is plopping his hand on sinatra's shoulder and sinatra with the microphone still on says, hands off thed's, creep. that's a better attitude for the celebrity class then pandering to these politicians. it's not good for either of th them. >> if you write a memoir and i hope that you do i hope it will be called hands off the threads, creep. >> that would be a political throw for some enticing table, that's a good title for it mark steyn, great to see you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: is it possible, and republicans are hoping for this, that there is a silent majority of voters for the current president? there is some information, and we don't know what's going to happen but there could be a lot a few people who were informed. >> tucker: at the worst thing about american politics is identity politics. splitting people into demographics, and we hate doing it but that's the way these things are measured. according to new surveys the president is now leading joe biden and you didn't expect this among hispanic voters in florida. what has changed since 2016? the author of the book hijack

i think he hate me and he hate frank sinatra now.fully a happy future awaits him. another question from me. how far can you run in one hour? i guarantee you cannot run as far as biggest champion sir mo farah was broken the world record for the one hour one. he beat the time in brussels, making a 21,330 metres. do say with bbc news. hello there. it looks like we're all in for a dose of cooler, fresher weather, a good weekend to sing some rainbows, as we saw this weekend by weather watcher in scotland. further it's been milder and muqqy' further it's been milder and muggy, temperatures ahead of the cloud and drizzle was high as 23 degrees in the south—east of england. it is a cooler start to friday, temperatures in the clear skies, typically 9-11 in the clear skies, typically 9— 11 degrees. more blustery showers in northern scotland and towards the south—west, this cloud never really clears away, comes back into the south—west of england and wales, eastwards towards the midlands in south—east england, a bit of light rain and drizzle. f

i think he hate me and he hate frank sinatra now.ppy future awaits him. ishleen kaur, bbc news. that was lovely. now, here is the second question. how far can you run in one hour? i guarantee you can't run as far as british olympic champion sirmo farah, who's just broken the world record for the one—hour run. the 37—year—old set the new record—beating time on his return to track athletics in brussels. farah covered 21,330 metres, eclipsing the previous record set by his rival haile gebrselassie of ethiopia. a reminder of our top story: india has now registered four million cases of coronavirus, with figures reaching record levels almost every day. among the world's most affected countries, the number of new infections is growing fastest in india by some margin. india is currently recording almost 82,000 new cases per day. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @jamesbbcnews. hello there. it's going to feel rather cool this weekend, certainly for the time of year, and that's because of where our air mass is coming from — from the north—wes

who is responsible for checking and knowing who pays taxes and who doesn't that they are against sinatra and his supporters they do believe that. of course this whole issue about his tax returns has played for a long time why do some people in the us care so much about the president's financial records. well i have there is an increase in inequality in this country over the last 30 years wages in the united states has increased substantially so there is always more poverty also in the united states and especially now during the pandemic there are lots of people of americans who are losing their jobs who have debts will have things to pay and still they don't pay taxes so they should be shocked about knowing that the president does not some are perhaps the swing forwarders are going to change their mind that are not going to vote for the republicans and for. this time. the ones who really believe in his words they most likely are not going to change their mind there was going to be my follow up question now that the near term since exposed the president from initial records this is have t

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sinatra gives a speech at the democrat convention in favor of stephenson.ers a word of the speech, but at the end of it, sam rayburn, the speaker of the house, third most powerful man in american politics, claps his hand on sinatra's shoulder and with the microphone still on says "hands off the threats, creep." hands off the threats, creep is actually a better attitude for the celebrity class than pandering to these politicians. it's not good for either of them. >> tucker: if you write a memoir, and we are praying that you do, i hope it will be called "hands off the threats, creep." >> that would actually be a good show -- that would be a good celebrity political show for some enterprise and cable.al that's a good title for it, tucker. >> tucker: hands off the threats, great. i love it so much. mark steyn, great to see it, thank you. >> thanks a lot, tucker. >> tucker: is a possible -- and republicans are hoping for this -- that there is a silent majority of voters for the current president? well, there is some information, we don't know it's going to happe

