. >> anthony: sinatra was not supposed to be, uh, particularly, uh, amiable at the table. >> benny: sinatrabut those were the good days. but, it's nice now too. >> anthony: would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> erick: yeah, i definitely have been, i'm trying to move past that. we have a 2 year old at home. so i'm working in that phase. but i'll always have that gambling gear, there's no doubt about it. >> anthony: erick and erica lindgren are professional gamblers. poker players to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars. tonight? slightly smaller stakes. >> erick: hey benny, how do you like my chances? >> benny: good. good. >> erica: that's a trained answer. >> anthony: instead of actual poker, we're set up with a dumbed-down, for the camera version, of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> benny: oh here's a winner! here's a winner! yep, two pair. he's cutting up over there. see how easy it is? you got this game down. >> anthony: uh-oh. those are famous

many fear the sudden rise of both sinatra could mean a threat to their democracy he has praised dictators supported torture and just before the elections he promised to purge the country of leftists. it is victory speech also not to appear to dial back his extreme views. but that is not the oh this is a country for us all brazilians by birth or heart. of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws they thought they. in two months brazil will begin to see what kind of change it voted for bill sonora will take office on january first. full our correspondent ophelia harms our routine joins us live now from rio de janiero it's good to see you we know that the campaign was very divisive and polarizing the question today will president but also now or will he seek to unify the country or do you think his presidency is going to just be a continuation of what he delivered in his campaign. well what he did say after the election ended last night and his

many fear the sudden rise of both sinatra could mean a threat to their democracy he has praised dictators supported torture and just before the elections he promised to purge the country of leftists. in his victory speech also not to appear to dial back his extreme views. but of their lives not the oh this is a country for us all brazilians by birth or heart you know brazil of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws they thought they were. in two months brazil will begin to see what kind of change it voted for also in our will take office on january first. we're up to date with the news for all of us here in berlin thanks for the company will be back at the top of the hour with more world news. rearing to me. not everyone who loves books has to go in saying. that t.w. literature list one hundred german must reads.

thousands of people gathered outside jaya both sinatra's home in rio de janeiro to celebrate. for his supporters the result marks a new beginning for brazil. with many shedding tears of joy as the news broke that was the election campaign was tough and particularly divisive i just sing the nation for the first time as the country's president elect from inside his own home also now a spark of unity but also live north of oh this is a country for a saw brazilians by birth or heart or do you know brazil of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws i think there were some very different scenes in sao paulo amongst supporters of his leftist opponent fernando had out. and out on the street there was anger towards the winner. many protesters shouting not him. clark yeah i'm in mourning not for me but for purcell it doesn't deserve this it doesn't deserve this ignorance. all scenarios are highly polarizing figure in brazil critics charge

many fear the sudden rise of both sinatra could mean a threat to their democracy he has praised dictators supported torture and just before the elections he promised to purge the country of leftists. in his victory speech also not to appear to dial back his extreme views. but that is not the oh this is a country for us all brazilians by birth or heart you know brazil of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws. in two months brazil will begin to see what kind of change it voted for bill sonora will take office on january first. and tonight i'm joined by one carlos a doggo he is a latin american policy analyst at the cato institute he joins us from our studios in washington d.c. good to have you on the program u.s. president truong was among the first to congratulate mr bowles and are they kindred spirits. there are lots of points of common between both so not on trump also not only is it very strongly support to israel i wouldn't be surprise

many fear the sudden rise of both sinatra could mean a threat to their democracy he has praised dictators supported torture and just before the elections he promised to purge the country of leftists. in his victory speech also not to appear to dial back his extreme views. but their lives not the oh this is a country for a saw brazilians by birth or heart you know brazil of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws they thought they. in two months brazil will begin to see what kind of changes voted for both in our will take office on january first. when you talk about that i'm joined by we're not a sociologist with a strong focus on brazil at berlin's free university as well that's good to have you on the show we know the what the situation was before the election i mean the results of this will show just that the country is incredibly divided she jeff rense is between the poor in the rich the north south black and whites. our differences betw

