sinatra was a musical genius. does it matter if they have affairs? >> i think that is such a great question. part of me says there really should be a divide between the public man and the private man. notice we are talking men, not women. it is always men that do this on the other hand, that isn't the way of the world right now. and we do hold our politicians, especially our presidents to a higher standard. >> they do, but there is hypocrisy circumstance look at bill clinton. he is one of the most revered and popular ex-presidents in history and you he was a pretty naughty boy as president, you know? i don't think the american public are quite as puritanical to people they linings as to people maybe they don't like so much. >> like whom? >> eliot spitzer would come to mind. >> that wasn't exactly an affair. that was a business arrangement, right? a little different, i think. but you are right. i think the public cuts a lot of soft core for those they love. >> "capturing camelot," a guy called stanley, an official photographer for the kennedys. >> he

you never got within 100 yards of sinatra, yet still wrote an amazing book about him. think its healthy for a biographer to be that close to his subject? >> no. i believe firmly in writing an unauthorized biography which is you do it without the subject's cooperation and that means you don't give up editorial control. she wrote an authorized biography so she had to give general petraeus complete control. i don't think it was a burden on her part or his part, but nevertheless, it doesn't make for the most honest, open kind of biography. >> listen, i'm a big fan of petraeus. i think he was a brilliant general. it's a tragedy for him. but what would have happened, for example, with one of your subjects, jfk, what would have happened to jfk if e-mail and text messaging had existed? >> although i do remember a wonderful story about jfk during the campaign when he was running for senate in 1957, someone brought in a picture and said they're prepared to use this picture of you with this woman, and he looked at it and said i remember her well. so he sort of took it in stride b

i never saw elvis but i saw sinatra. >> so did i. >> you got that. >> bill: you got it wrong.stion number four, aretha franklin queen of soul drew a lot of attention to inauguration odd choice of head ware wear. what song did she sing that day. there is the head ware. a the sean roll the tape again ♪ my country tis of thee? sweet land of liberty. >> all right. so, you both got that wrong, right? >> apparently. >> still a tie with one to go and i have the tie breaker in my mind. >> oh, good. something to look forward to. >> judy garland shot to fame after starring war in the wizard of oz ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ way up high. >> bill: what actress was originally offered that role but couldn't get out of her contract with a competing movie studio? >> shirley would be better in that real than elizabeth taylor. >> you both rock fans, right? >> you got that little undershirt going on. >> rocker t-shirt on for you. >> here is question number one, 42 years after the beatles sadly ended, paul mccartney still going strong, which one ofne his songs has been dubbed the most covered

i never saw elvis but i saw sinatra. >> so did i. >> you got that. >> bill: you got it wrong.ink. question number four, aretha franklin queen of soul drew a lot of attention to inauguration odd choice of head ware wear. what song did she sing that day. there is the head ware. a the sean roll the tape again ♪ my country tis of thee? sweet land of liberty. >> all right. so, you both got that wrong, right? >> apparently. >> still a tie with one to go and i have the tie breaker in my mind. >> oh, good. something to look forward to. >> judy garland shot to fame after starring war in the wizard of oz ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ way up high. >> bill: what actress was originally offered that role but couldn't get out of her contract with a competing movie studio? >> shirley would be better in that real than elizabeth taylor. >> you both rock fans, right? >> you got that little undershirt going on. >> rocker t-shirt on for you. >> here is question number one, 42 years after the beatles sadly ended, paul mccartney still going strong, which one ofne his songs has been dubbed the most

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frank sinatra, two words. >>> you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m.'m andrea roane. >>> i'm mike hydeck. thanks for joining us. hey, monika. >> hey there. >> the lovely monika samtani. she does traffic. >> and here's the handsome and correct on the money forecast yesterday. howard bernstein with our weather first today. >> the check is in the mail and it will clear. >> thank you very much. >> weather wise, cold start this morning. howard bernstein. if i could steal daniel craig's line. >> if you can spell your name correctly. >> it's

mean the people who tried to make him out as a bootlegger relied on the evidence given them by tina sinatra who heard third hand from her father that he had done this deal. al capone's piano tuner who-- . >> jon: you how do you trust al capone's piano tuner, really, have you ever heard al capone's piano, you call that a c flat, please, you're insulting. but what you did show that whether or not he was a bootlegger this man did live on the edge of what we would consider today the ethical boundaries of finance and business. >> i think one could say that. >> yes, one could say that. >> you did in many pages. but not one too many. what i thought was important about him was that when he had the opportunity to reform the same stock market that he had made millions and millions and millions on by short-selling, by pooling, by this and that and this and that, every insider trick, roosevelt said i want you to be secretary, i want you to be the commissioner of the securities exchange commission, he said fine. he was there for 15 months. when he left he had cleaned up so much that he could no longer t