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ever since then we heard anyone saying, likes to nacho, dina, sinatra, dina, ella and bing, god, we were young. optimistic and foes as. we were up for all challenges, for any test. college days and so much more back in this now and in her we tour. when those days on campus came to an end, onward we move to the roads next. and then we got married to that girl we adored, got a job and bought a house you could barely afford. with children, with families, with friends, with delight, we kept surging forward with all of our might. but the years kept passing and then one day i noticed my hair was turning gray. so what if i was a little bit older? i just ignored it like the pain of my shoulder. i kept right on enjoying the world that we saved from those tyrants so evil and be brave. -- and to pray. -- and depraved. but now, faster and faster the years go by, and many of my dear pals have said goodbye and know today's world might consider sold, they should have seen us when we were young in bold. fewer than 1 million of us march along but i remember all six billion strong. i remember as world war

side i'm not i'm not that up a little sinatra. you know do you go. see best how do you know better i think it's not quite. it was from the record a bit wrong with our economy. and now book is sort of i was doing the garbage all roads and also transcripts on us r c one are those with must needs yes this is really too bad you have mrs thomas and me talking once and consequently got your trust when it crossed it off and on monday night they do believe there are moderate course as someone who grew up with or as i would say i think when i me i'm in the inner city that a huge city my uncles did you got i. was one of them you know for the openness of yours was about a year. in. the queen leave that mechanic to be did but i owe it to betting with those she will show more to deal with the maybe when she is eating she will know when she responds god so what i have. little to most of the bullet with. this program must have been in congress to cause his in a 1st born into a political. but i'm very least i mean to say covering fierce in their interest in t.v. new

but investors both in brazil in abroad have done more than criticizable sinatra's policy they're threatening to stop buying products from a country that doesn't take the environment seriously meineke an active al-jazeera rio 'd de janeiro. top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. has broken with all of the permanent members of the un security council and declared so-called snapback sanctions on iran over america's major allies britain france and germany had already written to the u.n. to say sanctions relief would remain in place this is all over the iran nuclear deal which washington pulled out from 2 years ago of a headline thousands of protesters in thailand have continued their calls for reform of the political system and the monarchy they placed a plug next to the grand palace in bangkok declaring thailand belongs to the people around me as a being held in a park next door when he has more. the significance 1st of all is the location where the protest was held tens of thousands of people turning out on saturday and where this plaque has been placed which is the part that you mentioned just ac

rules of course controls in many of the areas just not that's what color to be itself west of the sinatra very badly affected we do make use of new coal people that have bones and things that have to do to get a problem to do their boats and their wreckage and do people who have lost their parents and everything they have taken rescission it's simple structures are just schools and hospitals and clinics and but the city and we do try to get them as much as possible with at least some basics to muscle to next question let's get some let's not problems but it seems like it was i mean it was a story that houses all the stuff i was just ill underwater and they're all being damaged so the result is that really you have a lot of taste in places that we have almost a doubling of presence in the last few months and this is just complicated issues despite that we have to look at it as an emergency situation right now and what can we do to get this in the future. chinese tech giant holloway says is baffling for survival against nonstop aggression from the u.s. government the telecoms company is fac

but investors both in brazil in abroad have done more than criticizable sinatra's policy they're threatening to stop buying products from a country that doesn't take the environment seriously meineke an active al-jazeera rio de janeiro. brás president has survived an impeachment vote in congress martin vickery denied corruption and interfering in an investigation into government contracts awarded to a friend arianna sanchez reports on this now from lima. they voted against their own intentions one week after a majority of lawmakers decided to impeach president for moral incapacity many voted against unseating him legislators said it was for the benefit of the country but during the impeachment proceedings many had accused the scott over interfering in an investigation into a government contract awarded to a friend and the president denied any wrongdoing. while we here what's the basis that motivates this congress to impeach me which is the justified cause that until now can't be proven let me and my man but many lawmakers who voted to impeach didn't give him the benefit of the doubt blank ye

