. >> so dylan was hanging out with the beatles during their '64 tour at the time the beatles were heavily into the free wheeling bob dylan, and i wondered if you could comment on the cross-fertilization as you see it. >> uh-huh. i think the beatles got a lot from bob dylan. [laughter] i'll leave it at that. [laughter] there's a picture in the book of dylan the day before he met the beatles in manhattan. but, you know, if you listen to rubber soul in particular, i think dylan's influence is vast. however, i mean, look, did bob dylan pick up something of the beatles? you bet. i mean, there's that famous story when he's crossing the country in a car in 1964, and he hears the beatles on the radio, and he misunderstands i want to hold your hand to be i get high, i get high, and he goes, whoa, can you say that on the radio? [laughter] i don't know if that's true or not. but, sure, the english were bringing back to america another one of these cultural circuits, and they were giving us back -- you know, the beatles' version, a kind of mixture of both english music hall and american rock and roll

i was jamming with the beatles. n history, the jewish boy from brooklyn jammed with the kids from the mother country. >> what made you special? >> we were just very good. individually we were talented people. but when we came together something special happened. >> it's a family, a beatle family is a very, very strong family and we're part of it. >> such a great legacy. it's a real privilege. >> i think the most exciting thing is a lot of the kids know the music. and if anything is left, we've left really good music. >>> you walk into my clothes closet, it's dark in there, dark. >> hello, i'm johnny cash. ♪ >> every man knows he is a sis see compared to johnny cash. well said. >> i always liked being with him, interviewed him quite a few times in radio and television. >> keep my eyes wide open all the time. ♪ i keep a close watch on this heart of mine ♪ ♪ i keep my eyes wide open all the time ♪ ♪ because you're mine i walk the line ♪ >> he recorded that, heard it on the radio, didn't like it. >> i said don't send out

>>> and timeless, from the beatles to beverly hills, the glamour dusted off. who was this hollywood star? >> good evening on this new year's night, and what a way to start the new year for a huge part of the country. at least 40 tornadoes ripped across nearly half a dozen states, and the images coming in today show homes completely destroyed, and as so many families sifted through for cherished photos. whatever they could salvage, one woman said it was like a bomb went off. at least seven people are dead, dozens injured, and as a clearer picture of the damage emerged today, so did the fact that many families never had any kind of warning. so we lead off again tonight with erin hayes outside st. louis, missouri. >> good evening. this was an extraordinary system in many ways. for one thing, it struck during the one week of the year when tornadoes rarely strike, and it races along a 300 mile path over the course of an entire day. tornadoes hit hard and fast in the st. louis area where residents today picked through what is left of their homes. scott had hidden fr

car these yesterday and eleanor rigby are believed to be inspired by deval these music later the beatles would record some of this songs with the compliment of a symphony orchestra. in one nine hundred seventy one emerson lake and palmer rock the world with an interpretation of mussorgsky's because at an exhibition in the eighty's there's an fragments of question good music and rock songs became somewhat of a routine practice with guitarists liking ramones tin making rock grangemouth more classical pieces the complicated schools of cultures from the past are a challenge which more than artists i'm willing to face a guitarist steve vai before going in his fifth caprice in one nine hundred eighty six movie crossroads this is not just rock musicians who are influenced by classical music unless i'm a made her professional debut as a traditional violinist but later turned to electronic intel british and the classics and full classically trained cellists of the finnish apocalyptica band achieved worldwide fame in the ninety's for they meant of metallica's songs while some say mixing genres is

i grew up taking everything from bob dylan, curtis mayfield, the beatles, smokey robinson. ke alma mater was the streets of san francisco. i would dare to go to school. where i really hung out was at the fillmore. that was my university, checking out be the king, and james brown, a cream. finding out how they were able to penetrate people's hearts. with their music. once you do that, something happens to their eyes. they become brighter. they start crying, they do not know why. they start dancing. it is like when a woman gives birth. =mmfirst, she cries and then she laughs. later on, she dances. and that, to me, is the beauty of what san francisco is about. >> one final question, and we are going to link it to your music today. such a rich legacy that you are giving us. you mentioned to me that you are working on a new album. could you share what is coming up? >> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do

