sinatra stories here but if sinatra was here i'd be asking him for stories about you.on's good friend, bob newhart, another national treasure, told me a great story about having dinner with don and sinatra. it sums don up pretty well, i think. sinatra sometimes would get angry for whatever reason and flip out. so one night they were all at a big table at a very fancy restaurant, the restaurant was all white, everything was white. the walls, the tablecloths, everything. don and barbara, his wife, and bob and his wife ginny, were at the table. and frank was drinking and he was not in a good mood. he was getting surly which put everyone on edge. when frank wasn't happy you had to watch it. they're drinking and the food comes and the waiter puts a bottle of ketchup and puts it on the table in front of frank. for whatever reason this sends frank into a rage. he doesn't want ketchup on the table. he takes the bottle, in a very crowded, elegant restaurant, he throws it at the wall. and the bottle smashes and there's ketchup everywhere. and everyone in the restaurant stops. it

[ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] sinatra laughed.nd everyone laughs and nobody dies that night thanks to don. the first time don was on our show was almost -- four years after we started. we'd been trying to book him since the beginning. we asked him to do the show over and over again. and he didn't know what this was. he knew "the tonight show" and letterman and that's it. finally after we bothered him 20 times he gave up and did the show for my birthday in 2006. and it was exciting, it was like i was in talk show fantasy camp sitting behind the desk while don rickles made fun of me. it was like being a real talk show host for a minute. then don came to visit 17 more times after that. and whenever he was on, we would go out to dinner. we would always go out to dinner after the show except for one night. i couldn't go because i was already going to dinner. it was like a late booking. i was going to beginner with my friend jeff ross, the comedian, it was his 50th birthday and he's only in town the night. i told don, i can't go to dinn

or a easter monday. >> oh, yeah, sinatra from sal, finalist on america's got talent.can idol. they call him the voice for a reason. >> ♪ >> i give you a hundred bucks if you can tell me real name of the song. >> fly me to the moon. >> you got it. >> for real. >> i will give you 200 if you can tell me the word in the verse, the word in the verse, first line poets often use many word. >> i'll take the hundred, sir. >> that is good stuff. >> you got a hundred dollars from harry. >> hundred dollars from harry connick junior. >> on a bet. >> those tv shows they change your career. >> oh, absolutely. >> changed my life. >> changed my life. >> when i got, when i was off the show i came in fifth place i didn't think i would get on the show let alone make it to the finally. people started booing the decision. don't ever boo this show. it changed my life forever. that was before, i sang in london this week. i was in hawaii over christmas >> nice. >> jamaica, i have been all over the world, country, i have got tone see so many things. >> next up is philadelphia on may 20th. >> o

as sinatra sat in the audience.ack. in 1965, rickles made the first of his many appearances on "tonight show" with johnny carson where he got laughs at the expense of the most delobel tv personality. born in queens, new york, the son of an insurance salesman, rickles served in the navy during world war ii, he was known among his fellow sailors as the class comedian. stand-up comedy made rickles famous but he also acted in "casino" and lent his voice to "mr. potato head." >> what are you looking at, you hockey puck? the great don rickles died this week in los angeles. leaving behind his wife of 52 years barbara. rickles was 90 years old. [ laughter ] introducing listerine® zero alcohol™. it delivers a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste. so it has the bad breath germ-killing power of this... [rock music] with the lighter feel... of this. [classical music] for a whole mouth clean with a less intense taste... ahhh. try listerine® zero alcohol™. also try listerine® pocketpaks for fresh breath on the go. the hone

everybody, you know, reference from frank sinatra. don rickles maybe best evidence that don rickles wasn't quite person he portrayed on stage was he managed to stay married to the same woman for 52 years. he was in love with barbara. barbara skylar of wynfield, pennsylvania as a matter of fact. i believe they got married in 1965. >> wow. >> you know, last tweet, on his twitter was about his wife and talking about their anniversary. >> yeah. >> fifty-sixth anniversary. he was still traveling around, traveling with regis philbin doing shows. >> they are very close. >> best friend. >> i think regis is supposed to be in ocean city tonight. >> or atlantic citiy ocean city, a small event. ocean city. it was tonight, right? he probably cancelled that. they were traveling together doing shows every now and then but it was heart failure. our guy, jerry blavat will join us later on good day to share his personal memories. he knew don pretty darn well. >> he even got letters, he will share those letters with us. >> that is cool. >> by the way is

