they're the beatles. inflatable beatles.n't like this was a white phenomenon, they were everywhere. ♪ >> the beatles created a rock industry. they were selling in ways no one had ever sold before, and they were playing venues that were bigger than anyone had ever played before. >> ladies and gentlemen, honored by their country, decorated by their queen, and loved here in america, here are the beatles! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ help me if you can, i'm feeling down and i do appreciate you being 'round ♪ ♪ help me get my feet back on the ground, won't you please, please help me ♪ ♪ help me, help me, ooh ♪ >> are you actually planning to spend this money? >> what money? >> doesn't he give any to you? >> no, no. have you seen that car of his? >> the beatles taught every other band that writing your own music made you more powerful. ♪ >> that last line's got -- >> i think what's really funny about a band like the stones is they did tons of covers on their first couple albums. it wasn't until they figured out how to write their own

>> principalmente de los beatles son mis Ídolos pienso que ellos fueron los que revolucionaron la mÚiscas nuevas generaciones ellos no tuvieron contacto con los discos de de vinilo. ♪ >> me gustÓ el reciclaje lo importante para la prÓxima generaciÓn como pudieron verde es un claro ejemplo de cÓmo un poco de creatividad y destreza lo que que hemos olvidado y condenado al desecho puede de cobrar valor y belleza. se puede mantener informado en las redes sociales estamos en instagram con fotos y vÍdeos al igual que nuestra pÁgina de tienen impacto.com con mÁs informaciÓn y en twitter y nuestra pÁgina oficial de facebook que sigue creciendo todos los dÍas gracias a ustedes y su fidelidad. mÁs informaciÓn maÑana en otra cita de impacto continÚe con mÁs. ♪ >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de lunes 5 de enero Éstas son las noticias duerme en washington el presidente de mÉxico peÑa nieto que se reÚne maÑana con obama. estar el tema abierto de los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos no forma parte de la agenda oficial. llega el frÍo mÁs intenso de la temporada una masa de aire avanza hacia el es

the beatles fans have come to the famous composer's defense.fall of america's youth has officially concluded with people not knowing who paul mccartney is." kanye's fans may be just discovering sir mccartney, but somehow we think that the man who guinness says is the most successful recording artist of all time is just fine with that. ♪ i want to hold your hand ♪ okay, now i picked out two of my favorite tweets. i still don't know who this paul mcarthur is. neither do we. how is it possible you live on this planet and don't know who paul mccartney is. >> i still love giving this nice man a career. >> the generosity of kanye west. >> they're so iconic. >> they are. >> elvis and the rolling stones. >> if you grow up in a house where they don't play the beatles, i get it. >> even in school. >> it is a cultural reference. >> yes. >> we're never going to settle this. rob. >> the beatles. >> we need to arm wrestle. >> dan, it's settled. you're wrong. >> loud and proud, dan. >> i like that. >> save me, marciano. ♪ here comes the sun doo, doo, doo, doo

. >> the beatles. >> the beatles suck. where i come from, it was the stones or beatles. chicks 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 g

glen johnson worked with some of the most successful bands from the beatles to rolling stones. he told us the stones often showed up in his studio with nothing to record. >> as time went by and they became more successful and therefore, the time one would normally allow to write material was not really available because they were working so lard to promote what they'd previously done, they would find themselves booked into a studio without having the time to write. so they started writing in the studio a lot of times. and actually that proved to be a very successful exercise for them and a lot of porter people do that too. it's quite expensive. but it certainly worked really well for them and the proof is in the pudding of course. >> and i gather one of your big regrets is that your own boss decided not osign the rolling stones because -- well what was the reason? >> the studio had new ownership and i was a young kid and i knew about the rolling stones and several other acts i felt i could probably -- would i like to produce basically. and the guy who owned the studio had not m

