but they are not just a beatles cover band.songs. >>> fun and free events happening around town, we start tomorrow, the third annual downtown hayats festival at route 1 and longfellow street. more than 50 local artists will have their works on display. >>> saturday the fiesta asia street festival from 10:00 to 7:00 on pennsylvania avenue northwest between third and sixth street. there will be craft exhibits, food, marshal arts demonstration and talent show. for more, go to myfoxdc.com and click on web links. >>> tony joins us with another event taking place this weekend. tony? >> yes, indeed. i am excited about it. the beatles stopped performing concerts in 1966 meaning they never got to perform much of the music they created live. a band called the fab four is dedicated to performing their music live and accurately. zack joins us now. good to see you, sir. thanks for coming in. >> here is the thing. we will show more video in a moment. i think for the general public, perhaps the most recognizable face in your band is willy the

sorry, the beatles. >> jimmy: no, the beatles.the beatles found you and they said -- >> do i know this story? i was there. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, i didn't know if i was making it up. i mean, i don't know >> i was there. >> jimmy: you were you there, yes. did you -- did you -- did you hang with them or no? did you record your -- >> no. the manager of the beatles, brian epstein. >> jimmy: epstein, epstein. >> stein, stein, whatever. [ laughter ] he produced a show that i was in and i wrote the songs for the show. i was the, like the musical narrator. i would come on and i'd sing the songs between the acts, explaining to the audience what was going on, and jimmy epstein-stein, he really -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he changed his name later. >> later, yeah. he real liked what i was doing so he introduced me, after one of the shows, to john lennon and ringo starr, both of whom had very strong liverpudlian accents and the conversation went something like this. [ indistinguishable ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's the way to do it. >>

there was more yelling and screaming than the beatles at shea stadium. what happened? the dow dropped 600 points in just a matter of minutes. in fact, almost 1,000 points at one time before turning around. as to what happened, one or a combination of three things. number one maybe a computer glitch although it seems unlikely. or number two, make a mistaken trade. that's possible but kind of strange no firm has come forward and said they made any kind of mistake. finally, this may be the answer. a flaw in the market structure. for example here at the new york stock exchange traders can slow trading in certain spots for short periods, programs 90 seconds. that happened in procter & gamble. it's allowed to trade away from the new york stock exchange. stock went from 60 to $39. if we have circuit breakers, it ought to apply to all of the players. >>> on friday the markets continue down. a long-awaited marriage in the skies was announced this week. continental and united airlines will merge in a deal valued at about $3 billion. if it passes legal hurdles, the new company wi

. >> question number one after john lennon formed the beatles, what was their first song in 1962?>> both wrong. love me do. lot of people don't know that. john lennon, one of the most iconic figures in modern music and culture. lot of interesting things about john lennon. the song "imagine" most closely associated with him, was not a number one song when it was first released, only hit number one when he was tragically killed. lot of interesting trivia about lennon and the beatles. >> okay. >> number two, what was mother theresa's original given first name. >> i know this one. >> i won't read the choices. >> i know her name was agnes, born in yugoslavia and she was phenomenal. >> i've got nothing to share then. yes, she was born in macedonia, former part of yugoslavia, moved to ireland when she was 15 to join a religious order and a tremendous 20th century figure. >> one of the greatest human beings who ever lived. i think we have time for one more. >> i'll make it a good one. >> okay. >> or the next one at least. who was the only person to be queen of both france and england? tha

. >>> beatles main i can't, kind of. the fab faux, a beatles tribute band will join us live. have you tried honey bunches of oats with real strawberries? wow. it's seriously strawberry. they're everywhere. it's in the bunches, on the flakes, even real strawberries in the mix. can i have some more? honey bunches of oats with real strawberries. it's delicious. nobody does it quite like us. >>> a virginia high school has been getting quite a bit of backlash this week after the contents of the its yearbook came to light. publishing students confessions seemed like a liberating idea but school administrators say they don't like it. >> bob barnard spoke to one of the editors about the efforts to share the hidden truths of adolescence. >> i say mean things to people because i like to see their reaction. >> reporter: 17-year-old senior kate cummings reads a selection of the secrets published in the yearbook. >> i get so lonely that i set my phone to go off at intervals an pretend people are texting me. the bullying still ruins my life every day t says i used to be frayed of dying. no

