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tavis: you played a small role in getting the beatles here for the first time.e point you enand presley were it. what was the relationship -- what was the relationship? >> i was nobody, but we knew each other. we grew up together. we were the surviving guys. he had a lot to talk to me about. i had a lot to talk to him about. he said, i am going to do that song. he did it. our careers were not similar in a sense. there was a big difference. tavis: earlier in your career, back in the day, what do you delineate as the finest moments of your career? moments of your career? andinding up on ed sullivan realizing my life had changed, , andg that as a teen idol surviving the beatles, moving to a lot of countries, recording in , realizing i canmmo get over this. next one gave me gravitons as a writer. i think those were the crucial periods. things really changed for me. at youlook different. after that it became smooth iiling in that i would say, have a great journey. could do what i want. nothing lasts in this business. i looked at these kids to waste their money. that

they were turned on by the beatles and wanted to hang out with these guys. two of you were annoyed by all the screaming and yelling. you wanted to hear the music. >> just shut up so we can hear the music. tavis: you knew then that you wanted to do this. >> it is true. something about that particular music just reached an and let us both up in a way that was so much more than just want to be their girlfriends. it was too big for that. we wanted to be them, doing that. tavis: not with them, but be them. kids at the time, when we saw them on ed sullivan show, it was like a lunar landing. it was a culture shift. it was a shape shifter for the rest of time for us. sexualbefore we had our identity put together either. we had no concept that girls were not really necessarily expected to not do it. our mom being really strong and kind of a self-made pioneer tyvon was all for it. we were like, ok, there is nothing wrong with this. later, we come to find that it was really unusual, what we are trying to do. tavis: but your mom encouraged to early on. how important was

>> beatles. >> jimmy: were you a beatles -- >> i was a huge beatles fan. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmyalbum was huge in our house. >> jimmy: the white album. yeah. and did you look into those songs? like, did you -- "oh, my god, they're singing to me"? or did you play it backwards or -- >> no, i was very nerdy. my parents used to play it, though. i have a memory of my parents slow dancing to the white album when i was a kid. >> jimmy: cute. >> it was so -- waking up in the middle of the night and they were slow dancing. >> jimmy: aw. >> it went downhill from there. but -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: but you have good -- you have decent memories. i held onto that one. >> jimmy: at least, yeah. you're here -- you're actually -- besides "nurse jackie," you're also on broadway now or is it -- >> off broadway. doing a play. >> jimmy: off broadway. the manhattan theatre club. >> yep. >> jimmy: it's called "the madrid." >> yep. >> playing through may 5th. and you're a -- you're playing a teacher? >> i play a teacher. yeah. an elementary schoolteacher. >> jimmy: that's fun. do you have a -- did you

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boys for a while and the who wanted to sound like the beatles. who was that for you? >> there was a guy named link ray when i was in the student union one day. i was in the student union of this major university and i heard this music (demonstrating music) and it was called rumble. and it sounded bad. >> stephen: you wanted to sound bad? >> i left school emotionally at that moment. the moment i heard rumble. >> stephen: do you think you achieved it? do you think you achieved what you wanted to be or are you presently still achieving what you wanted to be? >> i achieved it some time ago and then i had to pay a big price sort of like prison or something. >> stephen: like prison or prison? >> like prison. stephen: like prison. okay. will you come back and just after the commercial break and show us how you achieved it? >> i would love to do it. stephen: iggy, thank you so much. we'll be right back with a performance by iggy and the stooges. >> stephen: here to perform a song after their new album, ready to die, ladies and gentlemen, iggy and the sto

. >> the beatles. >> the beatles suck. where i come from, it was the stones or beatles.hicks like the beatles. all that mushy [ bleep ]. >> among inmates, keenan is a popular figure. but those who have known him the longest have witnessed another side. >> before he went in he was very narcissistic and the world revolved around mike, drugs, alcohol. nobody would be happy with the way he behaved before he got arrested for this. it was terrible. he'll admit it, he was a terrible guy. >> martin keenan believes 24 years on death row has had a numbing effect on his brother. >> emotionally, there is a curtain there. he's kind of bland. >> you're awfully calm for someone who has spent how much time now? >> mind over matter at this point. i had to deal with it. just blot it out. both my parents died, and my sister died, unfortunately, while i was on this case. yeah. couldn't go to any of their funerals. wasn't allowed. so, yeah. struggled through that, too. tried not to grieve. pretty much succeeded in that. maybe one of these days i will. i have enough to worry about without gri

