he's dealt cards to everybody. >> i dealt to diana ross, sinatra. >> sinatra was not supposed to be amiablebler? >> 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. they sit down with a half a 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 of tens. oh, now. pair of kings. >> benny! >> a full house. >> goodness, benny. you got a full ho

. >> sinatra, you could make it here, you can make it any where.uilding buildings, imagine what you have to deal with in new york, inspectors, regulators, who you have to take care of. >> how many jobs has reince priebus created? is that too cruel. given that, these buildings have to go up. >> the trump organization, i know the company well, everybody has been there 30 years, 10,000 employees, you never heard an employee say something bad about him. >> a lot of independents, you're talking about in the country, new york is going to vote for hillary in the general. >> i was going to say, one group to watch when you're looking at is women. remember what happened in wisconsin, he overwhelmingly lost with suburban women. when you're breaking it down. >> northern virginia came to washington and moved over there. >> whether you're in virginia, ohio, go across the swing states and the married women will could you please tell a great deal. >> in the primary they have nobody to vote for, in the general, they will. >> there is not a ted cruz waiting for them

frank saw -- frank sinatra said this is new york.f you can make it here, you can make it anywhere. i said you know what? that is tremendous advice. you should put that in a song or something. >> vow saying you inspired "new york, new york"? >> of course. frank always gave credit to people who didn't de scoif -- deserve it. frank was a good guy. he was a good father. not a great father like me. i am a fantastic father. have you seen my kids? gorgeous kids. i am a tremendous father. i never, ever let my kid get kidnapped. it never happens. >> yes, and frank sinatra, junior. i hear your kids can't vote for you because they didn't register for the new york primary in time. >> yes, that is true. ivanka won't be voting for me. and it is a shame. i voted for her every year to be trump magazine's sexiest woman alive. and she won. i was so proud she won every year. >> i'm sure your vote helped. >> you say this primary system is rigged. do you believe that? >> absolutely. this system is rigged. if anyone knows how to spot a ig ared game it is

prince was in so many ways the sinatra of his time. sexy, dangerous, with lyrics you can't forget, and always pushing the limits with a style all his own. but if sinatra was the voice of a generation that came of age after world war ii, prince, david bowie, and glenn fry spoke so clearly for and to another musician and cultural critic sasha jones says they also correct generations. >> there's a good chance that if people are watching and pulling out their prince albums, maybe it's something their kids know too. >> what's interesting is the artists who do jump the generational fence and prince was one of them. >> reporter: and so when fans mourn, what are they mourning kpn not just the songs we will now never hear from these artists, but maybe even more so the work they've already given us. he was editorial director at billboard. >> you know, i feel music so deeply. and both for me personally, bowie and prince, i mean these are people i wept when i heard this news. you know, i wept for the loss that i know my friends were experiencing,

. ♪ tonight i'm going to party like it's 1999 ♪ prince was in so many ways the sinatra of his time. a generation that came of age after world war ii, prince, david bowie, and glenn fry spoke so clearly for and to another time. musician and cultural critic sasha jones says they also correct generations. >> there's a good chance that if people are watching and pulling out their prince albums, maybe it's something their kids know too. >> what's interesting is the artists who do jump the generational fence and prince was one of them. ♪ ♪ sometimes it snowed in april ♪ >> reporter: and so when fans mourn, what are they mourning kpn not just the songs we will now never hear from these artists, but maybe even more so the work they've already given us. bill wordy was editorial director at billboard. >> you know, i feel music so deeply. and both for me personally, bowie and prince, i mean these are people i wept when i heard this news. you know, i wept for the loss that i know my friends were experiencing, i wept for the loss of more music. you know that i expected to have. you kind of took