fred astaire, bing crosby and frank sinatra all recorded his songs.ormers he had ever seen and those songs, a catalogue of heartbreak and life's many sadnesses. my songs are very solid. i write about everything. i write about... 0ften my wife will say, you're not going to sing about that in the song! and i say, yes, iam going to say it. the glamour of his heyday in the 60s and 70s was a world away from his childhood. charles aznavour‘s family were armenian immigrants. he left school and began performing when he was nine. and it was the great french singer edith piaf who gave him his big break, accompanying her on a tour of america. in an era of rock and roll, this five foot three and resolutely old school singer was himself surprised by his enormous success. he sang in six languages, he appeared in films, he was even named armenia's ambassador to switzerland. but charles aznavour‘s place in history is the songwriting. that gift for turning the joy, melancholy and pain of life into song. # she... charles aznavour, who has died at the age of 94. time fo

many fear the sudden rise of both sinatra could mean a threat to their democracy he has praised dictators supported torture and just before the elections he promised to purge the country of leftists. in his victory speech also not to appear to dial back his extreme views. but their lives not the oh this is a country for us all brazilians by birth or heart you know brazil of diverse opinions colors and orientations as a defender of freedom i will lead a government which defends and protects the rights of citizens who comply with their duties and respect the laws. in two months brazil will begin to see what kind of changes voted for us on our will take office on january first. the second round of the german cup to that feature is a classic david versus goliath match up max measured from the splits this is britney welcome max you know what makes the german cup so exciting that the small teams can cause an upset by taking on a very big team so what's going to forward it tonight well an extremely big cup record holders eighteen times against living housing this is the first time ever even part

. >> a sinatra figure. why do people look at him like the old days of sinatra? why is trump one of them? >> sinatra grew up in hoboken. he still talked like them. it's different with the president. for whatever reason in his early life, working with his dad, he developed a knack for these people. i tell a great story in the book where they forgave some rental situations on people that were laid off, shows a lot of compassion. again, you don't have to like the president and you can dispute the president's facts and we can see 5,000 different facts, inconsistencies, but his base doesn't care, chris. my message to people that don't like the president is his base likes him. read my book. at least you'll understand from my book. >> why didn't gu to the president when kelly sacked you? why didn't you go over his head and say my loyalties are to the president, not to you, kelly? why did you do that? >> not the right thing to do in that situation. he was the white house chief of staff. the president empowered him as the chief of staff. let's say i did that and i've got

with some of the words written out with a full sinatra style parades there.day for theresa may on brexit. possibly her 700th bad day on brexit in a row. talk of a conference call, between cabinet members, never a good sign, comments and some of the papers today about quote, entering the killing zone and that she would be dead soon. and this could be said is her response. she has written in the sun and talked about how she wants to give people back, control of money and borders, get people security, jobs and the economy. all these bright ideas that the public want to hear, depending on which side of the argument you are on. but the details are not there on how it will work. getting there zero struggle. trying to appeal to them. if you look at the op—ed, quite a lot of it is kind of pitched in a way to contrast her with members of her cabinet who are pitching for herjob, i do not think about what the implications are for me,| about what the implications are for me, i asked about what the implications are for me, iasked myself about what the implications are for

visions on key issues such as pension reform and labor laws are polar opposites it's expected that both sinatra and her dad will face each other again in a runoff vote on october twenty eighth. in formula one motor racing reigning champion lewis hamilton is fast closing in on his fifth title that's after winning the japanese grand prix earlier today and lead to a one to finish britain's dominance over the last four races has all but decided this season's championship meanwhile ferrari and sebastian fattal have been able to improve their fortunes if it was smooth sailing for happy. lewis hamilton in control from start to finish nothing new about that in japan. and no wonder florida's five japanese grand prix victory swear on this circuit. this track is the best track and well you know they don't make sure i don't know why they don't make tracks like this. every second of the run. though it was great fun. sebastian vettel is hopes of gaining ground in the driver's standings we're dashed after a collision with wrecked smocks fresh top and pushed him to nineteenth the ferrari driver still managed t

