league world series starting thursday. good luck to them. >> congratulations to p-town.

their longtime collaboration with barbara streisand including frank sinatra, ray charles, fred astaire. we are the idea of joining us from coming out, right now. >> every community has a martin luth kg inboulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. we're back for the second night of our conversation with two of the greatest composers of our time. for the streisand became then use, but she was given a lot of good stuff to work with. we are honored to have them back for the second part of our conversation. when we left this conversation last night, i have asked you, and want to put you on the spot too bad, i want to give you some time to think about it had allen made the point that the toughest part of your job is trying to find a new way to have to find love and talk about love. give me a few lines that you have written that speak to that condition that you're really proud of. >> what i

. >> the penthouse apartment in new york, new york once belonged to frank sinatra. a photo of sinatra near the entrance is said to be the same one he hung in the same spot. the piece of history can be your for just $7.7 million. >> and move over double rainbow guy because now there's excited train guy. yeah, he gets just a little bit carried away when he see as vintage train in northern new york. >> oh, my god! she's beautiful. she is beautiful, yeah! oh my, god! we're going to watch this. oh, this is special. this is special! oh! >> it is special. the man said he has waited for that moment for months. the excited train guy is on track to become a big hit online. it is now five minutes past the hour. let's go back over to savannah and al. >> made a bit of a caboose out of himself actually. >> yow. >> natalie, thank you. >> anyway, we are taking a look at what we've got for you for today. we're talking about some strong storms but we also looking at tropical depression five. right now it's about 505 miles east of the winward islands, 35 mile-per-hour winds moving wes

and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children.up on stage, that's wayne's father, homer williams, with the black newspaper "atlanta world." >> how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? >> backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later, an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the next child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but underpants. fewer clues now for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fibers as opposed to hundre

through countless projects such as your exploring the arts foundation and your founding of the frank sinatra school for the arts. you have proved to be a timeless link between artistic generations. and, of course, your inspiration continues with such incredible and wonderful projects as your recent "duets ii" cd. i have a copy. anybody else? [applause] and check this out, mr. bennett picked up two grammy awards sunday night for that album. [applause] so we congratulate you on that. i believe if you are scoring at home, that makes it 17 grammys in his career. [applause] what we love -- well, we love the cd, but today, we have gone one step further. not just a duet, but an extraordinary trio. i'm pleased to present this trio, performing for the first time together, young people from the choir of the san francisco school of the arts, the san francisco boys chorus, and the san francisco girls chorus, take it away. [applause] ♪ >> ♪ the loveliness of paris seems somehow sadly gay the glory that was rome is of another day i've been terribly alone and forgotten in manhattan i'm going home to my cit

tonight, ouch on frank sinatra night. people saying wait a minute, he was a big dodger and tommy lasorda fan. that is all the if it sells 5 extra tickets. vogelsong, man, e.r.a jumped from 2.27, went up 45 points. bochy got thrown out. got worse and worse. still in the third. 8-0 washington. they win 14-2. giants only tally a pinch hit two run homer. dodgers beat pittsburgh. giants in los angeles. a's in kansas city tomorrow. the raiders took over the colosseum. john returning as a broadcaster. the last time the raiders were good he was the coach. dennis allen, this is a pre- season game, nobody will show what they have. darren mcfadden. early action. both teams did nothing. unlessy televised. it was a -- nationally televised. it was a bore. there were three points scored. prior, his first game action in 23 months after coming out of ohio state. 50 yards and interception. the manager of the raiders had to watch it but man, that was it. for the 97th time this month, if you have a billion, two, three, four billion dollars p

frank sinatra went to see the movie, he came out of the movie, and he called tony bennett and said, i don't have a recording date coming up but i just heard a song from the movie and you better go in and record it. tunney went in the next week and reported it and he closed his show with that song for the last 20 years. tavis: i have seen it 12 times, i think. it is a great piece of work. speaking of great songs and a great compositions from movies and television shows, my assistant danny davis could not believe me when he saw her -- he never met you until today. i told him so much about the burdens and he has been hearing about your for years. he could not believe, when he saw you, that the two of you had written the tme from the good times. every negro in america knows good times. you look at all the other stuff you have done and all the stuff you have talked about. how does that happen? >> it happened because norman called and said, i have a television pilot. i would like you to look at it. not to sound self-serving, but the title came from the song. [inaudible] it is interesting. w

his friends and foes included orson welles frank sinatra and norman mailer warn buckley and make jagger to refute. >>> gore vidal was 86 years old. what's been done to clean up toxic mess that even while the bay area neighbors. family secrets revealed and that is not all. the genetic tests from a bay area company when you and your home. >>> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it wey area never had is getting it toxic cleanup crews held to remove harmful residue left over from some gas plants in san francisco's marina district reporter elizabeth cook with more on what lies beneath the city. today it is one the most upscale neighborhoods in san francisco. and folks just wanted to take in the spectacular views of the day. this was an area districts. home to to manufactured gas plants or ndp is that provided gas here to live and keeps a large part of this city some of its remarkable some of which were not an or looking to meet our clean and now as those residual impact from the actual gas making process. the residual impact on the form of lump-sum spent coal and forms of hydrocarbons now between three and

