frank sinatra's former manager, a gentleman wiceman called the way it was with frank sinatra. in it he tells a story of the heated exchange frank sinatra had in 1990 with a casino owner named donald trump. the story goes, he was working a deal with frank sinatra to do 12 shows to open are. taj mahal and trump city. this guy wiseman was working with died in a helicopter crash. since the deal hadn't been finalized yet, trump brought wiseman back in to renegotiate the terms to try to pay sinatra less than they had agreed upon. when frank heard the new lower offer, wiseman said he told trump to go f himself and even offered his personal phone number in case trump wanted to hear that directly from him. it is amazing. people are rising from the dead to curse at donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know if the story is true but it does come from a reliable source. if only there was a way verify whether or not this really happened. like if there was some sort of -- ♪ doobie doobie >> jimmy: whoa! >> jimbo! are you looking for me? i'm ready to ring a ding ding everyb

the one sinatra asked that old song what is america to me?t's a question that gets lost in the constant infighting that consumes us here in washington. ronald reagan said that the american dream is not that every man must be level with every other man. the american dream is that every man must

we did songs that ended up on the seriously sinatra chance to sirius. we did, like, swing tune.number within on the rock chart. and we understanded up having three songs go number one on the country chart. and everything in between from reggae to-- you know, all of my bandmates are very diverse and very studied in different things -- >> what's the common element of all that, whether it's reggae, sinatra, or pop music sung by-- >> it's either good or it's not. it either makes you feel something tore doesn't. >> rose: is it talent you're born with or is it talent you learn? you know, i think it's a little bit of both. i think you're either born to really love something enough to sit behind closed doors for 20,000 hours and practice it. you're either born with the expaghtz love t-- with the love and passion to do it. but you're not just born able to come out and shred up a guitar. you're not born with that. something drove you to love or motivate you to spend the time doing it. the word "talent" can be a little misused sometimeses-- "this guy is really talented." i really think it'

so hard probably sinatra only because he didn't do a lot of interviews i did his last television interview i don't know why he didn't do more because he was a wonderful guest he was open. he didn't have a control between the brain and the tongue he answered the questions you asked. and he was a down to earth guy and he was frank's you know no one was bigger in the sixty's than francis albert sinatra one of my prized possessions at home is a long letter he wrote me after one of our interviews. on our own on very low levels no sin mandela wow malcolm x. . martin luther king. seven presidents marlon brando. i pledge praise over every day every day i'm just a little jewish more than. i wanted to get on the radio and that was sixty one years ago i had ample and leave god the lady three years old can't believe that a thanks for sticking around tonight on the big picture larry king i am honored to be in your company on r t america thanks to all of sado everyone else in that evelyn's. go by and thank you for watching and for keeping the conversation going between t.v. shows on twitter i am at holl

. >>> it was once a star studded casino, a favorite haunt for frank sinatra and marilyn monroe, how onebay area's richest men could bring new life to a faded tahoe resort. >> that place needs it. >> will marshawn lynch play this sunday? >> and let's just say this was the most expensive mouthpiece in league history. we're up next. saving win over kansas city, the raiders travel to buffalo this sunday and who knows if marshawn lynch will be on the plane flight.. >>> coming off a possible season saving win to kansas city the raiders travel to buffalo this sunday and who knows if marshawn lynch will be on that plane flight? lynch appealed his suspension to the nfl today. espn is reporting that lynch argued nine players made contact with an nfl official last year and none were suspended. chiefs cornerback marcus peters also spoke on lynch's behalf. raiders coach jack del rio said he hasn't even spoken with lynch and would like to know sooner than later about his status for sunday. >> we expect to hear something early in the week, hopefully by tomorrow would be the fairest thing, you know, so

we did songs that edged up on the sirius sinatra channel.ck tune and three songs go number one on the country chart. all of my band mates are very diverse and very studied in different things. charlie: what's the common element of all that, whether reggae, sinatra, or pop music sung by -- zac: it's either good or no. it either makes you feel something or it doesn't. charlie: sit talent you're born with or talent you learn? zac: i think it's a little bit of both. you're born to love something enough to sit behind closed doors and practice it. 20,000 hours but you're not just born able to come out and shred up a guitar. you are not born with that. something drove you or motivated you to spend the time doing it. the word "talent" can be a little misused sometimes. like wow, this guy is really talented, but i really think it's the love and passion for it. the one thing i do think people are born with, they are born with hustle or they're not and i've learned that by working with other artists. artists that have the talents and the ability but th

