>> well, it would be sinatra.o the summing to sinatra when recently. >> that's really good. of course you know sinatra. >> does he really? >> yes,. >> [indiscernible] i think he is a legend. who would you have play? >> me? >> i would have felt this is if he was still around. bob dylan coming and playing for me, concert just for me and doing forever you -- forever young. your family is not invited. asked my guess is bob dylan is probably pretty grumpy and might lead after one song. it's like watching the clock and he cuts out yelling at everybody. >> but he's a ledge been. >> back -- blackberry slope would be far mine. but i made that family family when i started to do tv, i was not home or staying. no, no, no. i don't sing in church even. onward christian soldiers and all the next turn and it is who is that howling. what is your least favorite thing to do for thanksgiving that is a tradition and necessary. you can't get out of it. tyrus. >> be nice to people. it's a holiday, don't be a smar, don't be a holiday. do

the studio as a confident and gregarious teenager with an amazing voice, wearing jeans that had "sinatras god" on the back. >> her debut album, "frank" debuted her early genius. the follow-up brought her stardom. her style was a mix of jazz, soul, rhythm and blues. through her letter years, she battled drug addiction. she died of drug addiction -- of alcohol poisoning at 27. . the family hopes visitors leave with an appreciation of her life and legacy. >> i hope they take an understanding of amy, that she was not this tablet published in the press. -- tabloid published in the press. i would like people to forget that and concentrate on the positivity. >> the positivity is set to run and run. fans can catch "amy: beyond the stage" at london's design museum until april 2022. >> this is dw news live from berlin. after a break we will take you to the day. for breaking news, you can find that on dw.com. thanks for joining us. ♪ @

. >> reporter: judy collins, then frank sinatra. ♪ send in the clowns. >> reporter: putting the wordsusic of broadway's master into the pop fermament, filling theaters about songs of the complex relationship between people ♪ i want you so ♪ it's like i'm losing my mind. >> reporter: and unusual subjects a murderous barber >> reporter: stephen sondheim reinvented the american musical. >> reporter: stephen sondheim's name permanently on lights in broadway. a talent first futured by mentor, surrogate father and lyricist of oklahoma and south pacific who urged a reluctant stephen sondheim, then just 25, to write the words to leonard bernstein's music "the west side story. ♪ >> i want to tell stories and write songs and make people laugh, cry and have a good time. >> reporter: piece by piece, stephen sondheim put it together and left us a lifetime of art. ♪ i'm still here. >> reporter: anne thompson, nbc news new york. >>> when we come back after a short break, the return of the radio city rockettes >>> finally, after last year's performances were canceled, the radio city rockettes are bac

. >> by his anthem, frank sinatra.a fashion trend. >> taking on saggy pants in 2010 or teaching parents where to search for their kid's drugs. never shying away from the spotlight. >> he was a state senator. in the trunk of his car was a podium so he could hold a press conference any time. >> beginning here at precinct 103 at jamaica queens. 1975, he and his brother were arrested for criminal trespass into the home of a gogo dancer. >> they took us downstairs to the lower level and kicked us repeatedly in our groin. >> the situation stayed them. focusing on racial discrimination. >> the belief in his own life story became the campaign's main message. >> i wanted to be felt and tell new yorkers a different part of my life. what it was like to be arrested and live on the verge of homelessness. the people you represent was me. i wanted to really show them their fears are my fears. their worries are my worries. they are worried about crime on the streets. not enough housing, you name it. we have to be safe. if we are not s

house, and so he was having dinner at frank sinatra's house and as he tells the story, he sees a picturef raymond patriarch on the bar and he says how is raymond doing? it was a bizarre cross current in his life and the people he would encounter. buddy and i had an interesting relationship as i wrote this book. the one thing about buddy -- the two things that really matter to him were power and control, and of course money. he didn't have the control over this book and he didn't get the money and he couldn't control his legacy and he didn't like some of the negative things i found about him, but i tried to be fair. because there are two sides of the coin and that is what makes it so compelling. but buddy always wanted to write his own book and he later did a few years ago called "politics and pasta." he would kid me and say, i'm going to write my own memoirs and i'm not going to talk about things. he called me into his office a month before he went to prison. he had been convicted and was awaiting sentencing. it was his final days in office, it was a summer afternoon, quiet. we are sitti

>> summer wind frank sinatra. >> [laughing]. >> dana: i would say that's not like your go-to summer song. it doesn't get you hyped but you love that song. >> bill: it's a classic. >> dana: and you sing it well. >> bill: a couple of things before we get out of here. check out hemmer time and a prediction on the mid-terms. i have a birthday this weekend. i won't be here on monday. >> dana: happy birthday. >> bill: hold the fort down and have a great weekend. >> dana: here's the "faulkner focus." >> harris: pressure from americans on president biden to pull the country out of an economic crisis that exploded under his watch. you are watching the "faulkner focus." i am julie in for harris. it could cost democrats the majority in congress: inflation. the largest price hike for consumer goods in 3 decades. president biden is doing everything to convince americans the economy is in a recovery. it's hard to deny that reality with the holidays right around the corner. everything shot up in price. look at these numbers: tucker carlson says the president only has himself to blame. >> tucker: inflat