but it's important to start that way. >> even the beatles. the beatles weren't the beatles.ters in the world. they had cover songs on their albums for five albums. they were still doing covers. stones also. >> doing great covers. >> that's what separates the great ones. >> still, the early stuff it's hard to beat "kansas city." >> and "please mr. postman," all those great covers. >> "you've really got ahold of me." >> the originals are great in their own right but these guys doing interpretation of them poingtd towards them becoming great. >> you know what's great is the kids today know music from the rascal because of the technology. i went to a beach boys concert about eight years ago. there were kids in their teens who knew every word of their songs. >> i consider that period the renaissance and i really think it is. i think people will be studying it for hundreds of years. the rascals were that one jersey thing that we could relate to when the whole british invasion was taking over. >> speaking of jersey, we're going to be at a place you know pretty darn well, asbury par

the next highest selling beatles album went for half of that. you a couple of weeks ago. a little polar bear can you be named luna now officially made her public debut. look at the little cuty! and as you can see, she's making herself quite at home. and spent time briefly outside playing with toys. and then, she got into the kiddy swimming pool. that's what i would do if i were a new polar bear. and construction is on an exhibit just for luna. you go, girl. the zoo still needs 3 million to reach its goal. and let's to the fox fast forward. and stories, tomorrow, testing for hepatitis and hiv resuming in oklahoma for thousands of patients of a dentist accused of unsanitary practices. between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., long lines and expected to happen tomorrow. test results won't come for weeks. and tomorrow, we could learn the fate of the man accused in the movie theater massacre, prosecutor to announce if they'll seek the death penalty, when he opened fire on a packed theater last july. the labor department releasing unemployment numbers for month of m

did you like the beatles? >> when the beatles -- did they explode in my face when i heard i want to hold your hand? no. >> imus: i thousand dollars it was the -- i thought it was the everily brothers. >> did i think it was the greatest group? no. i was not involved with them. >> imus: how about what they were doing at motown. did you like that? >> the beatles? >> imus: did you like barry gordand. >> motown cornered the record on the singles. this string of hit singles, still to this day, is memorable. >> imus: would you have signed the beach boys? >> i would like to think that i would have signed the beach boys. innovative, fresh, original, path-finding, creative in every way. >> imus: finally, of course the -- one of the greatest singers i've heard in my lifetime is whittny houston. there were a number of occasions you tried to stop her from doing drugs. did she ever respond? >> she did respond but she responded either with silence or denial. i write in my book how i approached her in person when -- after her

that is one angry letter. >> reporter: "do you really think today's art came about because of the beatlesn't believe you're that insane, paul." lennon's letter expected to fetch upwards of $50,000. monroe's about the same. the collection not limited to pop culture. there's fascinating, never before seen political history, too. >> we're looking at a series of letters that were sent by dwight david eisenhower as supreme allied commander to his wife. >> reporter: into challenges eisenhower faced fighting germany. >> this war is so difficult and so hard to win. >> reporter: and then these photos, the auction house allowed to broadcast here publicly for the first time. a gift from mussolini' staff to adolf hit ler. go back further in history, an actual letter from george washington. >> also talking about having to perhaps hire to help with the project and he phrases it very carefully and very politely. >> reporter: thomas edison's first patent application for the light bulb. >> just doesn't get better than that. >> reporter: it does. this letter from a financially strapped earnest hemingway wr

that's what made them the beatles.hink jerry and the pacemakers were put here to inhabit dick cheney's heart. that's my conspiracy. planted way back in the 1960's. jerry backed out. the pacemakers. >> i disagree. i think it was freddie and the dreamers. today was the group. final question. do you believe -- do you believe that shape shifting reptilian people control our world by taking on human form and gaining political power to manipulate our societies or not? >> i love that or not. so, 4% do believe there are shape shifting reptilian people and 7% aren't sure. that's 11% of the american population think maybe there is some reptiles that are influencing our lives. [ laughter ] >> bill: are you surprised there are this many crazy people in the world? >> billy, come on there are days i watch the news i don't leave my house. this is just the skim on the surface, baby. it is nutsville out there. you know that. just take me in your bunker. i know you built one out there in lovitt town. >> bill: i don't have one. my pal be

