he's dealt cards to everybody. >> i've dealt to diana ross, harry belafonte, sinatra. >> sinatra wasclass. >> really? >> he was class. he was a gentleman. but those were the good days. but it's nice now, too. >> would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> i'm trying to move past that. we have a 2-year-old at home. but i'll always have that gambling gear, no doubt about it. >> eric and erica are professional gamblers, poker players, to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars. tonight, slightly smaller stakes. >> hey, how do you like my chances? >> good. good. >> that's a trained answer. >> instead of actual poker, we are set up with a dumbed down for the camera version of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> oh, here's a winner. here's a winner. two pair. he's cutting up over there. see how easy it is? you got this game down. >> uh-oh. those are famous last words. >> all right. let's put out a hundred dollars, see what happens. >> all right. now we have

frank sinatra, for example. let's start there. did you do frank sinatra's color size?i did. >> small, large, chest and waist? >> it was very good. >> what kind of shirts did he order? >> mainly plain white and some casual shirts. their im. that, somehow i am not next to frank sinatra and bing crosby for nothing. how old were you when you made your first suit? >> i think i was 15. ilorined the taul apprenticeship at 15. it was my last year that i could join. about 16. >> and you always wanted to be in the fabric business? >> always, always. >> do you remember the duke of edinburgh? >> a long time ago, about 30 years ago. >> was he impressed with it? >> or was the duke impressed with his. >> yes. >> i did not ask. >> shirts, what are some of the trends? >> in england, much more casual. we still do a lot of formal stuff, but more casual. buttoned-down are very popular because people are wearing ties. >> comedy the suits are you making in a year? >> about 1000 seats per year. >> and they all have the purple stripe with a purple tie? we have one english guy who has the most

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but you'll be on the same street where nancy sinatra once lived. >> ty, the world's biggest election is kicking off today. india is heading to the polls to vote for their next prime minister. that voting process is a long one, though. it will take place over the course of five weeks. results expected about may 16th. we're taking a look at what it means for investors. >> absolutely. experts that i speak to say that this will be a decisive moment for the country. because india is dealing with a a growing list of challenges from high inflation, lack of infrastructure and slowing growth problems. their incumbent party has been bramed. congress's lack of reform has frustrated some citizens. india's congress is not winning the race. who is? the representative of the opposing party. he has been using india's laundry list of problems for ammo for his campaign in hope his party will get india on the right track. he has a controversial past. allegations that he turned a blind eye in 2002 in a deadly attack resulted in the u.s. denying him a visa. s&p capital iq says a reformed government under

when i was driving over here today i heard sinatra sing "witchcraft" where is my check i was brutalizednce industry is robust. glad to say any industry is robust now. i realize eventually the chinese will take over grievance industry and we will become second-place. at this point i would say the most fertile place kids for studying in colleges study how to be a whiner because there is a lot of cash to be made out there. >> asomuia is a wine expert. >> what do you think your audience has been hit in the head with a wrecking ball? >> i can't each say the word. >> do you know why you are asomumbulent right now. >> i'm trying. mickey rooney passed away did you ever know him or meet him. >> i was his 50 wife. [ laughter ] >> that must have been quite an experience. >> i tell you what i admire about him. any time billy barty with a head full of brill cream can walk up to avenue gartner at a party and end up closing her god bless her. give him award. >> micky rooney married to ava gartner. one of the greatest looking women of all time. >> like gulliver's travels was porn. i like him over the b

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was the best time it was the best i got to know later in life and became a great friend with frank sinatra who was a great friend and you write about frank in that is is parties and. he was a complicated guy was he not this loyal to a fault yes he liked you he liked but if he didn't like you. you know where you stood with this you know you know where you were with him he was so special to me so kind and you know i was one of the one of the people that gave his eulogy you know i was there and. i miss him alone you know he was great he took me with me i took me with him a lot of places you know i would do a lot of recording sessions with him and i mean i was so excited to be around i mean you can't unless the castle rock and if you know what you were you were with him you know he you know the kind of a guy he was what were his i never i didn't at two of his dinner parties in palm springs but he had great parties didn't cost super super super guests you know sammy dean all those guys oh it was a great lot of laughs sensational a lot of drinking a lot of drinking a lot of laughs is it harder t

