he's dealt cards to everybody. >> i dealt to diana ross, sinatra. >> sinatra was not supposed to be amiable too. >> would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> i definitely have been. trying to move past that. we have a 2-year-old at home. but i'll always have that, no doubt about it. >> they're professional gamblers, poker players to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half million dollars. tonight, slightly smaller stakes. >> benny, how do you like my chances? >> good. >> that's a trained answer. >> instead of actual poker, we're sat down for the camera version of texas hold'em. you play against the house. the odds 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. >> let's put out a hundo, let's see what happens. >> we have a pair of sevens. >> i want to bet. >> okay. i have trips. that's going to be pretty hard to beat. >> you're a dead man, benny. i bet again. >> two pairs. >> pair of deuces. >> pair o

and i did a characterization of frank sinatra. went, "i can't." because it was out of respect, you know? >> seth: yeah. >> it was an italian/american thing. it was the hero of my father. so i never would do it. it took like three, four weeks. but when you know when you work in this environment, you've gotta be a team player. >> seth: sure. >> so, we did the sketch. we did one. it caught on. it was great. and i finally got to meet the great frank sinatra. and this is a true story. i met him. he was so great. he looked at me. frank sinatra said, "hey, joe baby, how are ya?" i went, "wow." i said, "can i call you frank?" he went, "no." [ laughter ] true story. it was a love affair ever since. >> seth: did you -- at the snl 40th there were so many fantastic people there. everyone from taylor swift to jack nicholson, did you get to rub elbows with anybody? did you get to meet anybody -- >> you know, i was humbled. and it was great to see you. you're such a good guy, man. immensely talented good guy. and it was great to chat and hang an

the philly pops present sinatra, a centennial celebration at verizon hall, the the weekend of octoberth, with a fourth show added for sunday night. michael andrew and philly pops conductor michael krajewsky created a sinatra musical journey, 100th birthday celebration begins october 9th. >>> and within days of performing on the papal stage, pope francis in philly, the the philadelphia orchestra opens up its season with yanick conducting, at verizon hall were four shows october 1st, through the fourth. performing a 24 year-old russian piano player, daniel, who has become a master of rockmaninoff. >> for tickets for 201,015th, 2016 art season go to the arts in philly.org. for the the buzz on the top shows, and a chance to win free tickets, follow the the arts on twitter, at the arts in philly. i'm pat ciarrocchi, we will have more news after this. >>> welcome back. it might feel like summer but fall, in philadelphia will be here before you know it. and one sure sign is tonight's opening night of the eastern state penitentiary terror behind the walls. if you have been to this thing it is

frank sinatra tried to organize the artist community back in his day. the artist community into a cohesive powerful voice in washington. we tried several years ago, sheryl crow and i created something called the recording artist coalition. we testified before senate committees. it came to little. companies are very big and powerful. charlie: when you hear sinatra's voice, what do you hear? don: his phrasing is incredible. nobody can phrase like him. there might've been better singers in terms of dean martin or sammy davis junior, but sinatra was the king of phrasing and delivering a certain sort of feeling that you did not get from any other singer. paintersi have had talk about the art of creating and they are constantly going to museums and going to galleries and looking and examining and saying, what is this artist doing? how is color, texture? examine it clinically. do you do that? don: yes, i have done that for a long time. that at thend i did outset of the eagles. we were both students of music and of the history of music and of the history of rec

michael andrew and the philly pops conductor michael created a sinatra musical journey.he 100 birthday celebration begins october 9th. and within days of performing on the papal stage, for francis in philly, the philadelphia orchestra opens its season with yanik conducting at verizon hall with four shows october 1st, through the fourth. performing a 24 year old russian pianist, danieal, who has become a master of, for i can et cetera and all you need to know about the 2015-2016 art season go to the arts in philly.org. also for the buzz on the top shows and a chance to win free tickets, follow the arts on twitter at the arts in philly. i'm pat ciarrocchi, we'll have more news after >>> phillies watch up their series with the washington nationals. things did not go that well. hammered three homeruns off philly's pitching include the 40th of the season for 22 year old bryce happen err. harper is only the seventh player to hit 40 in a season at that young age. former phillie jayson werth contributed two homeruns, the nats beat the phils 12-two. >>> well, just four days now u