cancelara, y los 30 millones de dólares lo vas a dar inmediatamente o te quitamos el catalogo de los beatles ejecutó el contrato con el doctor murray, y que michael jackson tenía adicción a las drogas >> sera escuchado el juicio por 6 hombre y 6 mujeres >> afirman que katherine jackson pide 4 mil dólares en compensacion, que ha sido despedido por los jackson, el monto lo debe fijar el jurado >> desde los angeles, univisión >> un jugador de la nba, jason collins hizo historia al convertirse en un un jugador activo de la nba que reconoce que es homosxual, en el sport ilustrated, dice que tiene 34 años, negro y gay, la casa blanca le dio el apoyo >> una argentina esta a horas de ser la reina de holanda, mañana será la coronación pero desde hoy comenzaron las celebraciones, vemos porque se hizo esto, y quien es la argentina máxima que se convertirá en reina de holanda >> en un discurso la reina beatriz anunció su renuncia, quiere modernizar el reino, algo que por su edad, con casi 75 años no puede lograr, mañana martes es el día de la monarca, una de las principales fechas del país, y eligieron

the beatles are putting secret messages for them. the smashing pumpkins are putting the shirt you are wearing on the merch table as a little he-ha over to you. haven't you thtsed you live with your moms and is you don't have friends? i don't get schizophrenia and the ego. >> i don't follow, but i feel bad for this guy. >> let me update you. schizophrenics and crazy people, everything they say is about them. it is direct -- directed to them. >> haven't you been stalked before? >> not by a schizophrenic. >> i love that it can be a new era in the wax on, wax off trilogy which at this point what is a 15-ology? >> it is karate kid rebooted. >> all we are missing is mr. mr. miagi and an anthrax factory. >> i think it will be a bigger story. for years somebody has tried to sabotage you and turns out it is you. have you pressed charges against yourself? >> how dare you make fun of schizophrenics like that. i am not one of those and i want to create awareness of them. secondly, put this taekwondo instructor in jail right now. whatever this pa

the album signed by all four of the beatles. >> g.i. joe retaliation taking the top spot at the box office this weekend with $41.2 million. the crews slipping to second. tyler perry's temptation came in third, $22.3 million. >> ainsley's favorite was the crew? >> i have not seen that one. >> the final four is now set. michigan and syracuse will square off next weekend. number-one louisville will face wichita state. but everyone is talking about this. an extremely gruesome injury. guard kevin ware's leg buckled as he went to block a three-point shoot. he broke the bone in his leg. players and coaches and everybody who saw that, many of them at least forced to wipe away tears after they witnessed that horrific injury. the school overnight said he had surgery and it was successful. it is not expected to be a career-ending injury. good news there. >> baseball season officially underway. the first game of the season taking place last night. the astros beating the razors 8-2. the astros first game in the american league. >> it is now 40 minut

of course it's the beatles. >> that's right.cted twice, george harrison, paul mccartney and john lennon. unfortunately ringo starr has only been inducted once. >> back across to kath. >>> elvis presley was called the king of rock and roll, inducted into the first hall of fame class. finishes the lyrics to this hit song. ♪ everybody let's rock ♪ everybody in the whole cellblock ♪ ♪ going to the jailhouse rock. >> i think that's close enough. >> the correct words were actually was dancin' to the jailhouse rock. >> this ceremony was literally about the pioneers of rock and roll. not only was elvis inducted, but chuck barry, ray charles and little richard. >>> from south carolina this disco diva is being inducted this year. name the artist who sings this song? ♪ let's dance ♪ last chance ♪ let's dance ♪ last chance >> donna summer. >> yes. >> it's donna summer. good girl. >> those songs are so iconic. >> she literally is still the queen of dance and disco. you know, from 1975 to 2008, she had 19 number one dance songs, that was only

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who the [bleep] are the beatles? [gasps] - i know what you said about me. - please.'t even think about you. you're nothing. - i know the photo shoot for randi's dog's funeral is the wrong place to tell you this, but i'm going to africa. - it's my way till payday. d'fwan, glue in the business weave. i have an important meeting with jack donaghy from nbc today. - d'fwan forgot his catchphrase. [bell dings] - since tracy is off helping people in africa, i finally have a chance to focus on me. that is why i'm launching my music career. it has been my dream to be a singer

