frank sinnott -- sinatra junior. >> guest: cmi. we ran into the interview and stanley said to me, i'm going to take your picture with sinatra junior. i said i don't want my picture taken again. he says nobody is going to believe you have to think of you. i said of course they're going to believe me. i'll have my notes. i hope to recorder. in this interview was fascinating. for the first 45 minutes, it was a wonderful frank sinatra junior telling you what it's like to be the son of a famous singer and then he's starting to do imitations of the singer's friends and so forth. finally, he turned to me and he said he knows some name? i know a lot of people. he said you know what i mean? and i said organized crime? people. and he said i know i have been to jimmy hoffert. why start this instead. going to get the pulitzer prize. just for a minute, i kind of thought, what will i wear when i get the pulitzer prize? this is the biggest unsolved mystery of the 20th century and nobody's out. and just as i'm thinking about what i'm going to wear

frank sinatra, for example. let's start there. did you do frank sinatra's collar size? >> i did. >> small, large, chest and waist? >> it was very good. >> what kind of shirts did he order? >> mainly plain white and some casual shirts. >> look at that, there i am. somehow -- i am not next to frank sinatra and bing crosby for nothing. how old were you when you made your first suit? >> i think i was 15. i joined the tailor apprenticeship at 15. it was my last year that i could join. i was about 16. >> and you always wanted to be in the fabric business? >> always, always. >> do you remember the duke of edinburgh? >> a long time ago, about 30 years ago. >> was he impressed with it? >> or was the duke impressed with his. >> yes. >> i did not ask. >> shirts, what are some of the trends? >> in england, much more casual. we still do a lot of formal stuff, but more casual. buttoned-downs are very popular because people are wearing ties. >> how many suits are you making in a year? >> about 1000 suits per year. >> and they all have the purple stripe with a purple tie? [laughter] >>

you get to see one of them live in a small room like this. >> frank sinatra. >> frank sinatra. >> i'm going with dino. >> i like dino as a person better because i never heard anybody say anything bad about him. >> whereas sinatra, you would have a hard time hearing something good. there does seem to be a soundtrack to old vegas. >> a soundtrack? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. does that help? >> who, me? or other entertainers? >> well, an affection for the classics. an expectation that while i'm here, i should hear some standards. >> i don't know if there's a certain place that people stay who are sentimental about las vegas because there are very few hotels left that were there in the old days. they've all been imploded. >> they recreated ancient rome sort of and the amalfi coast and paris. you would think somebody would want to recreate vegas. i'd go there. >> i'd work there. ♪ every hour ♪ every day ♪ you will hear me say ♪ oh baby, won't you please come on home ♪ ♪ baby, won't you please come home ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. ♪ >> you used to be able to g

you get to see one of them live in a small room like this. >> frank sinatra. >> i'm going with dino. >> i like dino as a person better because i never heard anybody say anything bad about him. >> whereas sinatra, you would have a hard time hearing something good. there does seem to be a soundtrack to old vegas. >> a soundtrack? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. does that help? >> who, me? or other entertainers? >> well, an affection for the classics. an expectation that while i'm here, i should hear some standards. >> i don't know if there's a certain place that people stay who are sentimental about las vegas because there are very few hotels left that were there in the old days. they've all been imploded. >> they recreated ancient rome sort of and the amalfi coast and paris. you would think somebody would want to recreate vegas. i'd go there. >> i'd work there. ♪ every hour ♪ every day ♪ you will hear me say ♪ oh baby, won't you please come on home ♪ ♪ baby, won't you please come home ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. ♪ >> you used to be able to go see louis prima

i didn't know frank sinatra's name. i heard his name when i was a kid, but the song "my way" stood out to me, as a kid. >> charlie: you know, i have been doing this for a few years, so i've met a lot of artists. this is jay-z making the case hip-hop is poetry. this is in 2004. >> the hip-hop's poetry and the poets in hip-hop are some of the best ever. the stories being told all the while rhyming and staying on beat and expressing emotions and having people connect to those emotions, oh, man, that's some of the best music ever. ever. ever. you know, not to knock any of the industry, like the things that hip-hop artists sing about, those are real things. those are things people connect to. that's why hip-hop artists have movements, people follow them because the things they're saying resonate with people. you know, it strikes a chord. when it's done correctly, the connection in hip-hop, the raw honesty and poetry in what we're saying is unrivaled. >> charlie: what role did the street play for you, the queens bridge projec