. >> with neil, you do not chopped up, say, the beatles' "abbey road." chop, change, rearrange. editor of "pop justice" feels nothing is lost by decent editing. >> the idea is that the bad songs are pretty bad. let's just get rid of them. let's keep the goods that. there's so much music around that it is so easy to find and so easy to listen to whatever you want. just get to the good stuff. >> meanwhile, back at classic album club [inaudible] somewhere on site two -- side two. >> listening to a whole album like this really brings up something for me. >> were you move tonight? >> yes, i get moved every time i come. >> it is over. a ballet classic from beginning to perfect, hi fi, stereo, vinyl ending. >> let's just update you on some more breaking news. ireland's prime minister has retained control of the ruling party. he won a motion of confidence in his leadership. that just in theory we saw a challenge from his foreign affairs minister, and he will head the party in the upcoming general election. although voters in ireland are not happy with him as a moment. there is expected t

america is witnessing the biggest british culturally invasion since the beatles this time the brits arebombarding their way on to us t.v. networks with u.k. talent and program imports are to avoid miniport ny has got the story. in the heart of manhattan's greenwich village. beats the poles of britain. a mecca for anglo files called assault and battery. authentic fish and chips mars bars imported u.k. products and a cheery staff that spouts cockney slang when you walk through the door and you walk oh nooo it into england and when the americans turn on their t.v.'s for the. record. it's as though and has come to them with british funnyman ricky gervais's hosting the golden globes for the second year in a row that would be comedian and creator of the t.v. series the office drew nearly seventeen million viewers and major buzz for poking fun at hollywood's most pretty and powerful people. sitting down to speak with america's most famous and influential point you're good you are good in other import former tabloid editor and talent show judge piers morgan was recruited by c.n.n. to cross the

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is witnessing the british biggest british cultural invasion since the beatles except this time the u.k talent is dominating american t.v. schedules. and should he stay or should he go lead in still manages to provoke controversy with debates a raging. over what to do with his important body. when it comes to extreme sports russians are never afraid to break new ground smashing a hole through the ice before diving into murky depths is just one way for all seekers are enjoying the winter season for a better join our brave few who journey beneath the ice. perched above the unknown with the icy depths below it requires guts to take the plunge. on the surface it's like a trap door to a sinister nether world but from below it's beguiling i still having in russia's a popular sport but it's not something to be taken lightly that divers are under the ice now which is around thirty centimeters thick the only sign left on the surface is this rope that's their safety line they're attached to in case they get lost on the water because there is of course only one way out and that's here the maximum

the real surprise, digital downloads stalled, even with the beatles hitting itunes, nielson reporting just 1% growth, paltry compared to also year's 12% gains. now the industry is counting on subscription streaming services to jump start digital revenues, considered the future of the music business. >> we expected spotted debut in the u.s., google music to possibly launch and a toll possibly launch a streaming service. none of those things band out and we are expecting at least one of those to happen in 2011. >> reporter: after booming in 2009, the concert business took a turn for the worse. north american ticket sale res down 26% with attendance off 12%, according to billboard. descending live nation stock on a roller coaster, off about a third of the year, thanks to hope for 2011. hope that pop stars from lady gaga to justin bieber, who topped this year's chart will draw more fans and the whole industry could learn from the success of tv show "glee" a 360-degree music hit. >> they are on tv, they are on itunes, they are on the road and they are basically a part of the consumer's lif

. >> reporter: the loner who shot and killed the beatle john lennon is a textbook case. e common theme with mark david chapman and history's other lone wolves is not ideology or politics or religion. according to forensic psychiatrist dr. michael welder of new york university. >> the mass shooter will always justify in some righteous or ideological way that at the end of the day what drives that person is a sense they had high expectations for themselves. they recognized that they never will amount to everything they dreamed of. and they choose something that the public has given so much attention to. and make a decision at some point, i can be larger than life. and make a decision to destroy the society around them. >> reporter: in a prison interview with abc news, chapman told barbara walters why he killed john lennon. >> john lennon fell into a very deep hole. a hole that was so deep inside of me. that i thought by killing him i would acquire his fame. >> reporter: the celebrity musician had somehow disappointed chapman. >> and i see this real somebody who i perceived

promise to develop to the beatles or both and either break from the past. demonstrations continue in the conference the ousted president supports is refusing to recognize them government one hundred people died you know the rest. of us congresswoman gabrielle giffords is expected to be moved to a rehabilitation center almost two weeks off to have attempted officials say she's now able to stand with assistance and these are ready to begin the next phase of uncovering giffords was shot in the forehead from the present event outside a grocery store in the city of tucson arizona gunman shot eighteen people killing six. more communities are being delis dinner strangers floods as water surges downstream into the state of victoria and the town is now completely cut off leaving its thirteen thousand residents around it people in low lying areas are preparing for the worst told to evacuate to safety so sobering to farmers who've seen crops destroyed especially after jean years of drought more than thirty people have died in flooding so. now a fatal flooding also aff

