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 beatles spoke to young people in the '60s in a way that no other band did. they influenced so many people, not just musically but socially, politically, culturally. they were the touchstone of everything going on in the '60s. >> 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 their experiences with psychedelic drugs. like his idols, chapman begins experimenting. >> the defendant described there were periods in his life where he was hippie nature and tried experimental drugs like many people in that period of 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,

not beatles. it's "the" beatles. >> jimmy: that's correct. boys. >> steve: is not "the" beastie boys. it's just -- >> jimmy: beastie boys. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: so this would be if food network is to beatles and cooking channel is to beastie boys. [ laughter ] >> steve: right. no, wait. >> jimmy: no. food network is -- it's the food network. >> steve: the food network. >> jimmy: "the" food network is to "the" beatles. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: and beastie -- [ laughter ] cooking channel is to beastie boys. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: "dinner at tiffani's" is on beastie boys. >> steve: there you go. [ applause ] listen up ya'll! >> jimmy: and we have music from grammy-nominated performer hozier right here! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: next album's going to be the hoziest. >> jimmy: you guys, it's time for "tonight show hashtags." here we go. ♪ hashtags ♪ hashtags ♪ >> jimmy: here we go. you guys are on twitter, right? [ cheers ] it's fun. well, we use twitter on our show every single week. so if you watch our show and you want to pla

the beatles! ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ (narrator) introducing the best of the ed sullivan show from starvista entertainment and time life. -okay? -all right. (narrator) for 23 years ed sullivan was the host and ringmaster of the greatest show on earth. (ed sullivan) tonight we got a real big show. (narrator) he was always imitated. it's gonna be one of those really big shows. (male #1) knocking 'em dead at the coper. (ed sullivan) wait, wait a minute, i never say "coper." it's his show. do it right. now here he is... knocking them dead at the copa... that's good. ...cabaner. (narrator) but never duplicated. i think that he's the greatest master of ceremonies on television. well, i think so, too, but you tell me why. well, when most men introduce guest stars on their show, they try to get too familiar with them. but not ed. oh no, when he introduces 'em he sounds like he never heard of them before. (narrator) all across america sunday night was sullivan night. when i introduce him you're gonna mak

de los "beatles" las bandas d marÍa leticia:. donde ninguna agrupaciÓn latina ha llegado en el paÍs. >> creo que este tipo de fenÓmenos, son fenÓmenos generacionales, uno no se puede sacar una banda asÍ cada aÑo. son proyectos que de repente pasan en una generaciÓn, cÓmo lo fue menudo. stephanie: segÚn guillermo la belleza de los integrantes de la banda es importante, pero no tan indispensable como la letra de las canciones, las cuales jugaron un papel muy importante en el Éxito de esta agrupaciÓn. >> la colecciÓn en el travÉs de la mÚsica, entonces sÍ se revele, tras de mÍ, todas esas canciones eran canciones con las que se pueden identificar todos los chavitos. stephanie: pero no todo es color de rosa, hay muchos sacrificios que venir de la mano del Éxito y la fama. >> creo que lo mÁs importante es estar seguros que esta carrera es para ellos, porque no estÁn clamorosa como pinta hacerlo. stephanie: si los sueÑos si se cumplen seÑores, y si tienes mÁs de 14 aÑos y creo que tienes lo necesario para convertirse en la prÓxima estr

she's a yellow beatle. but she's no ordinary car. >> ill think when we changed the license plate, gerdy became a volkswagen. >> gerdie has got something new under the hood because this fachl family decided to green her up. plus teens have the eco veteran. >> you need to teach kids how to save the planet help the planet when they're really young. they're going to keep that tlout their life. >> these teens are going through their old stomping ground.