. >>> this year's outside lineup which involving a beatle. other artists taking stage include willie nelson, hall and oats and others. it runs from august 9th through 11th. general admission tickets go on sale thursday. for a look at the complete lineup, go our website and look under hot topics. >>> cooler temperatures are settling in tonight. chief meteorologist will let us know how cold it will be when you wake up. when i take a picture of this check, it goes straight to the bank. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> people in north dakota have been superseeing 9 a 18 inches of new snow since the weekend. the national weather service is warning when all the snow melts there's actual dangerous flooding along the river. >>> when we look at those pictures, we have no reason to complain here in the bay area. >>> no. >> but we are kind of chilly. >>>

and then there were the beatles, john, paul, george, and an unnamed drummer, but for all we knew, iten ringo. and we learned about this double bootleg album shrouded in nis mist tri because we all read the review in "rolling stone". >> i'm the music editor at "rolling stone" magazine. >> the very same "rolling stone" portrayed in almost famous. it was the bible of music at that time. you had the moon landing, woodstock, the vietnam war. music was huge and it had the power to change the world. then comes the review by the record reviews editor greer marcus. he called the album powerful, provocative and stunning, a masterpieces. it can truly be said this album is the way of life. >> people began calling the rolling stone offices, record stores. when is this record coming out? how do we get in touch with the distributor? >> the only problem was there was no album. the review was made up. there was no supergroup, no dylan, no beatles, no jagger, there were no songs or lyrics, but there sure was a lot of interest. greil marcus was just making fun of record reviews, especially the over the

. >>> on this date in 1970, paul mccartney left the beatles, marking the break-up of the band. >>> happy birthday to mandy moore who is 29, steven seagal who is 51 and john madden is 77. >>> former congressman anthony wiener and his wife speak out. >>> and is it possible to retire by age 40? one man opens up his plan and how it can work for you. now let's keep it to this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm dara brown. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a great wednesday. >>> breaking news. shooting in the east bay leaves one person dead and sends two others to the hospital. >>> new details. we're learning about a body burned beyond recognition along a south bay freeway. >>> plus -- >> let you know he's not okay. >> saying good-bye to a south bay soldier killed in afghanistan. >>> right now, let's take a live look outside. you can see the bay bridge, traffic lights dancing on this early morning. it is wednesday, april 10th. this is "today in the bay." >> from nbc bay area, this is "today in the ba

jagger, dylan and most of the beatles.they called the record the masked marauders. >> people began calling the rolling stone office, record stores. when is this record coming out? how do we get in touch with the distributor? we haven't heard anything about this. >> it's a great yarn and attention all music fans, we will unmask the mystery of the masked marauders on the new "rock center" tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> when we come back on a friday night, it must be getting better. we must be recovering from hurricane sandy because some of our friends are returning to their homes. >>> finally tonight, as we mentioned earlier, those up and down the still crippled parts of the east coast five months after hurricane sandy are hungry for signs of recovery. we have found some coming back, returning home, including those with gills and whiskers. our report tonight from coney island and nbc's katy tur. >> reporter: they may not be the most graceful at times. but you can't question their dedication. the new york aquarium and al

. >> either the beatles or u2. >> green day. >> radiohead. >> i like led zeppelin. >> just think -- this could be somebody's "stairway to heaven." [ indistinct singing ] one of the things that was so interesting here at the school of rock is how shy teens can suddenly transform into flamboyant performers. [ rock music plays ] [ indistinct singing ] >> obviously, teaching music is the real purpose, but that's just a vehicle to help people with self-confidence and get onstage and be empowered. >> and when they're plugged into their amplifiers... [ rock music plays ] ...empowered is what it's all about. >> it's cool to have the experience, just to know that you can be your own person while you're onstage and just do whatever you want and have fun with it. >> where do you see yourself musically after school of rock? >> well, i think i see myself trying to make a couple new bands. >> well, i'm actually going to berklee college of music next year. >> next year, actually, in school, i'm starting up jazz band. >> maybe starting up a rock band with a few of my friends. >> i'm probably still gonna

let's see if we can float a voak beatle and that is the stock and trade. when they say it's set up a bullying situation kids know them for setting up a situation and getting out of it so if we could run the spot. >> dude, what happens if one of us was a bully. >> we decided to do a bully situation and what was the best thing to do it. >> i played the bully and hate today. it felt awful. >> i was the one getting bully and didn't like that either. >> and i was watching and the best thing to get an adult. >> together we can make a difference. >> stop bullying. speak up. >> to the website and find out more. >> thank you. all that material and 30, and 60 and 90 second version are on the website. i am happy to answer questions and thank you very much for your time. [applause] >> so alice, do you tell them in the materials what to do, how to speak up? >> we do. that is thanks again to the advisors and worked with stephanie who is one of the folks instrumental in crafting the stop bullying. goff program and at the time we started it was the only program i could fi

who the [bleep] are the beatles? [gasps] - i know what you said about me. - please.on't even think about you. you're nothing. - i know the photo shoot for randi's dog's funeral is the wrong place to tell you this, but i'm going to africa. - it's my way till payday. d'fwan, glue in the business weave. i have an important meeting with jack donaghy from nbc today. - d'fwan forgot his catchphrase. [bell dings] - since tracy is off helping people in africa, i finally have a chance to focus on me.