i'm sitting next to frank sinatra who sang paul anka's song "my way. >> no, you're sitting next to slade in a hat. >> everybody get the dudes ready, we're going down. >> i'll be there for sure, man. take it easy, paul. >> yesterday, katy perry and russell brand went face to face in court. the basketball court, that is it. shazam. >> how did you like the game tonight, man? >> check this out. lakers game, first game of the season. russell brand shows up. five minutes later, katy perry shows up and katy perry's dad shows up with katy. >> who knew he was the six flags dude? and talk about awkward? >> did you say what's up? >> i know something else, they didn't look at each other, they didn't talk to each other. >> he cleaned a lot of toilets at the staples center last night to get that information. >> everybody said it was amicable and he didn't take her money but doesn't seem as amicable as they say. >> she sounds hurt by it. >> she is banging john mayer. >> she's not hurt, she's sore. >> not in front of her dad,you know, rod steiger. seriously, he's like mr. clean and that chick from the o

what do michael jackson, frank sinatra and steve mcqueen have in common?one man can tell the story tonight on "game day". >> we can not google that and find the answer? >> we have to tune in. >> you try googling it you will not find it. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> all right, a lot of people in the bay area, who have retrofitted their homes against earthquakes, may be living with a false sense of security. tonight at 11:00, we are shown the serious problems with a large number of retrofits and why the solution to the problems is still years away. >>> i remember we saw the tree lighting over at pier 39 and the rain is going to hold off for most of the travelers this week, right? >> l we will start to see it in the north bay tuesday late afternoon, evening hours, we will have the rain in the overnight hours on tuesday. anticipate airport delays as a result. especially arriving flights at sfo. >> all right. we will keep tuning in all weeklong. >> you must, a changing weather picture. every minute it changes. [ laughter ] >>and she is on top of it all. that

there been like -- you know, when vegas first started they signed a contract with allegedly frank sinatra and dean martin to actually bring. we have acts set up for the warriors? >> i can let rick speak directly to what the warriors have been doing in order to talk to event promoters. what i think is important to note is that 205 events runs the gam mot of the different size of shows. from as small as 4,000 to 5,000 to as large as full capacity for basketball games. when you look around the country at similar types of multiuse venues, whether it is the boston garden, whatever that is called or united center in chicago, the hp pavillion in san jose or the current or goal arena in oakland, there is a wide variety in the number per year really ranging -- these are once anchored by sports teams really between about 100 and 250, depending on the venue. i think the notion is there are -- part is whether or not your regional area has enough capacity to maintain a multiday -- events that would happen recurrently over a lot of days or whether your market is such that a show might only come to town

there been like -- you know, when vegas first started they signed a contract with allegedly frank sinatra and dean martin to actually bring. we have acts set up for the warriors? >> i can let rick speak directly to what the warriors have been doing in order to talk to event promoters. what i think is important to note is that 205 events runs the gam mot of the different size of shows. from as small as 4,000 to 5,000 to as large as full capacity for basketball games. when you look

in the '40s with sinatra they were called bobbysoxers.ent, they wanted something daring, they wanted something risque. they found it usually at the top of their radio dials on the a.m. band with black stations that existed there. ♪ you kw, the landlord rang ♪ my front doorbell ♪ i let it ring ♪ for a long, long spell ♪ i went to the window, i peeped through the blind ♪ ♪ and asked him to tell me what was on his mind ♪ ♪ he said, money, honey ♪ woo! money, honey ♪ money, honey ♪ money, honey ♪ if you want to get along with me ♪ ♪ i was clean as a sheen and so hard-pressed ♪ ♪ i saw the woman that i love best ♪ ♪ i finally got my baby about a half past three ♪ ♪ said i'd like to know what you want with me ♪ ♪ she said money, honey ♪ mm-hmm, money, honey ♪ money, honey ♪ if you want to get along with me ♪ ♪ she screamed and said what's wrong with you? ♪ ♪ from this day on our romance is through ♪ ♪ i said tell me, baby, face to face ♪ ♪ how could another man take my place? ♪ ♪ she said money, honey ♪ mm-hmm, money, honey ♪ woo! money, honey