frank sinatra tried to organize the artist industry in his day but he failed in organizing the artistsive, powerful voice in washington, and we tried several years ago. sheryl crow and i and some other people created something called the recording artists coalition and we went to washington and testified before senate committees and did this, that and the other, and it came to little, you know, because, you know, again, the internet companies are very big and very powerful. >> rose: when you hear sinatra's voice, what do you hear? >> what do i hear? >> rose: is it phrasing, is it -- >> his phrasing is incredible, first of all. nobody could phrase like him. there might have been better singers tonality, you know, dean martin and sammy davis, jr. might have sung more in tune, but sinatra was the king of phrasing and delivering a certain sort of feeling you didn't get from any other singers. >> rose: i've had painters come to me and talk about the art of creating, and they are constantly going to museums or going to galleries or looking or going to wherever their artists friends are havi

ironworkerthe ironworker who four years ago charm people walking by the 2nd avenue subway project by singing sinatraunes during his big. fifty-four years old and died of an apparent suicide. we have been looking for him for over a month. ♪ >> all ofsome of the biggest names in golf were in new jersey over the weekend, the barclays tournament at planes field country club, australian jason dayday basically to come all the winnings. the tournament was taken over by presidential candidate donald trump on sunday. hundreds of fans flocked and followed him to maybe shake his hand or gravis healthy -- grab a cell feet. >> something you that would get any kind of attention at all? >> not all. >> we are getting news we have to report on. i had the pleasure of bringing you a heartwarming story at of hamilton, new jersey that will start this week off a little better. all went down last week where one waitresses kind gesture has made ripples throughout the state. >> yes. >> make rick internet. the couple has not had it easy. rick is just battle through throat cancer when i found out the worst. >> diagnosed with

which famous singer is the daughter of frank sinatra?ow. >> she's good. >> jimmy: have you been rummaging around in your parents' memory box? >> i love the 20th century. >> jimmy: all right. maybe you two will be friends at the end of this. ella, what tv show is this family from? >> oh my god. i -- i don't know. i'm going to say the williams or something. >> jimmy: not the williams, no, no. but a very generic guess. katy, do you know? look at that video screen. which tv show -- >> oh! >> jimmy: -- is that family from? do you remember that show? >> yes, i remember it. >> jimmy: what was the name of that show? >> sal: come on katy. >> it's rolling around back there but it's not coming. i watched it continuously. >> jimmy: you did, do you remember the name of the lead character? >> yes. he was -- but the name isn't coming it's ever. >> jimmy: it was "all in the family." that's archie bunker we were looking for. >> bunker. >> jimmy: next question is for katy. what tv show is this family from? >> oh, "modern family." >> jimmy: wow, yes. [ che

michael jackson, frank sinatra and dean martin. >> we have every dean in here from presidential letters to robert e. lee's sword. >> i don't know where to look first. there is so much memorabilia. >> you could actually take a week and never see everything in >> are you on a wheaties box? >> that's me on a wheaties box. >> you better not spread that the word shenandoah is an indian meaning house of beauty. >> you're turning your house into a museum for the world to see. >> my wife said to me one day, did you ever think about maybe opening this up to the public? and it hit me kind of like a ton of bricks. it's the happiest that i am in my life is sharing. and so why not share one of the things that you lot of most? >> that house is amazing. i know wayne opened it up for the public today. what is your favorite thing? >> among so many things, seeing that arabian horse going inside the pool and doing the laps. pretty cool. >> so much fun. i hope you do a lot more for us. >> i'd love to. >> thank you. >> and now in the interview with tonight's birthdays, which star of madagascar was named aft

. >> you heard that specialty singing sinatra?sinatra. >> that's what i heard. >> lauren, you got to get some singing out of this guy. >> no, no more! all right, k9 officer critically hurt in the line of duty. what cody needs to get back on the street. we'll tell but it. >> ♪ i'm lika small boxer. ring. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with huge creamy goodness! alright round two! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. snack a little bigger. >> a reading police k9 recovers this morning watch he nearly died in a fall last week. now police are hoping you can help this dog, a fundraiser underway to raise money for the medical bills of three year old cody on friday the k9 fell 20 feet, onto concrete floor, as police investigated why a door was unlocked at southwest middle school in readingment cody suffered internal bleeding and had to be medivacked to pen vet at the university of pennsylvania. he was in critical condition but the good news he's recovering. >> he needs to rest. he need