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well it's a new round of british invasion talking about the beatles simon callow brought his judgment to approach to american idol the office a stable form stable for must see t.v. as a direct copy of the british show and c.n.n.'s larry king has been replaced by piers morgan so what is it that they have that we don't is that a disinterest and being politically correct maybe lacking any fear of what might happen if you fail. somebody artie's very important i has more. in the heart of manhattan's greenwich village. beats the poles of britain. a mecca for anglo files called assault and battery. authentic fish and chips mars bars imported u.k. products and a cheery staff that spouts cockney slang when you walk through the door and you walk oh nooo it into england and when the americans turn on their t.v.'s most of the way they seem. to think. it's as though england has come to them with british funding and ricky gervais's hosting the golden globes for the second year in a row that would be comedian and creator of the t.v. series the office drew nearly seventeen million viewers and major b

something like you we folding won tons and cutting chicken to the songs of the rolling stones, the beatles, and petula clark? >> well, yes, right. yeah, to a certain extent, because doing those chores goes back to the mid-1950s. and so we're talking about doris day and eddie fisher and perry como-- listening to music and to baseball games. that's my second love, yes. >> hinojosa: okay, you're going to have to... you took me there, ben. >> i did. >> hinojosa: because now i'm going to have to ask you to impersonate one of those singers. >> ( laughing ) >> hinojosa: because you would listen to dean martin and elvis. >> this is becoming the benny and maria show >> hinojosa: ( ughing donnie and marie. >> hinojosa: well, which one do you... >> elvis was my first musical hero, that's for sure. and then i spent the year in texas with my father, who had a restaurant in ventura... in amarillo, so i had a lot of free time, and so i was able to do what a lot of young american boys and maybe some girls, too, did-- standing in front of a mirror trying to do elvis from watching him on tv. >> hinojosa: oh

see that, the beatles. 8:08. let's go to steve. >>> i get funny messages, too, sal. >> they are funny. >>> we have do have a few high clouds. the blanket of fog, it's a cold 4. for some locations, there's nothing -- there's no fog at a ll. we've had reports of mist or drizzle. upper 0s, 40s -- 30s, 40s. tom in blossom hill said, it's foggy. santacruz, some of this fog -- yesterday everybody said fog. today it's clear, fog. still a dense fog advisory. reduced visibility, zero for some. sunshine, dry, mostly sunny, there are a few high clouds up there but cool to warm. high clouds associated with the system moving in from the north of us. therein lies the possibility that the system will have enough breeze to get rid of the fog tomorrow. 40s for many, 41 for concord. 40 livermore. 44 hayward. they were down to 41. they've bumpped up a little bit. sanjose, very thick fog. 47, 57. a high of 61 today. if you get the sun, 60s. if you don't, probably in the mid- to upper 50s. temperatures in the mountains, 24 tahoe. but

long before itunes, our next guest introduced generations of the beatles in "across the universe.". >> good to see you, too. >> jimmy: how is everything? >> very well. >> jimmy: last time you were here, don rickles was with you? >> i was looking for him under the couch. >> jimmy: you'll get to say some things this time. >> that was the first talk show i had ever done. >> jimmy: really? >> i was so nervous and i was in the back room and my agent said, are you going to be all right? i was like, i will be, as long as there's not a comedian on before me. they were like, it's don rickles. who is that? he's a national treasure. he's the standup comedian whose s shtick is to pull people apart. >> jimmy: and that he does. how are you? how is everything going? >> no, good, yeah. >> jimmy: this movie looks very heavy. >> pretty intense as far as films go. >> jimmy: i've never been to siberia, so -- >> i nearly have. >> jimmy: tell us what it's about? >> it's based on a book called "the long walk." it's about a group of prisoners who escaped a camp and they walked on foot to freedom from sibe

maybe all of us, maybe we'll just reunite the beatles. yeah -- >> jimmy: why not? >> qwestlove: yeah. let's do it. >> jimmy: with the roots -- let's do it. we'll make them fist pump. ♪ our first guest is a two-time oscar nominee who starred in the hits "julie and julia," "doubt" and "enchanted." starting friday, you can see her in the critically acclaimed movie "the fighter." please welcome back to the show, the lovely, the talented amy adams! ♪ [ applause ] ♪ ♪ love her! >> jimmy: amy adams, you look gorgeous. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to the show. >> of course -- i always love being here. >> jimmy: oh, you're so nice. >> the one time that i was here. >> jimmy: yeah -- it was good, though. we had fun. last time you were here you were pregnant. >> i was. >> jimmy: you have a beautiful, beautiful, little baby back there. >> thank you, thank you so much. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, what is her name? >> aviana. >> jimmy: aviana. >> aviana. >> jimmy: interesting name -- i never heard aviana. >> yeah we -- i didn't know that

