frank sinatra famously was not very happy with media.rviews and was, you know, had been a star his whole life. you know how that goes. it mattered to larry. he looked at him like he was the whole world. we walked away that night saying the joy in larry's face is the greatest gift we could ever give >> i have so enjoyed spending this time listening to these stories about larry king and from this perspective, we lost a legend of this industry. but also from the stories we're hearing, just a great, great man. thank you so much, tammy. >> sure was. >> thank you, thank you. >>> we'll be right back. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements— neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. you're strong. you power through chronic migraine-15 or more headache days a month each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine. so, if you haven't tried

sinatra., and for young local radio talk show host, an almost impossible booking. could gleason really deliver >> now, the radio station is going to run an ad the "miami herald" and they said we've called him ten times and he hasn't returned any calls. i said jackie says he's coming. okay. now it's that whole night. the secretaries didn't go home. this is how big he is. this is bigger than big. about 5 to 9:00, this limo pulls in, two guys get out, frank sinatra and another guy. >> this is frank sinatra. i'm talking to you from wiod, which has to be the swingingest radio station in miami. >> larry leaned over and said, why are you doing this? and sinatra said, many years ago, jackie gleason did me a very good turn. at that time, i told him i owe you one. on your request, jackie wrote this is the one. he was picking up a chip for larry. >> sinatra was just the beginning. soon, there was muhammad ali, malcolm x, martin luther king, jr. and president richard nixon. >> he asked me if i wanted to b

some of the biggest names in politics, showbusiness and sport, ranging from vladimir putin to frank sinatrais six—decade career. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. good evening. hello. this is bbc news. guernsey has gone into lockdown with immediate effect today after four people from different households tested positive for covid—19. islanders had been free from social distancing since june last year but must now stay at home. euan duncan reports. for guernsey's 63,000 residents, this is a bitter blow. the island has been blessed with daily life as close to normal for over six months, but now guernsey is back to where they were last march. queues began to form early this morning as news of a potential lockdown spread — a move which was officially announced at an emergency press conference. there was confirmation of community spread as four cases of the virushave been found in islanders without any travel history. the unknown we're facing on this occasion is the eme

i'm a be said to me once sinatra anyone can interview sinatra interview the elevator operator. he's interesting to. you tell a great story when you were 1st starting in the business where like all of us you made a significant mistake you walked away from the studio to do something and i think what was it you left you left a song playing and it. didn't skip i have 1st started and i was on the like 3 months and i was loving it and i was doing disc jockey and sports and news and you know you worked. went to you were on the it was a day and and one day the general manager station said hey is sick would you do the all night show sure i'll do anything so all you do is play records and talk and the engineer they didn't have an all night engine it was a small station so i'm talking playing records at 3 in the morning. i answered a phone. and this voice. this woman's voice says. i want you. and i suddenly realize there were other pluses in this business. so i said i get off at 6 and she said i got to go to work at 6 wanted to come over now i said up while i'm on the air she says well li

cher the list goes on john papen broke our lead trumpet played with buddy rich played with frank sinatra played with the temptations. and he's just stellar sean hurley our bass player was the touring bass player for john mayer. ray islamists who is our percussionist is on tour recently with chicago and he's played with with again a who's who. let's see who else i can mention. our drummer wears white face and whiskers. eric singer has been in kiss for over 24 years i believe and he's just a brilliant drummer who grew up playing in big bands with his dad so this is really his his. his wheelhouse i'm not going to call them backup singers because they're far from it but a crystal crystal night who's really though the mama a good lookin mama had that her. her dad is saying backup for jackie wilson. yes so and his front very funny because he comes to the shows and he just loves it and he talks about me god bless him and he goes he sounds like all those guys what you know i mean who could hope for more than that. let's see lauren be more out of the you know i wonder what are more it's the 27 ya

the sands hotel they're talking about sinatra and basically come in and i always of love there live and you know it made me actually want to read up when somebody does charts i kind of know what that is now so right on that but i need to do not war because young quincy jones did the charts on the i met him steppin was an archer a and tell basi and doing the charts for the band sands and sort oft over the position i was doing the arrangements they see things as an adult some of those guys over the years billy make outs like that it is a huge part of. the guy who did all of the chartering treatments the classic ones from motown was in school at the time he was a teenager ok now so yeah and sometimes he might say i can't be there you know until whatever time i'm going to finish what i'm doing so yeah it's crazy and. you know when when you think speaking of quincy jones quincy jones proved produced and in music that means directed organized as opposed to a film quincy jones produced lesley gore. really i just saw her on that show down in santa monica i forget what it's called that concert a