rain will arrive in the small hours of the morning as frank sinatra once put it. sunny warmer on friday. over the weekend as the numbers will zoom into the mid-70s by then, futurecast draws a pretty good bead on it. skies lower as we get toward mitt night which is -- it's 1:00 a.m. showers begin up in the north bay. scattered showers further south in time for the morning commute and a few scattered showers behind the initial front. in terms of rainfall amounts, nothing fantastic. on the order of .2" in the north bay and a tenth or less in the south and east bays, enough to wet the ground and a little bit more. sunset tonight 7:45. today we'll be in the mid-60s. about the same tomorrow. then we apply the heat and warm it up as we head into the weekend. you see that on the extended forecast. we get partly cloudy skies for today. thursday we get those showers mostly overnight. liquoring into the morning commute a touch and friday, saturday and sunday, ah, nice. especially after last weekend. >> that's what i was about to say. it was pouring last weekend. >> yeah. thi

found out they wanted me to do this thing -- >> and also you've been doing some tributes to frank sinatra who you actually met as a kid because, believe it or not, he was nancy sinatra's classmate. >> no kidding? >> yeah. she asked me to go to her assembly at 3:00, you going to go? i said, yeah, i guess i will because if i don't, i've got to go to study hall. >> she said, no, no, you don't understand, my father's singing and he came to school and sang her his daughter, and that's the moment that i decided to be a singer. >> that is so wild. well, jack -- [laughter] >> yeah. something old, like something loungey, casual, sing a little something for us now? >> well, it is -- i have the album, it's brand new, it's called seriously frank, but there's a lot of songs on it, and my way is not on it. >> okay. >> because you can't follow frank singing my way. i was just in the philippines, and they told me it's the number one karaoke song in -- [laughter] >> what are you going to sing for us today? >> so it's number one in the philippines and a couple of years ago some guy was singing "my way" in

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swagger.ple frank sinatra's anthem echoing around the atrium around the skyscraper that bears the billionaire's mr. trump: i can think of no where i would rather have this victory. nick: he won over 60% of the vote giving him a big delicate haul that moves him closer to the republican presidential nomination. mr. trump: we don't have much of the race anymore based on what i'm seeing on television. senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. nick: the race is not over yet. he can be stopped if his opponents get enough delegates and contests to deprive him of an outright victory. >> hillary clinton. ♪ hillary clinton is becoming more clear cut. or the former new york senator, this was the happiest of homecomings. mrs. clinton: today, you proved once again there is no place like home. .ick: no wonder it has become almost impossible for bernie sanders to catch her. for thenton: the race democratic nomination is in the home stretch. victory is in sight. many democrats refuse to embrace her, but with the republican party in a state's civil war, are we looking at america's first female presi

. >> ♪ new york ♪ >> while trump went old school,, frank sinatra. ♪ new york ♪ >> with new yorkers singingraises, trump and clinton are closer to becoming their parties presidential nominee. >> the race for the democratic nomination is in the home stretch, and victory is its sites. >> we don't have much of a race any more. senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. >> the question now becomes what can clinton and trump's opponent do from -- >> if we nominate donald, hillary clinton wins. and hillary wins by double digits. >> ted cruz was shut out in the delegate chase yesterday, and trump now needs just 393 more to clinch the nomination. >> we have a path toward this victory, which we are going to fight to maintain. >> bernie sanders pass now much more narrow, he needs to nod only win, but win big in the remaining states. >> you can add the numbers up, to get a way for sanders to survive, but almost need to do some voo-doo to make it work. >> clinton's victory means she only needs 30% of the remaining delegates to win the nomination. craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news".

he took home to the podium last night to sinatra's "new york new york" and said he's impossible to catch in the delegate race. >> we don't have much of a race anymore based on what i'm seeing on television. senator cruz is just about mathematically eliminated. we have won millions of more votes than senator cruz. millions and millions of more votes than governor kasich. we have won and now especially after tonight close to 300 delegates more than senator cruz. we're really, really rocking. it's really nice to win the delegates with the votes, you know? it's really nice. we'll be going into the convention no matter what happens and i think we'll go in so strong. over the next number of weeks we just saw a poll come out of california which is an unbelievable poll. but we're going to go into the convention, i think as the winner. but nobody can take an election away with the way they're doing it in the republican party. i have great, great admiration and praise for the city of new york and the state of new york. i can think of nowhere that i would rather have this victory. >> ohio governor

