peter jackson on november the 3rd. peter jackson is a pretty important feature in all of this.the director not only of lord of the rings but he was behind the documentary get back, that i heard about two years ago. ! that aired about two years ago. ! that aired about to make years ago for the bits his technology that's been able to have the voices of the beetle separately from all the noise that was going on in the studio. it's that same technology using artificial intelligence that made this song possible. it cleaned up john lennon vocals, made everything sound crisper and better. so, yeah, new beatle song, bring it on! how do ou think new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think peeple _ new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will— new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react _ new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to - new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to it? - new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to it? i - you think people will react to it? i think if

ringo: peter jackson was going to do it. we would hook up in l.a. several times.d i kept telling him, we were laughing. we were brothers. we had arguments. we had fun. and we're playing with each other. and having a -- it's not all that dark. jeffrey: and you wanted that to come through. ringo: and i want it to come through, like it's a real band. ♪ jeffrey: after the breakup, each beatle went solo. ringo, now his own front man, had a string of hits, including "it don't come easy." in fact, he says it didn't. you have also talked about some of the difficulties there, including struggles. ringo: well, the first -- when it was first split up, i sat in the garden, wondering what to do. it was like, that's it now. what -- you're so used to that job. and we worked a lot. but then, suddenly, well, it's over. and it's really over. yeah, i had a moment of, like, reflection. and i started to play with other artists. jeffrey: and that's what he's continued to do, along with a few other things, including acting. he met his wife, barbara bach, while working together on the 19

it was peter jackson who did that brilliant sort of series there recreating series where there recreatingcing recordings and enhancing them. so really, really exciting. we're more of this. we're going to see more of this. i tell you. we're also going i can tell you. we're also going to people being digitally to see people being digitally resurrected there'll be resurrected as there'll be concerts with holograms and various there's various other things. there's the a conversation. absolutely. >> got some breaking >> no, we've got some breaking news in in the past few news coming in in the past few moments from uk's who moments from the uk's fca who say are reviewing natwest say we are reviewing how natwest groups governance groups and coots governance systems are working systems and controls are working to identify address to identify and address any significant shortcomings. this is in response to the nigel farage tide bank hacking scandal and nigel farage has responded to the fca's report. it has identified potential regulatory breaches in natwest's handling of a decision to close the fo

what this artificial intelligence done is peter intelligence has done is peter jackson brilliant jacksonficial intelligence can do that . do that. >> so they've got a track where they recorded a voice and piano. exactly. would normally exactly. which would normally until completely exactly . until now be completely exactly. >> is why george >> and this is why george harrison said he wasn't he didn't really like it. he didn't want released because want it to be released because technologically good technologically it wasn't good enough. what's now happened is artificial has artificial intelligence has enabled old original enabled old john's original vocals and his piano to be taken out . and it's vocals and his piano to be taken out. and it's very vocals and his piano to be taken out . and it's very different to out. and it's very different to the artificially created track , the artificially created track, for example, from the weeknd and drake or johnny cash singing barbie girl . drake or johnny cash singing barbie girl. listen to all of those. that's very different to what's happened h

today peters here to discuss his newest book titled a brutal reckoning andrew jackson the creek indiansnd the epic war for the american south. a final panelists today to my immediate left is chris who is the creator, host, lead writer legends of the old west longform narrative podcast that tells true stories of the american west produce a masters degree in journalism from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. as one numerous local, state, national awards for his writing great today chris is here to discuss his first book titled the summer of 1876. now let's begin our discussion and i propose to deal with the books in order the authors were just introduced which means i will throw couple questions to emily first. for those of you who have not had a chance to read her book emily is 1000 pages left behind is detachment 101 of the u.s. army that operated behind japanese lines in the burma theater of world war ii. the unit in which her father served. japanese had rolled the victories against both us and the british in southeast asia ever since pearl harbor lea

jackson. it became a pivotal and somewhat figure in u.s. history. but first question to peter then is with such great importance, why does why did the wars of the american west against the native americans have so much more play and this will so ignored it's a very good question and i'm guilty of that myself because this this book is the final volume in a trilogy that i wrote on the westward expansion of the united states, beginning with the end of the revolutionary war through the indian wars of the west. and like everyone i because of i guess, cinema and popular fiction and i associated the indian wars with the american west and so the first line of my trilogy was called the earth is weeping the epic wars for the indian epic story of the indian. the story of a river. there is this way of being epic story of india was the american west. then i realized when my finished it that wait a minute, you know the actual the actual decisive conflicts that made victory over the native americans in the possible the use of conflicts were actually fought east the mississippi specifically i

