beatles "love" thing?oing -- >> it's kind of different from that. the beatles show -- the "love" show included their -- the master tracks of the beatles, from the actual band, but this has been completely rearranged. >> jimmy: also, it's live music. >> it's live music of which my band is involved in. >> jimmy: yeah, i like the "cirque du soleil" people. >> you got to see it. >> jimmy: lot of unitards. >> it was masterfully done by our music designer kevin antunes. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. i was going to say -- i'm sorry. i can't wait to go check it out. it's only playing for a month? >> no, no, no, no. we started in montreal -- >> jimmy: right. >> -- the beginning of october. >> jimmy: so you're just going to tour around? >> we're going all around. a long time. >> jimmy: oh, hey. fun. that's what i'm talking about, you guys. >> and we're coming here, too. >> jimmy: well, in the month of december, go check it out in vegas. >> yeah, absolutely. good man. awesome. >> jimmy: thanks for being here, buddy. [ cheers a

. >> 4:40, the former home of the beatles is being sold for millions. >> we're back in two minutes. >>> welcome back. 4:37. mild this morning. you might be able to leave the jacket at home. temps in the 50s. we'll be in the mid-60s for noon. a little bit breezy. slight chance of a shower today but most of us won't even see anything. by 5:00 p.m., the sun will have already set. still, look at that. 67 degrees. do have some showers in the seven-day forecast. we'll let you know exactly when that's going to happen in the next five minutes. right now, we go to beverly farmer with timesaver traffic. >> right now, it is looking good. no early problems to report. just overnight construction barrels out of your path. want to remind folks if you had to deal with it over the weekend, the gw parkway is now open. northbound, north of spout run. that won't be a detour for you after the work they had to do to repair the rock face in that stretch north of spout run. 14th street bridge, 395 north looking good heading into downtown. overnight roadwork in springfield on the beltway in virginia should be

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they were more popular than the beatles. >> i believe it. ♪ i love the colorful clothes you wear ♪ ♪ and the way the sunlight plays upon her hair ♪ >> reporter: listening to brian wilson sing the beach boys smash hit "good vibration" is a tantalizing taste of smiles. those famous unfinished rock and roll albums. tell me a little bit about your vision for the album. >> for this ul bum, i was trying to capture the mood of early americana, mid americana and hawaii as a third movement. >> reporter: wilson appeared in this landmark cbs documentary "inside pop" to announce his new creative vision to the world. >> there is a new song, too complex to get all of us the first time around. >> reporter: but the album critics now call rock and roll's holy grail was never released. you got to this point where you have all of this amazing music and you shelved it. how come? >> it wasn't appropriate music for the times. it was too far advanced, you know? >> you didn't think people would get it? >> no. i didn't think they would appreciate it at all. >> repor

they were very dylan/beatle derivatives.ter ] and they were hugely encouraging. and i met dick james, who -- behind a vast desk and a vast -- acres of mahogany and cigar smoke and said, "we would like to mold you. to mold you." and i thought, "this sounds very interesting." [ laughter ] and wanted to perhaps sign up -- sign the recording contract. but i declined and i went onto the stage instead. became an actor, rather than a singer. >> jimmy: [ british accent ] [ unintelligible ] >> [ mumbling ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i love that because it's kind of like paul mccartney and john and ringo in one in one voice. >> yeah, it is. >> jimmy: yeah, it's very good, >> jimmy: well, now you are -- you are acting in this movie. it's called "hugo." it's a family movie. >> yes. >> jimmy: it comes out the wednesday -- the night before thanksgiving. >> it does. >> jimmy: and martin scorsese -- not really known for his family movies. >> no, it's a huge -- [ light laughter ] it's a huge segue for him. it really is. 3-d -- it's a drama