as a void has died at the age of ninety four often described as france the surface france is frank sinatra sold more than one hundred million records during a career that spanned seventy years the legendary crooner rushes themselves which often broke to blues singing about topics such as marriage and homosexuality he died at home in southeastern france. i was twenty and residents of the west bank village of bracing for the demolition of their homes israel says the calm a mob an incumbent of corrugated shacks outside an israeli settlement was illegally built these in an unsafe location near a major highway israel has offered to resettle residents a few miles away what it says improve conditions but critics say the inhabitants don't want to move and that if the demolition goes ahead it will make room for the expansion of an israeli settlement. every day in the salina of the who tends to have families sheep and goats the situation is difficult she says her village is under threat of demolition by the israeli authorities. given her we've been here a long time we've built a school we're trying

french singer as novel has died at the age of ninety four often described as france's frank sinatra the sing a sold more than one hundred million records during a career that stretched across seven decades a legendary crooner wrote his own songs which often broke taboos about marriage homosexuality and male emotions he died at his home in saw them from. those just. those. almost too. good to do all the while knowing. both he told. you what news still to come u.s. president donald trump says the new trade deal for north america is a big improvement on the old nafta agreement and that it will so as a model for trade deal. there watching the news live from berlin i'll be back to the news updates at the top of the hour to stay tuned for that instead. of the. great yourself. to your design channel on.

singer charlotte war has died at the age of ninety four he was often described as france's frank sinatra the singer a sold more than one hundred million records during a career that stretched across seven decades the legendary crooner wrote his own songs which often broke taboo marriage homosexuality and male emotions he died at his home in south eastern friends souls of local to be. deeply. you're watching d.w. news still to come on the program after years of turmoil german steel giant kissin could is set for a major restructuring the company splits into parts and names a new c.e.o. we'll take a look at its new start. but first a breakthrough in trade canada mexico and the u.s. announced they have agreed on a new trade deal to replace nafta gatt al first we'll have the details coming right up. first day of school in the jungle. the first cloning less of a minute doris grandma was arrives. joining a regular chain on her journey back to freedom. in our interactive documentary storm.

visions on key issues such as pension reform and labor laws are polar opposites it's expected that both sinatra and her dad will face each other again in a runoff vote on october twenty. second germany's going to sleep for the reigning champions by in munich having lost to berlin just over a week ago the side only drew its midweek champions league tie and now yesterday there was a heavy loss at home in munich. mounting talk of a crisis at the club after another shock defeat. oh boy and were desperate for victory but glad bus came to munich in fun call scoring form. the band after just ten minutes allison play are delivered with a bang. of the a superb strike from the new signing the frenchman's fifth goal in as many games of them and well neuer are left with little chance of six minutes later by instead he got worse younus hofmann stealing possession last stendhal finishing the job by of of a perfect return from injury for glovebox captain the away side punishing points recklessness in defense of my coverts left frustrated going into half time for his bosses up stairs the feeling was mutual. by

some key issues such as pension reform and labor laws are polar opposites it's expected that both sinatra and her dad will face each other again in a runoff vote on october twenty eighth. we're able to return now to our lead story the controversial confirmation of brett kavanaugh and us supreme court justice by a very tight vote of fifty to forty eight and to cross to our correspondent on the ground in washington state and siemens can you tell us faith and what is the atmosphere like on the ground where you are. right yeah hi there i'm still at the supreme court here the protesters are there are churches here are sitting out for the a bit but i was able to manage to grab two guests for me here one of them is from colorado and as you can see she is a supporter of red cavaney or next to her as eric from the prescott who is of course opposed to the brett kavanaugh confirmation and nomination to supreme court just let me just ask you a question. it takes some guts to show up at a rally again spread kavanaugh with a sign that you're standing with him. why are you standing with him and do you u