love tonight by elton john, isn't she lovely by stevie wonder and the way you look tonight by frank sinatra marriage is going great and you know quite? because i played this long at my wedding. ♪ ♪ no, thank you. he can be the macarena any data week. piracy is fungus research valuable? >> i feel so much better because i didn't take any of those songs. this is so simple it's pathetic for one reason why one group is more successful is one group is older and has wisdom and that's way they pick the older songs. they saw things when they got married and they made the right choice in the other group is young and and they pick their favorite song and didn't hear the lyrics and the chorus. all those other songs are talking about get one and move on to another. when you were young you shouldn't get married. until then it's a new sense. greg: wisdom. walter it's like at kanab wisdom. walter i wonder what happens to the photo albums after divorce is? who gets the photo album and what do you do with that? if a reminder that you lost half your stuff. >> had been divorced twice and i've got a nice big st

but investors both in brazil in abroad have done more than criticizable sinatra's policy they're threatening to stop buying products from a country that doesn't take the environment seriously meineke an active al-jazeera rio de janeiro. result is there and that is the top stories the death of u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is now the backdrop of a showdown between the trumpet ministration democrats have a name her successor just months before the presidential election ginsburg dies aged 87 she had pancreatic cancer tributes have been coming from across the political divide has more from washington d.c. . donald trump on twitter in the last couple of hours he said that they must push ahead and name a replacement that certainly fits him before mitch mcconnell we're seeing here is the republican leader of the senate and then a couple of hours of ruth bader ginsburg dying he said that it was his intention if donald trump provided a name to go ahead with the vote 1st in the judiciary committee and then on the floor of the senate for confirmation and he hoped to do that before the

love tonight by elton john, isn't she lovely by stevie wonder and the way you look tonight by frank sinatra marriage is going great and you know quite? because i played this long at my wedding. ♪ ♪ no, thank you. he can be the macarena any data week. piracy is fungus research valuable? >> i feel so much better because i didn't take any of those songs. this is so simple it's pathetic for one reason why one group is more successful is one group is older and has wisdom and that's way they pick the older songs. they saw things when they got married and they made the right choice in the other group is young and and they pick their favorite song and didn't hear the lyrics and the chorus. all those other songs are talking about get one and move on to another. when you were young you shouldn't get married. until then it's a new sense. greg: wisdom. walter it's like at kanab wisdom. walter i wonder what happens to the photo albums after divorce is? who gets the photo album and what do you do with that? if a reminder that you lost half your stuff. >> had been divorced twice and i've got a nice big st

satellite data shows the places are almost as bad as last year despite projects from president giant ball sinatra to curb the destruction rainforests as one of the most biodiverse regions on earth. the korean peninsula is on high alert as typhoon base hack approaches more than $300.00 flights being canceled in south korea and japan coast guard is searching for a cargo ship that sent out a distress call during the typhoon a wednesday. pope francis has held his 1st face to face audience in 6 months but $500.00 worshippers had temperature checks and wore masks in order to attend be scaled down events at the vatican. for the venice film festival opens today the 1st major film event to roll out the red carpet since the pandemic started many stars were missing because of travel restrictions but that there were still some big names in attendance like a blush at. the actresses a present at this year's jury tilda swinton arrived head of the opening ceremony. 26. as is rarely been seen with only a handful of 2 ists but the city's annual film festival opens today for its $77.00 sedition along with precautio