we did songs that ended up on the seriously sinatra channel.a rock tune ended all number one on the rock chart. we had three songs go number one on the country chart. and everything in between from reggae to all of my band mates are very diverse and very studied in different things. >> rose: what's the common element of all that whether it's reggae or whether it's sinatra or whether it's pop music sung by -- >> it's either good or it's not. it either makes you feel something or it doesn't. >> rose: is it talent you're born with or is it talent you are learn. >> i think it's a little bit of both. i think you're either born to really love something enough to sit behind closed doors for 20,000 hours and practice it. you're either born with the passion and the love to do it but you're not just born able to come out and shred up a guitar. you're not born with that. something drove you to love or motivated you to spend the time doing it. so the word talent can be a little misused sometimes like wow this guise -- guy's really talented. what i think pe

. >> if i want to sound halfway decent i will do something frank sinatra. >> james: nice. >> and if i'mitious i might tree >> james: ri rihanna song would you do? >> umbrella. >> james: no. would-- i would pay a lot of money to see fassbender singing umbrella. >> yeah, i'm not sure you would. >> james: i absolutely would, i genuinely would. i could see you releasing like a sort of buble-esque christmas album. >> i was going to release an album called covered in love. it would be me and a horse in a tuxedo. >> james: on the cover. >> on the cover. >> james: what would we do, just standards? >> i would do everything but in opera style. >> james: no. >> yes, yes, yes. >> james: are you serious. >> i was thinking of starting off with the scorpians wind of change, you know. >> james: how does that go. (whistling). >> james: so pre-- predominantly whistling. i would buy t i'm into that >> for christmas. >> james: it's so wonderful to have you here, you are originally from cuba but you moved to spain when were you 18, which can i only imagine must have been quite the culture shock. >> yeah, it

frank sinatra once owned it, sold after losing casino license. been vacant. sammy davis jr., marilyn monroe were all there. >>> if you have a beef with your bank, should you be allowed to sue it? >> old fight over new rule. treasury department released a study that contends that arbitration rule is not in the consumer's best interest. time is running out for congress to overrule the regulations aimed at reining in the financial institutions. consumer advocates say that bank and brokerage customers do better in court than arbitration. >>> many of the cars hit the road without spare fires. money and space, reducing weight and gas mileage. problem comes with flat. come with tire inflater kits to temporarily repair small punctures. but aaa study said can't fix side wall damage or blowouts. effort to reduce weight on increased gas mileage cars, not going away soon. >>> average price of gasoline fell a nickel over the past two weeks. distribution systems continue to get back to normal following disruptions from hurricanes along the gulf coast. average price nationw

frank sinatra and dean martin was there. in 2012, he purchased the hawaiian island of lanai. how about that? it's a lot of money. >> a lot of money. >> yeah. >>> those temperatures, kari, you have been tracking it. it's going to be hot. >> yeah, and it warms up quickly as we look outside in san jose. starts out nice. let me show you the temperature trend for campbell will be upper 50s. 9:00 is the time to get out there. by noon, the temperatures mid 70s. above where we should be this time of year. >>> here is a nice look at the dublin grade. off in the distance, the dublin interchange. there's plenty of traffic, but nothing unusual for the tri-valley. we'll track the rest of your commute, coming up. he's brought us to the brink of nuclear war. obstructed justice at the fbi. and in direct violation of the constitution, he's taken money from foreign governments and threatened to shut down news organizations that report the truth. if that isn't a case for impeaching and removing a dangerous president, then what has our government become? i'm tom steyer and, like you, i'm a citiz

