were doing and john lennon, the stones emerge afterward as anti-beatles. >> the beatles were a huge attitude of being the loveable -- and first when the stones were first getting going, they were wearing matching outfits and groups and then they quickly switched gears and thought they would be the anti-beatles and they were the group that disaffected teens tended to glom on to. >> when i came i had the same e with tour'e. >> who's better? >> i don't answer that question. >> john mcmillan, the book is fantastic. congratulations "beatles versus stones." our facebook fans have been weighing in all day and so far, of course the beatles are the favorite. richard says the beatles set the stage for the stones and others. david is talking about the political route, saying he's grateful for all of these talented musicians. like us on facebook to cast your vote now. yes, virginia, there is a santa claus and he's a black man. avo: the volkswagen "sign then drive sales event is back. which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two yea

john lennon, co-founder of the legendary beatles was gone. ♪ during the 1960s, the beatles were the biggestock group in the world. their influence and popularity were unparalleled. >> i think the beatle s spoke t young people in the '60s in a way that no other band there. they influenced so many people, not just musically but culturally. >> among who worshipped the beatles was a shy, reclusive teenager named mark david chapman. he was a fervent fan of john lennon. during their heyday, the beatles were open about they are use of psychedelic drugs. chapman begins experimenting. >> the defendant described there were periods in his life where he was hippie nature and tried experimental drugs like in that time did. >> but in 1971, chapman becomes a born again christian, he quits drugs and rejects rock 'n' roll, the beatles and john lennon in particular. >> well, i became a christian when i was 16. and that lasted about a year of genuine walking with him, through my life, off and on, i have struggled with different a. and at those times, i would turn to the lord. >> chapman's new found faith come

rathbone. >> the beatles didn't get very much for their recordings. probably got about a penny per record. a couple cents per disk. which wasn't a lot. ♪ shake it up baby, now >> reporter: the record industry has known for a long time that there's value in the beatles' old recordings. a new compilation is already being promoted for release next year for fans old and new. >> they transcend generations like no other artists. i get 17-year-old, 18-year-old kids from spain who want original beatles albums. there's very few artists for people of that age that are interested in. >> reporter: the four mop tops reinvented the pop music business. even with two of them now gone, they still are. >> pelley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs i'm ken bastida. >>> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ken bastida. >> this san francisco home sits in shambles tonight after collapsing last night. as bad as it is

we all loved the beatles and we chose to do beatles music because we loved it. >> you chose to do itou love it and you are still playing it. >> yes, bb kings is an incredible venue for us and we are there every week and we have audiences all over the world. >> what is it that makes the beatles special? tracks all ages. ares special to kids that 60 -- that -- to kids that are six to people that are 70. i went to see paul play with my daughter and there were people there of all ages. it is fun music. george, -- george, rather. i get confused looking at you. what role do you play in this idea of creating this mess -- myth almost? >> i do my best to .lay the music as written it's not just playing the notes. it's re-creating the feel and the excitement that they were all about. you as the drummer, you were the last one to join the band. do you have to channel what it is like to be in the band? sullivan one i was a 3, 4-year-old kid. that changed my life. >> probably all of us. >> it was an epiphany. i decided this is what i wanted to do and i became a drummer. i was playing in a band with

use the phrase beatle mania. and i are sitting here on national television talking about a group of songs that just, poof, popped up out of thin air. >> sure. well, they never would have predicted this would be the case because the songs weren't carefully preserved. when the beatles were first getting going, they very much thought they were going to be a fad, they would exist for a few years. so they worked incredibly hard because they thought that pretty soon another group would come along and take their place. >> not so much. >> there wasn't a precedence for a group like the beatles to evolve and mature like they did and carry on. they never would have imagined this incredible interest in their early recordings. >> how long do you think it lasts? >> what lasts? >> the interest, the love. >> oh, forever. >> forever. john mcmillan, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, george zimmerman has a new hobby. not only does it involve making cash, he says it helps keep him indoors. >>> plus, you have probably seen it