we asked if you liked the beatles. we asked who was your favorite beatle.hopes of finding the biggest paul mccartney fan in our audience. why? i'll tell you why. because paul mccartney loves valentine's day. that's why. this valentine's day he's doing a super special surprise show in a small intimate venue right here in new york city. [ cheers and applause ] he wants to give two tickets to a very special person in our studio audience tonight! [ cheers and applause ] i've got the tickets right here. ladies and gentlemen, the results of the questionnaire, and we found the biggest paul mccartney fan in our audience. if i call your name, stand up. i'm looking for alex probst. where is alex probst? hey! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ congratulations! hello! nice to meet you. >> you too. >> jimmy: you're going to have to talk into this here. you're going to see paul mccartney live tomorrow night. where are you from? >> kentucky. >> jimmy: kentucky, yeah. [ cheers ] and this is the gentleman you're going with? >> this is my husband. >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. this is p

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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

agrupaciÓn provocarÍa una histeria con desmayos incluidos, sÓlo de era comparado con la de los the beatles como del que saliÓ chayanne. chayanne: cuando llega mucha gente te ayuda y no te conocen pero lo difÍcil es mantenerse importante que el equipo crea en ti. stephanie: en los aÑos 90 los mexicanos magneto, hurgaron en lo mÁs alto y la agrupaciÓn mercurial no se quedan atrÁs y continuaron. despuÉs de dÉcadas, muchas de ellas han hecho gira de reencuentro para asÍ mantenerse con selectivas y complacer a los millones de chicas que aÑo tras aÑo, aÚn siguen corriendo sus canciones. y esto tambiÉn te podrÍa pasar a ti, sistemas de 14 aÑos y crees que tienes lo necesario para convertirse en una estrella latina, visita la web de la banda oficial. leÓn: la audiciÓn este sÁbado 7 de marzo de ocho de la maÑana a 11 en los angeles. marÍa leticia: la cita es en los Ángeles en el hotel de las 508. la vida es escuchar ruidos que dan miedo. y meterme en la cama sin que nadie se de cuenta. marÍa leticia: alimentaciÓn federal de alimentos y medicamentos dice que nunca aprobÓ la pieza del equipo para end

beatles in 1964 arrival in america, behind the scenes and edith bouvier. and her daughter cousins of jacqueline kennedy in gray gardens. with his late brother, he focused on life as it happened and captured it on film. albert maysles was 88. >>> when we come back, 50 years since the turning point in one of our country's greatest struggles. >>> this weekend, the first family will travel to selma, alabama to mark 50 years since a monumental moment in the civil rights struggle. that day in 1965 while stunning in the violence inflicted on peaceful protesters, galvanized a movement. tonight, our kristen welker brings us the story of that march on selma as seen through the youngest eyes there that day. >> reporter: a painful past is coming back to life in selma today as people arrive from all across the country to remember what happened on this bridge 50 years ago. march 7th, 1965, bloody sunday. a group of activists risked their lives for freedom, equality and the right to be treated fairly. sheyann webb christburg was the youngest person there. she was just 8.

>> fred: "the beatles." [ laughter ] >> seth: that's great.ions. >> fred: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: i think people might be disappointed when they watch it. so, last week i started talking about a charity i'm involved with called "cycle for survival." it's an indoor cycling event that raises money for rare cancer research. i'll be riding with my team, right here, march 8th at equinox in new york city. i've also been talking about perry zimmerman. there's perry and i together. perry is 14, she's a three-time cancer survivor, and her team, team perry, has been the top fund-raiser nationwide the past few years. and in five years, she's raised over a million dollars. [ applause ] which is why i think it's time to knock perry off her high horse. [ laughter ] i desperately want team seth to out-raise team perry this year. and with your help, i think we can do it. why do i want to out-raise her? well, when you're the top fund-raiser, they call you up on stage at the end of the event and let you say a few words. and i've been there w

this band is arguably as big as the beatles. >> reporter: want to know how popular?ny on "kimmel." >> one direction! >> reporter: memories now, just memories. the voluminous hair the charcoal eyes. retired, age 22. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> by the way, twitter is aflame tonight with a debate over who should replace zane. john stamos has already raised his hand. i will not do so. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com. [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> yeah! hey! hey! hey, hey! i'm terry crews, and i'm in the mood to give some money away today on millionaire. [cheers and applause] today's first contestant believes where there's a will, there's a way. he's been meditating and envisioning himself on the millionaire stage for years, and he's finally here. from oakland, california please welcome dorian johnson! [cheers and applause] >> what's up, brother? >> oh, give me a hug! >> congratulations, my dude. >> oh, thank you. >> yes. >> thank you. from o-town. >> o-town. >> what's up, dorian? how