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paul mccartney, for crying out loud, you have a beatle there, huge. >>> let's check in on weather. how do you rock out to in the morning? >> well, let's see. we start out with a little led zeppelin, then def leppard. >> and you finish with james taylor. >> exactly. >> no easy listening for you. look at that. >>> hey, guys. we have changes in the weather as we are going to see temperatures beginning to warm up outside. high pressure building in, still breezy in spots. and that's enough to keep a lot of these temperatures up out there. winds gusting to 24 miles per hour or more in spots. this afternoon breezy coastside. temperatures warming up, 60s even some 70s out there. and well, we are looking good into the afternoon. not only today but looks like this ridge is going to build in nicely over the next few days. probably going to see some 80s toward the week. so this high pressure ridge building in now. looks like some warmer weather on the way. we'll continue to slowly climb right in toward the weekend. and that's when we expect to see some 80s. so timing is good. temperature-wise

. >> because when i was growing up, i was really into tv and music, beatles, devo, the clash, if i saw somewhat famous i would freak out. i saw stewart copeland once. it's nothing but nice, it's like making art, people recognize you for your art. people i have to say are very nice, i don't know what the deal is, but -- but people seem to be very sort of nice and polite. do you mind if i say something to you, they do and then that's it. it's nothing but niceness, it's great. >> it's very refreshing to hear somebody as famous and celebrity react as kindly, as patiently with people as you sound like. >> it's all fun. getting to meet people. look, one time i will tell you two quick stories. >> please. >> one time i went to go see the clash at the pier. me and danny and kenny and then i was 15, something like that, it was raining and then we just waited, waited after the show was over by the gates. then [indiscernible] came out and said all right one, two, three, in you go, we all went in and got to meet joe strummer. like he looked at us, talked to us. from that like that was the best life

where the beatles are from? oh, no, you're thinking liver then who's from manchester? no one. that's why i live here now. you've been awfully quiet there. pool. i'm sorry, dad just observing. no, no don't apologize. it was a compliment. frank's an interesting study, isn't he? temper, loner, bit unsocial. almost a stereotypical portrait of a man who spent his entire life behind bars. this dish a lalique or a steuben? they had no spots open in the prison laundry. he worked in fine china and glasswares. well, here you go, big winner. buy yourself something pretty and frilly. sorry, frank i can't hear you. i've got your money stuck in my ears. well, i guess there' one thing left. how about it, fras? figure it out yet? actually, i believe i have. shall we step into the drawing room? s only please have a seat. okay, sherlock you got center stage. well... sketched an accurate psychological profile of each one of you and in so doing i have come to the incontrovertible conclusion i have that the criminal among us can only be... frank! martin: wrong. frank's an undercover cop. exactly!

had we heard some of those up pots and pans banging in the background those are supporters of the beatles and also there was a bit of a confusion that happened during the inaugural speech there was a guy a young guy who went on stage and tried to push off stage and tried to speak into the microphone we were watching the transmission it was momentarily caused all you was caught and then everything wishing to normal so that was there was a bit of a drama there in his inaugural speech but the end of the day he's the president of venezuela who are still going to have to wait for the results of the audit and what the next move of the opposition will be the country is really split i mean after the initial announcement of the vote results we saw that it had gone violent emotions were running high and the government said that it had died and hundreds of were arrested and then it took a turn a different turn a different kind of protest every night at eight pm you would see fireworks in the sky and you would hear clanging of pots and pans so versus coffee this and this shows a very divided nation n

mother we heard some of those up pots and pans banging in the background those are supporters of the beatles and also there was a bit of a confusion that happened during the inaugural speech there was a guy a young guy who went on stage and tried to push off stage and tried to speak into the microphone we were watching the transmission it was momentarily caused all you was caught and then everything wishing to normal so that was there was a bit of a drama there in his in his inaugural speech but the end of the day he's the new president of venezuela we're still going to have to wait for the results of the audit and what the next move of the opposition will be the country is really split i mean after the initial announcement of the vote to these polls we saw that it had gone violent emotions were running high and the government said that the people had died and hundreds of were arrested and then it took a turn a different turn a different kind of protest every night at eight pm you would see fireworks in the sky and you would hear clanging of pots and pans so the roe versus copy this and this