zçzçtó >>> the beatles are back.recorded by the band 50 years ago were made available for download yesterday. mark phillips looks at the release. >> reporter: a lot of people think they don't make music like they used to. >> one, two, three, four, five. >> reporter: maybe that's why some old recordings are so valuable. ♪ well, she was just 17 you know what i mean ♪ >> reporter: the beatles weren't much more than 17 themselves when this album came out in 1963. it went straight to number one and stayed there for 30 weeks and it may still be a money spinner. it's been a long and winding road since the beatles released their first album in the uk, "please, please me," and it's come along way from "all you need is love." now all you need is a good copyright lawyer. only then h can he tell you, we can work it out. work it out by releasing now all the previously unreleased takes and bootlegged recordings from that original era in a new album. in this way the beatles company uses a new european copyright law to protect itsel

you a beatles person or a rolling stones person?'m charlie rose with norah o'donnell. gayle king will join us shortly back from south africa. high ranking silicone executives are meeting with president obama at the white house. last week some of the companies criticized the national security agency for collecting american's personal information. >>> yesterday a court ruled against the nsa surveillance program exposed by edward snowden. jan crawford is in washington with the story. jan, good morning. >> it was a 68-page blistering i think is the word for it decision. that said the program was probably unconstitutional. the first of its kind. in this ruling judge richard leon said the program was almost orwellian and the founding fathers would be aghast to say how invasive it is. the program collects and stores data of hundreds of millions of telephone records, not who made the call or content of the call but things like when the call took place and how long it lasted. the administration says it uses that information to help find conn

. >>> finally, it's the beatles versus the bootleggers as 59 previously unreleased beatles song hit the itunes store. the main point is not to sell more record, rather, it's aimed at protecting the beatles' ownership of the rights for another 20 years. the beatles back catalog is about 50 years old and under current european law you have to use it or lose it. sony is using it by releasing mostly outtakes of beatles classics. now it's time to say hello, good-bye. allen and liz will be here at 5:00. see you tomorrow. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com we all have our little tricks. mom swaps one of my snacks for a yoplait. i don't mind, i mean it's orange crème. and when mom said bobby was too edgy... 'sup girl. i just swapped him out for tyler. 'sup girl. mom never questioned bobby again. two can play at this game. [ female announcer ] swap one snack a week for a yoplait. and everybody wins. yoplait. it is so good. >> eric: so, uh, you have come back to l.a. to get back together with brooke. >> ridge: yes. other stuff. i mean, i miss the family. i miss the busines

do i look at mick jagger, singing the beatles, or do i look at the beatle listening at the rolling stonesonundrum. [ applause ] it was the worst concert of my life. so stressed out. it started my drinking problem. this record is insane. it's so good. every song is so different and fun. like, you have three different producers on here, right? >> four. >> jimmy: four producers. yeah, it's just fun to listen to. and i was like, i listened to them going, "how do you write these songs?" do you still just, you wake up and go, "i got it." and then do you record it in the phone? >> yeah. well, it comes different ways. sometimes it's like that. sometimes you kind of just sit down and do it. i had a little period beginning of this album when i was just first dating nancy. and i was starting to write some stuff. and i knew she was, she was in new york. i was in england. so i knew she was five hours behind. so i would drop my little daughter off at school. come back, write a song, and then ring her up -- "do you want to hear a song?" >> jimmy: five hour block of time to figure it out. >> it was a gre

honestly, even if you're not a beatles fan. who is not a beatles fan, heather?los. come back tomorrow so we can jam together. i'm flat out of time. "around the world" takes over now. now. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a deadly air raid in syria reportedly kills dozens of people, including women and children. just the latest outrage in this nearly three-year civil war. >>> after months of deadlock, congress could have a budget approved this week. averting another fiscal crisis. but does the senate actually have the votes to get the bill through? >>> and china reaches the moon for the first time in its history. check out the amazing pictures. should the u.s. be worried now if china catches up in the space race? >>> welcome to around the world". i'm suzanne malveaux. michael holmes is off today. we begin with this, the pair

you did not buy the beatles just because it was great music. >> i never bought the beatles.as too young. [laughter] wayomebody into the beatles of thinking and living. the same thing with -- bought into the beatles way of thinking and living. the same thing with elvis presley. they don't just buy the music. the music you get on radio. what you get with the album is an emotional connection. opportunity. ,> now that she has done this and not that people are expecting it, but it has happened before -- do you think other artists can be as successful? >> i think rihanna could be very successful. bono talking about his work in africa, and with aids. all those add things to the album which lead to a better experience. oneink bjork was the first to explore beyond music ideas. i think there is an opportunity. somework for beyonce, people ought to think differently about how they're going to do their album. >> something you wrote about is the idea of not just creating an album, but an appetite experience. what do you mean by that -- ap- type experience. what do you mean by that? >> we