love tonight by elton john, isn't she lovely by stevie wonder and the way you look tonight by frank sinatra going great and you know quite? because i played this long at my wedding. ♪ ♪ no, thank you. he can be the macarena any data week. piracy is fungus research valuable? >> i feel so much better because i didn't take any of those songs. this is so simple it's pathetic for one reason why one group is more successful is one group is older and has wisdom and that's way they pick the older songs. they saw things when they got married and they made the right choice in the other group is young and and they pick their favorite song and didn't hear the lyrics and the chorus. all those other songs are talking about get one and move on to another. when you were young you shouldn't get married. until then it's a new sense. greg: wisdom. walter it's like at kanab wisdom. walter i wonder what happens to the photo albums after divorce is? who gets the photo album and what do you do with that? if a reminder that you lost half your stuff. >> had been divorced twice and i've got a nice big storage unit f

pitcher johnny cueto not feeling the pre game music being played over at oracle park today than frank sinatrand dean martin a little too old fashion for him. bottom of the 6th meanwhile jhinds downer on donovan solano hits this one deep and gone one to the sales force and left field for a two-run shot the music as he rounded the bases you dropped a bomb on the by the gap a bit like that maybe a little more to put those like the giants win for 2. >>meanwhile lebron james and the lakers trying to even their series against james harden the houston rockets after dropping game one. >>to the rockets lebron definitely making a statement in game 2 finishing the game with 28 points 11 boards, 9 assists just one assist shy of a triple double that 15 footer i sing it in game 2. james harden leading the way for the rockets with 27 points but it still wasn't enough. as the lakers win one 17 while 9 to even up this western conference in the conference game. at one game apiece. meanwhile, the other game today in the nba playoffs, bucks he'd somewhat marred by this move right there that is the league mvp gia

it's actually sinatra and martin. he was wide awake. 5 and two thirds.even hits, two runs, seven strike outs. bottom six, giants down, 2-1. solano 2-1 shot and the giants take the lead on that swing in the bat. brandon belt, he has just been on a hot streak. six homers. eight doubles and a triple. pinch-hit homer here in the 7th. and watch out for first base umpire, the umpire would be okay. giants win. same teams tomorrow. lakers and rockets game 2. lebron james. the alley-oop. and look at mcgee. he is something to watch on the sidelines. rockets with nine threes in the third outscore the lakers 41-23 , aeresa, n goes up throwing down the hammer. anthony davis, 34 and 10. and lebron puts the game on ice right here. lakers win and the series all tied up at one. the bucks trying to avoid avoid swept by miami. goes from bad to worse on that ankle in the second. right there, he reinjures it. he did not return. the bucks, though, hang in. dante fouled with 1.9 seconds to go. makes one of two free throws so we go in overtime. in ot, it's all chris middleton,

wes giants pitcher johnny cueto not feeling the pre game music over at oracle park today, the frank sinatra and dean martin combo well little to old fashion form, but bottom of the 6th giants down a run donovan solano hitting this one deep and gone right on to the sales force and love field for to run dinger as he rounds the bases i love this song you dropped a bomb on me by the gap band tulsa zone. maybe a little more to liking giants go on to win 4 to 4. the nba. we go the bron james and the lakers try to even their series against james harden and the houston rockets after falling big in game one. lebron not letting game to go. doing his thing 28 points 11 rebounds and 9 including that jumper to ice game 2 of the series. james harden leading the rockets with 27 points. but it wasn't enough as the lakers going to win one 17 to one '09 to even up the series at one game apiece. that does it for sports. >>up next traveling past raging wildfires kron four's ken wayne safely phys a pet goat to >>in >>tonight's flying tell segment kron four's ken wayne flies animal that he has never carried befo

but investors both in brazil in abroad have done more than criticizable sinatra's policy they're threatening to stop buying products from a country that doesn't take the environment seriously meineke an active al-jazeera rio de janeiro. police in romania have recovered rare books stolen in london 3 years ago but include 1st editions of works by isaac newton and galileo the rarities worth more than $3000000.00 were found buried under a house in rural romania. an animal hunted to extinction in england 400 years ago is making a comeback believe it is a thriving in the county of devon and as charlie angelo discovered they're attracting tourists as well as improving water quality and reducing the risk of flooding. a family of beavers frolicking on the river otter hunted to extinction in the 17th century for the 3rd and then meet eurasian beavers were discovered here 12 years ago no one knows where they came from the when the government threatened to remove them fearing they could carry disease there was local outcry the beavers were allowed to stay for 5 years as long as they would closely study

