so i was in a position where frank sinatra was trying to pull me one way and elvis presley another. i thought, what a position to be in, to be pulled by two of the greatest singers ever. >> rose: "the spymasters" and tom jones when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: the c.i.a.'s played a pivotal role in the fight against terrorism. the men who have led the agency have faced some of the most somber decisions in modern history. the shaaban hafiz ahmad ali history. the psi ps spy masters. >> everything that we hold dear was at risk. >> we were at war! every lead led nowhere. it was pretty frustrating. >> we were asked to do some very hard things. >> we can let these terrorists fry or try to get something. >> if some future president decides the to waterboard, he better bring his own bucket. >> rose: joining me are the filmmakers chris whipple is the writer

about sinatra's rise to power. book was a story of the rise of a romantic young troubadour, if you will. the second book is about power and how sinatra acquired it. >> if he has a career that is so unusual compared to what we see in this day and age. i mean there's really nothing like him. to stick around for decades and to remain so successful through the longevity of that career. what was it about him in your opinion that made that possible, especially you mentioned having that big comeback after having a lull? >> well, sinatra really saw his movie career as the engine of his fame. what sinatra was all about, and what kept him lasting and what i think will keep him enduring decade after decade and century after century, is that voice. it is a voice unlike any other. i think, i believe very strongly, that frank sinatra was the greatest interpretive musician of all time. and the records he made had enormous power when they were released, continue to have enormous power today. and then you add the mystique of the gu

so the perfect gift, i think, is either the biography of sinatra called "sinatra the chairman." this is the second volume of james kaplan's magnificent biography. totally comprehensive. all the gossip, but totally respectful of his artistry. really, a devastating portrait of what he was like to live with. and also his generosity, the things that were most difficult about him, the true story of his marriage to ava gardner is in the first volume. his relationship with her is lifelong. mia farrow, his marriage to barbara sinatra. as i was saying, i don't want to be barbara sinatra reading this. she doesn't come off as the best wife. but it's a really painstaking biography. so enrapturing. really, you just want to fall into it. i'm going to give that to pete because he loved -- he and betty both loved the first volume "the voice." chairman." the other book i can't wait to give to pete, although i know you're fighting for it -- stand in line. none of you is a jew. christmas. hanukkah comes first. it's this gorgeous picture book of sinatra's career, his whole life. 400 photographs, ma

el hijo de escobar en una entrevista realizada en brasil, dijo que sinatra era mejor distribuyendo drogasa a estados unidos por el aeropuerto internacional de miami. tras una semana de los arrestos de un sacerdote publica italiana, el papa francisco se comprometio hoy en el vaticano a seguir con las reformas en la iglesia. ambos estarian involucrados en el roo de los documentos que describen la malversacion financiera de la santa sede, y que sirvieron de base pra dos libros de reciente publicion. lucia burga nos explica como ha reaccionado el pontifice a la filtracion de esos documentos. lucÍa: es un delito deplorable, asÍ lo informÓ el papa francisco. (hablando papa) quiero decir que robar estos documentos es un delito, es una equivocaciÓn. se trata del robo de escritos secretos publicado en dos libros, entre periodistas italiano que su hizo que arrestara a lÚcio vallejo y franchesca. en las primeras palabras del sumo pontÍfice de este escÁndalo dijo que Él mismo habÍa pedido hacer una investigaciÓn de las finanzas del vaticano. (hablando papa) tanto yo como mis ascensores sabÍamos del c

. >> we talk about frank sinatra. >> you're a name-dropper. >> of course. >> when frank sinatra was retiring, he was asked who should take his place. and what did he say? >> he said tom jones. >> what a compliment. >> i thought it was wonderful coming from frank sinatra. i knew him from las vegas. and elvis was saying we need, we need the standards to frank, you know, we do the rock and roll. and frank would say forget that rock and roll. >> you're going to sing a song about elvis right now? >> yes. it's called "elvis presley blues." >> here he is, sir tom jones. i was thinking that night about elvis the day that he died the day that he died i was thinking that night about elvis the day that he died the day that he died just a country boy he put on a shirt his mother made and he went on the air and he shook it like a chorus girl yeah, he shook it like a harlem queen he shook it like a midnight rambler rambler, baby, like you'd never seen like you'd never seen i was thinking that night about elvis the day that he died the day that he died i was thinking that night about elvis the day that he

. >> and when you are talking about the autobiography, and you are talking about frank sinatra and -- >> yeah, you are a real name drop dropper. >> of course. >> and when he was retiring, and when he was asked who should take his place and he said tom jones. >> what a compliment. >> and i thought it was wonderful coming from frank sinatra. but i knew him mostly from las and elvis was say g ing that we leave the standards to frank. we do the rock 'n' roll, and then frank would say, forget that rock 'n' roll, and come back. >> and so you are gog ing to be singing a song about elvis for us right now. >> yes. it is called "the elvis presley blues." >> here is sir tom jones. i was thinking that night about elvis the day that he died the day that he died i was thinking that night about elvis the day that he die ed d the day that he died just a country boy who combed his hair and put on a shirt that his and he went on the air and he shook it like a chorus girl yeah, he shook it like a harlem queen he shook it like a midnight rambler bay by like you never seen you never seen i was thinking th