disco de oro y también en méxico rinde tributo, siempre he dicho que el maestro josé josé es el frank sinatraon esa clase de canciones, todo se puede hacer, he colaborado en videos incluso con alacranes de durango ,porque es mi manera de corresponderles para que nos ayuden que la música siga en la mente, los corazones, las parejas maravillosas que aprenden a amar o consolarse a través de las canciones. >>> juan carlos, que dios bendiga tu voz, tengo entendido que te tomó 2 o 3 años en generar el proyecto. >>> es que sí, es un tributo completo, porque es el artista latino que más éxitos ha colocado en billboard, pero juntamos la gran cantidad de canciones el triste, la nave del olvido, gavilán o paloma ,tenemos lo dudo, el amor acaba, 40 y 20. >>> quiero uno de esos discos,porque el mío ya no funciona, está completamente estropeado, así que quiero que me dejen uno. >>> claro, cómo no. >>>aademás, tengo el privilegio de cumplir 50 años de carrera, así que ya pasaré por tu colombia. >>> el viernes se estrenó como abuelo de francesca. >>> de pepe, claro. >>> la quieres conocer. >>> claro, muy pro

it's the city where frank sinatra was born and tonight, it's 25% under water. abc's sam champion got a birds-eye view today. >> the flooding that we're looking at in hoboken, this is wednesday that we're flying right now. the storm made landfall on monday night, that's when they got the water in. that water is still there. >> reporter: on the ground, as many as 20,000 people may be stranded in their homes. here, an entire block, taking turns using a generator to charge their phones and make some coffee to stay warm. some are braving the stew of sewage and rainwater. danna mattow and daniel o'brien decided to truck through. >> it's scary, you don't know how long you're going to be stuck here. you don't know how you're going to get out of town. >> reporter: dramatic scenes playing out across the region, in the desperate hours since sandy hit. last night, new york police helicopters airlifted staten island residents off their roof. up and down the jersey shore, scenes of devastation. house after house, crumpled to bits. and for many, stranded here in hoboken, ther

. >> it's either going to be the rolling stones or it's going to be frank sinatra lounge music. >> i'llur martinis and tell me how coherent you'll be. >> and that's the real intel into the life of a real spy. suzanne kelly, cnn, washington. >>> the beloved twinkie after 82 years could become a foreign import. as you may have already heard, hostess is shutting down the manufacturi manufacturing. sara lee is possibly vying to make a bid to buyout hostess. >>> mcclarn's lewis amount at the brand-new circus of emeritus. >> reporter: this is the brand new $400 million circuit of the americas, formula, it's back in the states. this is the approach to turn one, it's a 133-foot climb up that hill followed by 20 sweeping high speed turns, this track promises to be like no other. and i'm about to get the feel of what it's like. >> as someone who's never been in one of these cars, what is going to feel like. >> obviously if you can manage that in the corner you want to try to keep feeling the car, you don't want to let your body go and everything. so you probably have to hold your neck. >> reporte

. >> the rolling stones or going to be frank sinatra lounge music. probably not justin bieber. i'll ask you, drink four martin anies and tell me how coherent you'll be. >> that's the real intel into the life of a real spy. >> ama: it doesn't matter. it's so much fun. >> leigh: we love it. >> mike: we need to get jerseys. a big game tonight and of course on monday night. 49ers host the bears monday night and the kiss is whether alex smith with play. he is still listed as questionable. we have an update next in sport. >> mike: the only questions around the 49ers as they prepare for monday night football has been their health. jim harbaugh back at practice, and alex smith hoping to be cleared by monday. smith is officially listed as questionable after a concussion last week, but continues to make strides. he passed all the tests but must go through a contact drill before he can be cleared to play tomorrow. offensive lineman joe staley suffered a concussion. >> the final step is you have contact, and that can occur anytime up to the game. to me it was like i just basically had to b

. >> sinatra said to name you as his favorite singer.nt that must have been. >> that was. of course, he was a great singer and to have him say that is a great compliment. >> did you ever meet him? >> yes, i did. i played a couple of shows with him and we got to hang out a little bit a couple of times. >> did you go drinking together. >> we had a drink together. >> jack daniels? >> i didn't check the label. >> when you last did an interview with this show larry king was the host, and you admitted to him halfway through that you were actually high at the time. you had infused yourself with some marijuana. i have to ask the question. have you come similarly infused today? >> what's today? >> it could be any day in the life. >> okay. >> did you make up this morning and have a quick you know? >> i probably did, if i remember. it's short-term stuff. >> do you take a lot of it? >> i think some people have more tolerance, you know, for smoking pot than others, and i know people that can take one hit and just go to sleep completely. other guys ca