a rare glimpse at a domestic beatle. >>> among contemporary musicians, elvis costello has to get some kind of award for honesty. he has a big limited edition of his box set coming out for christmas. he tells fans, it's just not worth it for the money they want for it. it's over $300. he's suggesting instead that people buy the ambassador of jazz collection of louie armstrong's music, which he calls vastly superior, and costs much less. further, he says, his own both set will be available for less money if you wait until the first of the year. >>> up next here tonight, that's the ticket, but who's the real winner? >>> last night here we told you about three money managers who won the biggest lottery jackpot in connecticut history, a quarter million dollars. today the plot thickened as a friend said the three men were fronting for a wealthy client, who wanted to remain anonymous. tonight another plot twist, and at least a promise that some of the money will go to a good cause. the story from nbc's anne thompson. >> reporter: winning $254 million would make most people giddy, not these g

i grew up taking everything from bob dylan, curtis mayfield, the beatles, smokey robinson. mike 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 the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we

this is not hard nights, beatles. this is sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band, beatles, and on the way to "yellow submarine." he said he went to vietnam and got brainwashed by the man and that's sort of the end of george romney for president. that impression sinks in. richard nixon gets nominated by the republican party and george romney goes down in history as that brainwashed guy, mitt romney's dad. so, yes, herman cain has a campaign funding scandal right now and sexual harassment scandal and still doesn't understand abortion scandal. newt gingrich is trying to mount a comeback in his own inexplicable and inadvertently hilarious way and there's other stuff going on in the republican presidential campaign. we're going to be talking about all that tonight. this i think is the most important thing in the race right now. because rick perry of all the non-romney candidates, rick perry is the one, or at least was the one who had the best chance of being the republican nominee. rick perry is the one who had the best

thought he was better than the beatles. apparently he was good at playing the guitar., a very successful music producer. and that man told manson, a friend of mine is in the biz, maybe he can launch your star. so he brought manson to meet terry melcher. terry melcher listened to his music and passed on it. that night they all got in the same car and they gave melcher a ride home. manson was in the car. terry melcher's home was 10050 cielo drive. later to be the scene of the tate murders. manson had been there before. the time he was there was at a time when he had been rejected by someone in the business for something he wanted very, very much. which was -- >> he was going to be a star, that's the man who told him he wasn't going to be a star? >> that's right. >> and the place they dropped that man is where the murder occurred. >> that's right. >> so it was a revenge killing. >> i believe it was, but they got the wrong people. >> so a disguise within a disguise, a man who claims he's trying to launch some sort of revolution or start a war between whites and blacks. >>

. >>> lyndon johnson was president, the beatles played their first ever united states concert here in washington and a young man from youngstown, ohio, began his career with the d.c. police department. a career that as matt jablow tells us, is still going strong. >> monday morning, orientation. >> sergeant buddy smallwood remembers his first day on the job like it was yesterday. >> then tuesday, we went to the range and qualified with a pistol. >> in fact, it was 17,291 days ago. >> sometimes, time slips by you but it slipped by me more than i wanted it to. >> currently the longest serving member of the metropolitan police department, the now 672-year-old -- the now 72-year-old smallwood joined nypd in 1964. >> young and slim, still playing ball. >> reporter: 47 years later, he is still driving a patrol car. and still very much enjoying the job. >> if i didn't like it, i wouldn't be here. it is very rewarding. >> reporter: despite the fact the mean streets of washington are a lot meaner than when he started. >> times have changed. i don't think they've changed for the better because t

group-- the home of the beatles, coldplay and katy perry has been split in two parts, bringing in more than $4 billion for citigroup. the recording division has been sold to vivendi's universal music group for about $2 billion. sony is buying the publishing division in charge of song writing copyrights for another $2 billion. the agreements still need regulatory approval in both the u.s. and europe. >> susie: let's take a look at what's coming up next week: our friday market monitor is erik ristuben, chief investment officer of client strategies at russell investments. on the economic calendar: the october reports on producer prices, consumer prices and housing starts are released. and a flurry of retailers report quarterly earnings: j.c. penney, home depot, lowes, target and wal-mart. auto-safety regulators are scrutinizing the safety of lithium-ion batteries that power plug-in electric vehicles. the national highway traffic safety administration says the investigation was sparked after a chevy volt caught fire weeks after a crash test. the agency said the test damaged the vehicle's b

