. >>> the "los angeles times" looks at the life and achievements of barbara sinatra.hilanthropist and fourth wife of singer frank sinatra died at her california home yesterday. she was 90. one of her lasting accomplishments is the creation of a nonprofit children's center that supports victims of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse. >>> and "usa today" says there are 23 new badges that girl scouts can earn. the additions are all part of the science, technology, engineering, and math field. just last month the organization rolled out new badges in cyber security. the girl scouts say the badges encourage the girls to explore the sciences at an early age. >>> still ahead, a cure for late night cravings. a ride hailing company is letting passengers choose a taco mode on their way home. so being cool comes naturally. hmm. i can't decide if this place is swag or bling. it's pretzels. word. ladies, you know when you switch, you get my bomb-diggity discounts automatically. ♪ no duh, right? [ chuckles ] sir, you forgot -- keep it. you're gonna need it when i make it precipit

jamie yuccas, cbs news, river falls, wisconsin >>> barbara sinatra, former wife of frank sinatra, hasd. she was a former model and showgirl and she met frank married 22 years. frank died in 1998. barbara became a philanthropist and founded a center for abused children. she died of natural causes. she was 90 years old. >>> there is another warmup heading towards the bay area. but this one will be different than the previous three. coming up, find out how long it is going to last and how warm it is going to get. that's in two minutes. >> and coming up all new at 6:00 tonight, "sky drone 5" takes a look at the fix for one of the bay area's most notorious bottlenecks in the progress 10 years in the making and the major roadblocks that could bring it to a halt. >> but first, the market closed up today. here's a look at the closing numbers from wall street. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. californi

barbara sinatra was 90 years old. still to come on the newshour: what's next for the nation's health care, the president's public criticism of his own attorney general, jeff sessions, we talk to members of the house intelligence committee about jared kushner's contacts with russia, and much more. >> woodruff: as we heard, it was a dramatic and consequential return for john mccain to the senate floor-- his first public appearance since being diagnosed with brain cancer. while his vote helped republicans open up debate on health care, he laid out the difficult road ahead to replace the affordable care act and called on his colleagues to change the tone and behavior of the senate more broadly as well. >> our deliberations can still be important and useful, but i think we'd all agree, they haven't been overburdened by greatness lately. right now they aren't producing much for the american people. both sides have let this happen. let's leave the history of who shot first for the historians. i suspect they'll find we all co

the sinatras were married for 22 years until frank sinatra's death in 19-98.arbara sinatra launched a namesake children's center in rancho mirage to help the youngest victims of abuse. the center's director says it has helped more than 20-thousand children. barbara sinatra was 90 years old. ( mark ) a new study looking at the brains of former n-f-l players found that 99-percent of them had the brain disease called c-t-e. ( darya ) the study includes more than just áprofessional football players' brains. kron four's spencer blake spoke with a local sports medicine specialist about the new study. (nats: whistle)if you or someone you love plays footballthen you should hear the latest research about chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or c-t-e. researchers looked at the donated brains of 202 former football players - more than half of them played in the n-f-l, and others only had high school or college football careers.177 of them had c-t-e, including all but áone of the n-f-l players in the study."that's a scary number at the nfl level." doctor david goltz, a sport

they were married into frank sinatra died in 1988. they founded a nonprofit that provided therapy for thousand of abused children. barbara is survived by her son, robert marks from her previous marriage to zepo marks. >>> ahead, the new. [ inaudible ] we'll track the forecast. increasing temperatures when we come back. >>> a reward is offered for clues in the killing of a 19- year-old who may have been in the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> he was shot to death in march outside an elementary school in san jose. in the four months since then, investigators haven't been able to uncover a motive, or suspect. tonight, his family says they hope a $5000 reward will convince someone so identify the killer. -- to identify the killer. all i want to do is ask. [ indiscernible ] to see this man put behind bars. >> that's hi grandfather. he raised joseph from the age of 11 the familiar things joseph happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time when he was killed. >>> draymond green is facing assault charges. the couple is seeking unspec

they remained married until sinatra died in 1998. the couple funded a nonprofit for children with physical and emotional abuse. she is survived by her son for her previous marriage to example marks. >>> it was mellow today but is going to heat up. we will see you back here with the details. >>> we had a discussion about which one of us will talk to you. >> after all of these years. >> you would think we would have this down. >> i came back to work and it's super foggy. there is a ton of fog out there.>> i was out sick yesterday. i can't seem to shake this cold . >> you got a little color. i thought you might've been at the beach. >> i know your voice. so there's real fog out there now. >> you can see the fog over the top and there's a bunch of it out there. it got deep last night. over 2000 feet so they -- that kept things mild. we have been in the bottom of the bell curve. really hot on the weekend. and there's the bottom where we are. tomorrow it will warm up a little bit and with that the fire danger comes up. we might see a heat