this band is arguably as big as the beatles. >> reporter: want to know how popular?ction! >> reporter: memories now, just memories. the voluminous hair the charcoal eyes. retired, age 22. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> by the way, twitter is aflame tonight with a debate over who should replace zane. john stamos has already raised his hand. i will not do so. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always we're online 24/7 at ab

this band is arguably as big as the beatles. >> reporter: want to know how popular?"kimmel." >> one direction! >> reporter: memories now, just memories. the voluminous hair the charcoal eyes. retired, age 22. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> by the way, twitter is aflame tonight with a debate over who should replace zane. john stamos has already raised his hand. i will not d so. thank you for watching abc news tonight. as always we're online 24/7 at abcnews.com. take care. "so the lion got some cream for his chicken pox." how many more before michael? shh! 40 minutes a already! quiet! "and his mommy put the cream on and he felt better." the end. eileen: thank you, gracie. that was a wonderful and very imaginative story. and now we have ian. oh, crap. "escape from the blue planet." finally, science fiction. "the rocket ship landed on the blue planet that was filled with water." you don't think this is nice? you know, they wrote theseall by themselves. no kidding. "and the rocket got stuck, but the pilot had some extra gas." he's not the only one. "so t

you liked listening to all kinds of music including the beatles.s that when your interest in entertainment sort of began as a in? >> no. my interest in entertainment began with music. my aunt said i used to trans in my crib non-stop and i loved when my cousins would clap for me. it's embarrassing. >> you loved being a performer. >> as a baby in the crib, but, yes, television provided something else. it was pure escapism, you know. i still love television to this day. it's one of my favorite past times. >> shall shows do you like. >> i watch a lot of boxing. it's a metaphor for life. boxing is a sweet science to hit and not get hit. i was doing that from day one. >> sometimes you would physically fight back. >> yes. well, i had to physically fight back or else my ass was going to get kicked. it did a lot. i got tired of it, so i learned how to box. i learned how to fight. school. you fought back against the nuns and got in a fight with do corneliusuos on "soul train". >> that was a clue i needed help because, you know, i thought i'm so together, i a

hostages describe emwazi as one of four especially sadistic british captors who they nicknamed the beatlesjohn, george, paul and ringo, who especially targeted the americans in their custody. >> we were together all the time even when they brutalized us. >> reporter: and for all of emwazi's notoriety as jihadi john, the former hostages say the one they called george was the true leader of the group. all four have been high on the u.s. air strike target list even before the name of jihadi john became public. british authorities had kept emwazi's name secret in hopes he might give away his location by trying to contact family or friends back here in london. but as of tonight, he is believed to be still alive in syria, part of an isis group that continues to hold at least 15 to 20 other hostages. tom? >>> abc's brian ross in london. thank you. we now know who he is but where he is is now the bigger question. martha raddatz spent the day at the syrian border where jihadi john is supposedly hiding. martha, the big question tonight, why can't we catch him? >> reporter: tom, the reason it's been

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stuart: the beatles used to make far more out of a record. >> no more beatles comboefrp it's over.ute nonsense. elon musk, the modern-day pt barnum is proving why he lives up to the comparison. we'll be back. . stuart: a drop today, triple digits. it was a triple-digit rally yesterday. price of oil $48 a barrel. $47.87. price of gasoline national average, $2.41. that price has fallen in each of the past four days. not quite a streak yet. where is the cheapest gasoline in these here united states. $1.77 at western convenience in ft. collins colorado. buck 77 cash only. >>> to iran and the deadline for nuclear deal. lou dobbs is here. all right lou. tonight talk about more than just iran. i want to talk about the climate change deal as well. here's our president negotiating on our behalf against the iranians to get a nuke, and against china on pollution. i'm saying he's doing a terrible job as a negotiator, and you say what? >> i think we should fear for the well-being of the chinese and the iranians because this man is obviously bringing so much power to the table. i don't know how