california values senator dianne feinstein >> this is his album of sinatra classics.willie nelson. ♪ fly me to the moon let me play among the stars let me see what spring is like ♪ ♪ on jupiter and mars in other words hold my hand in other words ♪ ♪ darling kiss me fill my life with song and let me sing for ever more you are all i long for ♪ ♪ all i worship and adore in other words please be true in other words ♪ ♪ i love you ♪ fill my life with song let me sing for ever more you are all i long for ♪ ♪ all i worship and adore in other words please be true in other words i love you ♪ >> jimmy: willie nelson, everybody! >> thank you. >> thank you, willie. you're the best. but it's not enough. would you do -- would you do one more? do you know another song? oh, you do? you know more than one song? >> i know one more. >> let's hear. willie nelson one more time. >> thank you very much. this song is only good, like, once of once in a while, but it's a new one. ♪ if you don't like who's in there vote 'em out that's what election day ♪ ♪ is all about the biggest gun we've got

and she knew people, once even dated frank sinatra.this wasn't her first fling with the law. >> i was there for lprobation. that's where virginia was when she met a young woman that was not like the other inmates. >> she was very pretty. very friendly. always happy. singing. doing cart wheels, in fact, up and down the aisle. >> the woman's name was susan ark atkins. >> i asked her what she was there for and this is when she said murder. sus susan told virginia she was accused of killing a guy in the suburbs months earlier but she went on bragging the cops didn't know a fraction of what she had really done. she said well you know the murders up in benedict canyon. she said you know who did it don't you? and i said no, i don't. and her words were you, well you're looking at her. >> she confessed to the crime the whole nation was talking about. enthusiastically described the kilgs and a kilgs -- killings in the detail. sharon tate begged her. please don't kill me. please don't kill me. and she looked at her eye to eye and said, i don't ca

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wilson sinatra because he's the one who has the best proposals for children health and security right now security is our biggest problem. i'll vote for anyone but also narrow. he will destroy brazil judging by his speeches we know that he's not fit to be our president. because there's a. navidad of what they know both when i voted for the narrow and i expect oh vote for him again. but let's see. what they. show you both an hour ran on promises including jailing crooked politicians and giving police free rein to shoot drug traffickers despite his public price of brazil's former military dictatorship and insulting women and minorities the man dubbed tropical trump secured nearly forty seven percent of sunday's voters pulse an hour i was stabbed in september forcing a big chunk of his campaign to happen from hospital on social media where he again ten to one sunday. i'm sure that in the second round we will intensify our efforts and will obtain the victory i will face leftist candidate for nando had dad who took nearly twenty nine percent of sunday's ballot warning that he's opponent co

boston celebrations in the locker room are posted on twitter and in the background you can hear frank sinatra's new york new york. with. more live. well to talk more about him is jared diamond he's the national baseball writer for the wall street journal and he joins us from new york's a tell us just how much bad blood is there between these two teams and their fans and yankees both had at least one hundred wins they were battling all year long and they hadn't played in the postseason since two thousand and four so it's been a long time since there's been a series like this an opportunity for these fans really to express that hate so this is sort of a redo a nation of the rivalry this feels like what it felt like back in zero three and zero four when both the eighty's and red sox were great and seemed to meet in the playoffs every year. do you think the red sox are serious contenders for the world series title this year. it's hard to say they're not they were the best team in the regular season all year long they they went wire to wire as the best team starting on opening day all the way till n

the singer known as france's frank sinatra has died charles his career spanned more than seven decades was ninety four. emergency workers in indonesia rescued a man chopped down to rubble since friday's earthquake it was discovered in a small cavity under a building that collapsed in the tsunami that follows recovery efforts are taking place across central sulawesi cronies eight hundred forty four people are confirmed dead international aids being sent to the region the u.n. says almost two hundred thousand people are in desperate need of help in some areas more than eighty percent of buildings have been damaged or destroyed when he reports from jakarta. three days after the massive earthquake and tsunami this is what is left of the city of palu much of the city of more than three hundred thousand people has been destroyed rescue was a trying to reach those who might still be alive. with hospitals damaged the injured are being treated in the open air port is doubling as a field hospital it was also badly damaged in the quake the military has secured it to allow aid to be flown in and t