people do sammy davis jr., sinatra sinatra, elvis. she did a nose job. what kind of music do you like to listen to? >> i'm getting into classic rock. i used to -- rap i can't keep up with. i used to listen to it early on when rappers spoke english, you know. now rappers have their own language. i don't know what they're talk being about, but i think we ought to make suszuse of the military and use them as code talkers. i don't think another country could interpret it. this rapper has to send it to another rapper but in hip-hop. yo yo, yo what up i'm gonna let you know what happen rout her rout her. the general has made an erder, yo snap quick holler back! think about the enemy trying to decode that. they're listening, what is this bull crap? i heard them say allah is back. >> what's been going on? you been dining out quite a bit? >> yes, i have. i enjoy dining out. we ran into each out, but i cannot stand when -- why is it when you order a bottle of wine now it's this big production. you know what i mean? they give you the cork, then the guy stands there

>> maybe frank sinatra used it. ernie: dolly. you use that a lot? >> yeah. ernie: call your friend that? >> absolutely. ernie: what do you say? >> i tell her i love you, dolly. i'll see you later. >> honey, my dear, sweetie if it's to a lady. buddy, pal, my friend. ernie: you have a lot of them. you have a whole menu. >> and then there's dogs. they get them all. all my endearments. ernie: my goodness. >> sweetheart, honey. there's other ones. if i tell you all, my wife will get mad. ernie: some are secret. most of the time it's what? >> sweetheart. ernie: and honey. >> they work. ernie: what word? >> bubula. ernie: perfect. bye-bye. had to have that in there. that was perfect. that's it for now. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm ernie anastos. for all of us in studio 5 and our control room, we thank you so much for being a part of our broadcast. have a great night. see you tomorrow. terms of endearment. russ: you look like a bubula.

drive intersects with streets already named for fellow rat pack performers frank sinatra and dean martint took so long? by the way, davis's daughter tracy said, quoting here, "i'm so happy to see my father reunited in the town we have loved with his best friends. i'm sure uncles frank and dean along with my legendary father are smiling right now." >> we love any reunion of these guys. we'll take it. and next up, nicki minaj we know from one of her songs that she's feeling herself. >> i'm feeling myself. >> but she's -- but now she's actually looking for herself. >> that's a different song by the divinyls. nicki's on the hunt for a younger version of herself since news broke yesterday of her deal with abc family. the rapper and singer can add television producer to her list of accomplishments. >> minaj is working on a comedy based on her life growing up in queens, and she's already revealed that the first episode will center on her preteen self. she took to social media to launch a nationwide search for an 11 or 12-year-old to play her and will also be writing raps that will be performed

all of a sudden, he's frank sinatra. ( doorbell rings ) i'll bet that's the pizza.? pepperoni. what's next, charlie? you going to teach him how to shoot craps? he already knows how to shoot craps. i just wish i could teach him not to bet the hard eight. hey, mr. harper. here you go. nice and hot. i threw in some extra garlic puffs as well. thanks, pal. thank you, mr. harper.

they're playing classic frank sinatra, "new york new york." five children are moving in in, the ones that are giving them the spiritual bouquet. they're waiting to the left of the stwirs. and there's the cheers. pope francis making his way down the steps. the pope suffers from sciatica, has a bad knew but he looks just fine coming down these stairs. had some trouble in cuba but he's looking fantastic. the tirs one to greet him, bishop dimarzio, the brooklyn diocese. the pope's secretary, the reporters are at the back of the plane. the pope now greeting the having a moment there talking. there are the five children. cardinal dolan there. there are no elected officials here. people from the brooklyn diocese, 200 people hand picked from the brooklyn diocese and this is the moment the children are waiting for. >> extraordinary event right now. as you can see, he's still smiling. again we've talked about his stamina. he just doesn't stop. >> doesn't look exhausted at all. >> no. >> you can imagine, his day began we think at 4:30 in the morning. he

the issues of race and gender and entity the to students that have been selected are junior may i sinatra and senior from admission high school i look forward to seeing them in long beach they'll represent sfusd very, very well, a weeks ago democratic nancy pelosi, mayor ed lee along with at city officials had an opportunity to visit monroe elementary school in san francisco to examine the efforts to promote kindergarten to college in our kindergarten to college with students and families as you may know the k two opens the savings account with a fifty-dollar deposit at citibank the convicted idea is to encourage the students and families to prepare by starting a setting back providing $50 in the lunch program and providing incentives by matching every dollars contributed thank you to principal ben solace within treasurer jose cisneros who shared with our students and families the k to college and what had it takes to go to college this is how our san francisco in school board are working together to support our community i'd like to mention that we are continuing our attendance and focus