john lennon and everything that the beatles do sell through the roof. >> yeah. is the king and he died on the toilet. >> you are all wrong. the answer was a. the piano featured in the film where ingrid bergman said play it sam, the time goes by. >> it is solid throe and half will. >> i don't think it is a full 88 feet. >> and countness cello solid for more than 6 million. can audiences hear the difference between that and the discount version. our test here with jeffrey. he doesn't have a strad with him. his cello is 2 million and more than 300 years old and he has a brand new $5,000 cello and he will play bofth them. >> can you tell us about each instrument? >> my cello is made in ve nice. and it doesn't have the original label. but around 1700. >> disregard what your hair locks like and put the blind folds on and get started. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think lauren thinks she knows already. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> okay. that was two. can i say something now? >> yes. >> go ahead. i think we can take our blindfolds off. >> well, it doesn't really matter. >> we don't know either way. those

the former beatle was scheduled to play at the masonic.go and his all-star band will perform october 1st and 6th. the 74-year-old drummer will release his 18th album called postcards from paradise later this month. >> dancing with the stars judges took a break from preparing for upcoming judges from kovrp tigs this afternoon. >> houb e how about that? the show is entering his e its 20th season. it's patty labell and michael will hit the stage monday night atle 8:00. >> cue the bag pipes, it's time to celebrate irish heritage in the bay area. >> kicked off the celebration, bag pipers heading dignitaries to the 54 et annual lunch of the high hibernion club. >> a traditional meal with concerned beef and cabbage. >> abc is7 is a proud sponsor. hosting the parade live here on abc beginning live at noon. >> yeah, tune, in, please. in our next half hour here a fraternity with a racially charged vid you prepares to fight back as new allegations involved another chapt i recall. >> and the latest america e e ebola patient arrives back in the u.s. tr

. >> he was my favorite beatle. >> the other was a lonely kid from georgia, with no particular talentsirection in life. >> everyone said he was a nice person. he wanted to bring attention to himself. >> they were as different as night and day. two men on intense personal journeys that converged in a single shocking act. >> i took five steps and fired.

youtube, the beatles, michael jackson, a lot of pop songs have similar progressions.ther era it's going to sound similar to several songs from the disco and soul period. to award 7.3 million dollars is a mistake. the jury confused fact with emotion. >> moses, does this hurt creativity going forward? 10 seconds, what do you think? >> i don't think it will, i don't think there's a lot of due diligence done for these type of recordings. and i agree with dominic. >> leave it there. thanks to both of you. stay tuned to fox business "countdown" is going to speak to the attorney for marvin gaye's family and "after the bell" is going to have an interview with pharrell and robin thicke. that saul we have for now, i hope you are making money today "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. liz: fearing the fed specifically rate hike are investors over it? green on the screen. is june a rate hike sure thing? the fed whisperer, jon hilsenrath on the two things the fed may be about to announce. >>> today the lines are anything but blurred when it comes to knock off other pe

when i was listening to him say imagine, i was wondering if he had the beatles locked into his brain. how does this seem to have gone over with republicans? >> it is a mixed bag, certainly. but let's talk about that repetitive use of imagine for a moment. he was really trying to give this lofty speech. and he wasn't using tell prompters. that means times his back was turned to the camera which didn't always work for the tv visuals, but it was effective for the students gathered at the university. attendance was mandatory. but some students were able to show their own form of political protest. there were some red shirts in the audience. they said stand with rand meaning rand paul. and he is one of the other republicans that people are certainly watching. in terms of the general republican response. john mccain who has in the past called ted cruz a whacko bird said if he is a nominee he will support them. and there is scrambling by other republicans to who want to get their hat in the ring now. >> now to the president of campaign management at new york university. it is even remotely p