. >> beatles fans, you will flip, beatles fans all a another the world are not happy with some reactiontney's collaboration with kanye west. >> you have to hear this. >> you have to hear this. >>> kanye's new single only one, which is supposed to be a sweet song, released on thursday, some of fans want to know who thinks paul mccartney dude. >> i just can't believe that. >> it appears a few thought he was a new comer to the business. >> my gosh. >> some found their confusion funny, other beatles fans were upset with the ignorance of some of these young twitter posters, and one guy said man i don't know who he is but you have really helped launch his career kanye congratulations. >> are you kidding me. >> yes. >> that song may end his career. >> don't say that. >> it is amazing because you don't know beatles paul mccartney. >> find out who thief these people are and take them to another land. >> transport them away from here. we don't want them here. >> send the heard as they say have them leave. >>> lets talk about the keystone pipeline, there is not much to do with the keystone state w

what happened the beatles? >> i like their music.>> reporter: but all that was 51 years ago. 51 years from now, kanye may well be forgotten, or vaguely remembered as that guy who married that woman from a thing they used to call reality tv. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> very good point. nick, thank you. gmo first thing in the morning and david muir is here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> two teenagers recovering after a shooting near a synagogue. what we're learning at the moments leading up to the violence. a frightening scene on the rock creek are quite after a cargoes off the road into the water. -- car goes off the road into the water. how president obama and other fans are remembering the espn anchor stuart scott. it will have those stories in just a moment. first we begin with the temperatures. after seeing rain and springlike temperatures today, it's going to feel like wi

he's worked with some of the most successful bands, from the beatles to the rolling stones. he told us the stones often showed up at the studio with nothing to record. >> as time went by and they became more successful and therefore, the time one would normally allow to write material was not really available to them. because they were working so hard to promote what they had previously done. they would find themselves booked into a studio without time to write. they would write inside the studio some of the time, that proved to be very successful for them it's quite expensive but it certainly worked very well for them and the proof is in the pudding of course. >> i gather your own regret is that your own boss decided not to sign the rolling stones. what was the reason? >> i was oyoung kid and i knew about the rolling stones and several other acts that i felt i could probably -- i would like to produce basically. and the guy that owned the studio didn't have much of a studio, i had no money and he owned a studio, i went to him and said do you think we could use the studio wh

. >> the beatles! >> ? oh, yeah i will tell you something i think you will understand when i say that something i wanna hold your hand ? >> music was a very large part of the 1960's. in partnership with the grammy museum, we have both the soundtrack for the decade that we highlight within the exhibit -- the grammy museum put together a panel of musical experts. some of the most influential songs of the 1960's and the lbj library then posted those songs on her website and allow the public to vote on which were the most popular songs. bob dylan, "blowing in the wind" -- that occupies the top spot. >> ? the answer is blowing in the wind ? >> with our exhibit program, we hope to give people a better understanding of american history, especially we are looking to give a different perspective on not only the decade of the 1960's, but the entire scope of american history. >> throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring austin, texas. learn more about other stops on c-span's city's tour on www.c-span.or

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what about the beatles?. >> that was 51 years ago. 51 years from now, kanye may well be forgotten or vaguely remembered as the guy that married that woman from that thing they used to call reality tv. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> they could probably name a lot of artists today, those kids, and i wouldn't have any clue who they were talking about and they'd laugh at me. >> one of my favorite quotes. kanye has, quote, launched this paul mccartney dude's career. >> in a twisted way, maybe he's introducing paul mccartney to a whole new generation of fans. >> could be. >> my other favorite one. why do people used to listen to bugs? it was a joke. these kids know who we're talking about. >> it rings a bell at least. >> thank goodness it wasn't ringo starr he did a duet with. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. hi, anne. how are you doing? hi, evelyn. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the col

what happened the beatles? >> i like their music.reporter: but all that was 51 years ago. 51 years from now, kanye may well be forgotten, or vaguely remembered as that guy who married that woman from a thing they used to call reality tv. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> very good point. gma first thing in the morning and david muir is here tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas. have a great evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00 the golden gate bridge will be closed for an extended period next weekend. how it will affect more just drivers. >> oak land's new mayor takes office tomorrow. we sit down with her to talk about her focus of her time in office. >>> we gate taste of spring this week with warm weather on the way. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> breaking news is out of san francisco where police have shot one. the person has been taken to the hospital. we don't know their condition right now. it is an active scene right now near the mission police station on valencia str between 17th and 18th streets. police have shut down valencia

she didn't break up the beatles. look, if you want to criticize yoko ono, criticize her for her insane art. i don't think she broke up the beatles. i've been in relationships. women just get sick of you complaining about the same thing every day. i bet john lennon came home from work every day and was like,