frank sinatra doesn't have a huge dream. i don't think that necessarily means great singer. lorde, that little girl who sings the weird things about drugs, she is above whitney houston who did actual drugs. it doesn't seem right. >> give lorde a chance. >> whitney is dead and i just made a joke. oh the dead joke. >> they don't have to guard that body anymore. >> it is getting bad to a place place -- to a bad place. >> facts don't line, but conclusions do. the you site never claimed he was the greatest singer, just that he had the greatist vocal range. look at some of the singers on the chart. those are great singers. it doesn't matter they can't hit the high c over c. >> i know girls who should be on this list then and can hit some notes. >> 3c is angry at me. >> the greatest vocalist of all time is mike patton. the worst is the gas bag from maroon 5. his name i can't remember. >> he is it great. >> no he is not and you are off the show. you know what is great. i have a list. dave a individual cassidy cash dash david cassidy. >> only white people. john grant. john grant grea

they were not -- frank sinatra adored him. they were noncompetitive personalities. >> i know you got into it with george clooney last week. does it hurt your feelings as an american businessman who lives the american dream when celebrities love to dog on the republican party who have not done their homework? do you feel they do not know what it is like to run a business here? >> they don't know what it is like to run a business. but it does not hurt my feelings. artists, actors, people like that, they live in a strange bubble of their own. dled,are caught hold -- cod highly privileged. we are talking about successful performing artists. they live in a relatively small world. the people around them are solicitous and caring for them. that ise a worldview that everything should be given to everybody because everything has been given to them. if you run a business, if you are responsible for a lot of people, you come to grips with the reality that you have to have discipline. you have to protect the enterprise in order to take ca

so i grew up listening to middle of the road like frank sinatra type stuff. i still think he's the greatest singer who ever lived. >> old blue eyes. old blue everything. keep going. >> all right. joanne, you have to say curt cobane so we can make another reference. you're saying one of the jonas brothers should have gotten higher on the list. >> he deserves a lot of love. so here's the thing. we were just talking about range here. >> yes. >> for example frank sinatra doesn't have a huge range. i don't think range necessarily means great singer. for example lord, the singer who sings about drugs, she is above whitney houston, who did actual drugs. it doesn't seem right. >> give lord a chance. >> she will get her share. oh, the dead joke, whitney houston -- all brown? >> terrible. >> don't have to guard that body anymore. bodyguard. >> stop it. >> andy, it's getting down to a very bad place. >> it really is. stats don't lie. >> stats don't lie but the inclusions being drawn too. he may have the greatest vocal range in the world that doesn't make him the greates

sinatra. for lovers of romantic italian songs, he was our guy, jerry vale was 83 years old. >>> a note from the big screen a man that made some of the beautiful pictures of our screen has died. as cinematographer for "the good father" he created the equivalent of a beautiful painting on film. he did the same thing for eight of woody allen's films, including "manhattan." from musicals to = "all the president's men" he won 19 academy awards in all. thanks to his dream-like work, gordon willis was 82. >>> the united states is about to get its newest medal of honor recipient. it will be awarded to william kyle carpenter for his combat actions in afghanistan in 2010. he left the service due to the wounds he suffered. he's a full-time student at the university of south carolina. the ceremony at the white house, june 19. >> a lot of people wear breathe right strips, especially to avoid snoring at night and while we don't think it's a big problem, the horse named california chrome now competing for th

. ♪ over the rainbow frank sinatra from the far side of the moon. ♪ fill my heart with song or as we saw last night, michael jackson. a bit of musical magic, making someone who's already immortal seem to come back to life. i'm david right for "nightline." >> it is kind of amazing. thanks for watching abc news. world news now is coming up with overnight breaking news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abcnews.com. good night. >> air-conditioners, fans, barbecues, even dead batteries. dangerous and deadly to you? tomorrow world news goes in search of the littlest things in homes right now that are sparking so many deadly fires across america

the beverly hills hotel has been a playground for celebrities like elizabeth taylor and frank sinatra. now some are calling for a boycott, but the hotel which generates millions for beverly hills, says it's being unfairly targeted. >> this hurts our people. and most importantly it's not our fight. we have done nothing wrong. >> reporter: protesters say the only way to end this is for the brunei government to end its policies or sell its hotels. joe fryer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and the big business news late today. a chinese company called alibaba filed paperwork for a billion-dollar initial public offering. the tech industry's largest ipo since twitter. while you may not have heard of alibaba yet, it's a powerhouse in e-commerce making more money than amazon and ebay combined. >>> after a break, still ahead monica lewinsky breaks her silence about the white house scandal, both of the clintons, and her life after all these years. >>> it has been almost two decades now since the clinton white house was shaken by scandal involving the president and an intern named monica lewinsky. t