he would play the sinatra song "high hopes. a -- hopes." >> that is very interesting. i love that.n so great talking with you. >> it's always fun when you come by. we have fun. we have a good time. let's continue motoring. >> that's a good term. >> up next here is a luxury , product still made by hand. there is a painstaking process behind each of these beautiful watches. >> with the mechanical watch, it is the physical object of the handwork which makes it special and unique. >> this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> to close out "bloomberg pursuits," a regular series we call "made," because to truly appreciate an object of luxury, you need to go back to the beginning and see how it came to be. the swiss watch brand arnold and son makes watches from scratch. we were taken inside the process earlier this year. >> every new watch is like a new piece of art. it has a different story to tell. it very interesting thing about watches. a high precision device, and the other thing is they have to be hand finished, which is very related to art and craft. you have these two words in one wat

thank you very much, colin, frank sinatra's favourite pilot. hours. it would expand and contract as it landed. extraordinary british engineering. we will talk about it more later. incredible. if you are going to drop a name, frank sinatra is the one to drop. three hours remains an extraordinary thing even after all these years. much more later on. and now we will take a look at how british businesses trying to solve biggest problem, productivity. how do we work more hours but less work? we will look at that. good morning. good morning. we will try to solve that puzzle with this. we are at a mackerel and it is absolutely boiling. —— glass factory. we will show you what they do. they are blowing the glass and creating things like this. last year they have improved productivity, putting doors on the furnace to save money. it has made a huge difference. we will find out what they did and how it has helped. but first, the news, travel, and weather, wherever you are waking up this morning. good morning from bbc london news. i'm sonja jessup. an east

successful recipe for a topic of five famous songs you probably didn't know were made in germany frank sinatra strangers in the night strangers in the night. extreme doing glance one bring in. strangers in the night was a hit worldwide the music was composed by german orchestra leader bhatt campell over the years others claim to have written a song but it's still credited to him originally background music for a film this song became the center of attention. oh i love that you and sometimes you call the classics that applies to clothing as well as to songs in fact traffic clothing items are always a good investment for the skull that means kill it's like the traditional german later hose and german men have wore one at some point and it's the same with the scots in the kilt when you talk to the one lady who has worked for forty years with a top weaving mill and is just so ahead twenty thousand killed by hand i might add . kilts are fashionable or no one knows it better than elaine scad she's been making the scottish tartan skirts for men since one nine hundred seventy seven so far she's sewn o

he would play the sinatra song "high hopes," and he would juggle.surance because you get to do a show once a month. hannah: that is very interesting. i love that. well jay, it has been so great talking with you. jay: it's always fun when you come by. we have fun. we have a good time. let's continue motoring. hannah: motoring. that's a trucker term. [horn honks] announcer: up next, here is a luxury product still made by hand. there is a painstaking process behind each of these beautiful watches. >> with the mechanical watch, it is really the object, the physical object of the handwork which makes it special and unique. announcer: this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ ♪ announcer: to close out "bloomberg pursuits," a regular series we call "made," because to truly appreciate an object of luxury, you need to go back to the beginning and see how it came to be. the swiss watch brand arnold & son makes luxury timepieces from scratch. the company's former head of product development took us inside the process earlier this year. ♪ >> every new watch is like a new

he would play the sinatra song "high hopes" and he would juggle.surance because you get to do a show once a month. hannah: that is very interesting. i love that. well jay, it has been so great talking with you. jay: it's always fun when you come by. we have fun. we have a good time. and let's continue motoring. hannah: motoring. that's a trucker term. [horn honks] announcer: up next, here is a luxury product still made by hand. there is a painstaking process behind each of these beautiful watches. >> with the mechanical watch, it is really the object, the physical object of the handwork which makes it special and unique. announcer: this is "bloomberg pursuits." ♪ ♪ announcer: to close out "bloomberg pursuits," a regular series we call "made," because to truly appreciate an object of luxury, you need to go back to the beginning and see how it came to be. the swiss watch brand arnold & son makes luxury timepieces from scratch. the company's former head of product development took us inside the process earlier this year. ♪ >> every new watch is like a