and the attitude to us is just a bowman about your beatles there was even a case where a uniformed veteran riding on a bus on victory day had to leave because the driver stopped the bus and said he wouldn't budge unless the man's. the monument to soviet soldiers in riga was blown up in one thousand nine hundred eighty he was later restored to the act and he masterminded by negus. he was sentenced to a brief time in prison. now he's again free to walk about central riga together with his son and openly discuss the fate of the monument. it's a myth some people this is a monument to me it's a disgrace to the latvian nation. the following is nothing that should be simply pulled down to symbolize that we are no longer occupied. but. in the year when a good fish can blow up the monument another event occurred that course the world's attention. former soviet past has done for silly kononov had been brought before a latvian court to face criminal charges face actions in world war two and did it over the years this is the order of lenin well he gave it to me for blowing up sixteen german trains whe

julian's auction house is selling items from the beatles, rolling stones and other music superstars.lady gaga's outrageous outfits will be up for grabs. it is expected to sell for as much as $20,000. ♪ >> songstress adele is recovering from throat surgery in boston. doctors removed a benign policy fripp her vocal cords that forced her to cancel several concerts. doctors expect her to make a full recovery. that's your eye on entertainment. cbs news, hollywood. >>> good morning and thank you for watching 9news now at 5:00 a.m. i'm andrea roane. happy tuesday. >> happy tuesday. adele is talented, isn't she? thanks for joining us. here's monika samtani with traffic momentarily. >> mr. howard bernstein is here. weather first time. what a day we had yesterday. let's do it again. >> even better. >> we may do it a third time. >> great month. >> once we got rid of the rain, we've been on a roll. we may get a couple of showers by thursday. today, tomorrow, still look very nice with the exception of that touch of fog south and east of town this morning. let's get you going. here is a look at th

the beatles i mean the. resort and spa the rich girls and grand miniature girls in each of the seasons hotel the sultan here to. let you know the latest news and week's top stories on our team the apec summit in hawaii sees asia and the pacific rim its most powerful economies start working on a possible game changing free trade zone. the prime ministers of both italy and greece fall and new governments are appointed as their countries drowning in debt. plus a un report claims a run could be seeking to obtain a nuclear weapon but tax credits runs the allegations as a new us back to smear campaign. top of the hour here on karen's taraji broadcasting to you live from the heart of moscow the creation of a landmark free trade zone dominated talks at this year's apec summit which brings together the leaders of asia pacific rim countries barack obama hosted the get together in hawaii and met up with to make it in the video to churn over some pretty hot topics parties honest enough brings us more from honolulu. the

. >>> it is a story beatle's fans can say, maybe sink their teeth into, a tooth believed to have comem john lennon. how much it fetched and who got it. >>> an improvement over yesterday. what to expect for the afternoon. . >>> one man is dead and two hurt after a house explosion. workers responded to the home. firefighters say when they arrived, the home was leveled and what was left was engulfed in flames. >> you couldn't see the house, it was just a fire and then a door that was launched 30 feet from the house and now it's shredded and you couldn't see the house any more, it was gone. >>> the cause of the explosion is under investigation but they're concentrating on a propane tank in the house. >>> an investigation to figure out what caused a helicopter to lose power and crash into a house. it went down in west palm beach. the pilot and another passenger was taken to the hospital. >> sounded like an earthquake and my house felt like it would be divided. i was thinking that i hope everyone in the neighborhood is safe. >> no one on the ground was hurt. >> the cousin of an oakland raid

the vote two candidates will now go through a runoff vote the current emergencies minister of the beatles and former education minister zoya both going to around twenty four percent of the poll the next round is scheduled to take place and two weeks time. now to some other stories from across the world a powerful explosion killed six people in northwest pakistan the bomb was placed in a car left unattended in the province near the afghan border no one has so far claimed responsibility but officials have blamed previous violence in the area on taliban and islamised militants this comes just a day after a dozen people died during a gunfight and a mortar attack in the same region. in portland police have surrounded occupy protesters in a central park after they defied orders to disperse officer but tolerance and threatened arrest if the demonstrators failed to comply the protests are part of the larger movement which is protesting social and economic inequality and corporate greed in america and around the world. russia has ushered in a new era of energy security for western europe with the