that you simply stop things you don't do the band says other than follow sinatra listen to them because they didn't want to see it just. so that sounded to me a funky floyd. little studio show that how do you go without those are good for your ha ha. make it is really described that he's the face he'd be or is. this. sort of you have this is going to companies these and this this is not that this to get you ready but they see that this. that's the. economic development is all about numbers really pleased to report this quarter we are one hundred six points. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think that there are see mike do. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart is that. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right i. just know a free market would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society from the part of the government tried to do. mi

so frank sinatra didn't like "my way" when he first sang it.h: hey, donald, here's my frank sinatra story. i went to the doctor, because i had a rash. and he told me it's because "i've got you under my skin." [ laughter and applause ] now, of course, the problem with the trump analogy is that sinatra was singing a song in the hopes that people would like it, whereas trump was making a promising promise that he would have to follow through on. and so far, he has not. >> is now-president trump draining the swamp or stocking it with a whole bunch of new critters? the administration has made a number of hires who are advising or leading the agencies they targeted as lobbyists just a short time ago. >> as it turns out, big money contributions from friendly donors to the president's inaugural committee are paying off for them. coal magnate and energy executive, christopher klein, gave $1 million as well. trump overturned many obama era energy regulations, that's cute. >> trump is not draining the swamp. nope. he's inviting the biggest, ugliest swamp

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he is the modern day frank sinatra. he did it his way. >> reporter: that's ron minor.too stopped by the wall. he too wanted to see the picture. ron is a retired nbc cameraman. vance called him chop. they were running buddies. vance loved motorcycles. he was as comfortable on a harley as he was sitting on a news set. >> honest to god, the words -- i mean when i found out this morning, i just couldn't talk. >> reporter: in the alley, at that vance was a customer at her coffee shop. >> he was one of my regular customers on sundays. the first time he came in when i was working there, i was so shocked. i mean happy shocked, and the rest of my employees were like, oh, yeah, he comes in all the time, this is normal. i was like, but this is jim vance. >> d.c. leaders, local personalities and former rivals say vance had an authenticity and passion that endeared him to so many, and they reflected on those qualities that made him a rock star here on this news set and in our community. >> he just had that marvelous quality of being a good neighbor, and think that's what helped him

he is the modern-day frank sinatra. he did it his way. >> that's ron minor.stopped by the wall. he too wanted to see the picture. ron is a retired nbc cameraman. vance called him chop. they were running buddies. they rode harleys together, near and far. vance loved motorcycles. he was as comfortable on a harley as he was sitting on a news set. and chances are, if you saw vance, chop was right next to him. >> i was 22 years old when i m and he was 27. and honest to god, the words -- i mean, when i found out this morning, i just couldn't talk. it was just unbelievable. unbelievable. but, you know, we all must do it. it's just sad to see him go out this way. >> in the alley, at that picture today, keely foye. vance was a customer at her coffee shop. >> he was one of my regular customers on sunday. the first time he came in when i was working there, i was so shocked. happy shocked. and the rest of my employees were like, he comes in all the time, it's normal. but i'm like, this is jim vance. >> reporter: for some reason, i thought he'd never die. vance, you'll al

barbara sinatra was a prominent youth advocate who raised millions of dollars to help abused childrene was 90 >>> philadelphia celebrated a native son who became first african-american in space. colonel blueford was born and raised in west philadelphia. >> david spunt was at the man music center for the celebration. man man. >> reporter: call it a journal through space and time thanks to the talents of the philadelphia orchestra and m, a n n festival >> i felt grateful, i was just in, a awer >> he grew up in philadelphia, graduated in 1960. became a nasa astronaut in 1979 and went up in space in 1983. when he became the first african-american astronaut in space. it's a trip he looks back on fondly and frequentlily >> flying in space is a great experience. i'm a flyer. >> reporter: the man honored his birthday way commissioned piece titled hold fast to dreams >> you can't help to feel that great sense of wow, this is -- this is a moment. this is a moment to remember and to celebrate. >> reporter: williams called blueford his role model >> a real american hero, 144 flight missions in vi