. >> my job was to fly them to atlantic city and bring them night, deanunday martin and frank sinatra. for three years, they were my guests and my stars in my 500-seat showroom cutting up and raising hell. >> would you say they are the t dub coolest guys you never met? >> yes. they were absolutely unbelievable together. they have noncompetitive personalities. a he's a tough talker with soft spot for the rat pack. it's understandable. tough talking of his own. look out, netflix. don't leave a paper trail. some tech ceos are learning this lesson the hard way. is go for launch again. the private space exploration muskny founded by elon just released this view of the falcon 9 rocket. you see the landing legs remaining out at all times but they hope they will soon have a rocket launch where they are stowed for aerodynamics and reemerge when it's time to land. this thing is incredible. ♪ lunch money" on bloomberg television. we are streaming live on every device. im adam johnson. look at some of silicon valley's largest names and you will find the same themes. this is part of an alleged m

they care about this scandal as much as they care about frank sinatra. back in 1998 the democrats picked up seats the time republicans went on this bench last time. some republicans don't ever learn. >> i think rand paul is thrilled to hear you call him a front-runner. that's the breaking news here. >> that's exactly what the polls tell. anyway, look, welcome back. this "crossfire." ruth marcus, penny young nance. i'm going to go to you first. something about the clintons drives republicans nuts. listen to this. the past couple days, past couple weeks we've heard conspiracies from the right wing. chelsea clinton is pregnant. why? because it's about hillary becoming president. there was a guy on fox who said hillary clinton deliberately knocked herself on the head so she wouldn't have to testify about benghazi. somebody said the shoe that was thrown was all staged. now you have lynne cheney saying stuff like this about this recent "vanity fair" article. she says i really wonder this isn't an effort on the clinton's part to get that story out of way. would

in the 40's we had multiple entertainers including frank sinatra and jimmy durante and bing crosby and animal act. we still have an entertainer. hollywood guests. barbra streisand came to her first dinner in 1962. with hundreds caller shipowners. the association only started sponsoring a scholarship about 20 years ago. now it is a big part of our evening. we use all the proceeds from the dinner to raise money for scholarships and we award them at the dinner. the winners get to meet the president heard this first lady particularly enjoys coming to hand them out. it is a high point of our evening. >>e dinner? >> if you are inviting the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, in my world that is a celebrity. i'm lucky enough to sit at the head table with the president of the united states. to me, that is the biggest celebrity in the room and always is. i assume you're talking about hollywood, those actors and actresses. some news organizations who are members come a particularly the tv networks, invite the people who work for the tv networks. >> guests continue to arrive there

frank sinatra singing "dolores." >> i did the best i could and i lasted the whole dance. >> reporter: and what did austin tell his great grandmother? >> he said i played it just for you because grandpa used to sing it to you. ♪ >> we did a two-step dance and austin said, you still got it, grandma. >> best prom date ever and we loved our conversation with dolores today. i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. from new york, good night. >>> i ducked. >> a deadly shooting and crash. witnesses and investigators tell us what led to the highway homocide. >>> how an sf state student died just trying to find his own apartment. >>> why tesla had to shut down a job fair early while people were still in line, hoping to get an interview. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> good evening, i'm ama daetz. a 68-year-old san francisco man is in custody tonight, accused of shooting his neighbor who police say came home to the wrong apartment. the 26-year-old student was killed. sergio quintana is live with the details. reporter: the police say that 26-year-old stephen guillermo wrapped up an evening