but investors both in brazil in abroad have done more than criticizable sinatra's policy they're threatening to stop buying products from a country that doesn't take the environment seriously meineke an active al-jazeera rio de janeiro u.s. marines have been called in to help fight wildfires in california dozens of been trying to help emergency crews but being stretched to the limit by unprecedented 5 along the west coast at least 25 wildfires are being forced in california alone and in oregon and washington state at least 35 people have died a huge areas of land destroyed. sudan's government is being urged to prevent more damage from loss of life from flooding for a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes 100 have died people living close to the river nile so the authorities must monitor river levels more closely they're calling on the government to address the poor planning of buildings and roads in flood prone areas of zeros hippa morgan reports now from courtroom where the government is calling for help from the international community this of course is the worst floods it's bee

but investors both in brazil in abroad have done more than criticizable sinatra's policy they're threatening to stop buying products from a country that doesn't take the environment seriously meineke an active al-jazeera rio de janeiro. sudan's government is being urged to prevent more damage and loss of life from flooding around 650000 people have been forced from their homes and more than 100 died people living close to the river nile say although it is most monitor river levels closely and they're calling on the government to address the poor planning of buildings and roads flood prone areas but these are romania have recovered rare books stole it in london 3 years ago bankrupt 1st edition works isaac newton and galileo the rarities worth more than $3000000.00 were found buried under a house in rural romania. animal hunted to extinction in england 400 years ago is making a comeback believe is a thriving in the county of devon it is charlie and the discovered they're attracting tourists as well as improving water quality and reducing the risk of flooding. a family of beavers frolicking on

but investors both in brazil in abroad have done more than criticizable sinatra's policy they're threatening to stop buying products from a country that doesn't take the environment seriously meineke an active al-jazeera rio de janeiro. oil peru's president has survived an impeachment vote in congress martin of his current denied corruption and interfering in an investigation into government contracts awarded to a friend. reports now from lima. they voted against their own intentions one week after a majority of lawmakers decided to impeach president for moral incapacity many voted against unseating him legislators said it was for the benefit of the country but during the impeachment proceedings many had accused of interfering in an investigation into a government contract awarded to a friend and the president denied any wrongdoing. while we here what's the basis that motivates this congress to impeach me which is the justified cause that until now can't be proven let me and my man but many lawmakers who voted to impeach didn't give him the benefit of the doubt blank yet not only that all po

many of these stars were there like frank sinatra, paul newman, sonny and cher. was a poll taken the next day on election day saying humphrey would win. my question is do you think that if these stars and this colophon taking questions on air, that humphrey might have pulled it off if they would have come to him earlier in the fall in 1968? >> it probably would have helped if he had come earlier in the year and joined the humphrey campaign. nothing else was going on at that time besides the telephone. they thought they had peace in viet nam the weekend before his poll ratings just kept going up almost passed nixon in most polls because peace in vietnam would have won him the presidency. -- nixon convinced the south vietnam's leader to not come to the peace talks because richard nixon would give him a better deal with president. this is documented all over the place. he backed out of peace talks. many people think that is what lost the election at the end appear >> are behind you is a campaign poster for george wallace. when did he come into the race and what bloc