howard storm worked with frank sinatra, judy garland and was the only director that could tame robinliams. in the 1970ssssss mindy." storm began life in the 1930s as a scrappy street fighter in new york. the imperfect storm by howard storm. any questions? >> what's with the hat? >> i haven't had a haircut since march. what are you people doing in my house? >> that's what i ask every day. all that sounds great. i'm writing them down. go ahead. >> so i love "front row at the trump show." and shoe dog. ♪ >>> it is time now for ♪ >>> it is time now for your tuesday mix. if you don't believe that people can change, hopefully this story can change your mind. a man ended up calling in massachusetts the city of westfield's historical commission and admitted that he 40 years ago stole the sword of a revolutionary war general. what happened was, he was in college at the time. >> this had to involve a bar. >> he happened to be at a bar. he had a little one too many and they decided it would be funny to steal the sword, felt super guilty about it, arranged for as long as he could remain anonymou

asÍ se querÍa ir con frank sinatra de fondo. >> el presidente trump se jacta de las grandes multitudesienen con sus antecesores. se acostumbra en momentos de crisis porque lo consultan con sus antecesores. no sabemos cÓmo ha quedado la relaciÓn luego de todo lo que ha pasado con el presidente trump y la relaciÓn con biden y cÓmo va a quedar. nosotrospasamos con ustedes pero continuamos con la cobertura de cambio de mando. satcha: agradecemos que nos hayan acompaÑado en esta cobertura especial de despierta amÉrica. en pantalla podemos ver al ex presidente barack obama en compaÑÍa de michelle obama. ellos arriban como parte del grupo de expresidentes que el dÍa de hoy dicen estar aquÍ para apoyar. acabamos de ver a george bush y tambiÉn a la ex primera dama. ahora se abren las puertas y vemos que estÁn ingresando luego de caminar por los interiores. esta es una pareja republicana y aquÍ no se trata de una cuestiÓn de partidos sino de demostrar la unidad que el paÍs tanto necesita alan: son tres expresidentes que estÁn asistiendo a esta gala. esto habla muy bien del presidente bush. karla

it is the perfect storm and the only thing that's going to get us out is not frank sinatra.t is going to be submitting to something bigger than ourselves and let us just say for americans we can just start with the constitution. four pieces of parchment written at the end of the 18th century, a deeply flawed operating manual. one never the less at least suggested that we are permitted to serve something bigger than ourselves in order to agree to cohere. that's how we get things done. a lot of work to be done. we have a lot to i mprove on that. he nonetheless said our enemies are waiting for us, expecting to be slashing each other's throats he said. we are not. we would in however many years later, we seemed to be on the verge of that now. but, we have the possibility to remember that however imperfect the system we established, it is there to check the baser instincts of lies and grievances of paranoia that have been promoted over the last four years. >> i just want to play something that president biden said of the challenges ahead tat inauguration. >> we face an attack und

he sounded like a cross between pedro infante and frank sinatra.latin way? okay. i got it. i'm learning all these new things. ♪ >> my dad invited me to go to the tucson mariachi conference. that way i got to meet the mariachi. those good bands, you're going to go in a symphony and not find better musicians. they're all virtuoso players. i picked a couple of songs, the band said these songs are very traditional and very difficult to you. i said these are the only songs i know, so we better learn them. ♪ i went to the president of my record company, who is a man who genuinely likes music, and i said, look, i've made all these records for you. they've sold. i'm going to do this just for me. this might be self-indulgent. if it sells two copies, i don't care. if i don't record this music, i'm going to die. >> i don't understand any spanish. i didn't understand how popular those songs were, but this is a lady who wanted to do it her way and who was going to say no? ♪ [ singing in spanish ] >> it's the largest selling spanish language album in the history

al finalizar, a bordo del aviÓn presidencial y se escucho de fondo una canciÓn de frank sinatra, "loencia. aunque un grupo de vecinos presentÓ una queja a la ciudad, argumentando que por ser un club privado, nadie puede vivir allÍ permanentemente. donald trump pasarÁ su primera noche en su privado. sobre el tiempo dirÁ si podrÁ convertirlo en su residencia permanente. jorge: despuÉs de este noticiero continuaremos con nuestra cobertura especial. ilia: a las 8:00, las celebraciones en la casa blanca con fÉlix de bedout, marÍa antonieta collins. jorge: washington fue escenario de la toma de posiciÓn del presidente biden con extremas medidas de seguridad. ilia: grave escasez de vacunas de covid en california, mientras continÚa aumentando los nÚmeros de muertes. las ventas suben y a josé le urge ayuda. necesita indeed. al patrocinar un empleo en indeed, obtienes al instante una selección de candidatos de calidad de nuestro banco de currículums. aprovecha tu crédito de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/ oferta. jorge: ha sido una toma de posesiÓn muy difer

