. >> tom selleck's trick? >> he was a smart one on buttering the bread. you can take a long time to butter that bread. you never have to eat it. it's not messy. closed captioning provided by -- baby it's cold outside baby it's col outside soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio if you let me love you >> that is just one of the memorable moments from the grammy tribute to frank sinatra. he would have turned 100 years old this year. >> a lot of big names participating, garth brooks, lady gaga, alicia key and we were in the middle of it. come fly with me >> i think he's one of those artists. it's like, i know that song. i know that song. i get a kick out of you >> we always thought that adam levine had that cool sinatra vibe. they put together today's hottest stars who all say the legend's songs are timeless. >> how did frank sinatra inspire you? >> he inspires me now more than ever. board for a reason. this guy knew business and music. i wanna wake up in that city that doesn't sleep >> lady gaga belt out "new york, new york" and posed backstage with frank's daughter nan

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. >> tom selleck's trick? >> he was a smart one on buttering the bread.an take a long time to butter that bread. you never have to eat it. it's not messy. closed captioning provided by -- you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. my giant. you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. my giant. ♪ if you let me love you >> that is just one of the memorable moments from the grammy tribute to frank sinatra. he would have turned 100 years old this year. >> a lot of big names participating, garth brooks, lady gaga, alicia key and we were in the middle of it. ♪ i think he's just one of the artists that is like i know that song. i know that song. ♪ i get a kick out of you >> we always thought that adam levine had that cool sinatra vibe. they put together today's hottest stars who all say the legend's songs are timeless. >> how did frank sinatra inspire you? >> he inspires me no

when people ask me what it's i say it'sk like ike like looking like tom selleck.applause] steve: did president eisenhower believe in some form of mandatory public service? not that i know of. susan: good question. what will the candidates learned from her grandfather's attitudes, perspectives, methods, and actions? susan: what can they learn? respect. eisenhower said on any number of occasions that everything he did was designed to elicit cooperation from the people he needed to cooperate with and he felt a very strongly about not insulting people in public and can we start right there? the debate.in it's astonishing for me. and people say really insulting things to foreign leaders who are critically important for own country's national security. i would put that at the top of the list. if you want to elicit cooperation, he might say your strong feelings that save strong feelings for behind-the-scenes and to speak respectfully and public. lot: the world changed a when the show on tv crossfire came on. before that, there have been discussions about politics. people

tom selleck played him and in my day he was the idol.ell, you know, i thought he was a little bit young to play granddad and then i thought, i'm old enough to play granddad. so i told my dad, you know, who startlingly looked like his father. i told my dad the story. yeah, i'm old enough to play granddad. he said i can go one better. when people ask me what it's like to look like ike, he said looking like tom selleck. >> these are all great ones. did president eisenhower believe in some form of mandatory public service? >> not that i know of? >> good question. >> another question related to the current political climate, seeing this campaign unfold in this election, what would the candidates learn from your grandfather's attitudes, perspectives, methods and actions while in office? >> what can they learn? >> respect. >> well, i would add something to that. eisenhower said on any number of occasions that everything he did was designed to elicit cooperation from the people he needed to cooperate with. and so he felt very, very strongly abou

. >> reporter: tom selleck portrays the new york police commissioner and showed me around the set of his office. he lives in california. when he is shooting here in new york, he doesn't have much time to check out the holiday lights. but he knows all about the gridlock. >> i haven't seen the lights. i've seen the traffic. >> reporter: will who plays the youngest reagan police officer enjoys a holiday from all the extra hoopla involved when you have little kids in the family. >> we are going out to eat. we don't have to decorate, nothing, but, um, now, there's some kids in the family so now we got to -- now we got to do it again. >> reporter: sammy gale is teenaged daughter nikki and goes for the hand made presents. >> the very repetitive motion of knitting for gifts for the holidays is very relaxing for me. >> reporter: a big favorite is the regan family dinner where issues are debated and lots of delicious food is devoured. family favorite recipe in the family cookbook. for the prosecutor it's all about her mother's swedish meatballs during the holidays. >> it's just really yummy an

to apologize for challenging scott pelley to a pushup contest after not licking egg nog out of tom selleck's mustache. that's what i didn't do. i watched the debate. if you missed it, cnn's g.o.-palooza went down in las vegas at the most american possible venue, the venetian republican megadonor and part-time kuato, sheldon adelson. ( laughter ) the debate took place on the stage where "phantom of the opera" played for over six years. which explains wolf blitzer's outfit. ( laughter ) holding the debate in las vegas makes total sense-- the stakes are high. there's a lot of money riding on long shots. most people are betting it all on red, or really orange. it was a huge night. all the cnn heavy hitters were there-- wolf blitzer, dana bash, and let's say republican anderson cooper? i'm not sure. who is that? that is-- that's ah-- hugh hewitt! the pundit so nice they "hugh-ed" him twice. and cnn did everything they could to keep us tuned in for as much of the evening as possible by keeping the start time as vague as possible. for four days ticking down to the big event-- but when it hit zero,