barbara sinatra was a prominent youth advocate who raised millions of dollars to help abused children was 90 >>> philadelphia celebrated a native son who became first african-american in space. colonel blueford was born and raised in west philadelphia. >> david spunt was at the man music center for the celebration. man man. >> reporter: call it a journal through space and time thanks to the talents of the philadelphia orchestra and m, a n n festival >> i felt grateful, i was just in, a awer >> he grew up in philadelphia, graduated in 1960. became a nasa astronaut in 1979 and went up in space in 1983. when he became the first african-american astronaut in space. it's a trip he looks back on fondly and frequentlily >> flying in space is a great experience. i'm a flyer. >> reporter: the man honored his birthday way commissioned piece titled hold fast to dreams >> you can't help to feel that great sense of wow, this is -- this is a moment. this is a moment to remember and to celebrate. >> reporter: williams called blueford his role model >> a real american hero, 144 flight missions in vie

barbara sinatra has died.ife of legendary singer franc sk sinat who was married to him the longest. a former model, show girl and socialite, she went on to become a child advocate. she died of natural causes at her home in california surrounded by family and friends. she was 90 years old. >> just ahead, one of the ohio state fair's most popular attractions. plus shocking new details from a study on head trauma and the nfl next. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recommendation for our best custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. by reducing shock and stress on his body with every step. so look out world, dad's taking charge. dr. scholl's. born to move. hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil. i feel it ev

. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> barbara sinatra has died. she was frank sinatra's fourth wife.ried for 22 years, before he died in 1998. she founded the barbara sinatra children's center, which helps victims of abuse. barbara passed away yesterday, surrounded by loved ones, at her home in ran cho, california, basically palm spinx where she lived with frank. she was 90 years old. i think she was a show girl at one point when they met. >> that's sad. but at least they're reunited together now. >> oh, is that what you think? >> you don't think flow. >> oh, i guess so. >> maybe he's serenading her up in heaven. >> yes now, see, he was married to a barbara i think to start, i think he was married to a barbara, his first wife. and then there was an actress, avenue a gardner. >> nancy was his first wife. >> like i said, nancy was the first, and they named their child nancy after the woman. nancy. and then it was avenue a gardner. >> are you sure? i don't know what to believe now. >> yes. >> and then another actress, mia farrow, and i believe there is a dude over on msnbc named reason

this song sinatra debates what's best songs that these are little reader who adopted us on only one he kept in mind his emotions as a young readers. me and two taffy but it was done in a manner that really pleased me mom background really nnova. fan the graphic novel meanwhile a week the movie with impatience your government has. i watched the trailer. i see things from the comic book bound by of the characters look the same. it's been respected graphically off to get coffee. barbecue he took a big risk in what i have high expectations we're looking forward to watching it. well they're in and the city of the thousand planets debuted in the united states a week before its official release. in front. it's nine eighteen pm here in paris reminded now all of our top headlines. in a blow to the lgbt community us presidents donald trump takes a twitch set to announce that he plans to ban transgender people. from serving in the u. s. citrix. nbi u. s. announces a fresh wave of sanctions against venezuela's president nicolas maduro and his allies. this as the country's opposition leader calls o

i like all kinds of music you know like like you know like i said i was sure that you know i love sinatra you know he's great i love all kind of music people do things not to get over apt yet you do yeah i do because i just you know he has the time and. yes if it has a rhythm in the time you go to big three dot com and death certificate has now been released with three new songs some social media questions were on a g.l. can you confirm if you are or not working on a new friday movie yes we are when very preliminary stages of it we still get all of our ideas together but it's common ok daniel course of a thomas what three hip hop artists best represent the genre right now man i would say. kendrick lamar. i would say i guess you know you got to say drake. and. if you sum it up john reilly you're a pro at all you've accomplished your music changed the industry as well as society what do you think the next big revolution in music will be consist of. that's coming. while you know if i knew that it. did make a whole lot of money you know that's the thing about everything goes around comes arou

(frank sinatra on stereo) ♪ and as funny as it may seem ♪ ♪ some people get their kicks ♪hat? i've heard you sing in the shower. you sing in the car with me. you never miss a note! your problem is doing it around people. sing! you want me to sing now? yeah! it's all in your head! when you get over that little stage fright, you'll never choke an audition again. sing! (singing along, flatly) ♪ i've been a puppet, a pauper ♪ ♪ a pirate, a poet ♪ that's not singing! attack it! ♪ a pawn and a king ♪ ♪ i've been up and down and over and out ♪ ♪ and i know one thing ♪ what's that thing?! ♪ each time i find myself ♪ ♪ flat on my face ♪ yeah! now you got it! ♪ i pick myself up ♪ get in that bag! i know you want to! ♪ and get back in the race ♪ yeah! ♪ that's life ♪ ♪ that's life ♪ sing it to me, baby! ♪ that's what all the people say ♪ (gasps) oh, my god. is that janie gibbs? yikes. her skin looks like crumpled tinfoil you try to smooth out and use again. remind me not to get old in front of you. (speaks indistinctly, laughs) i don't even see the kids' faces anymore.