. >> bill: i said frank sinatra summer wind. you gave me a hard time. wind frank sinatra. >> [laughing]. >> dana: i would say that's not like your go-to summer song. it doesn't get you hyped but you love that song. >> bill: it's a classic. >> dana: and you sing it well. >> bill: a couple of things before we get out of here. check out hemmer time and a prediction on the mid-terms. i have a birthday this weekend. i won't be here on monday. >> dana: happy birthday. >> bill: hold the fort down and have a great weekend. >> dana: here's the "faulkner focus." >> harris: pressure from americans on president biden to pull the country out of an economic crisis that exploded under his watch. you are watching the "faulkner focus." i am julie in for harris. it could cost democrats the majority in congress:

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. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: frank sinatra's my way. >> it's just eric adams all the way.er: and you play it a lot? >> all the time. every day. whenever i'm feeling as though i hit an obstacle, i throw on "my way". >> reporter: his way has always been unconventional. >> this is not a fashion trend. >> reporter: taking on saggy pants in 2010 or teaching parents where to search for their kids' drugs. >> could be just a baby-doll but also it could be a place you could hide drugs. >> i remember working on a story in brooklyn. he was a state senator and the trunk of his car was a podium so he could hold a press conference any time, anyplace that looked efficient. >> reporter: the eric adams story begins here at precinct 103 in jamaica, queens. in 1975 he and his brother was arrested for criminal trespass into the home of a go go dancer. >> they took us down stairs to the lower level and they kicked us repeatedly in our groin. >> reporter: the incident stayed with him and adams later joined the police department on a mission to reform it. >> questions must be answered. >> report

. ♪ isn't it rich ♪ >> reporter: judy collins, then frank sinatra. ♪ send in the clowns ♪ >> reporter>> it is the right singer at the right time with the right material. >> reporter: it was sondheim who was right for his time. ♪ someone to make you come through ♪ ♪ who always will be there as frightened as you ♪ ♪ of being alive ♪ >> reporter: filling theaters with songs about the complex relationships between people. ♪ i want you so ♪ ♪ it is like i'm losing my mind ♪ >> reporter: and unusual subjects, a murderous barber. ♪ a barber of fleet street ♪ >> reporter: presidential assassins, a 19th century french painter. >> stephen reinvented the american musical. >> reporter: presidential honors, eight tonys, pulitzer prize, an oscar, his name permanently in lights on broadway. ♪ something for everyone ♪ ♪ a comedy tonight ♪ >> reporter: his work celebrated on stage and film and revered by broadway's best. ♪ i'm a broadway baby ♪ ♪ broadway baby slafg at a five and ten ♪ >> reporter: talented first nurtured by oscar hammerstein ii. he urged a reluctant sondheim to write the music for "w

nothing like coming in with sinatra.talk about racism. the document says, quote: the desire is that salvationists achieve the following: lament, repent and apologize for if biases or racist ideologies held and actions committed, end quote. now, the salvation army is denying that they're asking anything of donors. quote: the salvation army is not asking donors to i apologize for their skin color, and we do not endorse any philosophy or ideology. such claims are simply false and injure our ability to fulfill our mission which is to preach the gospel of jesus christ and to meet human needs in his name without discrimination. now, tyrus, this a approach to race is driven largely by ibram kendi and his ideas. your thoughts on the need for this kind of guide and the fallout that's ensued. >> well, i don't know about you, but i'm always excited to break out my salvation army guide of the year. [laughter] to be frankly honest, i didn't know they had one. >> beneath. >> my advice is either tread real carefully dancing with wokism

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even the high school that he put together in queens he named it after frank sinatra instead of himself because he said i don't deserve a school. >> he fought at battle of the bulge, in selma with dr. martin luther king. he has an incredible background. just the music is incredible. it is there in his brain and he knows how to perform it. i have to say i had a lot of amazing reporting experiences but to be privileged to stand in their home and watch him do an hour long set at the piano with his wife watching was among the most incredible moments really of reporting i've had. >> his wife is great and a big reason for his longevity. the kid can cook by the way. tony. he can cook. and he is a nice little artist. he is a nice little artist. i interviewed him once with my pop. he got nervous and started drawing me. it wasn't bad. he couldn't draw you. you can't capture all that beauty. me he did all right. he is something special. a great story to bring people, anderson. really cool. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. happy hanukah to my jewish brothers and sisters. enjoy night two of th