>> but greatest store wits sinatra thing.rank was book at slate brothers, first engagement in l.a., killed it. lauren bacall came in, sinatra , gregory peck, they loved him. so he is a star. he is in vegas. frank's appearing there. they go to see the show. don says listen i'm with a very pretty girl. please do me a favor. i will be at the table. come over and say hello to me. >> i know this story. >> so frank says don't worry bit. frank goes over and don's there with the girl and frank says, don, how are you. don says, frank, can't you see i'm with a girl what are you bothering me for. >> that was rickles. >> well, frank discovered him, and frank sinatra, for you young folks out there was the star of all stars. >> yes. >> so watch this, tonight show with johnny carson, don rickles comes out and frank never appeared on talk show but would be on johnny's because he like johnny. here it is. >> you are a powerhouse and frank, i love you,. >> unaudible. >> i miss these days, johnny, the tonight show and all that. >> listen, see, w

>> reporter: sinatra quickly became his biggest target and champion. the legendary rat pack welcoming ridges as its court gestor. >> would you welcome mr. warmth, don rickles. >> reporter: he was also a frequent guest of johnny carson on "the tonight show" and together they created some of the most iconic tv moment of the 1960s. later in life rickles became known to younger generations. >> hey, ham, pick so. >> i don't get if. >> you uncowl toured swine. >> reporter: as the voice of mr. potato in the "toy story" series. last october rickles sat down with me to talk about his storied career. you haven't thought about retiring. >> no, unless a truck hits me. i keep going because, first of all, i have a great wife and wonderful, wonderful family. >> reporter: and what a wonderful career. back in 1983 bryant gumble asked don how he would like people to remember him. >> i would like the public to know that i was laughing hey long with them. >> i think he did enjoy himself. he was just 90 years old. he could have lived a little longer. we'll be right back. s

i said so many things about frank sinatra in my second book. he is just a terrific guy.as rough and tough at the table with somebody, not me, but somebody at the table, namely his wife. and i was really shocked that it. i was surprised at it. i don't get shocked too easy. i was just amazed at how bad this particular incident was. and then i realised, you go outside and everyone is pulling at his coat strings trying to get his autograph, trying to break him down one way or the other. it really was pretty tough from all of those standpoints. and as i mellowed, coming into my third book, i said, you know, ifeel badly about writing about him. and i did the same thing with malcolm forbes. a great friend of mine. when i was having trouble with forbes magazine, i did not feel good about malcolm forbes. then i realised he wasjust doing his thing just trying to do the right thing, and i apologised to malcolm forbes, because he was just really doing his thing. and malcolm forbes has since died. and new york city has lost a great guy and a great character. the impression from what

sinatra affectionately called rickles "bullethead," and championed the up and coming comedian's careerir friendship survived several decades, with rickles taking jabs at "ol blue eyes" during his 80th birthday celebration in 1995. "god bless ya frank, i make fun of you what can you do to me (makes moves to his heart)" "he was great he was a great reactor for me. he enjoyed my sense of humor and i'm really grateful for it. rickles tested his acting chops in the 1958 movie "run silent run deep" opposite clark gable. he also made appearances in the popular "beach blanket" film series with annette funicello and frankie avalon."i couldn't have done it better myself if i could have done it."rickles caught johnny carson's attention and in 1965 began making regular appearances on "the tonight show." carson dubbed him "mr. warmth.""i started with him when the show was 90 minutes. i had great fun with him and i was free form and johnny would set me up to look like a real champ that was one of the exciting points of my life."rickles continued to make movies and soon became the go-to-guy for laugh

about the campaign because it was the battle like a caricature coming out of the steam room and frank sinatra of 1959 with mike tyson and don king would the celebrities and then hillary was really pushing gender were everything was like a of slumber party with cady perry so it did make the funny gender contrast. >> winning the of pulitzer 1999 for a commentary her most recent is of the cover that trump and hillary are coming down.al >> redid the escalator but the when he held her hand i guess he is not scared. but it is a funny ad image for some data was scared of stairs. >> caller: good afternoon. i just noticed she said how nice the first lady is but yet she is not living in the white house and she is okayho with that but i am wonderingnden if republicans are other people feel that way of michele obama would haveul done that she had two young girls. if the next% also has a spouse who just decides that is not for me? >> there are a lot of things if the obama as had done i don't think they would have survived like when sarah palin family caveman her daughter was pregnant and not married miche