just a small box and has grown into the home of more than 800,000 weddings, including those of frank sinatrauce willis, and michael jordan. here we are at the little white chapel in las vegas. forty-seven years ago, charolette richards lived in a 600-square-foot apartment with a little chapel. that's what she started this business in, and now literally is a city block in las vegas. the property, the business is worth millions of dollars, and celebrities from all over the world come here. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> and kiss. kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss, kiss. >> this is the wedding center, where we have wedding gowns, tuxedos, suits, elvis costumes, and all kinds of wonderful things for those people that like to dress up. some people buy them, some people rent them, and some people give them to me because they don't want to take them home. i've done so many weddings during the past few years free because... >> to help people. >> ...i can help people. >> yeah. >> and i've never had anybody that was military pay for the use of this chapel or this grounds. >> thank you for that. that's wonderful. >

reporter: donald trump entered the lobby of the trump tower today to frank sinatra's new york new york and he said that the voters in his home state know him best and have rightfully given him the biggest victory of his campaign so far. it is here at the trump tower that he announced his ambition to be president of the united states at the time, his opponents and critics say that he wouldn't last through the summer. this but he got a much-needed victory. we have seen some negative headlines including the loss of delegates in states like colorado and wyoming. and a campaign shakeup that is currently ongoing. it gives him momentum moving into some of the next primaries like in the keystone state of pennsylvania. end the big question here is not whether or not he was going to win but by how much. the key numbers, 50%. the 50% threshold of the popular vote statewide, which would give him a lion's share of the delegates across the state. the 95 delegates that are at stake here he now appears that that is likely to happen. and of course we have to count districts out there. >> going into the

. >> frank sinatra, i learned to dance with my mom in the kitchen. >> tom? >> led zeppelin and elton john. >> ron? >> i like bruce springsteen. >> on that we'll be banned to run. tom del beck caro, duf sundheim, ron unz, thank you. >>> the prize goes to jack ohman of "the sacramento bee." >> it's been quite a week for political cartoonist jack ohman. he joined the bee three years ago but has been creating political cartoons since he was a teenager. at age 19 with the youngest cartoonist ever to be nationally syndicated. he was praised as rye perspective through sophisticated style that combines bold line work with subtle colors and textures. jack ohman joins us now. congratulations. >> thank you so much. >> quite a kplen tear on your work from the pulitzer jurors. you were actually a finalist four years ago when you were working in portland. was this a true surprise or did you have a sense it might be coming? >> it was a true surprise. it's like hitting the powerball in journalism. there's a jury level and that's five people and then there's the board, and i

[frank sinatra singing] >> john? you here?♪ set em up joe i've got a little story i think you should know ♪ >> i have nothing to ask him. he is yesterday's news. who is next? >> white house, hold please. hello, white house. please hold. hello, white house. white house, hello? hold please. he's not here. would you like his voicemail? >> nothing to do. [laughter] >> i am a little bit worried about him. this morning, he came into the oval office for our meeting. i said, "mr. president, are you all right?" he said, "yeah, what's the matter?" i said, "mr. president, you're wearing your pajama bottoms." >> i wish i could be here, but i know he has everything under control. >> wait, wait! [laughter] [applause] >> i think his legacy is going to be the natural environment. ♪ >> i have urged him to spend more time on that. [laughter] >> his schedule is as busy as ever, just filled with different things. >> ♪ one more for the road [laughter] ♪ >> ♪ you would never know it but funny how i'm kind of a poet and i've got a lot of things i wo

to you, new york, new york ew york. ♪ steve: a little bit of frank sinatra and katy perry.rent and former mayor of new york. a chance to hear from you. a lot of folks focusing on the 126,000 democrats who went to the polls today, primarily in the brooklyn area unable to vote. here's the headline from the "new york daily news" -- discouraged democrats from brooklyn showed up to the polls on tuesday's primary to find out they'd been purged from the voting rolls -- people feeling they would been profoundly snuffed. you'll hear more from that and the impact it might have had on the brooklyn areas. again, hilary clinton and donald trump, huge wins for them, as they now move ahead to other reas of the neice primaries. back to your phone calls. allow with us, from new york. did you vote today? caller: i did. i voted for hilary clinton. as you recall, eight years ago, it was an earlier supertuesday. it was not a day where new york was the only state tuesday and -- voting and she won new york then and itch to latch when i watch donald trump. he might be born in new york, he opened a