and now finally back to the beatles. this tweet really popped when i saw this.weeted thanking lawrence for the perfect gift idea for my boss, paul mccartney, three desks via k.i.n.d. fund in their name. i have to tell you that i had the great pleasure at the "saturday night live" party last season of meeting paul mccartney. i didn't try to get in his way but he sought me out to talk about watching this program and actually how much he enjoyed it during the presidential election year. you can imagine what a thrill that was for me to meet one of my childhood heroes like that. but nothing has thrilled me more than brian ray giving paul mccartnen these desks for christmas. you can specify that the gift notice be sent to whomever you choose as a christmas or holiday or birthday gift. you can do it any time of year. that is is a fabulous thing that think that these desks are being sent as a gift to paul mccartney. we will have more updates on this later in the week. we will be back with more news on it. thank you all very much for your constant support for this progra

familiar beatles recordings that suddenly poof appeared on itunes.s that one of the tracks is a song you have never known until right now. ♪ birds in the sky would be sad and lonely if they knew that i lost my one and only they'd be sad if you're bad to me ♪ ♪ leaves on the trees would be softly sighing if they heard from the breeze that you left me crying they'd be sad don't be bad to me ♪ >> you

. >> last concert beatles performed was in candle stick park in 1966. now, a former beatle may return, officials confirmed paul mccartney is in negotiations to perform before it gets torn down z watch this. >> paul mccartney gives the man a tee shirt. it was him. >> he enjoyed the game in philadelphia the he roblly can get anything he wants except for what he wanted at that moment. someone send him something, right? >> that is cute. >> now, he may just buy the whole team. >> this is what we're going feel like. >> on that subject coming up next, megamillions lottery. >> what you should do if you happen to win. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that fra

philips sonicare. >>> money and power from beyonce to the beatles.9 recordings released on itunes today. many of which had been boot legged over the years but had never seen an official release. just a few days after the surprise release of a visual album from beyonce which sole over 800,000 copies in three days. an itunes record. christopher john farley is the speak easy editor with the "wall street journal" and the author of the upcoming game world. i like that. speak easy editor. i like that title. so let's start with the beatles, shall we? these recordings have been around for 50 years. what is the strategy behind releasing these now? >> they're releasing them for a very different reason than beyonce had. the european union has new copy right laws on the books and you can extend the copy right you have over a recording for 70 years. but the one catch is that recording has to be published. so various music company and entities are rushing out some of the stuff they have in the vault just to get it out. there whether a small release or a big releas

some beatles fans got an early christmas present today. a collection of 59 rare, previously unreleased song went on sale on the apple itunes store in several countries. it was only briefly. the album a bootleg recordings included on heard versions of hits from the 60s what it has now been pulled from itunes. >> once upon a time, an insurance clerk stumbled upon a cottage. [knock] no one was at home, but on the kitchen table sat three insurance policies. the first had lots of coverage. the second, only a little. but the third was... just right! bear: hi! yeah, we love visitors. that's why we moved to a secluded house in the middle of the wilderness. just the right coverage at just the right price. coverage checker from progressive. which means you need the best network to support them. and once you've got 100% fiber optic verizon fios, you get it -- america's fastest, most reliable internet. i was streaming videos, movies, music. once i realized how fast it was, that's when i got it. [ male announcer ] this holiday season, get the most from

that's the reason why we're suddenly seeing these beatle recordings. so they come out.e's some really interesting stuff. some stuff by john lennon that no one has really heard before unless you're some sort of super intense collectors. >> i want to say beyonce's album. i hesitate to say album. can we call that it? >> she is calling it a visual album. i think people are trying to come one a fancy name of michael jackson did the same thing. it hasn't changed that much. >> an album is really vinyl but she has reinvent what had an album means. it broke a ton of records. target stores say they don't plan to sell it. they said in a statement. them there are many aspects, while there are many aspects that continue to our approach and we have appreciated partnering with beyonce in the past, we are primary focused on cds. is this a wise move on their part? >> you have a big face-off here between the virtual and the real. target knows that itunes is getting all the attention for this beyonce album and you can only get on it itunes. it is not available in the physical world. all t