>> i remember he had frank sinatra in, who is a friend of his. i would be the first to say that kid rock and ted nugent are not the same as frank sinatra. i do think -- wouldn't you agree, david, i do think these things aside from whatever humor there is a cultural point to it. i think i'm correct jay-z and beyonce were in the "situation room" in the white house and smiling and having a picture taken, et cetera. every president will do some version of this. frankly, in this day and age they'd be crazy not to. cultural figures, we just put a cultural figure in the white house. >> the clintons came under a lot of criticism for the way they treat the white house. >> had steven spielberg over there and stayed in the lincoln bedroom and made a film later. this picture, would we put it back up? there we are, a white trash mt. rushmore, i love it. look at them. that's perfect. one thing i admire about governor palin honestly, she has spoken out when she has been the target of vicious sexism from the left and good for her. she's defended her children whe

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don rickles was opening for sinatra. and also opening p.k, we should go to this on mushrooms. >> jimmy: yeah, well yeah. for p. isidora for sure, yeah. >> we bought third row tickets. i don't do -- i'm not a big drug person. i don't react well. >> jimmy: you're saying this because you know your children might watch this? >> a lot of people do drugs with their kids. their kids turn 18 and they smart smoking pot with their kids. >> jimmy: that's weird. >> you never did that. >> jimmy: no. >> that's weird because i feel like people feel like, oh, now we can be friends. now i can tell you who i really am. the truth is i love cocape. cocaine. [ laughter ] and the neighbors who come over all the time? your mom and i have sex with those people. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: seems like a bad idea in general, yeah. >> i really don't react well to drugs. at that time i experimented. for a moment. so once we went to vegas, we took mushrooms. the whole time we walked around, i had one thought. which i thought was genius but it was idiotic. which was, the reas

schumer questions if the ability to filibuster legislation will be the next sinatra digs to fall?enate tradition. >> instead of forces us to change, senators decided to change the senate, and i worry a great deal about what that means for our future. i hope we can get together, to do more in future months to insure that the 60-vote threshold for legislation remains. reporter: several senators are critical of what's happened today like john mccain, who by the way voted essentially for the "nuclear option" but they acknowledge it is historic and era of bipartisan if it ever existed in the last few years no longer does. senators eager to go home for the two-week easter recess are expected to confirm judge gorsuch to the supreme court sometime around 7:00 p.m. tomorrow night. melissa: when was this era of bipartisanship? i must have followed fallen asleep and missed it. reporter: you were out on the prairie at the time. david: oh. melissa: somethings because i certainly haven't seen it. adam shapiro, well-pyed. thank you. david: here to talk about all this, lessry rutledge, she is the

. - and then we learned ruby and sinatra, which were how to have users putting passwords and usernames, and then have the website actually check its database to see if those were correct. (intense fast music) - they've all learned how to build database driven websites, so something like twittter, or facebook, is all within their reach once they're done with this program. - i'm working on an app that allows students to basically update their grades, and the amount of time they spent studying, and overtime, they're able to check the process in their academic careers. - my project is similar to metacritic, and metacritic is kind of like this website where they do a lot of reviews on everything like music, tv shows, movies. - right now i'm working on, sort of like in a way, like a facebook or like a twitter page, where i can have users post little blogs, or like, i'm gonna try and have them be able to post pictures as well, maybe even videos. - [diyu] being able to write code is more than just fun, it's also a great skillset to have for a future career. - so, sometimes you can become a web

the reputation took off after endorsement from frank sinatra, and recently, a new generation discovered him as he was the voice of mr. potato head in the "toy story" movies. getting insulted by him was the ultimate compliment. he died in his home from kidney failure and he was 90 years old. >>> now your accweather forecast. >> yeah, what a shame. i loved him as mr. potato head. don't forget your angry eyes when going out on something. >> that was a good one. >> don't put the angry eyes on now if i tell you it's going to rain because it is. look at this, a time lapse, showing you what you have seen if looking up. no, not sales force tower. i wanted to show the clouds, no, actually, i wanted to show you both. it was trying to scrape the low clouds. they will be lower and eventually cover that and the rest of us in rain too. so far, we had .001 and that's as far south as measurable rain so far. late season storm arrived today. already has a little bit, but this is just minor nuggets. second system tomorrow evening. leaving us showers saturday, but sunshine for sunday. you can see not too m

