now, frank sinatra went to see the movie and he came out of the movie and he called tony bennett and he said, i do not have a date coming up, a recording date but i just heard a song from a movie and he praised it very nicely. he said you had better go in and record it. tony went in and recorded it and he closed his show with that song for the last 20 some odd years. >> i have seen his show many times. >> a lot of love in that song. tavis: is a great piece of work. speaking of great songs and great compositions for movies and television shows. my assistant, danny davis, could not believe me. he had never met you until today. he sees the two of you walk in the studio and i have heard -- told him so much about the brand's -- bergmans. he could not believe that you had written the theme from "good times." every negro knows the song. this is the song we sing all the time. which is a strange thing. you look at the stuff you have done and "good times" was in the middle of there. >> dave wrote a great melody. >> he said i have this television pilot. i would like you to look at it and do the

don't know if you have heard this one -- ♪ to be where little cable cars ♪ [laughter] actually, tony bennetttown a couple of weeks ago to do that song. he did a wonderful job. muni is also a system constantly position to realize its position and step forward in the new strategic plan, which is -- san francisco, a great city, and excellent transportation choices. who better to waive that flag and our new mayor? although he has only been chief executive for a brief time, he, too, has a vision, which is to make san francisco the innovative capital of the world. he served two terms as city administrator and advanced the city's move to a cleaner environment, most notably by leading the way for green, electric vehicle, and tuesday, his new office of innovation launched improve sf, a new web site to provide a platform for rethinking the role that government and citizens will play. he embraces technology, although, like a lot of us, he was a little slow to grab on sometimes initially as a city administrator. in the day one day, he is standing in front of the shredder, holding a document, frustrated

many of you joined with me weeks ago when we celebrated 50 years of tony bennett and his wonderful song. we have much more to celebrate in the coming years and i hope you join in the chamber in making sure we share this prosperity. having said that, and knowing that our economy is improving, i want to make sure you know i will be at the helm with the board making sure we are not attempted to return to spending habits and to short-term traces that got us into trouble in the first place. we have to your budgets now. we have a renewed sense of obligation responsibility. we talk about things like our infrastructure. things that allow our tech companies to be successful or what sarah talked about. we have to solve some serious transportation issues in the city and that is why we spend an hour saturday morning at a technology hackathon or un- hackathon. we are trying to solve problems with our taxis and make sure someone can attach -- catch a taxi where they need it. another aspect of our issues that we will continue to try to get solutions to. more than ever we have to double down on reform.

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i was struck in the end by the words of tony bennett on the back. amy winehouse was a rare artist.tch shared with amy his love of jazz and the popular standard. that in the end i'm sure is how you would like her to be best remembered. is just this phenomenal talent. >> she was an incredible talent. also with the work that we're doing with the foundation. we're creating another legacy for amy by helping young people both here -- our first project in the u.s. is done in new orleans. we're creating some after school clubhouses. that's also part of her legacy. amy's creating the chances for these young people and her music of course. so we're very excited about the future. it's just a shame amy isn't here to share it with us. >> yeah, it certainly is. amy, my daughter. it goes on sale now. i wish you all the very best of it. >> god bless you, see you soon. >> mitch winehouse. coming up, pat tillman gave up his pro football career to enlist after 9/11. now marie tillman tells me about the man who she loved and lost. faces, s i see pride. you know, i have done something worthwhile. when

tony bennett is funeral music.porter: that's the universal father of the bride rule. >> napkins reporter: the bride and her mother, my wife jody, were in charge. >> i'll put it down anyway reporter: i'm not complaining because they did all the work. from the frills to providing essential services. >> we're getting set for a good time. >> that's about all they trusted me with, labeling the rest rooms. >> reporter: still on the big day, there was a last-minute scramble. i'm going to drive libby to the church, which i just found out about an hour-and-a-half until the wedding. the bride and brides maids were being beautified. >> i'm ready for the altar reporter: the cat slept on my tux. uncle bert was my valet. good enough to pick up a bride? >> let's go. reporter: oh, boy. is there a bride here? >> she is just about to put her dress on >> reporter: then the moment of a lifetime. oh, my god. the father of the bride is the first to see his daughter in her wedding dress. in full flower. i was on the verge of tears and be

tony for the best play. i was disappointed tracy bennett didn't get the tony for "ran bow which i saw.menal playing judy garland. >> in sports the is that correct cull playoffs -- the stanley cup playoffs at the staples center after the kings won the first three games of the series, fans were hoping for a sweep. they thought the kings had their first ever stanley cup in the bag but the devils are making a run for it. bryce salvedor was his fourth goal after not scoring a single goal during the 82 games of the regular season. >> is that right. >> he was saving it. >> picked the right time to get hot. >> annie get your gun a shotgun that once belonged to the western shooter sold at auction for over $143,000. the ap reports it is one of several items of hers that was auctioned off. she became famous for marksmanship in the buffalo bill wild west show in the late 1800s. she died in 1926. >> what are you going to do with that shotgun? >> yeah. >> am? she's got a gun. hey, yes, i am telling you we start off the week with the big news about republicans launching yet another war against yet an