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. >>> battling beatles. we'll show you the colorful way the state is handling and a look at lost finale coming up at 5:30. >> there's word of a new approach to breast cancer treatment for women that might result in less extensive surgery. timothy johnson has to story. >> a new study of breast cancer patients have concerned that antiestrogen drugs given prior to surgery can shrink tumors. in some cases tumors can be treated with less extensive operations. 352 post menopausal women were studied. they all had type of tumors that are stimulated by estrogen. they suspected by cutting off the estrogen supply, they would get smaller and could be removed with breast conserving techniques. each woman was categorized by what type of surgery would be needed to remove the tumor. three different categories. then the women received one of three antiestrogen drugs for 16 weeks before surgery. when their tumors were reevaluated 82% of the marginal cases, 51 of the mas et et mas ectomy underwent successful members of the jur

it wasn't like being a beatle, but it was still pretty -- pretty cool. >> jimmy: pretty cool. comic-con, and here's what i thought was cool about it. there were 20, maybe, um, 20, i'm being nice -- there's probably 200 other dudes dressed like you, that looked like you in jumpsuits. >> right. >> jimmy: and how nice you were to everybody, by the way. i've just got to compliment you. you were so nice to everybody, answering everyone's questions and being a good sport about it and everything. you're a cool dude. do you like that when people dress up like you? >> i mean, how can you not be flattered when someone does that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you can see that some people put a lot of, you know, dedication and they spent a lot of time to put like some of these outfits together and i'm like wow. >> jimmy: you're like -- you're a fan of the show. like i know a lot of the other cast, like, don't even really watch the show. we had matthew fox, he's like "i don't watch the show." >> really? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. he's like "i don't like the tv." but i know you're a fan of "lost." >> yeah.

we would hear about the beatles all these things came together at the same time. and we thought the world sort of will open it up and it will be reasonable. and i remember going in 1968 -- hitchhiking from belgium and asia and i sawed to a british soldier said the russians cannot do it what would the whole world say about it. it was a big shock of 1968 when the russians came in. and, of course, i was in london at the time. but in my book i took the liberty to sort of not to explain it because it would become way too difficult. and i think today if i was in prague when the russian tank and planes came that probably i would have left right there and wouldn't spend another 15 years or something trying to figure out where i should be living. >> this was a portion of a booktv program. you can view the entire program and many other booktv programs online. go to booktv.org. type the name of the author or book into the search area in the upper left-hand corner of the page. select the watch link. now you can view the entire program. you might also explore the recently on b

. ♪ i want it that way >> for a time the back street boys, that was the next beatle mania.ando in 1993, the group first found success in europe. but game a worldwide phenomenon with the release of their third album, if album, any len number. in 2006, band member kevin richardson left the group. but despite losing one of their original members, the group hod sold out concerts with fans stillen fat chew and i had with one of the world's greatest boy bands. >> and here they are performing "bigger," please welcome nick, brian, howie and a.j., the back street boys! ♪ first off i can't keep a promise i'm no one to count on at all ♪ ♪ add on that i'm a coward too scared to return your calls ♪ ♪ but you don't care you keep sticking around while i'm locked in a cloud you're bigger ♪ ♪ la la la ♪ la la la ♪ 'cause you're still here your feet stuck to the ground despite how silly it sounds ♪ ♪ you're bigger than me ♪ ♪ la la la ♪ la la la ♪ it's known that i'm a liar often i'm blacker than white add on my uncanny ego no ones as humbled like i ♪ ♪ but you don't care you keep sticking a

here because if -- because we offered amnesty and if you can just wait it out, we will make cute beatle and disintegrate the distinction between legal and illegal entry. . my question is, let's assume that you are a non-white person living in a border state and the eu are asked for id. -- and you are asked for id. within this is a lawful stock or anything else -- whether this is a lawful stop. how does a law enforcement officer determine who may or may not be illegal? >> first of all, it is worth noting that law-enforcement in arizona is quite divided. the arizona chiefs of police are against this and care about the enforcement of immigration and other laws. the care deeply about the fact that if they drive a wedge between the hispanic community and then sells it will be harder for their public safety efforts to be effective. this false choice is set up. to answer your question, you have a group of young hispanic man -- men walking home from a soccer game. the giddy, there is a disturbance. it is a lawful stopper the policeman says, "excuse me judgment, have you seen any trouble? we are

early, they to find the fetal viability and the beatles gestational age.would be making better decisions at the end of pregnancy. we know from intervention studies that if you put off until at least 39 weeks, you run a very low risk of premature taty. if you do not have accurate gestational dating, you risked premature births. >> i concur with you. this is great testimony. one thing i really enjoyed about this subcommittee and health care is that it is a caring profession. everybody is doing it for the right reason. adults, unborn children. with all of our fights and battles, is great to have people who are very concerned. i am an old army infantry d guy. we are "keep it simple. " it seems like your testimony keeps it simple. god created human beings. the body tells us when. we should not be doing things unless we have to. there are ways to incentivize that financially. we are a third pair in the health care delivery system. -- we are a third payer in the health care delivery system. their opportunities to look at that. i really enjoyed the testimony. dr.