if we get healthy through sinatra i will be, we will let this continue. we will watch it and assess it and -- i interrupted you. >> that is okay. i will give you another, the other thing is increase educational opportunities, just want to take a break because i've been working hard, used to not be able to do that. you can do it and come back in and maybe a couple year groups but you will not lose anything. that sort of career opportunity and flexibility we think is going to help out quite a bit and we improved bonuses as well. that is the dressing on the pilot side. i will give you a story we are doing in the pilot program that we expect to expand. many of you remember what we used to have for maintenance experience. let's say i am a sailor, abe squadron. the only option i have for sure duty is the frs, quite a bit is contracted. the number of billets isn't great. you mentioned the long-term downed airplanes. let's come up with a way to increase maintenance exteriors for sailors and work on long-term downed airplane so we created an organization called na

because he is ethical he is our only hope and that is why i'm here even those who love to hate bill sinatra can't stand him because obvious similarities to trump i think i'm not a person world like the car breaks and even the never troubled protest movement is comparable to hash tag resistance in the usa i. although the anti trump backlash never quite reach such fever pitch levels possibly because nobody managed to get to trump anyhow balsa not who has suffered for his straight talking even getting stabs at a campaign rally. oh. oh both is like trump upgraded he takes things to a whole new level and a couple felt like it was bad often with bush. thirty points of that if i was there was still that i think of the new one of the defendants who this is my kid goes to school. in new york who think. you know what you think you could do much but even those out by us haven't shaken his lead in the polls his trump like promises are playing their part no more government red tape put brazil first privatized state owned farms get real tough on crime at all costs and in a country that has a history of p

boston celebrations in the locker room are posted on twitter and in the background you can hear frank sinatra's new you.

fred astaire, bing crosby and frank sinatra all recorded his songs.y sadnesses. my songs are very solid. i write about everything. i write about... often my wife will say, you're not going to sing about that in the song! and i say, yes, iam going to say it. the glamour of his heyday in the 60s and 70s was a world away from his childhood. charles aznavour‘s family were armenian immigrants. he left school and began performing when he was nine. and it was the great french singer, edith piaf, who gave him his big break, accompanying her on a tour of america. in an era of rock and roll, this five foot three and resolutely old school singer was himself surprised by his enormous success. he sang in six languages, he appeared in films, he was even named armenia's ambassador to switzerland. but charles aznavour‘s place in history is the songwriting. that gift for turning the joy, melancholy and pain of life into song. # she.# charles aznavour, who has died at the age of 94. now it's time for a look at the weather. good evening. this is how the day endedin good

and the singer known as france's frank sinatra has. his career spanned more than seventy years has died at ninety four. international aids being sent to the devastated in the mission island of sort of ways ie the u.n. says one hundred ninety one thousand people are in desperate need of help to friday's earthquake and tsunami these are live pictures coming to us from there now in some areas more than eighty percent of buildings have been damaged or destroyed and this is what's left of a hotel in the city of eight hundred forty four people are confirmed dead so far dozens of others are thought to be stuck in the rubble in haiti reports from jakarta. three days after the massive earthquake and tsunami this is what is left of the city of palu much of the city of more than three hundred thousand people has been destroyed risk you was are trying to reach those who might still be alive. with hospitals damaged the injured are being treated in the open and the airport is doubling as a field hospital it was also badly damaged in the quake the mi