[frank sinatra singing] >> john? you here?♪ set em up joe i've got a little story i think you should know ♪ >> he is yesterday's news. who is next? >> white house, hold please. hello, white house. please hold. hello, white house. white house, hello? hold please. he's not here. would you like his voicemail? >> nothing to do. [laughter] >> i am a little bit worried about him. this morning, he came into the oval office for our meeting. and i said, "mr. president, are you all right?" he said, "yeah, what's the matter?" i said, "mr. president, you're wearing your pajama bottoms." >> i wish i could be here, but i know he has everything under control. >> wait, wait! [laughter] [applause] >> i think his legacy is going to be the natural environment. ♪ >> i have urged him to spend more time on that. [laughter] >> his schedule is as busy as ever, just filled with different things. >> ♪ one more for the road [laughter] ♪ >> ♪ you would never know it but funny how i'm kind of a poet and i've got a lot of things i would like to say and whe

. >> yeah, and donald trump, played the frank sinatra song at the end of his news conference, the onehat the yankees play. >>> and it was more than just a home state advantage. coming up, we'll tell you why some new york voters spoke their minds. >>> and our panel weighs in on the issues that propelled trump and clinton to victories in their home states. and can you explain why you recommend synthetic over cedar? "super food?" is that a real thing? it's a great school, but is it the right one for her? is this really any better than the one you got last year? if we consolidate suppliers, what's the savings there? so should we go with the 467 horsepower? ...or is a 423 enough? good question. you ask a lot of good questions... i think we should move you into our new fund. sure... ok. but are you asking enough about how your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. ♪ >>> well, donald trump and hillary clinton reboiunding tonight with their big wins in new york state. mr. trump getting 60% of the vote and he nabbed 89 delegates. zero to texas senator, ted cruz. >>> on the de

me ♪just you and [frank sinatra singing] >> john?set em up joe i've got a little story i think you should know ♪ >> he is yesterday's news. who is next? >> white house, hold please. president clinton: hello, white house. please hold. hello, white house. white house, hello? hold please. he's not here. would you like his voicemail? has nothing to do. [laughter] >> i am a little bit worried about him. this morning, he came into the oval office for our meeting. i said, "mr. president, are you all right?" he said, "yeah, what's the matter?" i said, "mr. president, you're wearing your pajama bottoms." >> i really have nothing to say about that. >> i wish i could be here, but i know he has everything under control. president clinton: >> wait, wait! [laughter] [applause] >> i think his legacy is going to be the natural environment. improving the green spaces of our country. ♪ >> i have urged him to spend more time on that. [laughter] >> his schedule is as busy as ever, he just is doing different things. >> ♪ one more for the road [laughter]

. >> and for the icing on the campaign cake, frank sinatra serenades wisconsin with a special version"high hopes." ♪ because he's got high hopes ♪ he's got high hopes >> so i started singing and kennedy said, "it's never been sung like that before." ♪ vote for kennedy >> doesn't happen very often when a billboard number one singer decides to use his talents to sell a political campaign. ♪ kennedy >> glamour, show business and family, who can compete with that? not hubert humphrey. ♪ hubert humphrey ♪ the president for you and me >> humphrey recognized what he was facing. he called himself the corner drugstore compared to a chain. the kennedys were a chain, powerful, big. >> how do you do, ma'am. >> and he was passing out palm cards on the streets. >> i'm senator humphrey. this doesn't work too good either. >> it just didn't work. >> a desperate humphrey lunges for kennedy's achilles heel. jfk is a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president. >> there was a very strong anti-catholic feeling. ♪ >> jfk's team fight back. it's bare-knuckle time as kennedy aide paul corbin com

such a lot of world to see ♪ >> because sinatra was in love with me, and i could leave god, so to speaki didn't for one minute believe we were going to go swinging down the lane together for the rest of our lives, i used that. ♪ my huckleberry friend, moon river ♪ >> there was a custody trial. >> yes. well, of course, stokowski never thought i'd have the guts to fight it, ever. but i've got guts. and i won it. >> it was a bit of a strange, you know, strange atmospheres because two different households, and my mom and dad weren't really getting along very well at that time. >> was the divorce difficult for stan and chris? >> i think it was. and i think it was because i didn't talk to them enough about it. >> sometimes when my mom's described her relationship with her mother, about how she appeared sort of as a beautiful figure sometimes, i remember feeling that with my mom, too, because she was busy doing lots of things and involved in theatrical pursuits and painting's always there. i do remember that feeling of her being a little bit more distant than i would have wanted her to be. but