cheering him on and we are aware that a group of high school students are to sing a classic song from sinatranew york, new york. we are anticipating that will happen at some point. not the kind of song you expect to hear in church but the song you expect to hear in streets of manhattan. this papal visit thus far the smiles and ear to over grins, many priests and bishops and religious lay people that are ecstatic and besides themselves to greet this man. that is the scene from earlier in washington, d.c., where there is division andderition in recent weeks and months, no matter the aisle, they were overjoyed to see this pope today and some of them were brought to tears by his mere presence and his remarks that were not sheepish, for a lack of a better word, he ventured into some controversial areas here. we hear the cheers as he makes his way through the crowd that are eagerly awaiting him and many are waiving the vatican flags, there is the pope, he emerges himself into the crowd and doesn't hold back at all, if the camera was to give us the vision of him to the right, he instanley hugged the

the frank sinatra school of the arts. tony bennett. yeah. he raising money for that school. >> tony bennett founded -- rtle raising money for that school for arts. founder. astoria. friends across the river. hoboken. nice to have you with us this morning it is hot outside already. school? >> mine was coed. >> that's fine. >> end of story. >> traumatized by that? >> i don't know. i always wanted to. >> when i was in college boys cheatedded off of you. >> therm that desperate. as a theater major -- >> he was a brownnoser we know that. >> it is warm, muggy out there this morning and relief from the heat . temperatures in the u 70s in most locations in knox out across long island. north and west of the city in 60s like in sussex, monticello. belmar what, might be a good day to be at the beach today if you don't have school. 758 your reading right now. dew points uncomfortable in the 60s and 70s. they'll stay at this range today and tomorrow. and then drier air will be in here for the weekend. if so our satellite and radar shows no rain picked up

. >> marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. he was clean, svelte.ity ♪ talk to me ♪ when you can see ♪ what's going on ♪ what's going on ♪ yeah what's going on ♪ tell me what's going on ♪ ooh >> marvin gaye was affected by the vietnam war. his brother was in vietnam. he is hearing all these stories about what is going on over there. seeing the protests. it changes him. he hold up a mirror to america -- look at yourselves, america. >> he is talking about the war, poverty. marvin is an artist that berry gordy is not super happy about. ♪ everybody thinks we're wrong they do ♪ >> initially he did not want marvin to do what's going on. >> motown was supposed to be nonthreatening and you have marvin gaye making a protest record about the war. that could ruin good money. you don't lightly talk about the government. ♪ yeah, i want to know what's going on right now ♪ >> ultimately when he agrees to put out what's going on, berry tells marvin, okay if you are right, i'll learn something. if i'm right, you will learn something. and of course, as berry will say

she told the magazine, "i did it my way, as frank sinatra would say, and no one has ever known until i feel as though i should come out with it. now i want to save other people's lives." >> try to make exciting stories. and i know that my readers, they love what i do. and they have fun with it. and that's the most important thing. >> private memorial services are being planned in both the united states and the uk. joan collins paid tribute to her younger sister on twitter saturday, writing "farewell to my beautiful brave,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> there are hundreds of cruise ships plying the high seas but only one of them that we know of has a female captain. katie mchugh is on her maiden voyage at the helm of the celebrity "summit" and peter greenberg went along for the ride. >> everyone has a stereotypical idea of a captain. i'm missing some pounds. i don't have entirely gray hair. i don't have a beard or a parrot. but i think when the guests meet me they are pleasantly surprised. >> no parrot? >> no parrot. not yet. our mini wheel. >> reporter: for captain kate mchugh this voyage has been