the singer known as france's frank sinatra has died charles as novel whose career spanned more than seventy years was not. welcome to the program international aid is beginning to arrive in the devastated indonesian island of santa ways and that's where the u.n. says more than one hundred ninety thousand people are in desperate need of help after friday's earthquake and tsunami eight hundred forty four people are now confirmed dead while dozens of others of a thought to be stuck in the rubble wayne hay reports from jakarta. three days after the massive earthquake and tsunami this is what is left of the city of palu much of the city of more than three hundred thousand people has been destroyed rescuers are trying to reach those who might still be alive. with hospitals damaged the injured are being treated in the open and the airport is doubling as a field hospital it was also badly damaged in the quake the military has secured it to allow aid to be flown in and the injured else. so that is. what the earthquake was so powerful all of us run out in a big group we were shouting people was screa

quite reach such fever pitch levels possibly because nobody managed to get the trump anyhow both sinatra has suffered for his straight talking even getting stabs at a campaign rally. both is like trump upgraded he takes things to a whole new level and a couple felt like it was the dauphine with bush. that if i was there. i think of the no no no no i did it who was this is my kid go to school. think. it was a pretty good one but even those out haven't shaken his lead in the polls his trump like promises are playing their part no will government red tape put brazil fust privatized state on farms get real tough on crime at all costs and in a country that has a history of rampant crime and corruption his cool stuff found an audience population is fed up with corruption population is fed up with going on the crisis and in a crisis of representative each of the traditional parties so it's a very effective is leading the race as a front runner is a sign of the times here people really don't care what he actually thing about gay people or minorities or or human rights they're really really one t

what can you say that frank sinatra can explain better than anyone else? what is new york.p. you needed to go away. and that is the perfect city for it because you can hide, you can be very visible and hide it the same time. no, i want to stay in barcelona, i have to move on, and not even europe because that is still those boys. in the states i thought is a nice city to spend one year and it will be far away from football. and there you learned german? i arrived there and stayed the first month there and immediately i signed a contract to go to bayern munich and started to study german. in new york. in the morning it was three or four hours a day. studying a little bit of grammatic, and after two or three months i remember i wanted to call and break the contract because it would not be possible to learn! it was so complicated. but i was... iam... stubborn? stubborn. say if this story is true. you were going to meet around december or something. yeah. and only met by accident sir alex ferguson. yeah. who was your neighbour at the time. and ferguson said, "what are you doing

because he is ethical he is our only hope and that is why i am here even those who love to hate bill sinatra can't stand him because obvious similarities to trump i think of the person world like car wrecks and even the never troubled protest movement is comparable to hash tag resistance in the usa i. i. although the anti trump backlash never quite reach such fever pitch levels possibly because nobody managed to get to trump anyhow balsa naru has suffered for his straight talking even getting stabbed at a campaign rally. oh. balsa naro is like trump upgraded he takes things to a whole new level look up work for like you old you do it with good often with boys . i think that all of the no no no no i did it. well this is my day to go to school. was thinking. it was pretty good to get one but even those out haven't shaken his lead in the polls his trump like promises are playing their part they will government red tape put brazil first privatized state owned farms get real tough on crime at all costs and in a country that has a history of rampant crime and corruption his cool stuff found an aud

the world remembers the man known as the french sinatra. music icon charles died monday aged 94. more on his life and career coming up. first, our top story live. the death toll from friday's earthquake and tsunami in indonesia has now passed 1230 people. for sururvivors has intensified. the rescue operation has been slowed down by flattened buildings and continuing aftershocks. many people still have no access to food oror drinking water with an indonesian police saying they have arrested dozens so far from looting.g. after free hours, rescuers recover this man in the debris of a financial building. a mimiracle 40's on from ththe disaster. with little e food or water, thousands of people are fleeing the city. some areas have been completely razed to the ground. these satellite images show the devastating scale of destruction. lending in east java, he's evacuees of the lucky few. more remote areas have received little assistance. authorities struggle to reach them amid strong aftershocks and damaged roads. in a tombola, desperation turned into anger. residents grabbing whatever f