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frank sinatra doted on dean martin. was a natural, laid-back, witty guy. he said funny things. he had a funny attitude towards the world. sinatra adored him. they were noncompetitive risen now these. but they loved each other. >> i do not want to get into high drama. i know you had a disagreement with george clooney last week. >> [laughter] feelings asurt your an american businessman, someone who works as hard as you do, when celebrities love to dog on the republican party? who have not done their homework? >> they do not know what it is like to run a business. but it does not hurt my feelings. artists, actors, people like that. they live in a very strange bubble of their own. they are mollycoddled. they are highly privileged. we're talking about successful artists like george or barbra streisand or successful performing artist. they lived in a relatively small world. the people around them are very solicitous and caring for them. that ise a worldview therefore everything should be given to everybody because everything has been given to them. , if youun a business are responsib

elvis and frank sinatra. >> i'd like to be in that room. they seemed to have a good time charlie, that rat pack. >> it was a fun time for them. >> they seemed to do okay. of high school graduation speakers. that's ahead on "cbs this morning." >> always keep people in your life who don't quite understand what it is you do. it will keep you humble. you're never as important as you think you are. >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by mercedes-benz, engineering some of the most advanced vehicles on the road today. what does it mean to have an unlimited mileage warranty on a certified pre-owned mercedes-benz? what does it mean to drive as far as you want... for up to three years and be covered? it means your odometer... is there to record the memories. during the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event now through june 2nd you'll get complimentary pre-paid maintenance and may qualify for a two-month payment credit. only at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. [announcer] play close-good and close. help keep teeth c

you're supposed to keep it self-deprecating. >> frank sinatra, jimmy duranty, fanny brice. this year, it is me. what did you know that the president will be there? -- did you know that the president will be there? >> he is opening for you. it is the place where a president can bring down the house. >> known as the prom of washington, a term coined by political reporters who clearly never had the chance to go to an actual prom. >> presents will think, this is the chance to make fun of the press. that is not what you do. you go to make fun of yourself. you have to show that you can take it. >> it is not easy to do standup comedy at one of these dinners. >> jay leno was here. >> we give hope to gray-haired chunky baby boomers everywhere. >> we don't want people to be insulted. we want people to be teased. >> you not make fun of the press because they cannot take it. they don't want to hear it. the first andide, foremost mission of the association dinner is to promote journalism, education for the scholarship fund. >> your attendance allows us to give back to the students. >> a

he was a buddy of frank sinatra and his condition became a classic. his biggest hit was "you don't know me." he had been in declining health recently. survived by his wife of 55 years, a son and a daughter, he was 83 years old. eric: a professor who has a temper the past fighting to keep his job at the university of illinois. a member of liberation army. the group responsible for kidnapping patty hearst back in the 1970s. committing bankruptcies and murder. the board of trustees have branded him a domestic terrorist. they say he should not be working there. live from chicago with more. do they tell the university why the contract is not being renewed? >> the university of illinois is not obligated to explain what his contract isn't being renewed but notification came after his past was published. he was part of the sla, best known for kidnapping and radicalizing patty hearst. whhe was convicted of second-degree murder because was part of a 1975 robbery in which a customer shot and killed by another member. was also convicted of possession of explosive

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they enjoyed the first song of the night hitting the dance floor to frank sinatra. how about that? >> i have a feeling the school arranged that. >> looks like the kids helped it along. they looked cooperative and fun. >> they are celebrating their 68th anniversary next month. quite a way to celebrate. >> love that story. >> good for them. >>> coming up, a leap of faith. a mother makes a drastic decision to save her baby's life. >>> first, a history-making moment sealed with a kiss. michael sam becomes the first openly gay player in the nfl. you're watching "world news now." ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by airwick scented oils. the comforting scent of snuggle fresh linen you love, again, he's sitting in my chair. uh-huh! anytime you want it. part of the air wick familiar favorites collection. also available in cinnabon classic cinnamon roll and baby magic clean baby. is it a bus? a bicycle? two chinchillas? a skateboard? fuzzy coconuts? it's a flower. air wick. the craft of fragrance. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an ide

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. >> dave and i are doing a little frank sinatra. ♪ the summer wind keeps blowing in from across the sea ♪ it's here. offshore flow was here on wednesday and thursday. i know it's not officially summer but the west wind was in place. we will cool off today. started coast and bay yesterday. san francisco 75, going 68. had a nice twitter picture of we built this city. there is a lot of fog. fremont 87-79. san jose downtown 89-83 degrees. the west wind is in place. that summer wind is definitely coming in. yesterday was still in the 90s for inland areas. today there might be one or two 90s well, well inland but for most it will be in the 80s as we get the higher clouds and fog. the lows are running one to ten degrees cooler. napa airport was 45. half-moon buy bay 48-degrees. there you go. when fairfield gets up to 1-20 then all -- 18-20 then all bets are off. top of the hour we said there was snow. guess what, there is snow just west of chicago. believe it or not. aurora and also toward rockford. some of that right there turning to snow. incredible how that continues. chicago 39 this