she told the magazine, "i did it my way, as frank sinatra would say, and no one has ever known until now, when i feel as though i should come out with it. now i want to save other people's lives." >> try to make exciting stories. and i know that my readers, they love what i do. and they have fun with it. and that's the most important thing. >> private memorial services are being planned in both the united states and the uk. joan collins paid tribute to her younger sister on twitter saturday, writing "farewell to my beautiful brave baby sister. i will love you and miss you rest in peace." >>> there are hundreds of cruise ships plying the high seas but only one of them that we know of has a female captain. katie mchugh is on her maiden voyage at the helm of the celebrity "summit." peter greenberg went along for the ride. >> everyone has a stereotypical idea of a captain. i'm missing some pounds. i don't have entirely gray hair. i don't have a beard or a parrot. but i think when the guests meet me they are pleasantly surprised. >> no parrot? >> no parrot. not yet. >> our mini wheel. >>

i'd rather have frank sinatra, but, you know, frank isn't here. hope i don't have a riot after they listen to it. >> this place sucks, man. it really does. >> don't like me enforcing the illegal immigration laws. think they've got me, they're going to make me go in a hole or make me resign. never going to happen. if they want to change the laws, don't make me the poster boy. go to washington and get the laws changed. i'm just doing my job enforcing the state and the federal laws. and that's my job. i hope they spent a lot of money here, especially those that came from another state. cut loose with the change and go to the restaurants and build up the economy. >> the rally lasted approximately four hours. it was peaceful, except for a group of three men and two women who were arrested for assaulting law enforcement officers. and as far as the sheriff is concerned, he says none of it has made him want to quit. >> i'm not ready to retire. when i do leave, i'm from massachusetts, i won't -- i don't ride a horse, so i'll just drive off into the sunset

she told the magazine, "i did it my way, as frank sinatra would say, and no one has ever known until i feel as though i should come out with it. now i want to save other people's lives." >> try to make exciting stories. and i know that my readers, they love what i do. and they have fun with it. and that's the most important thing. >> private memorial services are being planned in both the united states and the uk. joan collins paid tribute to her younger sister on twitter saturday, writing "farewell to my beautiful brave baby announcer: here's to the things that can keep us safe. those we use all the time with hardly a thought. those that are silently standing by to save our lives. and, now, those that we carry with us everywhere we go. [alert tone] many mobile devices will now bring you wireless emergency alerts, real-time information directly from local sources you know and trust. with a unique sound and vibration, you'll be in the know, wherever you are. >>> there are hundreds of cruise ships plying the high seas but only one of them that we know of has a female captain. katie mch

no one, no one came close to sinatra or offending the entire sinatra family. listen to the comedic geniuses. >> i'll tell you, last week i was in rough shape, i'm all right, i'm okay. i tell you. [ laughter ] >> that is dead on chris christie. >> i'm not going downstairs, i'm not going anywhere. upon . neil: hi, how are you doing? i thought we were going to go right to ashley. let me introduce ashley on what's going on with the markets. hi, ashley? >> how are you, the markets are up, neil. we're focusing on the u.s. companies hit hard by china. it was back on august 11th, china decided to devalue the yuan, currency, sending a shockwave around the world, making us realize our economy is worse off than we realized. so skyworks solutions down 7.2%. 68% of revenue from china. qualcomm, 49% of revenues originates in china. the big semiconductor giant. afago is you of just slightly. take a look at a few others. micron, the semiconductor tech, memory company. 41% from china. where the revenues come from. micron altera 31% from china. sandisk is a digital storage devi

i think frank sinatra. >> frank sinatra, really?at about some dean martin. >> dean martin. >> what? still the rat pack. >> that's how the whole thing started. >> a mother, oh, man, do we need your opinion, we'll put a picture after the break here. i'm going to put up a picture of a little girl's halloween costume. do you think it is too sexy? mother posted open letter to that place, party city, in there all the time, asking them to remove controversial costume. i want your opinion, we'll do it after the break. premiers tonight. >> yes, okay. >> empire is tonight. >> empire is tonight. it is the next episode, but can we really top the premiere? i mean, it was all over the place. >> i say yes. >> we have preview whatever we will see tonight. >> she was in a cage. it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you s

the lucky ones to greet him and we know that a high school band will welcome him by playing frank sinatra'sk, new york. that should be a great welcome. we need elton john singing philadelphia freedom when he gets here. >> get him on the phone brian. >> what is the forecast? >> sunshine now and clouds are pushing in and eventually there is a small chance for rain as we get into the second half of the weekend. stormtracker 6 live double scan confirms a beautiful afternoon, the temperatures that cloud cover did not stop it from throwing it way above normal. 78 degrees in philadelphia, and we topped out in the low 80s this afternoon and cooler at the shore with the northeasterly wind draining in off the ocean at 71 degrees. not as chilly tonight as last night and still pretty cool and 63 for senter city and the wins are on the breezy side at 7 to 14 miles per hour. high cloud cover in philadelphia to the edge of the lehigh valley, full sun to the northern and the lehigh valley, and low pressure to the south starting to gain a lot of moisture around the circulation of that low, now throwing it i