. >> the beatles!♪ oh, yeah i will tell you something i think you will understand when i say that something i wanna hold your hand ♪ >> music was a very large part of the 1960's. in partnership with the grammy museum, we have both the soundtrack for the decade that we highlight within the exhibit -- the grammy museum put together a panel of musical experts. some of the most influential songs of the making 60's and the lbj library then posted those songs on her website and allow the public to vote on which were the most popular songs. bob dylan, "blowing in the wind" -- that occupies the top spot. >> ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ >> with our exhibit program, we hope to give people a better understanding of american history, especially we are looking to give a different perspective on not only the decade of the 1960's, but the entire scope of american history . >> throughout the weekend american history tv is featuring austin, texas. learn more about other stops on c-span's city store on www.c-sp

. >> principalmente los beatles, es lo que mÁs hecho porque son mis Ídolos.estreza lo que ya creiamos olvidado y condenado al desecho, puede recobrar valor y belleza!! bye bye.# puede mantenerse informado nuestras pÁginas. gracias a ustedes y a su fidelidad. mÁs informaciÓn maÑana. continÚe con mas univisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ m >> bienvenidos a esta ediciÓn iniciamos con las noticias. el asesinato del joven taxista, hoy a dos dÍas del brutal asesinato, alonso enfrenta cargos. s segÚn autoridades aÚn interrogan a otro sospechoso. mÁs adelante tendremos cobertura en equipo de esta lamentable tragedia. cambiamos de tema, se espera nieve en la regiÓn y para eso estÁ nuestro metereÓlogo. >> estamos iniciando la semana mÁs frÍa. una perturbaciÓn traerÁ un poco de nieve en el centro y este del paÍs. para nosotros, en 17 estados con advertencia de condiciones invernales, incluyen los condados de la ciudad de filadelfia, todo el sur de new jersey y dellaware. al amanecer esta nieve estar

. >> principalmente los beatles, es lo que mÁs hecho porque son mis Ídolos.ar valor y belleza!! bye bye.# puede mantenerse informado nuestras pÁginas. gracias a ustedes y a su fidelidad. mÁs informaciÓn maÑana. continÚe con mas univisiÓn. ♪ ♪♪ >>segÚn un estudio en el nÚcleo de un hombre sentido.luis luis por otros policÍas >> el hecho ocurriÓ en el hombro de un acuerdo explicÓ su soluciÓn: tenemos los monstruos en el caso. >> queria terminar con su propia visa vida. ♪♪ >>la carta dice: queridos oficiales como ustedes no hicieron nada, sin un fin a la vida de un hombre que era muy cobarde para hacerlo por sÍ mismo. yo amenace su vida y ustedes estaban en su derecho de hacer lo que hicieron. pero que habÍa sucedido? pasadas las cinco de la tarde un hombre entrÓ a la estaciÓn de policÍa de la misiÓn, una zona restringida al pÚblico, tres sargentos se le hablaron. indicaron que tener que salir del estacionamiento pÓquer 1 a prohibida y en ese momento el sujeto comenzÓ a caminar a la calle. >> l

. >> it is like a welcome the sitting a rock star and the some friends have been saying the beatles when they first arrived here in the 1960's, and even justin bieber a few years ago well, the pope is a rock star in this country. there are about 100000 and countless more lined up the streets. hundreds of thousands of people lined up the streets as early as 3:00 in the morning, more than 12 hours waiting for the pope and they only got to catch the pope waiting for a few seconds. they were so happy. they were cheering. in the airport there was a loud cheer when they spotted the sri lankan airline approaching the runway. it was amazing. sunset here is quite early. when the pope passed through people eagerly awaited him and they waived. they were more than happy to see pope francis. >> let's go to nigeria. the latest on the escalating attacks in boko from. -- in boko haram. william hildebrandt explains. >> this image from january 2, in red, dense vegetation. this is the aftermath of an attack by boko haram militants. amnesty international published these images and said the group launched 23