. ♪ these boots are made for walking ♪ >> reporter: the fbi also plays a nancy sinatra song. ♪ one ofgoing to walk all over you ♪ >> reporter: a song with an implied threat. >> those kinds of actions that agitate are counterproductive to relationship-building. we know that. we knew that then. we know it now. >> reporter: it was emotionally driven? >> it was emotionally driven. it was driven out of frustration. >> they were not driving a wedge between us and david. what they were doing was creating attitudes between us and them. >> reporter: hardening your position? >> a lot of times, yeah. >> reporter: if anything, the fbi's get tough approach seems to confirm koresh's apocalyptic message. >> i know we are in the last days. >> i look around and i can see where, if this is not the end of time, i don't know when. >> reporter: koresh's disciples taped this message for their families. >> remember that i taught you that prophecy would have to be fulfilled and the time has come. >> i'm serving a true and living god that sits on the throne. and if you do so, you can't die. >> they believed t

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frank sinatra. that proves it. [laughter] it's ok. anyway, i've been hanging out with politicians more than i should admit, but i guess i don't really get these ads and i don't really understand politics in that form, actually. i'd like to hear attack ads on things worth attacking. if there was an attacked a on malaria, i'd get that, because 3 million people die every day mostly children. i get that. choose your enemies carefully, because they define you. make sure they are interesting enough because trust me, you're going to spend a lot of time in their company, so let's pick a worthwhile enemy, shall we? and how about the world's potential. i would suggest to you the biggest obstacle in the way is extreme poverty. sport so extreme it brute lieses and vandalizes human dignity. i laughs at the concept of equality and doubts how far we have traveled in our journey of equality. a journey that began with taking on slavery and will not end until misery and deprivation are in the stocks. abolition. civil rights workers and human rights act

>>shepard: the streets of frank sinatra's hometown are flooded in hoboken, new jersey, across the rivertan. the national guard working around the clock. officials are warning that the city is running out of fuel to power the generators and many shelters. we are in downtown hoboken. what are the city officials saying? >>reporter: well, the press conference just held, officials said they feel good about the shelter situation and two shelters and churches is electricity and the third is run on a generator but they had a chance to meet with fema officials they are feeling confident. another piece of news the people will be relieved to hear, initial estimate of electricity not coming on for seven to ten days, officials think they can make it happen a lot faster than that. the devastation is going to be a big clean up effort. it has been brutal across the city. many homes, restaurants and businesses in the low lying areas have been completely rushed through, slammed by the amazing amount of water and some of it april stems flooding out basements in the low, low areas and they are working on c

>>neil: a desperate please for help in he -- hoboken, new jersey, the place that was him to frank sinatra and across the river from manhattan. owe reporter is there. how is it looking? >>reporter: you made a good analogy, third world meets hoboken. look. talking about gas lines there are lines for everything. this is the c.v.s. cash only. no ice. no milk, no flash lits. no candles. not were of anything is working in hoboken. they think power, they thought initially seven to ten days, the mayor thinks shorter than that. obviously, if lights anywhere. po middle of the street trying to direct traffic. the national guard force, you could see that in a third world country and people are trying to get by. these guys were responsible for all the water rescues we saw the other day. the mayor tried to explain how this all came up so fast and how the water got into a place, who would guess this would be a hurricane in hoboken that would flood the town? you can see the back of that pickup and our cameraman, i know you know him, the man shooting the pictures for you, had water through his own house i

i had frank sinatra ringing in my ears.a city that doesn't sleep because if i could make it there, i would make it everywhere. times square was central. getting mugged was a constant possibility. sometimes i wondered if i missed out on the great city my father had grown up in. there were clubs open at every hour of the day. always some interesting new person to meet. you knew any dream you had could come true in new york. i read joan's good-bye to all that as i fell in love with the city that came to seem like the best friend imaginable. it was so tough and strong i was proud to be part of it. see, before i arrived new york's greatest challenge seemed to come mostly from within. but over the last 11 years, new york's epic challenges have come from outside and revealed the depth of its character. 9/11 tested this city's medal like nothing ever has and will. 9/11 will always be a part of new york as it will always be part of america. but we picked ourselves up and mourned and healed and moved on because of the strength that m

it's like sinatra said, class. just class.ney had stopped there instead of spoiling that classy moment by talking about gifts. that obama gave to voters as a way to get re-elected. >>> next, on the surface it sounds like a nonstory, successful nevada businessman, a job creator, a guy who employs dozens of people gets elected county commissioner. here's the kicker. republican lance gilman, the newly elected county commissioner of nevada's story county happens to be the owner of mustang ranch. that's right, the infamous brothel out there. nevada, just to clear things up, is the only state with legalized prostitution, and gilman just became the first such owner to make his way to winning an election of public office. according to the county commissioner-elect himself, people want to focus on the brothel issue. i have had a wonderful 43 year record of business success that i bring to the commission. it is kind of a hard issue to ignore. gilman, by the way, calls himself a dyed in the wool republican who loves american values. >>>