. >> los tres enfrentan cargos de sinatra en primer grado los incidentes estÁn vinculados a pandillas en vivo desde san josÉ, de regreso a estudios centrales. marÍa: en medio de amenazas terroristas presidente obama dijo que estadounidenses pueden sentirse tranquilos durante las celebraciones de acciÓn de gracias. el mandatario mencionÓ que en estos momentos no hay amenaza terrorista especÍfica en contra de estados unidos para ahondar mÁs en el mensaje del presidente obama pasamos conformando pizarrones de washington. fernando: presidente obama se dirigiÓ a un paÍs preocupado. en intento de calmar a los estadounidenses nerviosos a la seguridad nacional acompaÑado de su equipo el presidente obama se dirigiÓ el paÍs, desde la casa blanca para indicar que no existe una amenaza creÍble durante las fiestas de fin de aÑo. a medida que entramos al fin de semana de acciÓn de gracias quiero que el pueblo sepa que estamos tomando todas las medidas necesarias. fernando: el presidente seÑalÓ que estados unidos estÁ atacando a los terroristas del estado islÁmico y que no existe una amenaza especÍf

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. >>> i'm sure she will be getting plenty of it when lady gaga takes on frank sinatra she has been addd to an all-star cast of singers performing at the concert marking what would have been 100 birthday. some performers include celine dion, alycia keys and john legend. watch the special concert here on cbs-3 on december 6th. that will be awesome. >> absolutely. >> great list. >> soon after thaw can watch this next story which is terrific, sexiest night on television angels hit the runway for the annual victoria secret fashion show. >> sign me up. our sister station in new york takes you backstage for the glitz and glamour. >> reporter: behind the anticipated victoria secret fashion show a kick off to the holiday season with an over the top celebration of all things sexy. >> it is an honor to get for victoria secret, beautifully ranked and my first time wearing it. so thrilled, excited. >> reporter: before these angels grazed the runways backstage they spend hours preparing for the show. >> so much hair make up and body make up and glitter, and everything that you think is going on is h

that is what frank sinatra said when he came here. i don't want to let them down. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm joel. i'm an electrician with electrickal workers 6 in san francisco. i grew up in the city playing basketball at the high school here, not playing basketball at college here, but attending college here in san francisco. i want to speak on behalf of our labor, the electricians local 6 and management today. the san francisco electrical contractors association, both of who are very much in favor of the project and think the transportation improvement fund is adequate than following the project through the process, speaking at the board of regents. both unanimous decisions last week, at the ocii commission and the planning commission. we'd like to also state we have been working closely with the office of economic and workforce development and city build to ensure that san francisco residents have a chance to work on this job. we're hiring residents. our contractors employee residents and we have members t

this is his inaugural dinner with frank sinatra. he surrounded himself a lot of the major stars at the time as franklin roosevelt had that and after a while there was some talk about franklin roosevelt about his connection to organized crime and so on. so he backed away from frank sinatra, but he had a lot of popularity in the entertainment immunity and the country that he was a celebrity writer from the beginning and fit in perfectly with the growing entertainment culture in the united states. the only picture i think that exists of president kennedy and his brother bobby with marilyn monroe after that famous happy birthday mr. president, that she sang to him for his birthday. he might have seen clips of this, when she comes out wearing a fur code and takes depakote and has this dress on, which you see here, quite a dress. she had to be sewn into the dress. again, cemented him into this notion that he was the celebrity presidents that no one had ever been before because he was a part of the mass culture at the time. he was very goo

. >> i think i need to pull and nancy sinatra. give these cars a character see if they are good.

beginning with the whole frank sinatra thing. >> you bet. >> with allan dulles at the cia. maybe even linden johnson. certainly with castro. so there are a bunch of people. >> like abraham lincoln who was the most hated man in the country when he was assassinated. kennedy was the most hated man as well. and he had a lot of enemies and we don't take the evidence any further than what i can prove. but listen to this. there's a guy named george demorn, he's got cia ties. he was around oswald. oswald is a loser. lois rum, what is demornshield doing, getting him jobs and hanging around him. i can not sprain it. and the chicago mob boss, his girlfriend was having an affair with jfk. right before dee somebody walks into his house and puts five in the back of his head. right before. so there's a lot of that. a lot of swirling around. but what we have been able to accomplish in "killing kennedy" is, you u know oswald did it. he did it. and we kind of eliminate all the conspiracy theories, but to the ones we can't, we tell you, we don't know that. >> oswald was in the marine corps fr