there is something about her tone perhaps like sinatra. that she can't and doesn't want to alienate the part of her base that may not be to the left or center left of american politics. and she went to social media which is where she is one-on-one with the voters. could she be making a new model for democrats? >> yes. two important things. what sometimes rubs voters the wrong way is when celebrities do this talking to each other. so you see a bunch in los angeles at the oscars or fundraiser and they seem distant as they talk about their own politics. this is taylor swift going right to her fans on who she has very direct connection with and using that platform to reach them. it is not her and some fundraiser or some hollywood party. and the second thing is we have more women running on the systemic side. and i think this is of a piece of that a. these are the voter, the young white college educated voters who will put democrats over the top. so this is note tis not the norh at the awards show. this is as much more positive model. >> and ta

france's answer to frank sinatra.an elvis. he wrote over 700 songs and recorded more than 1000 tracks, but throughout his life he remained self—deprecating and often claimed his shortcomings included his voice, his height and his lack of personality. # i his lack of personality. #iam his lack of personality. # i am still single, but happy. but he did have a certain engine is acquire, even if he himself couldn't put his finger on what it was.|j don't know what it is exactly but i think it is because i am dealing with a sadness and every day is trouble with problems of the ageing man with a young girl or the lost love, the typical tale of the anniversary of the day the woman who let herself go. the son of arminian immigrants come he started out as a child actor but turned his attention to songwriting. his talent grabbed the attention of edith piaf. she sang his songs, asked him to toe with her and then finally became his mantle, encouraging him to go solo. by mantle, encouraging him to go solo. by the late 60s he had be

ninety four years old tributes are pouring in from all over the world for the man known as francis sinatra tasha butler reports from paris rosario gaylord. load or his voice was distinctive full of warmth and often drama his songs could be upbeat or stick to melancholy and nostalgia. for the middle of all was one of france's most versatile and famous performers singer songwriter and movie actor he recorded a thousand two hundred songs and starred in world in eighty films and t.v. shows in a career that lasted nearly eighty years. as a novel was born in paris in one thousand nine hundred twenty four his parents are settled in france after filling the mass killings in armenia many of his songs recall growing up as a poor immigrant in one nine hundred forty six he had a lucky break french sing it if piaf was so impressed with his talent that she took him on tour the show from there his career took off not just in france but around the world he told relentlessly and in twenty seventeen he was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame is not important for you remember what is important to no

sneaker or the latest sound cloud musician or 25 -year-old who seems they should hang out with frank sinatra. that is going all along all that once. but the subject of anti- americanism if i can go back to that, the backdrop with the 1980s which we often forge forget, probably not you guys, the end of the cold war. that shaped most of our childhoods in a way that doesn't get credited very much it was in the fifties or get under your desk because the bombs are coming. but it was there and in the background. and in the culture there was a definite sense good guys and bad guys in the world. what we saw ray before our eyes is that the good guys one. the berlin wall came down. the soviet union collapsed. we saw jubilation and freedom on the march. that something fantastic was happening. that was helpful in terms of orienting ourselves in the world. contrast that with the experience of the millennial who saw 9/11 and the invasion of iraq, hurricane katrina, the financial collapse during their teenage years. all of that combines to prepare you to adopt a particular stanc stance. we all lived throug

french thing shells of war has died at the age of ninety four often described as france's frank sinatra the sing a sold more than one hundred million records during a career that spanned seven decades the legendary crooner wrote his own songs which often which often sing about marriage well my sexuality and male emotions he died at his home in southeastern france. you're watching the news still to come protesters in north and spain mark the anniversary of a band referendum on catalan independence one year on how united is a separatist movement. beneath the silver haired d.j.'s broadcasting golden oldie use and making the lives of other thing is a little less lonely. and will of very own. broadcaster. care how it is here to tell us about a new deal between the united states and canada that's why this new trade you have replays nothing. new name of the united states mexico canada agreement until today canada frozen out of the deal reached in august between the u.s. and mexico to update them after part but eleven out talks between. that all three members will be in the new version. is a pr