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he's like, oh, i got frank sinatra. i got him on vinyl. >> renaissance man. i heard him say that something about the way he dresses. you dress for where you're headed, not for where you are now. >> that's right. it's -- his senior year in high school, he wore a suit to class every single day. he said, you dress for success. where you want to go. according to mac, it's to the white house. >> mac hollands. great. >>> it a dreary day that continues today. a lot of clouds, moisture in place. we don't have as much rain as yesterday morning. on the radar and satellite, spots of green are sprinkles that are trying to make it to the ground over the delaware beaches and near cape may. i wouldn't be surprised if it's more of a mist or just a little thicker feel to the air. for the rest of us, cloudy conditions. it's still too dark to tell, but that's going to be continuing throughout the day. how about temperatures? neighborhood temperatures start in philadelphia. 57, sole hill. 54 for west mt. airy. 57 at the airport. that's the official reading for the area. 55 fox c

well, you know i'm a big frank sinatra, my way the song, he always says regrets i've had a few.lk about mistakes, everyone makes mistakes. by mistakes, everyone makes mistakes. by the way, i want to thank your country. you mentioned the elected sheriff, which originated years and yea rs sheriff, which originated years and years ago. it came to the us, the western sheriff. we now have 3000. chief law enforcement officer for the county. so i am very proud to have spent 2a years serving the people. no one would doubt your success people. no one would doubt your success in terms of re—elections. i believe you were re—elected five times. but nobody in maricopa county chose you, elected you, to violate the constitution, but that is clearly what you ended up doing and i'm just wondering whether you are prepared to say sorry for that now. idid not prepared to say sorry for that now. i did not violate the constitution. it is an issue that a judge decided to repeat or report during a trial, so we are to repeat or report during a trial, so we are appealing that. this is a misdemeanour. at

realize that it's like being the opening band before the doubleheader of bruce springsteen and frank sinatra. but i'll shoulder on. so it is a delight for parsons and on behalf of parsons to sponsor this event and also to be able to introduce two of the most accomplished public servants in their respective nations as well as two of the most astute analytical observers of the middle east and its prospects. i live in abu dhabi right now and i'll tell you it has been a challenging year for businesses in the region, for political folks, for government entities, and if you -- if you look at it in a snapshot, you paint a picture of all sorts of challenges and obstacles, many of which we are discussing at this conference. parsons has been in this region for 60 years. there's 4,500 of us over there right now. i think we tend to take perhaps a longer term view or open a little bit about what's going on in the region. if you do that, i think you can find some signs of promise. i think if you actually examine some of the structural developments under way, there's reason for optimism. i see promise in t

frank sinatra, and he even has him on vinyl.e's a husband, father, veteran... but most of all, he's a fighter. chris brown has never been afraid to take on the big fights. that's why he stood up to republicans and democrats alike to fight the north jersey casinos and the takeover of atlantic city. chris brown is fighting to protect jobs in our region... a true champion for the working men and women of atlantic county. on november 7th, let's keep him fighting for us. chris brown for state senate, he's on our side. a cosmic crash of two super-dense neutron stars has allowed scientists to uncover secrets like where gold comes from. researchers say the stars collided about 1.4 billion years ago, but the echo created by the collision had to travel about 130 million light years before highly sensitive detectors on earth heard the faint noise back in august. scientists say the collision created a huge burst of gamma rays and a gravitational wave which caused a ripple in the fabric of space, first theorized by albert einstein, food for

ali at one point that he was the most famous man on the planet, is that true or hyperbole on our sinatra it's true. -- on our part? >> i think it's true. before the internet, he was the only guy you could see live around the world. used to talk about it, 17 billion people watching me. if you put them all in one place, that would stretch out over the course of three countries. he would go crazy. he loved thinking about how all these people were watching him at the same time. i think it's true. he was the most recognizable face in the world. >> yeah. what is to your mind after having done this book, his -- his abiding legacy? >> i think ali's legacy is that we have a responsibility to speak up to power, that we have a responsibility to be free and to fight for freedom. and he used boxing as a way to grab that power and to speak up for himself and to speak up for his people. >> yeah. you think years from now they'll still be talking about ali? i ask that because sometimes you have heroes who pass away. and it's like when they pass away, we just -- we forget about them. they disappear. and t