birmania: camila recientemente fue aceptada en la escuela superior frank sinatra, fundada por tony bennettiles de estudiantes todos los aÑos y escogen nada mÁs a 300. birmania: dice que ha aprendido de mirar las cosas con optimismo y nunca dejar de reÍr y hacer reÍr, a propÓsito nos preguntamos, siendo un estudiante universitaria ¿quÉ aprenderÁ boquita de ella? >> aprender mejor el idioma para comunicarse con los muchachones, conocer mÁs de la cultura americana, y no comer tantas hamburguesas para no engordar, no sÉ. (aplausos) johnny: esto es, mi boquita! quÉ el ejemplo de superaciÓn, seÑores! francisca: definitivamente una guerrera y nos enseÑan seÑores que todo es mental, nadie dijo que la vida era fÁcil, todos pasamos por situaciones difÍciles, karla, johnny, chabÁn, todos, es la actitud con la que tÚ te levantas y ves el futuro para cambiarlo y hacerlo mejor. karla: alguien me decÍa, cÓmo le haces para siempre sonreÍr, digo mi sonrisa no significa la ausencia de problemas, es la actitud con las que los enfrento, debes enfrentar los problemas con una sonrisa. nos vamos a alivianar. ale

. >>> a little frank sinatra.ook at that, we're live in wildwood, new jersey, enjoying mike, alex and bob and the whole fun in a minute. >> sheep found wand, australia set a world record. >> chris, the sheep, so special. it is believed he had has never had a haircut. sheep are usually cut once a year. all that extra wool made it hard for chris to move. look at him. so, it is tough, fun the skin. so professional scherer was called in and help and it took 89-pound of wool, enough to make 30 sweaters off. look at. that here's aftermath right here. half half his body weight, nearly average, it is about 11-. the animal was sedated and is now recovering. it got serious there because he had some skin issues. >> look at all that wool. >> thirty sweaters. we could use those here because it is so darn cold. >> in the studio only but warm outside. >> in this building, freezing. >> you are always wearing a blanket. >> covering upy need some of that wool. >> 6:53. you still have time to get to wildwood, new jersey to hang out

high school banned from bay ridge brooklyn will play sinatra's new york, new york following a busy and important historic day in washington, d.c. >> a historic day as the pope spoke before a joint meeting of congress today speaking on some very sensitive and very political issues like the death penalty, immigration, abortion, to name just a few. as we watch the pope, you can see the crowd screaming, secretary of state john kerry as they approach the stairs leading up to the american airlines plane that is now being called shepherd 1 by the faa. >> papal seal affixed to its side. as soon as it takes off, it will head to new york city. joining us right now, monsignor from catholic charities. tomorrow will be a busy day for you guys. i know you are hosting one of the events in east harlem. >> it will be a busier day for the pope when he comes to new york. but isn't that a typical new york day. we like people in new york to be busy. >> what does it mean for you and the catholic charities to have him come to your place and to see it and to be able to talk to the people there. >> i think it'

. >> shirley mcclane, frank sinatra, that was a go, 1975. where has he been?kay, i'm done. >> yesterday evening, i'm walking from the st. james building. >> yes? >> over to the independence beer garden, to meet some friends. >> oh,. >> i run into the clydesdale's walking, clopping down walnut st. >> oh, ya, seen them in the superbowl commercials. >> so cool. look at that. >> so we will tell you why the clydesdales took over the street of center city. >> there was poop everywhere. >> did you clean it up? >> well, my mant did. sure, tv has evolved over the years. it's gotten squarer. brighter. bigger. thinner. even curvier. but what's next? for all binge watchers. movie geeks. sports freaks. x1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. (gong) marinate your steak with kikkoman to enhance its juicy, natural essence. (taiko drum beat) (taiko drum beat) >> hey in the control room, this is the best sunrise shot we've had in 19 years of doing this show. listen, soak it in. >> ahh. >> it is beautiful. >> yes. isn't that gorgeous? >> you'll get a lot of sun wh