for now i'm thinking sinatra. whether it goes into the frs, right now i don't see it going there. if we get ourselves healthy through sinatra i will be -- we'll let this continue to grow for a while. we'll watch it and assess it and continue to grow. >> another thing with the officer, increase educational opportunities, career intermission where i just want to take a break because i've been working really hard, i used to not be able to do that, you can do it and come back in and start -- maybe you wept back to a couple of your groups but you're fine and not going to lose anything. those sort of career opportunities and flexibility we think is going to help out quite a bit. we're also improving flight pay and bonuses as well. that's how we're addressing on the pilot side. on the story that we're doing in lamore, again a pilot program that we expect to expand and it's called nancy, many of you probably remember the old words we used to have for maintenance experience. let's say i'm a sailor in lamore and i'm in a vfa squadron, the only option i have for shore duty in lamore is the f

workers' party do damasio of propaganda by the mainstream media but do you think that ironically sable sinatra won at the election it could rake revolution something much more structural inevitable in brazil. river aleutian but at least she forced this social movement some reaction you know because all all the years of work is spotty. and neutralized i'm already called left more or less what happened during the obama government and united states where the movement was counting too much on the government you know. so i think if we have a far right government. it will force the social movement specially the women's movement the black people movement the l. g.b.t. movement the artist as intellectuals to some kind of her reaction you know all of which are thank you after the break after last night's long delayed rocket launch from cape canaveral legit greet queen guitarist dr brian may gives us his thoughts on britain going into logan space to break the. impressive well informed and dedicated public servant vs gerry corbett and pays tribute to a man alleged to have aided a critical cover up that l

the latest or the coolest sneakers to where the 25 -year-old who should be hanging out with frank sinatra and the brat pack. all of that goes on with a group of 80 million people. that anti- americanism. so that backdrop in the 19 eighties that we also forget a lot of people that i talked to the end of the cold war and that shapes most of our childhood because it wasn't the 19 fifties to get under your desk because the bombs are coming and in the culture good guys and bad guys. but what we saw right before our eyes that were wall came down and the soviet union collapsed we saw freed up on the march and republicans or democrats that something fantastic was happening so in terms of orienting ourselves in the worl world. contrast that with the experience of a millennial who saw 911, invasion of ira iraq, hurricane katrina, the financial collapse during their teenage years. all of that combines to prepare you to adopt a particular stands. it really does define you in your early twenties. i watch what is happening with donald trump and all of the upheaval and all of the reaction and you wonder

he was close to the workers' party this time around he has found an ideological alliance with both sinatra we can see a clear proximity not around economic or political ideas but in matters of culture and the gym a sado will likely benefit from that partnership as well as a person. media owners usually do when their chosen candidate takes power although show your boss or not having run most of his campaign online may feel less indebted than most one more thing the brazilian media might consider as the former military man prepares for the presidency that torture cheap both and i don't chose to honor that day in brasilia he didn't just have political activists as his victims he also ordered and oversaw the torture of news reporters are your boss are not all does not mince his words but brazilian journalists will want to watch their. we're discussing other media stories that are on our radar this week with one of our producers joanna jo a moscow paper known for pushing the journalistic boundaries in russia says that one of its reporters has been threatened what's the story that no viable as y

eighty million records during a career that spanned eight decades he was dubbed france says frank sinatra he was best known internationally for his one nine hundred seventy s. hits she and the old fashioned way as of what was awarded a star on the hollywood walk of fame last year as parents fled the violence in the media to start a new life in paris where he was born in one thousand nine hundred twenty four more all his life and everything else that we have been covering here on al-jazeera on the website al jazeera dot com. and a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera in the knees is scrambling to get help into sulawesi island following friday is that lee or squeaks and tsunami at least eight hundred forty four people are confirmed to have died in the disaster and more than fifty thousand have been this place rescuers are trying to reach communities closer to the epicenter of the quake the communication lines are down and roads have been badly damaged dozens of people are also reported to be trapped in the rubble of hotels and malls in palm city. after more than a year of intense negot