. >> christmas coming early to beatles fans and collectors. take a listen to this. ♪ ♪ blue sky will be sad and lonely ♪ >> this is the beatles bootleg album from 1963. it was available briefly on itunes this morning and taken down. it's not clear if the songs will be relieved in teased in the u.. it has hundreds of recordings including performances recorded for the bbc. a little bit of history there that a lot of people will want to hear. >> very cool. >>> was a make or break night for the ravens last night and squeaking out a win over the lions with a long, long, long field goal! andy scholes has the amazing play that kept them in the playoff hunt. that's next. my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. wow...look at you. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke

park official saz they're trying to work out a date with the former member of the beatles.you'll remember, perhaps, the beatles performed their last concert together at candlestick park back in 1966. the 49ers will play their last regular season game at candlestick on monday, but there are a number of other events on tap at the park through next year. including one you might be interested in. a community day. giving fans a chance to say good-bye. >>> well, the warriors are off today. star seth curry will be busy teaching people about living a happy life. he will talk about the importance of health coverage and also be active. he will also be signing autographs in exchange for a donation of canned or boxed food for food banks in the east bay. the event starts at 5:00 tonight. that will take place at the hilltop mall many richmond. >> seth considerry with 28 points in the warriors win. >> doing well. doing well. >> all right. well, still to come this morning, those of us who have a fear of heights, look away. it's the scary way that visitors can get an up close look at the fr

in august of 1966, i told you earlier the beatles played their final concert together. as a fitting tribute to the end sir paul mccartney is in talks with the city of san francisco to play a farewell concert. he floated the idea just before his performance at the outside land festival in august. the city hopes to make it happen. >> that would be great. utah same sex battle. friday a judge ruled a constitutional amendment approved by utah voters in 2004 is unconstitutional. the ruling made same-sex marriage immediately legal in utah with an estimated 100 marriage licenses issued. the same judge will consider a request from the state to stay his own ruling during the appeals process. this comes after a federal appeals court yesterday rejected an emergency request from the state. >> today is the last day to apply for health insurance for coverage set to begin the first of the year. the deadline was set for december 15 but was extended last month. president obama says more than a million people signed up for coverage through healthcare.gov. if you have adequate health insur

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this new device is called the beatles. it measures the internal radiation level of an impact placed inside it. it's the only lady this time whatever the need for clarity. she will be one today marks the highest degree that is less than receiving. the new world. i know all the new city of tokyo. the sixteen back to balochistan. he says the main challenge was to make it as precise as possible. would that be even though the treaty. for children eating the same amount of radioactive season or as compared to the parents among the weighty decision making related to the bowling with much less be open to head to quantify. the theory that the amount of breaking the siege and forty. it does make sense to measure. i wish to seem deficient in its use for each scored goals the machine makes meticulous calculations and is designed to block as much external radiation as possible. it has one radiation sensors twice as many as previous model. i was anxious to hear the results of the scan. when the mood was put into the machine. she cried a

. >> además otros eventos como la llegada de los beatles. >> el papa también, los rolling stones y se14. >> y muchas gracias william por la información, vamos a un apuasa y volvemos, vea qué provocó una trifulca, no s elo pierda. >> ♪. ♪ ♪ qué alegría ♪ este día ♪ si llega a nevar ♪ hay que celebrar ♪ vamos que llegó la navidad ♪ vamos que llegó la navidad ♪ ♪ vamos que llegó la navidad verizon ahora tiene los regalos que todos quieren. eso es poder. verizon. >> ♪. >> el lanzamiento de los nuevos zapatos de tennis air jordan blues provocó una riña en una tienda de stockton. >> como nos dicen aún hay tiempo para encontrar el regalo perfecto. >> estoy comprando ropa, zapatos. >> lo cierto es que cada año unja cifr considerable de personas espera hasta el final para comprar, sepa usted que aumentan mucho las ventas. >> hay muchos buenas ofertas. >> creo que la gente tiene un pensamiento que es una tradición, entonces por eso se dirigen muchos a comprar. >> pero estamos esperando a muchios compradores rezagafdos. >> sepa que habrán tiendas abiertas mañana hasta las 6 de la tardem, por lo