after frank sinatra. he is not going to bite you. put your nose up against him.will just take it all in. >> aw. >> national take yourhi workday or national take your rabbit to workday. >> your rabbit to workday. that's a first for "world news now" in our 25 years. so, you know there is, this study about pets. particular dogs. >> theme. >> yes, pets is a theme today. that says apparently, dogs reflect your mood. >> oh. >> you know twwe have said. a roone eason to be happy. dogs or pets will make you happier. they will reflect your mood. some of your mannerisms. reflect some of your sayings. >> frank. >> see. it's proof. >> it's working. pets do that. >> take you to really cool video. drone operator shooting video over surfers doing rad tricks. when he noticed there was a shark right next to the surfers. then he somehow with the drone trying to signal to them. they are just completely oblivious what was happening. >>> breaking news this morning on "world news now" -- the tense standoff following a deadly encounter. one trooper is dead after police say a man opened

he could take shots at other celebrities, presidents even frank sinatra. >> even if you were on the receiving end of his famous insults you couldn't help but laugh of course we're talking about mr. warmth, don rickles. >> is that your why? >> jesus christ. >> how much you weigh, tiny? >> how much you weigh? >> rickles was known for stand up comedy work and his frequent appearances on the tonight show and johnny carson. he also starred in several motion pictures. younger generations may know him as the voice behind mr. potato head in the toy story movies. don rickles died at his home in california this morning. he was 90 years old. >>> rocker john bon jovi cut short his concert in pittsburgh. new jersey native said he had a sore throat and couldn't go on. he told the crowd he had been battling a cold for days and at one point he said he needed a karaoke singer to come and sing for him. he sang bad medicine and wrapped things up with living on prayer after 90 minutes of the expected two and a half hour show. >>> check your tickets. powerball ticket worth a million bucks was sold in our area. th

no one was ever off-limits, even frank sinatra. here's abc's david wright. >> will you welcome mr. don rickles? >> reporter: he was the king of zing. >> is that your wife? i'll tell you this -- >> reporter: don rickles made his name speaking comedy to power, whether it was the chairman of the board -- >> and frank, i love you -- >> reporter: or the president of the united states. >> good evening, mr. president, nice to see you, sir. and your lovely wife, nancy. it's a big treat for me to fly all the way from california to be here for this kind of money. >> reporter: they loved him for it. for don rickles, everybody was fair game. >> i laugh about people no matter what the hell you are. irish, jewish -- >> reporter: a reliable guest on the talk show circuit, and a fixture on the vegas strip since the days of the rat pack. >> when i first started out there was a lot of sand and a lot of guys who talked like, "hey, frank, what do you wanna do later?" >> reporter: he once said, you know what's funny, attitude. david wright, abc news, new york. >> celebrating mr. warmth. >>> thanks for

you picture him coming out of a steam room in vegas with frank sinatra 1959 and he had mike tyson and don king and holidays macho former felons as his celebrities and then hillary because she had not pushed gender in 2008 was really pushing gender in this caricature way where everything was like a slumber party with lena don him and katy perry and mariana grande day, so it did make a funny gender contrast. host: maureen dowd previous books are called bush world and "are men necessary?". she won the pulitzer in 1999 for commentary and her most recent book is called "the year of voting dangerously". on the cover is that the famous escalator from june, 2015, that donald trump and hillary clinton are coming down? guest: that's a funny, we did that escalator, the guilt escalator, but then went to resubmit came to visit trump and he held her hand it's sort of came out that he's scared of stairs, but i guess he's not scared of stairs where he doesn't have to move on them, but it's a funny image, the escalator for someone who is scared of stairs. host: tina, pennsylvania, good afternoon. call