. >> they did frank sinatra at the radio city music hall that way. >> thanks for being here, eric. "happening now" coming up next. we'll see you tomorrow. have a great day everybody. jon: explosive new charges in the growing veterans affairs scandal with reports that president obama and his transition team were warned about wait time problems back in 2008. good morning to you, i'm jon scott. >> i'm patti ann browne in today for jenna lee. there were claims of neglect first reported in arizona, jon. jon: allegations that dozens of veterans died waiting for medical treatment and the delays were covered up. now the scandal stretches across the country with new mexico just the latest state facing accusations of mismanagement at its va facilities. joining us now, bret baier, the anchor of "special report." bret, how did all of this come to light? >> well, jon, this was the result of a foia request by "the washington times," the specific story you're talking about in regards to when the obama transition team was briefed about the problems at the va. the other scandals that have, the alle

. >> in 1945, you had frank sinatra. this year, it's me. >> did you know that the president will be there? >> yes. >> of the united states. >> he's opening for you. >> is the place where a president can bring down the house, getting as good as he gets. >> known as the prom of washington, d.c. presidents think, this is a chance to make fun of the press. that's not what you do. you going make fun of yourself. you have got to show them you can take it. easy to do standup comedy at one of these dinners. >> jay leno is here. totogether, we give hope gray-haired, chunky baby boomers everywhere. >> we want people to be teased. washington can use a little teasing. >> they'll make fun of the press. they cannot take it. they don't want to hear it. laughter aside, the first and foremost mission of the correspondents association dinner is to promote journalism, education through the scholarship fund. >> your attendance tonight allows us to give back to these students. we appreciate it. ands this dinner has grown grown over the years

frank sinatra's refrain has finally caught fire among those based all the way out on the left coast as companies from google, facebook, twitter, they're all expanding their offices and work forces right here in the big apple. the once-burgeoning start-up community in new york has grown beyond the moniker into a heavyweight in its own right. forget the alley, we're big boulevards now with companies like warby parker, guild group, four square, tumbler's here among others all started and launched from nyc. co-founder of red kit.com and author of without their permission, alexis ohanian along with gary tan are here to discuss the allure of new york and what's in it for the start-up scene. what i find interesting, you guys, is that it's not just little companies saying, well, it's too expensive to start in mountainview or redwood city or silicon valley, anywhere. it's too expensive, let's just come here. it's facebook, it's twitter, it's google. they're all setting up offices. >> uh-huh. yeah, there's a lot of talent here in new york, and, ultimately, a lot of those talented people have a d

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in the 40's we had multiple entertainers including frank sinatra and jimmy durante and bing crosby and animal act. we still have an entertainer. we have hollywood guests. barbra streisand came to her first dinner in 1962. we have added scholarship winners. the association only started sponsoring a scholarship about 20 years ago. now it is a big part of our evening. we use all the proceeds from the dinner to raise money for scholarships and we award them at the dinner. the winners get to meet the president heard this first lady particularly enjoys coming to hand them out. it is a high point of our evening. >> what do the organizations have to do it the dinner? >> if you are inviting the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee, in my world that is a celebrity. i'm lucky enough to sit at the head table with the president of the united states. to me, that is the biggest celebrity in the room and always is. i assume you're talking about hollywood, those actors and actresses. some news organizations who are members, particularly the tv networks, invite the people who work for the

and kim jung-il to the great leader is like nancy sinatra to frank sinatra. no one regards the second one as anything but a function. the first is head is and shoulders above the other one. so, you know, when he took over in '94, when kim kim jung-il tok over for his father, the people had to follow suit and pretend they revered him as much as they did his dad -- >> it was a completely unanimous vote, by the way, right? >> it was a unanimous vote, of course. he had the support of the people. but, and his campaign slogan was do not expect any change from me. that literally was what all the billboards said when he took over to. but there's a secret tape recording of him, and he said all this cheering is fake, they're not cheering from the bottom of their hearts. so he knew damn well that these people were not sincerely, you know, affectionate toward him. the morning when his father died was very, very sincere. if you have anyone running a country 50 years, you're going to be terrified if only what's going to happen now. again, being in a surveilled society when