. >> and taking a look live at walnut creek, sunny skies there and traffic on >>> former beatle paul mccartney will highlight the outside lands concert running from august 9-11. other include nine inch nails, vampire weekend and darrell hall and john oates. >> golden state warriors trying to drum up support for the new arena on the san francisco water front. several explayers were there, so is carmen policy co-cheering the cheerleadering effort. >> it's not so much a rush as being able to have warriors here in the city of san francisco. >> if it concerns at this point are environmental. the fact the city is doing a lot of this behind closed doors and it's not allowing for citizen input. >> warriors hope to begin playing on piers 30-32 by the 2017 season. project going before the land use committee next month. >> pat somerall passed away, one of the first athletes who made the transition from the field to broadcast booth. and he start add announcing games and had a 40-year career as a play by play announcer. he teamed with john madden for 21 years on cbs and fox. he was 82 years old.

prairie dogs, beatles take priority over people. see this guy? the utah prairie dog. he better hope you don't fight him on your land because if you do, government can make it almost impossible for you to use your land. they bought land hoping to develop it, but the government environmental pirates ordered them to stop. trying to help them, so what is this about? neil: this is about the endangered species act going too far. we have tens of thousands of prairie dogs living in utah under the protection of the federal government, and as result if you own a lan with prairie dogs on th his committee hardly get rid of them. if you have a cemetery, they can invade the cemetery like they are in southern utah. if you own an airport, the airport is being overrun with prairie dogs and you can't do much of anything about it. these prairie dogs should not be endangered. the tale is a little different color. john: there must be something different. we have a picture of the black tailed prairie dogs which is plentiful, apparently. but the utah prairie dog, which looks the same to me,

actually -- i mean you -- you're one of the first shows to ever include a beatles song. >> i think weed me that question. it was nissue. it was really like whether they felt a television show would have the artistic you know relevance for them. >> musical is incredibly important to this show. >> absolutely. yeah. >> why? why? >> i think that -- well first of all, music is you know it conveys something emotional that is unrelated. you can't even describe it. i have an amazing creator who creates themes for each of the characters just like a feature film aic of the the first season the you look at it and say what is the popular music and a lot of it has disappeared. but in terms of expressing -- it's always surprising to me what's on the top ten every -- you know you're sort of looking at it. it takes you back but it also is a great commentary on the characters on the story. everything is about the story of the show. it's not really about the period. >> there was a time that bryan cranston's script was stolen for "breaking bad." what do you do to make sure no one sees the script because

a rare copy of the beatles record "sgt.epper's lonely hearts club band" autographed all four band members shattered expectations. iconic album listed for $30,000 but sold more than $290,500 with to unidentified bidder with a big smile. the autographs obtained in 1967s same day the album was issued. this is one of the top items of beatles memorabilia in existence. lori: i didn't know you were a fan of the antique's road show. adam: $250,000 i would have gotten a studebaker or a lot less. nicole petallides, we thought we might go positive but we pulled back from that opportunity, haven't we? >> moulson coarse is getting positive comments from. moulson coors considered one of the most unloved stocks in consumer staples. they are seeing up side potential here. stock is up 5%. stock hitting a new 52-week high. raised rating to a buy from neutral. up from 47 bucks. citing rising beer volumes in north america and new product cycles. goldman sachs hot on moul soon soars. back to you. adam: thank you very much, nicole. lori: shibani

the michael jackson fan sites, even before he died, there was a consy was m so they could get the beatles catalog back. there's been conspiracy theories swirling around michael jackson. look, the guy put propofol in his arm every night. and finally, his body gave out. there's no conspiracy to that. i think it is going to come back down to, in the jury's mind, and in that courtroom, did aeg push him to death? as katherine jackson says. or did aeg step up at a time when his life was going absolutely nowhere. he hadn't had a hit in more than a decade. gave him $15 million and a big mansion to live in, if he would just rehearse and go on a concert tour. and then, they'd pay him more. it's going to depend on the jury they seat. you know that. >> what role will the disgraced dr. murray play in the michael jackson wrongful death trial? his attorney will join diane and me right after this. if i testified i would testify honestly. it is a sad thing when i look at the television because if michael was alive he would be upset. he would be to unhappy with what is hatching. happening. he said i don't