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. >> and for the icing on the campaign cake, frank sinatra serenades wisconsin with a special version of "high hopes." ♪ because he's got high hopes ♪ he's got high hopes >> so i started singing and kennedy said, "it's never been sung like that before." ♪ vote for kennedy >> doesn't happen very often when a billboard number one singer decides to use his talents to sell a political campaign. ♪ kennedy >> glamour, show business and family, who can compete with that? not hubert humphrey. ♪ hubert humphrey ♪ the president for you and me >> humphrey recognized what he was facing. he called himself the corner drugstore compared to a chain. the kennedys were a chain, powerful, big. >> how do you do, ma'am. >> and he was passing out palm cards on the streets. >> i'm senator humphrey. this doesn't work too good either. >> it just didn't work. >> a desperate humphrey lunges for kennedy's achilles heel. jfk is a catholic and no catholic has ever been elected president. >> there was a very strong anti-catholic feeling. ♪ >> jfk's team fight back. it's bare-knuckle time as kennedy aide paul corbin

it's the kind of city that sinatra should have sung songs about, actually. to eat this. >> she was a segway tour guide. i'm serious. >> this is the food that speaks to my soul. >> their pizza, however -- ♪ ♪ >> this is a problem. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in the best of circumstances, how could you do a philippines show that's going to make anybody happy? ♪ ♪ >> i mean, there's, like 7,000 islands. ♪ >> and due to typhoon-related problems this time out we were confined to one of them. ♪ ♪ >> but is it even a manila show? i don't know. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think we got a little slice of the filipino character. ♪ >> which maybe what this show is all about. >> merry christmas, everybody! >> here in georgia they drink something called cha cha. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> and they like you to drink a lot of it. it sounds innocuous enough. it's not. it hurts. it hurts a lot. ♪ ♪ >> you're becoming a georgian. be careful. ♪ >> chances are you don't know a lot about this country. i don't like the word charming, but i am utterly charmed by this place. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> everyone here is really nice. the architecture is be

it's the kind of city that sinatra should have sung songs about, actually.my view, just about everything about chicago is awesome. they have great art museums. they've got great music. they've got fantastic high-end restaurants, beautiful parks, incredible architecture. we're doing none of those things on this show, by the way. >> there's no delicate way to eat this. >> no. >> she was a segway tour guide. i'm serious. >> let's go, cubbies. >> this is the food that speaks to my soul. >> their pizza, however -- >> this is a problem. ♪ >> merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> you know, in the best of circumstances how could you do a philippines show that's going to make anybody happy? i mean, there's, like 7,000 islands. and due to typhoon-related problems this time out we were confined to one of them. ♪ but is it even a manila show? i don't know. ♪ i think we got a little slice of the filipino character. which maybe that's what this show is all about. >> merry christmas, everybody! >> here in georgia they drink something called chacha. and they like you to d

didn't thank god so much but frank sinatra would talk about song writers and arrangers.lize when you're a musician, you're nothing without all those people that make the magic happen. >> it was cool. >> some people don't sing a cappella all the time. kiefer sutherland, what's this. >> a shot of him in the crowd. what's he doing there? i thought it was weird. >> "24." >> he's got a country music album he's going to release this summer. he has a hit on it. they say it's going to be a hit. >> it will be a hit. ♪ not enough whiskey in the world tonight ♪ ♪ not enough whiskey to see the light ♪ ♪ not enough whiskey make it all all right ♪ ♪ it's time to say good night ♪ >> he stays in tune. >> remember when bob dylan came out and everyone went, what is that voice. right? then, he's awesome. >> we loved him. we loved kiefer first. >> good for him. let's have him on. that would be great. >> also another music award iheartradio awards. the big win toddler was taylor swift. she won four awards. she's always winning. best female artist, best album of the year, best tour and most a