sinatra and nat king cole. he also sang the famous volare. >> flooding has caused thousands of landslides across the balkans. 44 people have been killed and nearly 25,000 evacuated their homes. the flooding has also unearthed thousands of land mines from the bosnian war in the 1990's. >> vladimir putin ordered russian troops near the ukraine border to return to their bases, saying military drills have been carried out. nato has seen no sign of troop movement. >> at&t reached a $48.5 billion to buy direct t.v., creating the nation's second largest cable provider. it still needs approval. >> the pakistani government facing violence from the taliban, why a lack of jobs fuels the problem, pushing a number of desperate coo pakistas to join the group. >> investigating a dark side of the law >> they don't have the money to puchace their freedom... >> for some...crime does pay... >> the bail bond industry has been good to me.... i'll make a chunk of change off the crime... fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitti

but when the song was frank sinatra's "i love the kisses of delores," they got a standing ovation. look at how adorable they are. it's nice to know there are good, decent young men out there who are willing to take their great-grandmas to program. i love that. >> i loved hearing the old songs. >> i loved hearing the sighs from the crew. that's a sweet, sweet story. >> heartwarming indeed. thanks so much. >>> we're going to turn to a crisis at some of america's top colleges. 55 schools, including elite universities like harvard and u.c. berkeley, are now being investigated for mishandling sexual assault and harassment complaints. and abc's paula faris is here with all those details for us. good morning, paula. >> reporter: good morning, robin. this news, students across the country are preparing to make one of the biggest decisions of their future, which college or university to attend. this morning, college campuses across the country are under pressure. >> i expected my university to support me. not to blame me. >> reporter: named in the report, private and public universities who

the 40's we would have multiple entertainers, including frank sinatra and bing crosby. we still have entertainers. barbra streisand came to our her first dinner in 1962. the association started sponsoring a scholarship 20 years ago. now is a big part of our evening. we use all the proceeds to award them at the dinner. this first lady enjoys coming up to hand them out. it's a high point of our evening. news organizations invite celebrities to the dinner? you have to define celebrity. if you are inviting the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee come in my world, that is a celebrity. i'm lucky enough to sit at the head table with the president of the united states. that's the biggest celebrity in the room. there are other celebrities who come. i assume you're talking about hollywood. organizations invite people who work for their tv networks. >> washington journal continues. host: a look at the recent numbers from the bureau of labor statistics. unemployment, a 6.3% unemployed right. 288,000 jobs created. we are getting your thoughts on it for our last half-h

sinatra told me that one of the saddest things about aging is losing your friends yeah they but they go well maybe just lost a good friend you must a lost a lot of ninety two and it hurts each and every time but again if you don't think of death as an enemy if you think of death as another adventure coming up it doesn't hurt as much what's a typical day in the life of betty white i get up in the morning with a golden retriever time to usually get a six thirty quarter what do you do when you get. to. get a shower and go down and start the day because i usually have mail piled up on the dining room table and you're hardly america was read to read the paper well i don't know if i'm left to my own devices but i have a wonderful housekeeper who put something in front of me and i don't want to be rude so. and when you go to now what are you space your time you got hot in cleveland you got the two shows gone you know so how do you do them did it work so well if you if you love to work if you have if you think oh i've got to go to work today them and then a correction or about a day in the l

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in the '50s, frank sinatra might go with his rat pack. today you might see stars like leonardo dicaprio, katy perry, selena gomez and jared leto. we really love the sparrows hotel. it made the it list for 2014. >> it looks so cool. >> gorgeous place. rooms start at $150 a night. it's a redo of a former 1950s motolodge. completely re-imagined, rustic rooms. they have cool details like bathtubs fashioned out of horse troths. they have a no kids policy, but a salt water pool and a tennis court. >> no kids policy. i didn't think things like that existed. now moving to where kids of a different age have fun as well, miami florida. lenny kravitz, jay-z, beyonce all hit up miami. >> they love it for the night life. it's an amazing destination well. really like the gale hotel. it's one block from the ocean on collins avenue. you're really there for the night life. so downstairs is the rec room, a nightclub from amy sako. really cool vibe. '70s vibe. they have deejays spinning nightly. upstairs the cocktail club, a really popular locals hangout. a