new album being digitally released featuring songs from bruce springsteen, britney spears and frank sinatra alanis morrisette is being ip inducted. latin rockers, they are being inducted today. >>> we are counting down to katie coming to baltimore. in 20 days katie couric's new talk show is going to air here on abc 2. one cool feature, that audience, they sit close to the stage, no big cameras in the way at all. if you want to learn more, log on to our website, we have all things katie covered there, go to abc2news.com/katie. joint us september 10th , the big day for the premiers at 4:00, followed by abc2 news at 5:00. we'll be right back. >>> we are going to deal with chilly temperatures this morning. more of the same at 6:00. temperature 64 degrees. 70 by 9:00 a.m. 79 by lunchtime. a nice day. we are going to keep chances for showers in the forecast as we go later on in to the evening time frame. take the rain gear with you when you step out the door this morning.

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. >>> sinatra said if you can make it here, you could make it anywhere.t who knew making it could be so easy. >> an ordinary new yorkers achieved instant celebrity status by acting the part. that's brent cohen, flanked by two bodyguards, paparazzi and fans. by the time the social experiment was over, 300 people had asked to take a picture with him. >> brett said people are so attracted to pop culture that many didn't even question who he was. he is going to be on "good morning america" this morning. >> and on "gma," which further proves the point, does it not? >>> for some of you, local news is next. >> for everyone else, more is next. >> for everyone else, more moments. and 30 days later, i was saving big on car insurance. with snapshot, i knew what i could save before i switched to progressive. the better i drive, the more i save. i wish our company had something this cool. you're not filming this, are you? aw! camera shy. snapshot from progressive. test-drive snapshot before you switch. visit progressive.com today. that keep you connected are sucking m

how are their records keep tumbling at the olympics as a russian kayak crew sinatra's the country's latest goal in the final two hundred meters spirit that russia has that channel the same coach came out on top smushing the olympic record in the homeless roads final while the country synchronized swimmers got all of their first games in a rut. and out of the headlines in a few moments how america's hunger for truth and the trees leaving some communities drilled out of their homes. one. hundred of them all of them living here. in forty acres and nineteen ninety three and decided it would be a great place to find the belle of a home and retire. there she is what we call it our new neighbor neighbor seven. we have seventy acres here and i can convince them that they need to drill somewhere besides two hundred feet from. the needs of our growing economy also means expanding our domestic production of oil and natural gas which are vital fuel for transportation electricity and manufacturing this is before any problems with it before we do the right people and then change. your flows are not toxi

and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children.hat's wayne's father, homer williams, with the black newspaper "atlanta world." >> how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? >> backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later, an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the next child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but underpants. fewer clues now for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fibers as opposed to hundreds or potentia

frank sinatra's daughter threw out the first pitch and romo, too much heat for him. marco scutaro, 3-0, nats. it's now 4-0. then roger almost decapitated vogelsong. it was called safe and bruce, you are ejected. bases still loaded. adding to the giants' misery everybody scores, vogelsong it is a football score, 14-2, and a's have the night off. >> pre-season can be sloppy and boring, raiders and cowboys, the final was 3-0. chucky back, first visit since the superbowl like ten years ago. carson palmer to darren mcfadden. good to see him back. going deep and less than three minutes in, it's intercepted, then matt liner comes in needing work on the center exchange. second quarter, the rookie is wide open and drops it. this is from 47 yards. and only portion of the great many gripping, 33 yards out from the third quarter. play of the game for oakland, terrell said he did not play well but this is his play. running for his life all for a nine yard gain on the first down. new coach had this to say about the complete lack of everything in the 3-0 loss. >> we've got to be be

. >> i thought you were going to say frank sinatra. >> nice. >> let's go inside. natalie morales with the news headlines. >> good morning matt, savannah and al. >>> angry words on the campaign trail. it started on tuesday when biden said republicans wan to unchain wall street as biden put it. he added, they are going to put y'all back in chains. mitt romney called the comment outrageous, said this is what an angry and desperate presidency looks like. wildfires are devastating several hot, dry states in the west. one of the worst is in washington state where some 70 homes have burned and hundreds of people there have been evacuated. a fire in southern california has burned more than 3,000 acres and forced evacuations there as well. >>> emergency crews on the scene of a freight train derailment in eastern kansas outside kansas city. officials say 22 cars hauling grain went off the tracks. several cars landed in a river. there are no reports of injuries. about 4 million bum bo baby seats are recalled this morning because babies have been able to maneuver out of the s

the giants begin a three game series with the nationals at at&t park tonight it is frank sinatra nighte was a giants' fan and his music will be played at the ballpark and there will be a poster give away. yesterday the giants exploded for five runs in the 8th. pence with his first homerun since joining the team. a's move on to kansas city to meet the royals tonight. a's left chicago yesterday. >>> raiders will play their first preseason game tonight they host the cowboys at the coliseum. this will be first peek at new head coach allen. mcfadden will return from his injury. quarterback palmer will have a full preseason to work with his receivers. andrew luck made his preseason nfl debut sunday against the rams and silenced doubters. the first overall pick, opened with a short pass that went for a touchdown. luck threw for 188 yards and two touchdowns taking the field for 24 plays. >> probably the easiest touchdown pass will have throw three yards in the air great job by donald the line tight ends [ unintelligible ] nice to put points on the board in the first play. hopefully we do it in