beyond the letters from hurried hughes and frank sinatra and howard hughes is my kindergarten reporte teacher wrote, anderson apologize his friendships with all of the boys and apologize -- tries to get their attention by bringing in costumes and toys! i'm like, she saw something early on! >> anderson is still doing it! the attention to all of the boys and tries to get their attention. >> thank you anderson cooper and gloria vanderbilt. >> the book goes on sale tomorrow and the hbo documentary is premiering on saturday. you can join a live chat with vladimir duthiers on cbsn. >> you are your mother's son. >> and i'm happy and lucky to be that. >>> ahead, we look into the holiday phenomenon that honors pet rocks on one day and pizza on another. #the news is back! you're watching "cbs this morning." caring for someone with alzheimer's means i am a lot of things. i am his guardian. i am his voice. so i asked about adding once-daily namenda xr to his current treatment for moderate to severe alzheimer's. it works differently. when added to another alzheimer's treatment, it may improve ove

it makes her stand up straight and she said frank sinatra is her favorite. >>> they are still wowingthe opening of the brand new t mobile arena. christiansen showed off a few trick shots. he made a shot from a balcony. more than 100 feet away from the hoop. he also made one on the first try from the roof. and of a eight story parking garage. >> come on. the globetrotters are celebrating their world history and they play at the t mobile arena tonight. >> there is a new tall addition to the san francisco zoo. look at the baby giraffe. little girl already more than 6 feet tall. they say both she and her mom barbara are in excellent condition. >> this is all around us these days. one place remains pretty low tech. it is the doctor's office. we are breaking counsel the new numbers about how they communicate with the patients and looking at the simple ways they could bring it into the 21st century. those stories and much more about the anaheim angels in town and made their way to oracle and took them to a couple of shooting games. not so bad for steph and company. >> really. i will have to

former senator, who headquartered her campaign there only one can win on either side, hopeful that as sinatra york, new york >> if can you make it here -- you can make it anywhere. ♪ >> jake tapper's own illustrations there. all right. and don't forget starting tomorrow, cnn's anderson cooper will host town halls with all three republican presidential candidates and their families over the next three days. and tomorrow night eel talk to ohio governor john kasich and his family. and then on tuesday night donald trump, his wife melania, daughter ivanka and sons, don, junior and eric will all be there. and texas senator ted cruz and his wife heidi, monday, tuesday and wednesday nights at 9:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> and tonight on cnn, it's a night of cnn premieres at 9:00 eastern, the final episode of race for the white house. relive all the drama surrounding bush versus clinton and then at 10:00, join bill weir for a trip to the happiest place on earth. it's the wonder list, bhutan. but next, we begin with the "race for the white house" that does it for me, i'm pamela brown. thank you so

leonard bernstein, his debut was legendary and attractive the same kind of frenzy adulation as frank sinatra. here we have the art world represented in the first of the exiled artworld. salvador dali looking rather clean cut in his chalk striped suit. to the left his dealer, julian levine. troupe have the ballet in 1942. balanchinee george representing the european artworld and lawrence hart of hammerstein and heart. here we have the kind of gathering of darlings of the gods. 54th street in 1950. she continued her career but no longer able to dance. a writer. probably recognize tennessee williams and gore vidal. here we have the irascible as they were characterized by the herald tribune. -- abstract extraction is expressionist painters. you will probably recognize kuning, bosco, jackson pollock with a guarded hooded expression. here we have their dealer, betty parsons who gave us the white walls, bare floor gallery. they give me paintings, i give them walls. letter bynspired by a harry truman to his wife margaret truman in which he said that they had to declare the truman doctrine inaugurati