just like the frank sinatra character in the movie, i understand why he asked for help but still a sad scene in the movie and i thought the lawsuits war sad seen. the fact that congress was reduced to going to a federal district court hat in hand and asking some district judge to solve this constitutional crisis. was a very sad moment. very sad moment. i think it was a moment that revealed that congress at that point had given away its powers. not in that moment but over the course of decades, specially to the executive branch, the administrative agencies. this book is a bipartisan evident, including the forward bid governor dean and senator lee and so in that spirit i'd like to harken back to one of my heroes, john hart ealy, whose david work reminds me. in this book, democracy and distress, ealy focused on the problem of delegation and how it cut against the democratic values, values of accountability. anyone a later book called "war and responsibility" in the preface, professor ealy offered some remarks which i quote a lot. i'll paraphrase them. he said we often thing of the shift i

even frank sinatra. reports say his death was caused by kidney failure. rickels is survived by his wife barbara and daughter, he was 90 years old. we'll be right back. can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. ♪ ♪ welcome to holiday inn! ♪ ♪ thank you! ♪ ♪ wait, i have something for you! ♪ ♪ making every stay a special stay. holiday inn, smiles ahead. whether for big meetings or little getaways, member always save more at holidayinn.com . trish: let's take a look at amazon.com. the founder there, jeff bezos is planning to sell about a billion dollars a year of his amazon stock, all because he wants to fuel his blue origin rocket company. pun intended. rocket company aiming to launch paying passengers on 11-minute space rides, starting next year. it's pretty neat, right? you can see amazon trading at all-time highs, it's off just a touch right there, perhaps on news that mr. bezos himself is going

. >> wow, feel talking about sinatra or something. >> he was great. >> back in the 20th century and allwill reportedly wrap up shooting early next year. i really feel like everybody knows the theme song from fresh prince. >> of course. >> should have been grammy nominated. >> yeah, anyway. ricky martin channeling tom cruise for tonight's showdown. >> my favorite stories. two-time grammy winner, stripping down, to a dress shirt and white socks and tighty whities and preview clip, re-creating cruise's dance from "risky business." >> even uses a brass candlestick like cruise in the film. he can get away with it. >> he did good. >> so we are fair and balanced in the overnight hours. the only reason we are showing his competition. kate upton. the model going all out. >> i feel dirty watching all this. >> back into the '90s. >> lip-syncing. >> i apologize. >> baby one more time. >> can we play the clips one more time? >> no. me. >> can we play the clips one more time? >> no. hthat's why new downyl can saprotect and refresh conditions fibers to lock out odors. so clothing odors don't do the ta

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the entertainment at the dinner used to be musical, frank sinatra or barbra streisand.fire, when he excoriated president bush while sitting right negotiation to him. >> this man as a 32% approval rating, but guys like us, we don't pay attention to the polls, we know that polls are just a collection of statistics that reflect what people are thinking in reality and reality has a well known liberal bias. >> now it's known among comedians as the toughest room in america, with comedy greats like conan o'brien and jimmy kimmel making historic performances. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> and tno one is prouder to pus birth certificate matter to rest and that is the donald, now he can get back to focusing on the issues that matter, like did we fake the moon landing? what really happened in roswell and where are biggie and tupac? >> even though donald trump did not attend last night. >> i'm treated very unfairly and very dishonestly by the press. >> in many way

. >> marvin gaye wanted to be frank sinatra. >> he was svelte, clean haven. shaven.♪ 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. he sees the protests here and it changed him. >> he holds up a more are to america, 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, berry 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're right, i'll learn something. if i'm right, you will learn somethi

. >> reporter: and even take on frank sinatra. >> frank, may i say publicly to you, is the bomb of the year. it's all over, frank. i know you don't like to hear that. it's gone. >> reporter: he'd appear on network sitcoms and later flourish in films with a small role in "casino" and voice of mr. potato head in the "toy story" movies. >> toss 'em overboard! >> reporter: his style would influence multiple generations of funny people like tina fey and amy poehler who paid tribute to the 88-year-old rickles in a manner he would appreciate most. >> after i saw him perform, i knew what i wanted to be, a -- >> a short, bald, jewish man. >> bob newhart made the claim he was my closest friend. i have never met bob newhart. >> reporter: they were close friends. newhart and wife ginny releasing a heartfelt statement hours after rickles died of kidney failure at the age of 90, calling rickles one of the kindest, caring and most sensitive human beings. >> i based my humor on laughing at bigotry. if you don't laugh back, it's not funny. >> repo