. >> he refused and was signed by frank sinatra to his reprise label where he had his run of hits. ♪t became collectors' classics. ♪ trini lopez was 83. ♪ >> this is wbap, fort worth, dallas, texas. >> bill mack was an overnight deejay who kept longhaul truckers company. >> the midnight cowboy with you -- >> mack also wrote songs. ♪ blue >> leann rimes recording in 1996 won mack the grammy for best country song. and the acm award for song of the year. >> thanks to leann rimes who took an old song, gave it new hope. >> reporter: another mack tune, "drinking champagne," has become a country classic. willie nelson performed it with him in 2009. ♪ i'll keep drinking champagne and feeling okay ♪ bill mack was 91. milla handley was a pioneering woman in the world of wine. the founder of handley sellers in anderson valley, california, she was the first woman in the country to establish a vineyard in her own name. handley produced her first vintage, 250 cases of chardonnay, in the basement of her home in 1982. she established her style and stuck to it, said lead winemaker randy shock. she di

the manchurian candidate" the original not the later one, the original one was so great with frank sinatrand you do feel like there is an element of brain washing, david it's an element where you just say, do you know what, the chinese have my information and in return i get to get stupid. >> maybe or does it all just go back to the tulsa rally? >> it goes back to the tulsa rally, but, david, you are not supposed to say that. >> okay. sorry. we didn't say it. >> david, you just did the unthinkable. >> really? that's unthinkable i don't think i'm out there on that. >> national security thing, suddenly you are talking about the tulsa rally because the tulsa rally was almost empty because of tiktok, do you think someone is that vengeful >> yes, just basing it on history. by the way, as a resident of new york i think we know what that feels like i mean, they're coming at us every day, right it's anarchy here, apparently. >> we have mnuchin and powell who are on the team, carl, they make it so that when they speak you have to cover your shorts and do some buying because they are the last vestig

>> you know, i just keep hearing nancy sinatra these boots are made for voting. >> sandra: you led intoone. >> trace: meantime peaceful protest turns violent. demonstrators voicing outrage after a fatal police shooting in lancaster, pennsylvania. on the west coast two sheriffs deputies ambushed now fighting for their lives after a gunman opens fire while they sit in their patrol car. more on the manhunt as "america's newsroom" continues. >> two deputies were doing their job, minding their own business, watching out for the safety of the people on the train and seeing someone walk up and start shooting on them, it is -- it pisses me off. it dismays me at the same time. columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better lif

frank sinatra has eaten here, lucille ball, but now they're worried as winter approaches, they mightw you some, people came up with ideas like or storage containers or, little igloos in places where people can fit with their own private party where they're protected from the elements outside. but the problem is, as michelle the owner here will tell you, you just don't have the money to spend on things like that right now. >> that's right. i appreciate the creativity. of course, we all do as the restaurant community here in chicago, but the reality is, you know, with some of the permitting requirements and the space requirements, it's just not financially feasible. >> reporter: and so what you really need is indoor dining to expand capacity. you have about fewer than 40 chairs out here. if you could expand to 50% inside, you could get up to 140 seats. >> that's correct. every we have about 36 seats outside right now and 67 inside, so that 50% increase gives us that fighting chance to at least have some volume to make numbers that will help us sustain through the winter. >> reporter: a

and let's just talk about the celebration and the laughing and the applauding -- >> does it sort of sinatra. >> -- of somebody getting hurt and being in excruciating pain. that is now a punch line at a rally. >> yeah, and he's not a reporter at cnn. he's our colleague, ali velshi, here at msnbc. a great reporter who goes out and covers just about every story before coming home and hosting his show on the weekends here. he works with us here at nbc news. and yeah, getting shot with any kind of bullet, whether real or rubber, is a strange, bizarre, demented thing to joke about. and to add to his list of greatest hits. and as you said, it's one thing for him to say it. it's another thing for a big crowd to laugh at it, almost because they're expecting it, they know it's coming, like one of their favorite songs at a rock concert. and they laugh along with it. but not thinking about what exactly they're laughing at. but he's conditioned his crowds that this is okay, it's fake news, they're out to get us, so every once in a while, they get hit with a bullet, they deserve it. and that's a really d