over sinatra the strange choice temporarily carry him for their fame and what inspires them stay with us. the the. the the the the. place. the tried to. look. like it was just the changing every minute of the last oh well. like the it. was. the the excuses. nothing the the. it's not just the story will be just everything you see the stage. to be. but it was. the the. patients are forced. to play the books and the finish line of the marathon. i want. to bet with the stars of portlandia they are carrie brownstein and fred armisen both had charisma for comedy when did you know you were famous how i think one time i was getting directions there was. construction on the freeway i was in l.a. and i was very frustrated i was looking for an on ramp i cannot find one and i pulled on the ramp of this cop was like you can't go here and i said i just want to ask you where the next on ramp is and he said hey you're from portlandia oh my god this cop in l.a. knows me and then i mean he saw me go and. you don't even paula know yeah half the time in new york some of the time you have a steady boyfrie

well you know i'm really you know i know who the singers are you know sinatra and those guys ray price was a fantastic singer. but i look at myself more of a writer really. guitar player singer comes in there you know a little later on he did a great album we just did pop songs start to start and skies one of the great blue skies if you like doing that oh yeah that's thirty five years ago we did it and we did it live again at the hollywood bowl with the symphony last year so you bring a country version to it or your own version of bring whatever. we're going to be gone and nashville couple weeks to interview dolly parton and give her a lot you are right she's great she's in the to all the girls oh yeah i know did she change the landscape of country music we have not she did and of course her in puerto together had all those great television shows and that opened up a whole new audience out there and he's gone now he's gone. you sang with dolly right in santiago and you know anything you don't know about her that i could ask her probably. but i don't know you'll have to ask her about on

over sinatra strange choice temporarily carrie in their fame and what inspires them stay with us. your friends post a photo from a vacation you can't. call it different. your boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still pens tear jerking poetry keep. norris. we post only what really matters. to your facebook you st. we're back with the stars of portlandia they are carrie brownstein and fred armisen both had charisma for comedy when did you know you will think. how i think one time i was getting directions there was. construction on the freeway i was in l.a. and i was very frustrated i was looking for an on ramp i cannot find one and i pulled on the ramp of this cop was like you can't go here and i said i just want to ask you where the next on ramp is and he said hey you're from portlandia oh my god this cop in l.a. knows me and then i mean he saw me go and. you know the boy will know yeah half the time in new york some of the time you have a steady boyfriend you know. none. i doubt you have a girlfriend now and a single so is that you're both single

. >> you're not frank sinatra's son, though. >> isn't that -- >> that's what he said. he's a great -- he tweets great. the futures are trading higher this hour following yesterday's triple digit surge. wow. up another 25 points. the s&p is 1872. i was figuring it out. for the quarter, it got about 23 points on 18.50. what is that? 23 points on 1850 is about -- that's 1.5% or so. it's not great for the quarter. but you know what? after last year, it's not down for the quarter. the dow finished the quarter down 1.7%. look. i almost got it right. the s&p finished the quarter off 1.3%. and the nasdaq added 0.5%. both of those index are now up for five straight quarters. later today, the markets are going to get a fresh read on national manufacturing activity with the ism report plus the latest manufacturing numbers are going to come, as well. >>> caterpillar avoided paying $2.4 billion in taxes. the subcommittee on investigations says the company shifted $8 billion in profits doing an offshore switch too void those taxes. the subcommittee chairman, your friend, senator car

disarm so it's five established nuclear weapons states the us russia which inherited the soviet or sinatra. i know france and the u.k. as well as the three countries outside the nonproliferation treaty of declared nuclear arsenals that is india pakistan and north korea plus the one undeclared nuclear weapons state is well more than one hundred eighty nations are recognized as parties to them proliferation treaty under the treaty not on weapons states pledged not to acquire nuclear weapons on the weapons states in return undertook to disarm i was joined earlier by daryl kimball executive director of arms control association who filled us in on the latest with this lawsuit yes the marshall islands is well positioned to make this argument it is one of many non-nuclear weapon states who today are very frustrated with russia united states china and the other nuclear and countries for not moving quickly enough to fulfill their obligation in the one nine hundred sixty eight nuclear nonproliferation treaty to pursue good faith efforts to eliminate nuclear weapons in pursuit general and complete di