rickles once surprised frank sinatra on carson. natsothe was always pretending to speak italian...speaks italian/."and kissing frank... natsot: kissing he told of pranks the rat pack played, shoving him out of the steam room at the sands hotel naked. rickles / no font:"and the world got to see a perfect body."rickles played some serious roles, alongside robert deniro in scorsese's "casino". and some not so serious roles, mr. potato head in toy story. natsot:"what are you looking at you hockey puck."the donald once tried to get don to buy a trump condo. "and this is 9 billion 6 and this is 8 billion 9 and i looked at him and threw a dollar on the floor and said 'leave me alone.'"his verbal assaults..."what an idiot host."had larry king wiping tears off his glasses. but there was nothing cold about mr. warmth's true character. rickles:"and i tell you we have been blessed to have such a man."praising those he loved most to insult.jeanne moos, cnn, new york.natsot: more kissing frank sinatra i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine with b

wee small hours friday morning we will hear rain on the roof to quote the loving spoonful and frank sinatrae sentence. partly cloudy for tonight and cool. we'll stay on the mild side for wednesday. and then big changes are in the offering beginning on thursday. the numbers will come down the rain will come down beginning thursday night and the winds will pick up. so looks like a stormy day and we will get may flowers because we're certainly going to get some april showers. but tomorrow still looks fine. it's going to be dry. numbers in the mid-70s. that's above average. 76 for sunnyvale. 77 san jose. 80 degrees at morgan hill. over in the east a bit numbers will be in the upper 70s tomorrow. we have plenty of sunshine and then temperatures are going to be only in the mid-60s along the beach and in the upper 60s for the north bay and then for lake county, doesn't look bad tomorrow, 73 cloverdale and ukiah and saint helena. extended forecast, we'll send in the clouds then bring in the rain by thursday night and friday morning. the rain, the wind, and we have a few lingering showers on saturda

the entertainment at the dinner used to be musical, frank sinatra or barbra streisand, but stephen colbert 2006 when he excoriated president bush while standing right next to him. >> now i know there are some polls out there that says that this man has a 32% approval rating. guys like us, we don't pay attention to the polls. we know that polls are just a collection of statistics that reflect what people are thinking in reality. and reality has a well known liberal bias. >> now it is known among comedians as the toughest room in america, with comic greats like conan o'brien and jimmy kimmel having made strong showings. seth meyers of course not only did great, his performance will go down in history for having roasted audience member and notorious birther, donald trump. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> after meyers, the president going in as well. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald, and that's because he can finally get back to f

>> any time someone makes a reference to the frank sinatra movie, it's going to make me happy. but the reality is there are a lot of republicans who didn't support donald trump. i was one of them as ryan and keith know from conversations we have had on air, but those who had concerns still have to represent their clients, still have to do what they think is in the best interest of the country. that's why with general flynn, there are not just questions that will be asked to him about donald trump, but a lot of questions about him. it was revealed today that he received $150,000 from the russian television network r.t. that wasn't disclosed until just yesterday. that's a problem. >> keith, three other former trump campaign eights have offered to testify without saying it has to be with immunity. one is roger stone. let's listen to what he said in a recent interview. >> i'm not asking for immunity. i was maligned by a number of members of the committee who said things that were patently false. in a free society, i should have a chance to respond in the same forum. >> of course. >

his lucky break came in 1957 when frank sinatra sat in the front row.llywood knew he was the comedian to see. >> every star in hollywood felt that they had not made it, really made it, and if they had not been insulted by him, they really weren't with it. >> reporter: two years later he had his first gig in vegas, a city that would become his own. >> i went to the desert inn and worked there and the tropicana, i worked there, and i worked at the flamingo. i worked most of them. >> reporter: it was the tonight show with johnny carson where all of america got to know him. >> he would introduce him in a way that you knew something dangerous was about to come on the stage. >> would you welcome this year's poster child for rabies! [ laughter ] >> reporter: more guest spots followed. >> i can't figure out why i'm on this show because i don't like you. >> reporter: nobody could do it like him. >> a great star. great people! it's wonderful being here at the home. >> dean martin roast, he got the shining. >> i sometimes wonder what you're doing here. >> reporter