after the ceremony the media starting singing penny lane. 11 master's students are also studying the beatles>>> the labrador retriever is remaining the leader of the pack as far as dogs go. the 20th year in a row to be the most popular dog ever according to the american kennel club. the lab is the most popular. german shepherd is second. yorkshire terrier is third. beagle, fourth. golden retriever is fifth. they have three new breeds. you want to try these, laura? >> oh, nice. he took my part of the script. and i see what he did. he did it on purpose. this is a mountain dog that made its mark as a cattle herd er. and this is an ancient breed from mexico. and this is the norwegian mud hound. i'm a little -- >> i have been completely hushed up. i thought i was going to throw you a curveball there. forget it. >> oh, little puppy. you give up? >> yeah. >>> 5:54 right now. if you are a dog lover out there, it is a great dog day in the park. >> yes, i feel a lot of people will be walking their dogs. you'll see more of that today. today is your day. 37 in gilroy right now. gilroy will be the warmes

elton john's of cover of the beatles' "lucy in the sky with diamonds" was at the top of the charts, now "firework" by katy perry reigns. "jaws" was tonight-grossing film, now it is "toy story 3-d." >>> camilla harris made history today. >> that i will support and defend. >> with her sister alongside her, harris sworn in this afternoon, becoming the first woman and the first minority to hold california's top law enforcement office. the former san francisco d.a. narrowly defeated los angeles district attorney steve cooley. the race so close, harris wasn't even declared the winner until weeks after the election. a state attorney general has pledged to make gang crime, mortgage fraud and high-tech crimes a top priority. >>> back to politics. now, urgent and necessary, those are the words federal investigators used in new safety recommendations for pg&e in the wake of the disastrous san bruno explosion. nbc bay area's marianne favro is here with the details of the recommendations the national transportation safety board made today. marianne? >> reporter: today, the national transportation bo

the owner was in the guinness book of world records for owning the larnlest collection of beatles souvenirsthe world. >>> one pageant in india shows that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes. women competed in a plus size beauty contest with minimum entry weight of 175 pounds. the pageant hopes to send a message about body image and acceptance. contestants slip into casual wear, evening gowns, and even swit suits, and the winner scores the new title along with a year long modelling contest. >>> it is crime fighting with the push of a button, with the help of a vending machine. as part of the search for new ways to keep the streets safe in japan, a beverage company installed vending machines equipped with a security camera and an alarm. customers can then trigger the machine when they feel threatened. by a random man in the surgical mask. >> love that. >> i know. >> that's like the perfect, you know -- >> it's like you getting ready to put your coins in. >> and you lurking in the corner. yes. >> look out, lynn. >> it is time for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout th

to the and he never admitted it was wrong to read it to the beatles did what nixon did and suddenly change the rules. if i can get business from my company spending a little money why wouldn't they do that? so, there wasn't really any kind of a learning curve. it was just might we get caught which early on as well, you know, depending on how much and how we do it is they're going to be any action against us already he's trying to figure out can we cover our tracks, not can we do it, but how do we do it and they had some wonderful correspondence from one of the indonesian reps where they said we are getting $100,000 to play and not a dollar more. the keep coming back for more i am going to stand on my principal here. we will bride this far and no further. finally in the air force said we don't want a middle man. we want the money straight up. and lots of people are saying i don't know if we can write this off on our taxes. it is really just about how far can you push it? and of course the bribery rules were not as strict back then either city could give a little less concerned. >> host: the

the ocean between iran and the western world i get that impression that it resembles the famous beatle song you remember you say goodbye i say hello you say yes i say in there i save black you say white but some people may get the same impression and start start singing the song listening to our interview so. is this all about words is it all about propaganda is it all about making news or is it about nuclear safety i mean the iranian you are a new issue can you be frank and say and say yes or no simply of course i'm not going to give any comment about the go shares but one thing is clear that vienna spared no effort to prove to the whole world has our nuclear activities are exclusively for peaceful surpluses. as i said many people will believe you know that that is the problem that i think that through you i want to tell the whole war on that over one hundred twenty countries men have without any interruption for the last eight years supported iran and their statement is documented in die as the part of the historian pages of the story therefore the international community majority of