also known as the sinatra of music because. young. girl declared monday a national day of mourning 2014 the carmo was the 1st portuguese answers to receive a lack the grammy lifetime achievement award. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now dizzier now u.k. prime minister abbas johnson expects tens of millions will be vaccinated in the next 3 months he says half a 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine will be ready by monday it follows another record jump in new infections announcing there the 58000 on saturday india's drug regulator has approved 2 coronavirus vaccines for emergency use there one is the oxford astra zeneca jab and the other is produced by indian drug maker biotech the world health organization says it's an important breakthrough india is hoping to vaccinate 300000000 in the next 6 to 8 months the us has surpassed more than 350000 covert 19 deaths since the pandemic began a further 270000 people tested positive for the virus a new daily record of bad takes the total number of cases in the united

as died at the age of 81 colace to carmel was known as the sinatra of father music because. he. or she goes to play a monday on national day of mourning in 2014 dot com was the 1st portuguese office received a latin grammy lifetime achievement award he died of heart complications on new year's day all being treated in hospital in this book. it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines of al-jazeera india's drug regulator has approved 2 coronavirus frank scenes for emergency use the oxford astra zeneca jab and another produced by the indian drug maker bought out by attack of both been given the green light the us a supposed more than 350900 deaths since the pandemic began a further 270000 people tested positive for the virus that's a new daily record. thousands of people are gathering in baghdad a year since the u.s. assassinated theater iranian general custom solid money protest leaders a demanding the government takes action against the united states shall stratford reports now from baghdad this protest was called for by iran the. groups over d

we did michael stipe you did sinatra. >> sinatra, baby yeah, that was, oh my god, it was so much fun.. oh, you know what i can do i can impersonate eddie vedder i think eddie vedder is always good because it's like ♪ you know ♪ i don't know any words to any pearl jam songs. i just know -- ♪ and you can't open your eyes and you have to keep your eyes - >> jimmy: yeah, and you've got to keep your eyes, and get into it >> the only other thing else that i do is, i can do snoop dogg, not rapping, per se but i was in "pitch perfect 2" and he was in it and he and i were in a scene together i was playing a music producer, and i remember he came on set and everybody was like really giddy. and he walked past me and as he was walking past me, he looks at me because he knows that i used to impersonate him on "mad tv." so he walked past me and he went, "you a bad, bad boy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yes! i love that he said that "you're a bad, bad boy." oh, my gosh. >> yeah, that was it >> jimmy: how do you impressions, like how do you figure out how to do them? >> frankly, the way i get into them is

more than just a baseball guy, you know a celebrity in l a which is saying something that friends sinatraof the others, yeah, what a character well that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you for being with us this hour but keep it here kron 4 news at 6 starts right after this. >>there is growing momentum tonight to begin impeachment proceedings once again against president trump has late today we learned, trump tweets are now a thing of the past twitter permanently suspending the president's personal account. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 6 everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis twitter released a statement tonight. it says that officials made that decision due to the risk of further incitement of violence facebook and instagram suspended president trump's account yesterday that will last until the end of trump's term. the san francisco-based twitter gave a detailed explanation on the decision to ban the president you can find that at kron 4 dot com all of this of course coming after those pro trump supporters stormed the u.s. capitol on wednesday. and now with less

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>>a celebrity in los angeles which is saying something friends with frank sinatra and all the greats tommy lasorda dead tonight at the age of 93. >>french bulldog puppy now missing for several days here from the woman who was beaten before thieves took off of their dog. >>and after the break a san diego woman killed in the u.s. capitol chaos, what we're learning tonight about her and why she went to washington d c. >>we're learning new information about that san diego woman who was killed during wednesday's attack at the u.s. capitol air force veteran ashli babbitt was shot by a capitol police officer during the chaos. jeff mcadam spoke to her mom on the phone and filed this report. >>people didn't know that she was a beloved woman. and she walks the walk. >>the mother of ashley babbitt the san diego woman killed at the u.s. capitol is speaking publicly for the first time she says she still hasn't seen any of the videos from inside the building protests turned violent after some of the trump supporters broke into the u.s. capitol the video circulating online show the moment that it a