song is stirring up the crowd as well because who can't get excited when you hear my way by frank sinatraf how this president has run his administration so far has conducted his past 100 days, very unlike past presidents. maybe that is why he has gained many critics. he doesn't do it like other presidents have. let me ask you row quick you say there are how many roughly in this crowd? >> we were told the building holds around 11,000. right now as i look around and maybe craig if he wouldn't mind maybe panning off enjoying the viewers at home. i would say we are about 90% capacity. i would also say this even in a capacity crowd of 10 or 11,000 or more which would not usually the be the case, it's jampacked. you see the great america -- make america great again hats. people are making their way in. i'm expecting about 11,000 people here tonight to celebrate 100 days. julie: how do you get into rally like this? do you have to buy a ticket or is it first-come first-served? >> fare there are tickets that can be purchased and that's an interesting question as well because understand this is put

. >> frank sinatra. old blue eyes. beautiful day head down to the parkway kathy. down there and we can hit 90 soon. >> unbelievable the only thing keeping up from 90-degree temperatures is this line of storms and this line of storms. we'll talk about that plus how high the temperatures go. the seven day coming up. ♪ whoa! you're not taking these. hey, hey, hey! you're not taking those. whoa, whoa! you're not taking that. come with me. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. you're not taking that. mom, i'm taking the subaru. don't be late. even when we're not there to keep them safe, our subaru outback will be. (vo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >> this self check out plane at the wal*mart became a cash machine for dishonest shoppers in florida. instead of five dollars bills the change machine kept spitting out 20-dollar bills. and the eight customers who figured the mistake kept coming back for more cash. you know how long this went on for? it was 20 minutes. kept on going. >> before the employee figured out what was going on, the group got aw

. >> rickles once surprised frank sinatra on carson.s always pretending to speak italian. >> frank, i love you. foreign poli [ speaking foreign language ] >> and kissing friend. he told of pranks the rat pack played, shoving him out of the steam room of the sands hotel naked. >> the world got to see a perfect body. >> rickles played serious roles alongside score scino. the donald once tried to get him to buy a trump condo. this is 8 million.6, and i laid a dollar on the floor and said leave me alone. >> he had larry king wiping te r tears off his glasses. there is nothing cold about his true chats. >> i tell you, we have been blessed to have such a man. prai >> reporter: praising those he most liked to insult. >> you enjoyed it. >> laughter to a lot of people and longwell lived life. thanks for joining us. don't forget, you can watch "out front" any time anywhere on cnn go. anderson cooper begins right now. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. we beginning tonight with three words and the work under way that could turn those words in

the king of zing from queens, new york was discovered by frank sinatra in 1957 and entertained audiencesever since. >> i want you to know something from my heart, i never liked you. >> that was jimmy fallon, but today fellow comedian jimmy kimmel tweeted out, 90 years weren't enough. >> on to our national lead and the tale of a powerful figure brout down by journalists, in this case high school journalists writing about their incoming principal, amy robinson, who was hired last month. journalists writing for their school paper discovered that her university was not accredited. the investigation raised more questions than answers about the new principal's credentials. their story was published friday and she resigned tuesday. >>> we have with us trina paul and patrick sullivan. first of all, congratulations on your excellent work. i was editor of my high school paper but i did not manage to get the principal fired, unfortunately. trina, you are coeditor in chief. what made you suspicious during your initial interview with amy robertson? >> i think just some of the words that she used, som

frank sinatra was an early fan. >> what is this, london? >> reporter: another johnny carson.ared on the tonight show more than 100 times. it was all ad-lib. like this appearance in interr carson's massage. >> give me a break, i am so lonely. ended up getting dunks bathtub. he became a headliner in las vegas. a regular on dean martin's roast specials. >> how many years ago he gave me a break on a television show with -- i'll let you know when. it's good that you practice standing. >> reporter: no one was immune from his sharp wit. not even the president. >> it is a big thing for me to fly all the way from california to be here for this kind of money. >> in 2008, rickles won an emmy for his oughto biography. >> that was sweet of you to stand. next time leave a check by the door. >>ould insult people and mean it it wouldn't be funny. and he always left them bless a! god bless you, god night! brandi hitt, abc news, angeles. >>> he left us all laughing. >> an original for sure.ye. >> "the mix" is next. >> wow. meta appetite control... it's your glass of willpower that helps keep c