frank sinatra's "my way." >> it is just eric adams all the way. you know?ore than i can chew. >> and you play a lot? >> all the time. every day. whenever i'm feeling as though i hit an obstacle, i throw on "my way." >> reporter: his way has always been unconventional. >> this is not a fashion ltrend. >> reporter: taking on saggy pants in 2010 or teaching parents where to search for their kids' drugs. >> could be just a baby doll but also it could be place where you could secrete or hide drugs. >> reporter: adams has never shied away from the spotlight. >> i remember working on a story? brooklyn. he was state senator at the time. and in the trunk of his car was a podium so that he could hold a press conference anytime, at any place that looked somewhat official. >> the eric adams story begins here at precinct 103 in jamaica queens. in 1975, he says he and his brother were arrested for criminal trespass into the home of a go-go dancer. >> they took us downstairs to the lower level and they kicked us repeatedly in our groin. >> reporter: the incident stayed wi

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. ♪ my way ♪ >> reporter: frank sinatra's "my way." >> it's eric adams all the way.you knew that i bit off more than i can chew. >> and you played a lot? >> all the time. every day. whenever i'm feeling as though i hit an obstacle, i throw on "my way." >> reporter: his way has always been unconventional. >> this is not a fashion trend. >> reporter: taking on saggy pants in 2010 or teaching parents where to search for their kids' drugs. >> could be just a baby doll but also could be a place you could hide drugs. >> reporter: adams has never shied away from the spotlight. >> i remember working on a story in brooklyn. he was a state senator and in the trunk of his car was a podium so he could hold a press conference any time at any place that looked somewhat official. >> reporter: the eric adams story begins here at precinct 103 in jamaica, queens. in 1975, he says he and his brother were arrested for criminal trespass into the home of a go-go dancer. >> they took us downstairs to the lower level and they kicked us repeatedly in our groin. >> reporter: the incident stay

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lauren: i grew up in a household that revered frank sinatra. dagen: sure you did.ew up. lauren: not the exact place. dagen: i don't live in his former house. >> that was great news here. this hour will be interesting. dagen: sure is. good morning, everyone. quiet on the set. let's get straight to the money. the dow is down 130 points but the nasdaq is scraping up a small 17 point gain. couple of losers, meta platforms, twitter are down. alphabet, amazon, microsoft turned up but not by much. let me this the stock of the day. nvidia a terrific earnings report this morning. they're up 11%, company of that size a 11% gain is monumental. 1.59% that is important, be just below 160. 10:00 eastern on thursday morning that means the mortgage rates. number please. lauren: freddie mac, 3.1%. up a bit last week. why? strong spending on the home. everything that goes in the home. dagen: i sense a rise in mortgage rates, not much but a rise gradually. halcyon days -- lauren: much lower and that you paid for your first home. dagen: that's true. thank you, lauren. now this. >>> th

. ♪ farewell ♪ >> reporter: stockwell in three movies that year including the frank sinatra and gene "anchors away." two years later in "gentleman's agreement" starring with gregory peck which went on to win the oscar for best picture. he was nominated for an oscar for his supporting role in the late '90s hit "married to the mob." >> miami. >> reporter: later in life he again found success in the sci-fi world with a recurring role on "battle star gallactica." >> i saw a star explode and send out the building blocks of the universe. >> reporter: according to a family spokesperson, he died saturday of natural causes and stockwell played more than 200 onscreen roles, guys, i was doing research and he apparently resigned from his acting career in 2015 but became an artist showing his work all around the u.s. under his real name robert dean stockwell. he is survived by his two children. very talented. >> so versatile. >> what a career he had. >> i was a big "quantum leap" fan. >> oh, were you? >> yeah. >> thank you, erielle. "gma"nc iding concesrn over en hodaliyra tvel chaos whit ncerns

♪ stuart: lady liberty with a little frank sinatra behind her. 68 degrees in the big apple today. of the morning. we're down 49 on the nasdaq. down 50 on the dow jones. i would call that a muted response to the 6.2% inflation rate. look at american airlines, their pilots union rejected a offer for double pay to work the holidays. the pilot the say they want permanent changes to the scheduling process instead. turned down double pay. they want the schedules better. susan, come on in, please, i know you look at the cryptos all the time. they are doing very well today. susan: not seeing the 6.2% inflation read in the stock markets but look at crypto and look at gold. the highest inflation in 30 years, that means the inflation hedges are very popular trades today. bitcoin is passing $69,000 in the past hour. grayscale trust, the other crypto plays on bitcoin, ether, square is spiking and riot blockchain. bank of america upgrading its call on other electric car plays. tesla is worth to them 17% more. why you're seeing the stock higher. lucid is worth 60 bucks an fiskar worth $24. belov