. >> jimmy: did you know the honor you got is better than the ones the beatles got?ot an mbe, you got an obe. obe ranks higher than mbe. >> is that right? >> jimmy: i'm told. [ cheers and applause ] although, y mccartney got a knighthood so he could have you beheaded. >> i didn't know that. >> jimmy: that's a pretty good thing. >> i'll use that now. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. so there's a whole bunch of people being honored. >> yes. >> jimmy: at this thing. >> yeah, there was lots of interesting people. it's just people that have given to british society, i suppose. so there was a lot of people from all over the place. there's a wee guy in a kilt, an old man in a kilt, being honored for services to bagpipe music. a lifetime services to bagpipe music. that was his award. >> jimmy: really. he should be punished for that. >> no, no. >> jimmy: do you like bagpipe music? >> i do. >> jimmy: do you have to like it when you're scottish? >> you don't have to but you end up that way. the pipes are always present at big occasions in your life. i don't know, if scotland they're

coming up: why beatles fans are very upset this morning with millennials.ng your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ >> pom morning, we start at 4:00 snow on the way. >> did you see bus stop buddy? >> all bundled up for sure. >> now, as the who just singing who are you that's what a lot of people are asking, who is paul mccartney? beatles fans little upset oh the reaction over paul mccartney's collaboration with kanye west. they have this song out together. here's a bit of it. >> ♪ ♪ >> it must get better. >> too much going on right there, at that point. >> i bet they weren't even in the same room? >> i'm sure they were not. well, the new single only one was released on thursday, some of the fans took to twitter curious about, you know, some guy named paul mccartney? >> give me an example. >> okay, so percy black son tweeted

. >> jimmy: yeah, you know, now i'm a liverpudlian, now a lot on the beatles. [ laughter ] you know it'sah, i'm doing a a tour of the uk. what are you -- seriously this is -- >> no this is -- i did two records when i was young. this is one i did, i did one when i was 9 years old and one when i was 11. and that's me. [ audience aws ] and these are all the great new orleans traditional musicians. there's not a lot of these out. it was re-released with the name "eleven", but this is the original one called "pure dixieland." so, that's for you. [ applause ] i'll sign it for you later. >> jimmy: and you know, i love you man. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: i'm going to play this. this is fantastic. what an education you got. >> oh, it was unbelievable. i'm looking at these guys and i think about -- like when i was a kid, i would go sit in with them in the french quarter when i was 6 and 7 and 8. when i got a little bit older, i started working down there, like, in the clubs as the piano player. i remember one time -- you all know who ellis marsalis is? [ cheers and applause ] ellis marsalis is --

kanye would never know the the beatles. >> i don't know. >> that is like two chains who is that. >>ly. >> two chains. >> yes. >> there is john paul george ringo and two chains. >> yes. >> coming up, 90 year-old twins pass ago way hours apart how their final act amazed their family and broke their >>> this will wake you up. you you know who this is? joe jackson. this is the sharp album. early 80's. >> yes. >> we saw that song earlier beyonce was actually janet. >> jackson on the brain. >> yes. >> got to get it together. >> this is an interesting one. >> this is. >> after 90 years, at each other side twin sisters from illinois died on the same day just a few hours apart. >> what is the chances after all of those years right? timing here ace macing. family members say they depend on each other and they lived together until their deaths. fox's kelly hopkins has their story. >> reporter: ninety year-old martha dick son was a homemaker. her twin sister mary dick son work in the clothing store in the credit department for 18 years prior to the retirement they were born september 26th, 1924

que sumar los dos millones y medio de dÓlares que pagÓ por los derechos de uso de la canciÓn de los beatles mil millones de dÓlares. un crecimiento de 1. 5 %, un incremento en el desempleo a la causa de la prohibiciÓn de las importaciones que sÓlo el sector automotor deja al 50 % de los empleados sin trabajo. >> con esto los dejamos en nombre de todas las personas que hacen posible este noticiero gracias, buenas noches. nos vemos maÑana. ♪ ♪ ♪ ahora estÁ usted bien informado. noticiero univisiÓn, su voz, su decisiÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ¿y ahora? ¿quÉ mosca que te picÓ? >> la del encierro. ya, neta, ¿quÉ quieres? >> [rÍe] bueno, pues, ojalÁ esto te alivie un poco. te traigo la mejor de las noticias, ¿eh? >> ¿ya mataste a la gata? >> [chista] no fue siquiera necesario. hablÉ con el papÁ de la gata, el tipo este, "el callado" o como se llame. resulta que Él fue el que asesinÓ a mi padre. >> ¿te estÁs volviendo loco o mÁs imbÉcil? y eso que vas a la escuela que si no... >> escÚchame, inÉs. dice que fue en defensa propia.