. >> marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. he was clean, svelte.♪ 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. he is changing into 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 telling marvin, okay, if you are right, i'll learn something. if i'm right, you will learn something. and of course, as b

as if they were listening to sinatra. i've never heard that in the theater. oh, there is the room where it happens. harold: is this distracting? ron: i was talking to him about that. they love it. they are feeding off the waves of energy coming from the audience. this is the greatest experience of their life. it is a very strenuous show. very exhausting. they had been performing for six hours. no matter how tired they are, the audience always lifts them up. harold: it is extraordinary for you. we can take a few questions. what are you doing now? how are you able to work when you are at the theater every week? ron: ulysses grant's life does not move to a hip-hop beat. my writing life is mornings and afternoons on weekdays. my involvement with the show is nights and weekends. it has involved inspiring this book. you hope to change the way this person was seen. this is an amazing situation where between the book and the show we have changed how people perceive hamilton and the entire era. harold: so you can be immersed in the civil war and the gilded age and the

she loved frank sinatra, her absolute favorite. >>> the link between the cia and skin care.ifornia company the intelligence agency is investigating in. >> old school gamers may recognize this gun but the only difference is this one shoots real bullets. what the company behind it has to say about the nintendo duck hunting gun. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. ♪ you're ready. ♪ get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? nespresso. what else? >>> let's take a look at it now. this is surveillance video from a five guys burger shop, catches a man who snuck in after hours and cooked himself some dinner. happened at one of the chain's restaurants in washington, d.c. he makes a couple cheeseburgers, chats on his cell phone. police believe the man got in to the restaurant after a delivery person left. >>> starting today, teachers and other workers can apply to carry concealed weapons at a central valley high school. the kingsburg school board unanimously approved a plan that will let as many as five district employees have a gun anywhere at the high school in

frank sinatra is her favorite.l will take his case to military leaders in camp pendleton about allowing women in navy combat. he'll address 300 leaders in the expedition force. marine corp leaders fought against the plan saying studies show combining men and women in combat is not as effective as male-only units. defense secretary ash carter overruled the marine corp last year ordering all positions will be opened to women. >>> if you are like us you spend quite a bit of time on your exphone or tablet. now there is an app to encourages you to put the gadget down. ahead how the app will not only help you but your entire family. >>> warriors look to break a 20- year-old nba record tomorrow night. star who is spending his own money to give an underprivileged kid a chance to witness history. ess history. >>> good morning. we are looking at a morning commute that is busy for sure. many areas including the bay bridge. we'll give you trouble spots when we come back. >>> another morning of mostly cloudy skies. temperatures

>> another is a box of letters of marlon brando or frank sinatra, people she was involved with.ea about any of that. just to sort of discover your parent and discover this whole, you know, these multiple lives that they have had is fascinating. >> when in your life do you pick up the phone and something happens good, bad, sad and your mom is the first person you call? >> rarely. >> really? >> yeah. it is not -- we don't -- we communicate on e-mail now a lot and wrote this -- >> she's 92 and e-mails? >> oh yeah. in fact, we wrote it on e-mail. it's an e-mail conversation. that's what it is. but she's not the kind of person -- she rarely calls me. she watches me on tv every night and sometimes i call -- >> text you on tv? my mom does on occasion. >> called her and be like, do you want me to come over? i haven't seen you in two months. i see you every night. that's the benefit of being on tv. the parent feels like they' you. >> we don't feel the same way around way around. when's one way you wish you were like your mom? >> she has the optimism. she is the most youthful and modern p

he spokes with sinatra in the back drop. secretary clinton took the stage with jay z. guess what, they had a very similar message. this race is just about over. you heard secretary clinton say that essentially, it's time for unity. you heard donald trump. he was a little bit more blunt i think. he said it's hard to see mathematically. >> more blunt than in the past. mathematically it is impossible or nearly impossible for ted cruz to win the nomination on his own. next week the campaign thinks it will be actually mathematically impossible. that's their message. their message is ted cruz is trying to steal away this election. this election should be coming from the voters, that's who should be deciding, not the closed door dealings. >> at the end of the day they need to rack up all of the delegates. it's the unbound delegates. it's still strategically the same message delivered differently. >> one thing we learned is this movement to stop trump is so disorganized and all over the place that it's starting to potentially become a fairy tale. they can't really get it toget