the church of cannibis believes that the dank sinatra is a holy sacrament and encourages its members and the-- holy crap! i think there's a cop outside! flush it! flush it! ( laughter ) it was founded by self-appointed minister of love and keith richards cos-player, bill levin. who says he formed the church not just to puff herb but to "test the state's new religious freedom restoration act, which offers protections against the government infringing on religious practices." making it the first test bill has ever been involved in that didn't require a urine sample. ( laughter ) just listen to brother bill testify about his spleef-beliefs. >> we believe we have the freedom to express ourselves in a natural way by celebrating life, good health, compassion and happiness with the cannabis plant, a plant we are instinctually drawn to as human beings because of our endocanebinol system within our own bodies. >> stephen: yes, humans have been instinctually drawn to pot ever since caveman times. that's why, they grew their hair out, didn't shower, and those cave paintings looked so good under

and pushing across the peninsula and one or two showers in singapore and maybe northern parts of sinatraeping south for wednesday but no great amount has to be said and much of indonesia will stay generally dry over the next few weeks and the rainy season should start in october and see how it goes. for the north we have seen huge amounts of rainfall and if we can push this across southern parts of southeast asia and this is the cloud and pushing north of hong kong and 148 millimeters of rain in 24 hours and southwest china and saw huge amounts of rainfall over the last 2-3 days and you can see there has been widespread disruption and severe flooding and seen mudslides in and around the region and will remain across southern china as we go on through the remainder of tuesday and will push the showers further north into wednesday and turning a little drier by this time then adrian. >> many reports that at least 32 civilians have been killed in syria in a government air strike in the country's second city aleppo, in the northwest. the strike targeted a neighborhood market popular with loca

the din na martins and nancy sinatra, will you do it to me i hear you do it good honey and will you come later. so i went through all that. and i seen that was a bigger prison than the one i just got out of and i really didn't care to go back to prison. see, prison doesn't begin and end at the gate. prison is in the mind. it's locked in one world that's dead and dying, or it's open to a world that's free and alive. drugs, lsd i don't consider a drug, i don't consider paoti a drug, those are more or less religiously significant awareness mind expanding apparatuses that come from the intelligence of the universe. the reason that the girls like me was, hey now, hey now, i'm all around you, around you, hey now, hey now, up on your heart i can see through you and i play and i sing. and they say, hey, man, you got soul in that music. and i said, yeah, i play a little bit, you know. i like -- and they say, man, you're really somebody. i said, oh, i am? i just got out of jail. i don't know what somebody is. they like my music. they say, man, we want to get you over. i said get me over for what?

michael andrew and the philly pops conductor michael created a sinatra musical journey.he 100 birthday celebration begins october 9th. >> within days of performing on the papal show, pope francis in philly, philadelphia orchestra opens its season conducting rock at verizon hall. with four shows october 1st, through the fourth. performing a 24 year old russian pianist, danielle, who has become a master of rock. for ticket and all you need to know about the 2015-2016 art season go, to the art in philly.org. also, for the buzz on the top shows, and a chance to win free tickets, follow the arts on twitter at the arts in philly. i'm pat ciarrocchi, we'll have more news after this. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minu

from the chairman of the board, old blue eyes himself, the great frank sinatra.♪ to find i'm "a," number one ♪ top of the list ♪ king of the hill ♪ a number one ♪ my little town blues ♪ they are all melting away ♪ i'm gonna make a brand-new start of it ♪ ♪ in old new york ♪ if i can make it there ♪ i'm gonna make it anywhere ♪ it's up to you ♪ new york, new york ♪ new york >> ladies and gentlemen, as we bid farewell to the dempseys, we ask the chairman to assist us in singing "the parting glass." >> you know, anybody can sing that song with all those people standing behind you. all right, we'll get you out of the rain here in a second. give me the tune. ♪ of all of the money that eer i had ♪ ♪ i spent it in good company ♪ and all the harm that e'er i've done ♪ ♪ alas it was to none but me ♪ and all i've done for want of wit ♪ ♪ to mem'ry now i can't recall ♪ so fill to me the parting glass ♪ ♪ good-bye and joy be to you all ♪ ♪ so fill to me a parting glass ♪ ♪ and drink a health whate'er befalls ♪ ♪ and gently rise and softly call ♪ ♪ good-bye and joy be to you