can interview sinatra interview the elevator operator. he's interesting to. you tell a great story when you were 1st starting in the business where like all of us you made a significant mistake you walked away from the studio to do something and i think what was it you left you left a song playing at school didn't skip i have 1st started and i was on the like 3 months and i was loving it and i was doing to shockey in sports and news and you know you worked went you were on the it was a day and and one day the general manager station said the all night guy is sick would you do the all night you sure i'll do anything so all you do is play records and talk and the engineer they didn't have an all night engine it was a small station so i'm talking playing records at 3 in the morning. i answered a phone. and his voice. this woman's voice says. i want you. and. i suddenly realize there were other pluses in this business. so i said i get off at 6 and she said i gotta go to work at 6 wanted to come over now i set up all the money. she says why live 9 blocks away here

he led the team to two world series titles, and with his razor-sharp wit and friends like frank sinatra was a celebrity off the field as well. lasorda died thursday. he was 93. and what a weekend for football. it is play-off time, and the indianapolis colts and buffalo bills kicked it off earlier today with the first-ever pair of triple-headers. the bil of triple-headers. the bills won 27-24, ending the colts' season, and that's good news for our cbs bills fans, jericka duncan and jeff glor. next on the "cbs weekend news," acts of heroism and simple decency on one of america's darkest days. don't worry, julie... coughing's not new. this woman coughs... and that guy does, too. people cough in the country, at sea, and downtown. but don't worry, julie... robitussin shuts coughs down. try nature's bounty hair, skin and nails gummies. the number one brand to support beautiful hair, glowing skin, and healthy nails. and try advanced, now with two times more biotin. we look at how much you've saved, how much you'll need, and build a straightforward plan to generate income, even when you're not

portugal's most renowned singers has died at the age of 81 last look at him all was known as the sinatra of father music. monday a national day of mourning in 24 to. 40 these artists to receive a lifetime. of the headlines here on al-jazeera at least 50 people are feared to been killed in 2 attacks on the edges in the west and. it happened in a very region that's an unstable area neighboring mali and many fighters a mom groups linked to al qaeda and i still cross in and out the poorest borders our correspondent address has more from the nation's capital well an official told our just 0 that the attackers the gunman that targeted these 2 religious crossed over into. mali and that at least 50 people have been killed in one of the villages he's not sure about the number of casualties in the 2nd village but he said a government delegation is already on its way to assess the situation there now we've seen increased activity in terms of operations by m groups in mali. either that are you know all eyes will have been vigils and protests in baghdad marking a year since the u.s. assassinated the

to be great for long if we continue to lose $200 billion a year. ..when the man says... ..to frank sinatrathe wing onto the stage because i keep thinking to myself, "i wonder if it'll be there." after leaving cnn, those famous braces could be seen until recently on larry king now. they go, "cut! cut! what is she doing? !" his new talk show was criticised for being syndicated on the russian—sponsored tv network rt... people don't expect you to be sitting at certain board tables. you sense that? ..but with guests like 0prah, larry king proved that, even in his 80s, he still had unrivalled pulling power. earlier, i spoke to celebrity lawyer mark geragos, whose clients range from colin kaepernick to michaeljackson. he explained how he became friends with larry king. i think i must have gone on his show hundreds of times and he became what i would consider a close friend over the years in both his time at cnn and after, and he was fiercely loyal to his friends and the guy that you saw on tv, part of what his charm was was that he was authentic and i had not talked to him for a couple of weeks,

donald trump leaves washington to the sounds of sinatra. as we examine his legacy his impact on american journalism our way russia's alexei novel dissident in me documentarian generational change in nigeria and the story of police violence the mainstream media shied away from and they say to have another language don't play you don't is to have another soul is getting very around your scene here today will not be that is donald trump good to. go on to i'm too begala introducing the most soulful t.v. correspondent ever with donald trump finally out of the white house shorn of his presidency and his twitter account the talk in washington is of a return to normalcy for american journalism and the country's talks with online media sphere that will be easier said than consider the after effects of these 4 years and the president's persistent attacks on reporters all that talk fake 3 out of 4 republican voters are now saying they do not believe this was a fair election polls are indicating the trust in the american media continues to sink whether