jackson. otra capa de seguridad para peatonal Ángel moreno, de la oficina del concejal peter ortiz, asegura que alta visibilidad, 1 a cada lado, 1 en el medio. y lo interesante y lo bueno de este proyecto es que también tiene faroles avanzados. a ambos lados de la calle. 1 va a estar más cerca a la intersección de harlem rock y 1 más cerca de la intersección de san antonio para dar esa alerta. no nomás al cruce, pero sino antes nos va a ayudar mucho para que las familias puedan cruzar. >> padres de familia y personal de rocket chip, fuerza community prep agradecen que hayan escuchado sus peticiones. la escuela recolectó 1800 firmas de la comunidad para solicitar este espacio. hay muchos niños, familias que no tienen carros caminan hacia la escuela. entonces esa va a ser una manera que caminen seguros y lleguen seguros a la escuela. a este plantel asisten más de 500 alumnos, desde pre-k kínder hasta 5o grado y está ubicado en el distrito mafer. pues ahora vemos a ver nuestros estudiantes en unos meses caminar seguros aquí en la comunidad, verdad? y es que la avenida jackson es considerado 1 de l

today peter said to discuss his newest book titled a brutal reckoning and jackson the creek indians at the door for the american south. our final posted a right to my immediate left is chris wimmer who is the creator compost and lead writer of legends of the old west, long form and derrida podcast that tells true stories of the american west. he has a masters degree in journalism from the walter cronkite school of journalism ao arizona state university and has won numerous local state and national awards for his writing. today, chris is here to discuss his first book titled the summer of 1876. now let's begin our discussion, and i propose to do with the books in order that the authors were just introduced, which means i will throw a couple questionsav to emily first. for those he had not had a a chance to read a book, her book is a sort of detachment 101 of the u.s. army that operated behind japanese lines in the burma theater of world war ii. i do to and which her served. the japanese had rolled the pictures against both us and a bridge in southeast asia ever since pearl harborn leavi

el concejal peter ortiz de san josé, que confirmó que en enero próximo comenzará la construcción de un cruce peatonal, será en la intersección de laine y la avenida jacksonminación que alertara antes y durante el momento en que una persona está cruzando la calle. >> vamos a seguir en san josé porque un comité de seguridad compuesto por 5 concejales, está estudiando la posibilidad de reducir las multas que imponen a los dispensarios de marihuana. el objetivo es aliviar la carga económica de estos negocios. según dicen, porque algunos propietarios alegan que pierden miles de dólares por culpa del mercado negro, donde a veces resulta más fácil y barato encontrar esos productos, según ellos mismos señalan. también dicen que les afectaría las regulaciones locales, que no solo imponen multas, también regula sus horarios y obliga a aumentar los precios. lo van a votar el 14 de noviembre. estaremos pendientes sobre una decisión. >> con eso vamos a la pausa. reza no es un vendedor ambulante de santa rosa que al parecer vendía algo más que helado cerca de una escuela. también se dieron a conocer nuevos detalles sobre el piloto acusado de intentar apagar los motore

jackson. it became a a pivotal and somewt controversial figure u.s. history. the first question to peterhen is with such great importance, why does -- why did the wars of the american west against the native americans have so much more play and this one gets so ignored? >> that's a very good question and i'm guilty of that myself because this book is the final volume in a trilogy that i wrote on the west ward expansion of the united states beginning with the end of their revolutionary war through indian war. like everyone else, i -- because popular fiction and all, i associated the indian wars with the american west and some of my first line in the trilogy, weeping the epic wars and epic story of the indian -- whatever. epic story of the indian wars in the american west and then i realized when i finished it. wait a minute, the actual decisive conflicts that made victory over the native americans inn the west possible, conflicts were fought east of mississippi river specifically in what was called the old northwest or modern midwest and in the deep south. and that it was the victories in

jackson turner's the frontier in american history was published in 1893. the red badge of courage by stephen crane was released in 1895. it was there during the civil war. peterall of those books are available on the website, c-span.org/books that shaped america. you can see the entire list at the library of congress -- that the library of congress came up with there. next call is stephen in west palm beach, florida. stephen, go ahead. >> can you hear me? peter: we are listening. >> mr. rosen, which you are calling, and i'm sure many lawyers called his pragmatism is what i called sedition. i'm wondering, for example, and it doesn't surprise me, i didn't realize until now, i have forgotten that theodore roosevelt was the one that appointed him to supreme court because mr. roosevelt didn't seem to have too much concern about the constitution either. and i'm sure you know what i mean. i was saying that one of the things i was thinking, there are other people in the modern-day supreme court who have similar types of approaches. in two of the most recent ones were, number one, anthony kennedy, and number two, david souter. i'm wondering how mr. holmes would feel a

peter and paul church sunday evening when he attacked a parishioner. the san francisco police chased after garcia, who police say threw an explosive out the window of his car. during that pursuit near jones and jacksoneets and then threw another one a short time later. they saw that device go out of the window at eighth and mission that device detonated as well. they could see the flames and they can feel the explosion. they felt that that was a larger explosion than the first one up on jones street. now, garcia is in custody. he is facing charges of attempted murder, possession and transportation of explosives and several other felonies. two oakland police officers accused of an unauthorized pursuit that ended in a deadly crash may lose their badges. ktvu obtained a police commission report that claims the officers lied during the investigation and compromised a criminal case. the investigation accuses the two rookie officers of chasing a suspected sideshow participant who slammed into and killed a 28 year old bystander at 54th avenue and international boulevard last year. the attorney representing the victim's family says the officers drove off, pretended they didn't know what happened, and only r