. ♪ love and marriage ♪ love and marriage >> frank sinatra. >> horse and carriage. >> this i tell youthis i tell you brother. >> you are in a band. >> not anymore. >> you can sing. >> band of wild animals. >> i can't sing. just leave the singing to you. you should have been the wedding singer. >> you can't dance. i can't dance. >> we should have gone to the wedding in arizona. it became a family affair. would have gotten out of control. >> five siblings became engaged within months decided to hold a mega wedding tying the knot and blowout of a reception. we show the celebration. ♪ >> reporter: talk about big weddings. not one, not two, but five siblings from one arizona family said their i dos in a mega wedding to end all weddings. >> everything has been perfect. better than i could imagine. >> it's all good. all happy. >> reporter: all five got engaged within months. sidney to doug, walker to julian, emthree william, bradford to megan, and brooke to todd. then one of them came up with the biggest proposal yet, a quintuple wedding. >> i wanted my on day. >> my biggest sacrifice is not

. >> well, you know what we tried to do, is instead of making it like -- i'm going say like a sinatraike frank. i changed it around. >> you sure did. >> i said, okay, guys, you're the band. you make it a rascal flatts song. and i'll come in after you. right? what did i do that for? that was wrong. >> you did that because it worked beautifully. >> but all of a sudden here's lionel richie trying to figure out how to get lionel richie on a lionel richie song. you follow me? so the problem was, and i asked the question to darius rucker. i said what part would you like to sing? and he said your part. i don't have any part to sing. >> the tv special you did, i couldn't leave the couch. i had to watch it from the beginning. i tivoed it and rewatch it. >> i may be crazy, but i don't think i'm the only one out there that misses beautiful melodies and fabulous lyrics. i am distressed about what's happening in the music industry. >> well, you know what it is. there's a point in life where we're going to sound like parents after a while. because i remember when i came in the door that day with th

seems like your life is being -- >> if frank sinatra's mother would have worked for nothing but i would have never been here but she wanted 15 bucks. >> she was the woman doing these at the time, right? >> i -- okay. i'll get serious for a minute. i know this is show business and prefer to keep it funny. >> i'd rather keep it serious. >> when i did all that facebook stuff and then i went in the closet and i found two boxes of pictures i didn't know existed. they were full of rat [ bleep ] and i pulled it out. that's all me. what do i do with this? somebody said write a book. i couldn't write a book because i'm not going to write six books. i'm only going to write one book. how do i put 75 years in one book? you do it the way you just saw. there's four or fi little chapters about "the rascals," chapters about those rotten [ bleep ] cops that ripped my guts out and left me beside the road to die. i'll get to you son of a [ bleep ] later but don't think you will get off the hook. i was supposed to die in that cell, did i? i didn't die. you didn't get your book deals, did you mothers? i wro

it's just like you take frank sinatra. okay?is music is coming alive again with the big band sound. you know? and if you don't have people like myself to keep elvis' music alive, it was so happy, so invigorating, that you won't -- you don't want to forget that. >> reporter: keep it alive for us. will you give us a little blue suede shoes? >> sure ♪ one for the money don't you step on my blue suede shoes. ♪ [ music ] do anything but lay off my blue suede shoes ♪ [ music ] knock me down step on my face slander my name all over the place do anything that you want to do but uh-uh honey lay off of those shoes ♪ [ music ] don't you step on my -- >> reporter: prince william county fair runs through this weekend. if you want to come out and see the show, you need to come on saturday night. his band takes the stage at 7. he will be on stage at 8 and then 10. i will tell you, you need to get there early because it's standing room only for his show. so before i go for some reason, sarah, the only thing left i have to do is ah!!! ah!!! ah!!

they played for artists like frank sinatra, elvis, the beach boys and many more. the makers of the movie struggle to get it in theaters because rights of the music costs hundreds of thousands of dollars. >>> right now it's 6:16. let's check in with sal for traffic. is it getting busier out there? >> it is. we don't have the same volume of traffic we've had in the last few days. let's go outside and take a look at 80 westbound. this is the east shore freeway. you can tell it's a little bit well it's just a little bit more crowded. but it's not really all that bad. we still have flashing lights on the right hand side there. westbound bay bridge toll plaza that traffic also looks nice coming into san francisco. it's not typical commute here. usually by now we have something going on. right now it looks very light. and if you are driving this morning in lafayette, this is highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland, that traffic is moving along very nicely. 6:17 let's go to rosemary. >>> this cool down in store for your weekend. already temperatures are a bit below av