me what got you into memorable i mean i have a lot judge a lot of adolescent memorabilia dealers sinatra. you know i've got an amazing trophy room at home but it's more like an eagle room i go in with all the little i don't know my wife and i my wife collects horror movie props and i collect a lot of animation and disney memorabilia and common and comedy movie stuff there's another auction coming up and i'm going to bid on bill murray's. jumpsuit from ghostbusters was my first movie that's right that's right i remember you from ghostbusters that's was you guys some people say they're the cause of it i remember i remember it i remember you in there are you a movie freak i mean i guess i am for the movies that i like but i but i but not i'm not i don't know everything about all movies or all collectors nerds i mean i would imagine yeah i mean if you're if you're a hardcore collector and you have deep knowledge about something then you're probably a nerd for that thing is nerd mainstream there are a lot of nerds yeah i think so i mean to but i still think that there's room for fringe nerds

realize that it's like being the opening band before the doubleheader of bruce springsteen and frank sinatra. but i'll shoulder on. so it is a delight for parsons and on behalf of parsons to sponsor this event and also to be able to

as emotional rounds are fired off one after another like this doozy from nancy sinatra who seems to be endorsing mass murder writing on twitter, the murderous members of the nra should face a firing squad. it's obvious the quest for why this idiot did what he did has been abandoned. democrats also take plenty of gun money, but they never address who is most of affected by gun violence and the root cause of mental illness. if there were no guns of any time would that gun violence have been so psychotic he would have tried by any on the per means to take so many lives? the greatest category of gun deaths are mostly suicides. most of of them are older men who take their own lives. then you have young men who shoot each other. but that troubled demographic doesn't fit into the democrat narrative. all of these deaths are tragic yet somehow when the thin veil between life and dates so easily disregarded and human life is seen as disposable it's only worth talk about when it's a mass casualty event. if we want an honest conversation about pain and mental illness we might make cultural improve

conmebol or sport -- the resort once owned by frank sinatra.tments will according to people familiar with the matter, the ability to buy without debt financing gives them a quote, blank state -- blank slate. shares soaredng after third-quarter sales jumped 49%. private equity company -- also anded its industry outlook expects luxury goods sales to rise 6%. that is your latest business flash. shery: coming up, how to keep reengineering success. the microsoft ceo sat down with david rubenstein to share some of his secrets. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. shery: and i am shery anh. vonnie: success brings a problem for companies, how to keep engineering it. microsoft ceo satya nadella was cast with just that when he was tasked to lead microsoft's bing and cloud team. told us on the david rubenstein show. david: you are running the microsoft solutions business but then they said we would like you to run the search business and did you say you cannot compete against google or did you say i am happy to do tha

as emotional rounds are fired off one after another like this doozy from nancy sinatra who seems to be endorsing mass murder writing on twitter, the murderous members of the nra should face a firing squad. it's obvious the quest for why this idiot did what he did has been abandoned. democrats also take plenty of gun money, but they never address who is most of affected by gun violence and the root cause of mental illness. if there were no guns of any time would that gun violence have been so psychotic he would have tried by any on the per means to take so many lives? the greatest category of gun deaths are mostly suicides. most of of them are older men who take their own lives. then you have young men who shoot each other. but that troubled demographic doesn't fit into the democrat narrative. all of these deaths are tragic yet somehow when the thin veil between life and dates so easily disregarded and human life is seen as disposable it's only worth talk about when it's a mass casualty event. if we want an honest conversation about pain and mental illness we might make cultural improve

sinatra is four years old and rescued from a hording situation. >> he can be shy at first, but once warmse is a sweetheart. >> good boy. >> reporter: burt is a laid back kind of fella. this is jimmy chu a gray and white tabby was left in a house when his owners simply moved to florida. very affection -- owe you can visit the cat tales website, if you would like us to share your shelter success stories post a picture to the "fyi philly" using the #6abc shelter me, we'll feature your stories on upcoming shelter me segments. matt o'donnell channel 6 "action news." >> still ahead on "action news," saturday morning from the phils to the court, eagles garrett blunt shows off his moves ahead of tomorrow's game against the cardinals. sports is next. >>> fedex nate ♪ ♪ start your day with a new hash brown scramble bowl from chick-fil-a. z2e3tz z5yz y2e3ty y5yy >> so glad you stayed with us, 9:26 a.m., eagles and cardinals set for a battle of the birds at the linc. it happens tomorrow. running back blunt is starting to assert himself, but arizona is good against the run. blunt said the key to tomor