to be great for long if we continue to lose $200 billion a year. ..when the man says... ..to frank sinatraut of the wing onto the stage because i keep thinking to myself, "i wonder if it'll be there." after leaving cnn, those famous braces could be seen what is she doing? !" his new talk show was criticised for being syndicated on the russian—sponsored tv network rt... people don't expect you to be sitting at certain board tables. you sense that? ..but with guests like oprah, larry king proved that, even in his 80s, he still had unrivalled pulling power. us broadcaster and tv host larry king who has died at the age of 87. the decline of honey bee colonies has alarmed experts around the world. but in bolivia, a vet and his wife are doing their best to save several species threatened by deforestation in the andes. gail maclellan reports. it's humid, it's subtropical, and high on the eastern andean slopes. it's also vulnerable. as in many areas in bolivia, deforestation has become an issue. in this case, the trees are cut down to grow coca — in its most innocent form used to alleviate the sym

interview to call larry king a legend in this industry of news and entertainment is not hyperbole from sinatrato brando to bill clinton and vladimir putin elizabeth taylor and lady gaga you weren't somebody in the world of politics in showbiz until you sat across that desk and took questions from mr king in fact according to the associated press larry king conducted an estimated 50000 on air interviews 50000. born in brooklyn new york back in 1933 the son of jewish immigrants from eastern europe king began his broadcast career in 1957 at a small am radio station down in miami florida he was all over radio and print the radio and print scene in southern florida throughout the 19 sixty's before going nationwide in 1978 with the larry king show which was the very 1st radio call in show broadcast from sea to shining sea on over 300 stations around the country. but it was in the early summer of 1985 on june 1st that larry king truly changed the face of news media forever with the premier of larry king live on ted turner's then fledging network c.n.n. . larry king live would quickly become c n n's h

also known as the sinatra of music. monday a national day of mourning 2014 was the 1st portuguese answers to receive a lackey. let's take you through some of the headlines here in algiers here and now u.k. prime minister boss johnson expects tens of millions will be vaccinated in the next 3 months he says half a 1000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine will be ready by monday it follows another record jump in new infections announcing there be 58000 on saturday.

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. >> we'll be right back with frank sinatra after this. >> reporter: he began his career in florida,as a household name in 1978 with a national call-in radio show... >> all of our lines are going, unbelievable. >> reporter:...that kept listeners company at night. he got the attention of cnn's ted turner in 1985, who convinced king to bring his talents to cable... >> my name is larry king, and this is the premiere edition of >> reporter: hosting what would becomtime slot in cnn's ne lineup. the pursuit of publicity, and in many cases, the path to redemption. he had that seat behind home plate, where the brooklyn-born king loved watching his beloved dodgers. >> i don't know what to say, except to you, my audience:ç thank you. >> reporter: when king finally signed off from cnn in 2010, he didn't stop asking questions. he just took the conversation online with his digital venture, oratv. >> "larry king now"! >> that's the intro. >> reporter: what set larry king apart wasn't so much his ability to talk, but his willingness to listen. >> good-bye. >> good-bye. g >> reporter: a proud father

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the biggest compliment you could get, as sinatra once said, "you make the camera disappear".ghties. an interviewer of enormous influence... they go, "cut! "cut! n ..he said he never prepared too much and liked the conversation to unfold. larry king, who has died, aged 87. with all the sport now, here's john watson at the bbc sport centre. good evening. kate, thank you. we start with the fa cup — match of the day follows the news, so if you don't want to know the results, look away now. league two cheltenham town threatened to pull off one of the big shocks. they were leading manchester city with nine minutes of their fourth—round tie remaining, only to concede three late goals, as ben croucher reports. 14 used to raising the bar, changing in one will have been a new experience. —— 14. the surroundings may have been unfamiliar, but city's goal was clear and cheltenham's was as you might expect busy. but the league two side held their own. no fireworks, welcome inside the stadium anyway. after the pyrotechnics paused play come at the moment to ignite the tide. no sparkling foot

but it's not be great for long if we are going to continue to lose $200 billion a year. ..to frank sinatrat from the wing onto the stage l because i keep thinking to myself, "i wonder if it'll be there." - after leaving cnn, those famous braces could be seen, until recently, on larry king now. " | theygo, cut. ctit!— "what is she doing?!" his new talk show was criticised for being syndicated on a russian—sponsored tv network, rt. people don't expect you to be sitting at certain board... but with guests like 0prah, larry king proved that, even in his 80s, he still had unrivalled pulling power. the us broadcaster and talk show host larry king, who has died at the age of 87. the leader of the welsh conservatives has resigned after an investigation found he may have broken coronavirus restrictions by drinking alcohol in the senedd tea room in december. the incident, involving four members of the welsh parliament, happened just days after pubs across wales were banned from selling alcohol in early december. 0ur wales political editor felicity evans gave us this update. it's been a very difficul