is now going to help the center in two or three years and will for washington and brussels for the beatles and so if it's in a short term we're going to see a lot more volatility a lot more uncertainty a lot lot more seesawing as we have seen over the past week so fortunately. that's a look at the market's reaction now in europe investors rush to sell equities on tuesday particularly the already beaten down banks the folks who lost over two percent a close while the dax fell five percent french banks were particularly hard hit in iran saying seventeen percent b.m.p. perry bobs up almost fourteen percent in athens periods bank fell thirteen percent and national bank of greece dropped fourteen percent a similar picture in russia where stocks have as steep as today drop in a month beyond he has lost five percent of them as it struck me three percent at the end of the session earlier trade. has been suspended otherwise it's due to technical reasons let's have a look at some of the individual shelves otherwise at its most energy majors were down are cheaper crude with gas from losing more than

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some highlight, the current music on romney's play list include the eagles, the beatles, roy or bo son -- orbison, randy travis and the killers. he likes playing scrabble and angry birds on his ipad. as for youthful experimentation, he said, i tasted a beer when way i was a wayward teenager and never did it again. >> that's wayward. there was that minor catastrophe to duck world. >> oh my god. >> and a boat comes by and smashz them. >> isn't that weird? when mitt gets nervous he gets an accent. pab, can you trust a man who never had a drop of booze? or could you trust him with your life? >> i don't know. i'm pretty disappointed, actually. he tried the beer, but i guess i can let him slide. he tried the cigarette. i can let him go. what will we hear next? he stayed up 5 minutes past his bedtime? we have to draw line. >> jimmy carter got he had impure thoughts. >> the peanut dude. >> yes. ryan do you think this information helps or hurts pill. -- or hurts him? >> it hurts because it shows how he is trying to look normal. she keeps going around saying i've got the moves like jagr. i said,

. ♪ >> reporter: they became britain's best-selling band since the beatles. ♪ >> reporter: topping the other group had for decades. ♪ i don't believe that anybody feels the way i do ♪ ♪ >> reporter: oasis was formed in the 1990s by liam and noel gallagh gallagher. liam took center stage while his older brother noel wrote the songs and provided backup on guitar. ♪ >> reporter: but oasis ascend to rock 'n' roll royalty would fall victim to the pair's at times very public sibling rivalry. >> he is swinging this guitar around and then he kind of, you know, he nearly chopped my face off with it. >> reporter: noel left the group for good in 2009. he's now back in america for the first time as a solo act and performing at decidedly smaller theate theate theaters. you have played wembley stadium and massive stadiums around the world. what is it like to play a more intimate venue? >> i have to say i'm enjoying it. if i had to flip the coin for the two, i like to play stadiums. i will never do it but i love the stadiums. >> you say you're never going to do it. do you think that is all behind you

. >> i remember going to see the beatles and just actually watching and listening. >> and remembering. >> and remembering. >> sometimes you do lose the moment a bit because you're trying to capture it because you don't forget it. >> you miss the beat. you're more interested in the tweet. >> now you're trying to be all cute. >> i thought they were going to play something. >> jimmy fallon, he can't get enough. is he running out of material? >> apparently. >> jimmy fallon, we got a thanksgiving day shoutout again. let's see. >> tonight we'll be taking a look at the pros and cons of thanksgiving. pro? aunt rita brought the cranberry sauce and the turkey. con? aunt hoda and aunt kathie lee brought the cranberry vodka and wild turkey. >> crazy aunts. >> is there such thing as cranberry vodka? >> i don't know. >> okay. let's go get some. >> on late night, too, they weren't having fun with us. but they were -- >> it's about time somebody took on ann curry. >> it was her birthday, by the way. here's jay leno. >> anybody catch ann curry's birthday celebration on the "today" show friday? she's u