bucks and ride and get someone a >> this community calendar is brought to you with a remix of frank sinatra's "i get a kick out of you." >> bring a good appetite to the event on staten island. celebrate at the library with a craft fair. a model train exhibit with tons of cars in operation an loads of models on display. historic new york, native american celebrates the culture of early americans and highlights the history and architect in the bronx. there's a special drive- a production of a play that features promising youthful talent from around the world. these events or to submi the centers for medicare and medicaid services recently asked patients to rate the quality of over 3,500 hospitals. fewer than 10% received 5 stars. among them was cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. . >>> as promised, the radio city christmas spectacular has kicked off its run. and that brings us the rockettes. >> they're here and they're going to help us learn kicks. i saw the show opening night, fantastic. >> thank you. >> i took my 10-year-old with stars in her eyes, and william with his mouth

out that brookly now i'm down in tribeca right next to deniro but i'll be hood forever i'm the new sinatra and since anywhere yeah they love me everywhere i used to cop in harlem all of my dominicanos right there up on broadway pull me back to that mcdonalds took it to my stash spot 560 state street catch me in the kitchen like the simmons whipping pastry cruisin' down 8th street off white lexus drivin so slow but bk is from texas me i'm t that bed-stuy home of that boy biggie now i live on billboard and i brought my boys with me say what up to tyty still sippin' mai tais sittin' courtside knicks & nets give me high five i be spiked out i could trip a referee tell by my attitudude that i'm most definitely from new york concrete jungle where dreams are made of there's nothin' you can't do now you're in new york the streets will make you feel brand new the lights wilinspire you let's hear it for new york n new york w york you welcome og i made you hot catch me at the x with og at a yankee game i made the yankee hat more famous then a yankee can you should know i bleed blue but i ain't a crip

. >> marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. he was clean, svelte.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, barry tells marvin, okay if you are right, i'll learn something. if i'm right, you will learn something. and of course, as barry will say, i learned some

father lefty" and i knew it wouldn't make it because it was a roman catholic priest who sang frank sinatra songs during sermons and by night he was a private detective. ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: wait a minute! i want to see that right now! >> and i was the nun. ( laughter ) ( applause ) >> stephen: who didn't green-- what network was that for? >> i think it was cbs. >> stephen: come on! >> and i was -- >> i've got some pull around here. let's do that thing! >> and i was a cussing out, sassy nun. >> stephen: wow. >> how do you be cussing, sassy nun? >> stephen: i would give anything to see you do that. well, please, please-- >> obviously, no one else wanted to see it. >> stephen: i will-- i will talk to my people here at cbs, and, you know, god knows you're going to be doing this "how to get away with murder" forever because it's a great show, but should it ever go south please come back and be a 'causing, sassy nun. viola davis, thank you so much. the show is "how to get away with murder." is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a

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. >> we have shotgun gar david leonard with the fdny and fighter mike sinatra any relation to frank. >> not distantly? >> starts tonight at the theater greatest arena in the world. >> rm growing up fights don't only ham in the ring. they -- they have a big rivalry going on. for the police department, 15, for the fire department, and one even. so they're all nice until the bell rings. once that ring it is they get out the window. >> i feel you rile them up a bit. does he rile them up? >> he's electrifying. >> what it pays to be in the garden and support your team, the fire department, police department, an they're gong to fight. fight hard. >> fabulous how long have you been boxing? >> l been boxing sense about twx after i got in the marine corps. and joined police. >> i heard you were a holly cross graduate from queens my husband al madder. >> train every day box some type of conditioning for this fight usually in the boxing reasoning five days a week and condition every day. j how about you sugar? >> we train on our own time between work and balancing the schedule and stuff. you kno

>> your next question, miss new jersey, in our jersey fresh quiz, greater hoboken product, frank sinatra or the cake boss. >> well, do you want to answer this one in. >> the cake boss, yeah. no matter occasion, the cake boss is there. here's another one. tom cruise is a jersey guy. which of these classic film lines is your favorite, show me the money or i feel the need, the need for speed. >> oh, god, they are both so good. >> i'm going to go i feel the need, the need for speed. >> totally with you on that one. >> i'm a big "top gun" guy. got to go with mav on that one. >> i think this is now our final question, jane krakowski. >> rank these new jersey icons in the order of historical significance. ready. >> come on. >> meryl streep, martha stewart and the wizard of menlo park, thomas alva edison. >> what's the scale that we're ranking them on of popularity, contribution to the world? >> theoretically contribution to the world. >> okay. >> so martha stewart. >> martha stewart. >> martha stewart wins again. and that has been jersey fresh. hall in honolulu on that crazy rokerthon tour chec

run i was on made sinatra judginger richards all of them look like, you know, droopy eye armless childrenbomb shell report that sheen has been diagnosed as hiv positive. >> what i can tell you is that multiple ex partner of charlie sheen camedíqx forward by text messages and in one case a video recording in which they all> my hooker numbers are in the phone. >>reporter: sheen at one time the highest paid actor on tv earning close to two million dollars an episode on the hit show two and a half men once estimated he slept with 5000,pÑo spending tens of thousands of dollars on prostitutes. and in a 2011 interview with abc news he talked openly about why he enjoyed the company of prostitutes and porn stars e.they are the best at a they do i'm the best at what i do. together it's like it's on. sorry middle america. i'm not lying to okay. >>reporter: according to the known about the diagnosis ford 125 million dollars has faced a number of lawsuits. paid millions to prote