that influenced our house simon and garfunkel's all over a house as a kid we were just behind the beatles in the stone so we got a lot of the folk stuff we got a lot of townes van zandt tom rush read it how long to put this together forever. that's been a work that's been a work of labor for quite some time so about a little over a year and a half but that was wal-mart because i got to tell you if you're going to deliver product a day and you're going to live or something this size you want at a price people kind of for and wal-mart buy is in quantities so large that you can go back to your publishers manufacturers and everything and they can take reduced rates to make this thing work they'll still make more money than they ever could have at a full rate on a smaller order and that's wal-mart's secret it's always been their secret is to make sure i love them because that they squeeze everything down and they don't hang on to it they pass that on to the customer because i know every penny of this thing and for them to be selling it it twenty four ninety six or whatever it is those are the.

> having happily visited the beatles museum, i can actually confirm what he says. in terms of the mayor of liverpool, i have never had any problem working with them and enjoyed appearing on a platform the him to advertise brilliance of that city and i will continue to cooperate with him with all the work that he is doing to attract investment into the city. abolishing roaming charges is one of the big wins for british consumers we might get for remaining within the european union. as the prime minister discussed international phone usage with any other european heads of government and the last day or so? >> you could say in a roundabout way. defense you should remember that television cameras are always on. i would say that nelson mandela played an extra ordinary role in his life and in his death in planing -- bringing people together. when a member of the family asked me for a photograph, i thought it was only polite to say yes. [laughter] >> order. watching primen minister's questions from the british house of commons. question time airs live on c- span 2 every w

. >> bootleg recordings of never before released beatles tunes hit itunes. then they're taken away less than an hour later, then they came back and went away again. we'll explain. >> happy birthday pope francis. how does the pope choose to spend his 77th birthday? having lunch with the homeless at the vatican. good for him. welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux. >> i'm michael holmes. all right now, respecting your privacy while protecting national security. that hot button issue is front and center at the white house right now. >> president obama is meeting with top xwvs of apple, google,ity twer, yahoo! microsoft, twasbook to name a few. 15 tech chiefs in all. we're getting video from the white house. the visit comes just a day after a federal judge ruled the government's collection of dose mess tick phone records is likely unconstitutional. we want to bring in two people to talk about this, george washington law professor jonathan turley and jim acosta at the white house. jim, i want to start off with you. you've got them talking about the e

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. >>> good news for beatles fans. i'm excited about this. which songs are coming out?news." with sara haines. >>> for the first time we're being allowed into the interrogation room to hear directly from the newlywed who just mred guilty to murdering her husband. abc's aditi roy is in los angeles with more. >> reporter: the interviews took place over three days during a week long period and during that time, jordan talked to four investigators and changes her story dramatically. >> i'm getting some inconsistencies in what you're telling me. >> reporter: this video shows the days of questioning that led to the confession that was at the center of their case against jordan lynn graham. but that came days after telling investigators that she had no idea of what happened to 25-year-old cody lee johnson. >> he was going to go for a ride with some of his out of town buddies. >> reporter: but she changed her plea to second degree guilty. prosecutors say not only was the killing intentional, they said the video taped interview helped graham prove that she covered up her story.

willie mays, jack clark, the beatles concert at -- stick park. it's really been an extraordinary journey for that location and as i say it's bitter sweet. a lot of people put in a lot of hard work over the period of time. on behalf of mayor lee who was unable to attend, i'm going to present a certificate of honor to you from the mayor and i'm going to ask our general manager to say a few words and alvarez and ask vice-president of operations with the 49ers to say a few words and we'll recognize you with a momento of this occasion. on behalf of mayor lee, i want to thank each one of you. >> thank you, commissioner. bitter sweet is certainly the word as i look out at rec's and park teams. there have been teams that step foot on the field at candle stick the last several decades. you mentioned some of the highlights. it is hollowed ground. today we honor our own team. these are the men and women that have given the city so much pride and so much cause for celebration and warmth. there is going to be a lot of talk this week about clark and joe montan