was known as the sinatra fond of music because. when you. declared monday a national day of mourning 2014 dakar mall was the 1st portuguese artist to receive a lesson grammy lifetime achievement award he died of heart complications on new year's day being treated in this big hospital. results there and these are the top stories thousands are gathering in the center of baghdad to mark one year since the u.s. assassination of iran's top general call some sort of money he was killed by a drone strike near baghdad's international airport charles stratford is there thousands of people have gathered here in tahrir square in central baghdad a square that has seen so many protests over the last year the message though today very clear. these people are demanding the fast withdrawal of all remaining.

interview to call larry king a legend in this industry of news and entertainment is not hyperbole from sinatra to brando to bill clinton and vladimir putin elizabeth taylor and lady gaga you weren't somebody in the world of politics in showbiz until you sat across that desk and took questions from mr king in fact according to the associated press larry king conducted an estimated 50000 on air interviews. 50000. born in brooklyn new york back in 1933 the son of jewish immigrants from eastern europe king began his broadcast career in 1957 a small am radio station down in miami florida he was all over radio and print the radio and print scene in southern florida throughout the 19 sixty's before going nationwide in 1978 with the larry king show which was the very 1st radio call in show broadcast from sea to shining sea on over $300.00 stations around the country . but it was in the early summer of 1985 on june 1st that larry king truly changed the face of news media forever with the premiere of larry king live on ted turner's then fledging network c.n.n. . larry king live would quickly become c n

country, but it's not going to be great for long if we continue to lose $200 billion a year. ..to frank sinatra" - after leaving cnn, those famous braces could be seen, until recently, on larry king now. they go, "cut! "cut! "what is she doing?!" his new talk show was criticised for being syndicated on the russian—sponsored tv network, rt. people don't expect you to be sitting at certain board... but with guests like 0prah, larry king proved that, even in his 80s, he still had unrivalled pulling power. remembering the us broadcaster and talk show host, larry king, who has died at the age of 87. earlier, i spoke to pat piper, who produced larry king's radio show for ten years and co—wrote several books with him. he was high—maintenanced, but it was good high—maintenanced if that makes sense. as your report noted earlier, he wouldn't prepare for anything. just a quick story, my first day with him, someone had booked frederick forsyth, who had written a 400—page book. and i said, "here you go, you can read it and he'll be on two days or something." larry threw the book back at me and said, "i have

the biggest compliment you could get, as sinatra once said, "you make the camera disappear".mous influence... cut! ..he said he never prepared too much and liked the conversation to unfold. earlier, i spoke to pat piper — who produced larry king's radio show for ten years, and co—wrote several books with him. he was high maintenance, but it was good high maintenance. if that makes sense. as you noted earlier, he wouldn't prepare for anything. just a quick story, my first day with him, someone had booked frederick forsyth, who had written a 400—page book. and i said, "here you go, you can read it and he'll be on two days or something." larry threw the book back at me and said, "i have no need to read the book." and i thought, "0k." and he said, "the audience hasn't read the book, why should i read the book?" and i thought, "i'm dealing with a genius, or i'm dealing with the laziest person on earth." i was dealing with a genius. were you? but was that maddening for you, or did you actuallyjust come to respect it and thought, "this is the way larry works"? yeah, idid. another qu

country, but it's not going to be great for long if we continue to lose $200 billion a year. ..to frank sinatra it'll be there." - after leaving cnn, those famous braces could be seen, until recently, on larry king now. " | theygo, cut. ctit!— "what is she doing?!" his new talk show was criticised for being syndicated on a russian—sponsored tv network, rt. people don't expect you to be sitting at certain board... but with guests like 0prah, larry king proved that, even in his 80s, he still had unrivalled pulling power. the us broadcaster and talk show host larry king, who has died at the age of 87. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. we have got further snow for parts of north and west scotland, north and west england, into east anglia, that will clear away eastwards this evening. showers in west scotland overnight. another cold night, widespread frost, ice a risk. parts of scotland, minus eight celsius. rain, sleet and snow continues through the morning across parts of wales, south—west england, parts of northern ireland. further north wintry showers. another cold day.