north aquÍ estÁ el video que grabÓ con ella, dijo que es un tributo al tema que le compuso el ex beatlequÉ dulzura. lanzÓ en miami su nuevo disco la cantante noelia mÁs de esta reveladora entrevista que nos concediÓ, verÁn lo que dijo sobre el video erÓtico que la puso en el centro del escÁndalo en el 2008. >> asÍ llegÓ noelia anoche a la presentaciÓn en miami de su nuevo disco lucÍa espectacular en este ceÑido vestido negro y compartiÓ con los periodistas que la esperaban. luego subiÓ al escenario y agradeciÓ el cariÑo de su pÚblico. >> en mi corazÓn los llevÓ a todos gracias por el apoyo. acompaÑada de esta orquesta dirigida por el galardonado marco rosado cantÓ alguno de sus Éxitos. con besos y abrazos a los que nunca la abandonaron sellÓpresentaciÓn en la que no faltÓ su esposo representante jorge reynoso en cuyas manos ha puesto el futuro de su carrera que se vio opacada hace seis aÑos por un video erÓtico que se filtrÓ en internet y de la que nos hablÓ en esta entrevista. segÚn ella no tiene duda de que fue drogada. >> no me acordaba de que yo estaba fumando mariguana me echaron r

the hostages call him and two other british members the beatles. >>> last october kenji goto reported for newsline about people who fled from syria to turkey. >> reporter: the sing tyty town . >> he put that report together in tokyo, he told colleagues he would soon be going overseas on his next assignment but refused to say where. he would return to japan on october 29th but they lost contact with him a couple days before he was due to fly back. the abduction of the other hostage of yukawa first came to light in august. he was detained by militants with islamic state. he's throughout to run a private military company and travel frequently to syria and other middle eastern countries. a man who appeared to be him posted pictures on facebook of his activities in iraq and syria. he made his last update in july. sources with anti-government sources say that's when they take him to a battlefield. he got separated about 35 kilometers from the city of aleppo. negotiations to free limb were held, but not during the last month because of intense fighting. nhk world's editor in chief knows one

elvis and beadles records -- beatles records. quite a small club that apple is joining. >> a 200-year-old tradition still going strong in london. more on the city's gaslamps. let's take a look at what weekly magazines have been saying around the world. >>lots of focus today on the 70th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. >> january 27, 1945, soviet troops liberated auschwitz, the largest concentration and extermination camp set up by the nazi regime. there is a special 20-page tribute to those who survived the horror of auschwitz and the holocaust. more than one million people lost their lives in auschwitz, 9 out of 10 of them were jewish. "l'express" says it is important not to forget the eternal shame of auschwitz. it is especially important when we are seeing a rise in anti-semitism across europe. we signed recently in paris with those attacks. "der spiegel" focuses on the survivors as well. the number of survivors is going down year-by-year. the last witnesses of the nazi crimes against humanity are disappearing. many

. >> jimmy: yeah, you know, now i'm a liverpudlian, now a lot on the beatles. [ laughter ] you know it'syou're talking to one of the beatles. >> it's a tour of the uk. >> jimmy: yeah, i'm doing a a tour of the uk. what are you -- seriously this is -- >> no this is -- i did two records when i was young. this is one i did, i did one when i was 9 years old and one when i was 11. and that's me. [ audience aws ] and these are all the great new orleans traditional musicians. there's not a lot of these out. it was re-released with the name "eleven", but this is the original one called "pure dixieland." so, that's for you. [ applause ] i'll sign it for you later. >> jimmy: and you know, i love you man. >> yeah, i know. >> jimmy: i'm going to play this. this is fantastic. what an education you got. >> oh, it was unbelievable. i'm looking at these guys and i think about -- like when i was a kid, i would go sit in with them in the french quarter when i was 6 and 7 and 8. when i got a little bit older, i started working down there, like, in the clubs as the piano player. i remember one time -- you a