i said it took you seven years you were in that pan am press conference with the beatles. >> was she? >> yes. i went back and looked at the raw footage and i swear i hear her scream a question. she yells "sing something requests. >> paul says oh, no you have to pay his money first. >> i've known since i was a child i was going to live in new york eventually and everything in between was an intermission. i thought it was going to be the most exciting place you could ever live, a place where if you really wanted something you might be able to get it, a place where i could be surround by people i was dying to know, a place where i could become a journalist and i turned out to be right. >> how about that. that's somebody who grew up in beverly hills, california, daughter of screen writers. >> the other thing is in new york as we all knew there wasn't a taxi that moved or a restaurant that opened or a scandal that began that she didn't know about before anyone else did. >> yes. >> i don't care where it was in the city, east said, west side, downtown, she knew what was going on. >> here's a

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times, 59 previously unreleased beatles tracks are on sale on itunes.arities and out takes from tlooet of the s1963 performances on bbc. it is on sale for $40. it's really exciting for those of us who have been following them. i'm a freak about it all. >> it's frightening. >> you got the album yet? >> not yet. >> i don't know. they were head to head with the dave clark five for a while. >> they came out during your mid-life crisis. >> let's go to politico. >> good morning and in the playbook breakfast day, one of the guests is kelly o. >> the great kelly o. let's talk business on the hill. paul ryan is speaking out about the job he wants next he wants to head up ways and means and why does he want the job some. >> this is one of the most powerful there is and it's in the wheel house. this is the committee that rights tax laws and congress and the administration for a while have wanted to do tax reforms and big effort to change rates and exceptions and never got going. another year under the current chairman of michigan where they work on this and if it

the beatles played their final concert there. reminisces about the ballparks opening. >> i thought it was 1960, i thought this was a great ballpark. i said it is something new for us, and i think when you have something like that, you try to play for the fans, so it was a great feeling just to come to the ballpark. now it's an obsolete ballpark. same like all of the ballparks that began to, you know, come up, and they are all knew, and they all look good. >> boy, it's good to see him. later in the '70s other greats played for the giants. remember this, the catch, jan 1982, that thrilling touchdown propelled the niners to the super bowl. and then the earthquake shake. and two years ago the power outage just before the start of a monday night football game. candlestick park over 50 years of memories including last night's exciting win, and now the stadium in oakland is the only multi-purpose stadium remaining housing the aand raiders. the park is scheduled to be -- demolished sometime next year. the engineers thought the boom rang

let's hear a clip from the beatles "got to get you into my life." ♪ ♪ tavis: for cap to grew up in thelike i did, you think the elements, but it only goes to show how brilliant when an and mccartney are. it is their song, but the others but distinct on it, and when you hear it in my neighborhood you think earth wind and fire. >> you know i love you. tavis: i love you back. >> this project is a labor of love. to do.at i wanted i had it in my head for so many years. it is the matter of timing when we would do it. there are sogs, many so attached to these horn bands that represents the golden era of music where every song with kicking horn section so much excitement. earth wind and fire, tower of sly and thego, family stone, james brown, for a young horn player going -- growing up, this is what i wanted to hear and why i became a musician. tavis: you are a musicologist. you know this stuff front and backwards. what is it about that era that made it such a fertile time for horn players? >> there was a lot more playing, a lot more musicianship. happen,ay that doesn't but now music is made i

you see damage done to the brood, done to the bees, by mites and other types of parasites, and hive beatles, other things of that nature, and things are going on in the hives and hurting the bees themselves. >> wally, you're an economist. and what's your interest? the bees? >> i've been looking at the bees for several years because of the program and i've been fascinated of how beekeepers migrated across the country, and almonds in california, and cranberries in maine, and market coordination. >> we have community coming in here: >> jennifer, back to you, take me through this domino affect, and suppose the bees keep dwindling, how will that affect us as human beings? >> so right now, we know we have lost about 40% of our bee colonies over the last ten years. i'm talking commercial bees at this point. and if we continue to lose commercial bees at that rate, we won't be able to pollinate our food in another ten years, and this is very serious. this is a food security issue that i don't think can be overstated. in fact, when i talk to epa scientists working on this issue, they say it's one of