. >>> the beatles held their first u.s. concert there. now, instead of screaming fans bikers and hikers will be headed there. rei announced that they plan to open its fifth flagship store inside the arena. the outdoor store will bring about 150 new jobs to the area. grand opening for sometime late in 2016. >>> four days out and things are starting to ramp up in arizona. >> jim handly is in phoenix. checking out super bowl xlix. jim? >> reporter: hey, guys, it's 9:15 here. the night is young. things are rocking. early fans have packed this plaza in the heart of downtown phoenix. check it out. what better way to kick off a party than with the clydes daledales trotting into tonight. jordin sparks is here tonight. starting tonight, it's a free concert. and the skyscrapers are wrapped up in the super bowl spirit. it is the game of honor night. amputees taking on arizona's nfl alumni. rapper snoop dogg a steelers fan and others took to the field tonight. so did some nba and olympic athletes. a huge crowd was on hand to salute those who served a

. >> jon: i'm just going to say the beatles it's easier to say. >> i'm totally happy with that. >> jon band. >> they are in a band called jenny and johnnie and they each have their own solo careers. >> jon: did they write specifically for this? >> yes. >> jon: that's interesting. it's really good. >> thank you. >> jon: did-- i sort of was expecting you to sing. you have a very nice voice. >> thanks. >> jon: there is not a lot of anne hathaway -- >> a little bit but kind of in a thin voice and very off key. there is a reason for it. >> jon: yeah. they said sounded like me is that what they did? >> that specific note did not come up. but my character i play a young anthropologist getting her-- ph.d in more-- morocco. something happened when she was a teenager that made her grow up too fast. she became an adult quickly young. so she never kind of explored any part of her artistic side. and then her little brother who is 19 calls her up age says i'm dropping out of college to be a musician and she doesn't react very well. they hadn't spoken for six months and he gets hit by a car and is in

the lab's colony of flush-eating beatles can strip a carcasses clean in a matter of days. you are dealing with kind of the gory details here. do you find yourself being personally impacted by what you see on the table? >> when i see something that indicates that there was suffering prior to death, and they are slowly wasting away and starving, that's when it gets a little hard. if i just think of everything as a stuffed animal, if you will, it makes it a little easier. >> the shock is the few times i have seen the animals grievously harmed, but not dead. the horn ripped off the rin oserrous, but it's alive and moving around, that enrages me. i know that if i can keep this lab team right down the line, unbiased, good science, we'll help to take down the bad guys over and over again. the wildlife investigators will have us behind them, that's what we need to be. >> operation crash is not about the poacher, but the middleman. oftentimes we find specimens where the rhino has been long dead. why do we want to bring those guys to justice? >> first of all, we want the trade stopp

. >> the guy playing the piano is former beatle sir paul mccartney.ne of the greatest song writers of all times. arguably one of the most recognized people on earth. >> for some of kanye west's fans, they're in the dark about that new guy. >> reporter: do you know who paul mccartney is? >> i don't. >> reporter: do you know who paul mccartney is? >> i might have heard of her. >> reporter: do you know who paul mccartney is? >> no but i've heard that name. >> oh! we should say there's skept citizen schism out there. is it just a joke in. >>> they know. how old was the last kid, maybe 10? maybe he doesn't know who paul mccartney is. >>> are you afraid of heights? >> yes. >> this is not the job for you then. somebody has to climb this tv tower in south dakota. why would somebody go all the way up there? they're changing a lightbulb. >> kevin schmidt doesn't seem to care. those squares below him are acres of farmland. he stops for a moment and takes a moment for a selfie. >> it's an aircraft warni light. >>> the world of disney now. you don't want to test a

. >> you're playing with the beatles, look at you! >> reporter: it's something tim has been doing his whole life. >> now c, c -- >> reporter: a very roundabout way, we should add. >> yes stay rocking it! >> i'm here to make a difference with what i think i can offer. >> reporter: tim was a trumpet prodigy growing up in scott's valley. his talent eventually finding a home for 20 years in the orchestra of the san francisco opera where tim rose to the position of principal trumpet player. but in 2003 doctors said increasing pressure in his eyes had led to you glaucoma. and when he played that pressure rose. >> that could be a risk for blindness early in life if you don't stop playing the trumpet." >> reporter: with that tim's career was over. he spent the next decade focused on raising his two sons. ♪ >> reporter: not even picking up his trumpet until years later while trying to get certified as a music teacher. tim, not realizing how much he missed it until he had an audience. a woman who had wandered in to watch him practice. >> i can