. >>> coming up here on "gma," i don't know if this is what the beatles had in mind when they sang "baby can drive my car." the self-driving vehicle. making history today. is it safe? >>> and actress suki waterhouse's surprising beauty secret. straight ahead in "pop news." it's so interesting. >> really? >> oh, yeah. this costume. today is stanley's big day. happy birthday, stanley. he's five.... i was able to determine that stanley is an aquarius. ohh, aquarius... that's so fitting... throughout the whole journey petsmart has been there for us. we'll get you looking great for your birthday party. morgan here is a pisces. such an intellect. really? yes, yes... big thinker. huh? pethood's better with a partner. that's why petsmart has all you need to take care of your kids. hey, how you doin'? it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles, a painful, blistering rash. if you had chicken pox the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. i wish that there was something i could do to help. the shingles rash can last up to 30 days. talk t

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it's interesting because eisenhower doesn't sign the italian capitulation, beatles that does. eisenhower doesn't sign the german to pick chelation. beetle smith does. in both cases eisenhower was afraid it would be repercussions, or it would wash back on them. smith did a lot of the dirty work, the heavy lifting. that allowed myself to be above it all and be effective leaders that he was. when it came right down and eisenhower was forced to make a decision, he was always reluctant to make decisions, the last person he turned to was beetle smith. and the most dramatic example of that would be d-day. the weather, it was the worst storm in seven years, and if they push back the invasion for a month that would shorten the campaign season with very dire consequences. everybody was already at a fever pitch to get this thing going. a lot of the ships were at sea because they were being staged out of northern ireland. and so they're sitting and was called telegraph cottage and sitting around the fireplace having some sherry probably. they're looking up at the windows and they are bein

. >> beatles, that is how i know. >> i love it. we're looking live at the airport.t looks like everything is okay. sue serio it could be a different scene right. >> yes, for a change it is not a morning rush hour storm we are saving that on thursday but lets in the get the ahead of ourselves, lets get one day at a time because, we will take these changes coming very slowly so we all absorb it. temperatures are a lot colder then they were yesterday. 26 degrees in philadelphia. twelve in allentown. twenty-two in atlantic city. twenty-eight in wildwood. factor in northerly wind, 12 miles an hour in the city. we have a wind chill of 16. so dress the kids and yourself for wind chills in the teens this morning. just about every where. that is wrat it feels like. so we cannot really show you a whole lot on ultimate doppler right now. lets get to the future cast after we show you winter weather advisory that starts at 3:00 this afternoon and goes until 1:00 in the morning for some icy snowy, slippery weather that is coming our way. we will jump april head to 3:00 when the a

. >> reporter: jihadi john named after one of the beatles is now identified as mohammed emwazi. e-mails reported to be from emwazi show him as frustrated and angry at the way he's treated by british security and anti-terror police during a trip to tanzania which he claims was a deal that completely changed his life. he was on a safari with two friends in 2009 when he was imprisoned in tanzania and interrogated by the airport security there and again in london. british officials believe he was meeting with the terror group al shabab. richard barrett, formerly with british intelligence. >> two of the people that he was associated with ended up going to somalia. >> reporter: a year later, in 2010 emwazi returns to london from kuwait. once again, he says british intelligence agency mi-5 and anti-terror police question him. he's blocked from returning to the middle east writing, quote, i had a job waiting for me and marriage to get started but now i feel like a prisoner only not in a cage in london controlled by security servicemen stopping me from living my new life in my birthplace

you can't be the beatles and the black keys. you can't be -- >> price doesn't it too? think that people always look and cite the chipotle model as someone who's been able to do it all at a slightly higher price point than the traditional mcdonald's value meal. that's like been the big beacon but, you know, again, mcdonald's you can't be the beatles and the black keys at the same time. you have to choose what you want to be. >> chipotle keeps getting referenced as an example for how to do it right and they have been setting the example for how to treat the food that you serve before you serve it but it's not necessarily healthier. i mean so many bloggers and journalists have written about the fact that the average meal at chipotle is really above a thousand calories. it's a lot of food you're eating when you eat there. >> yeah you're talking calorie counts which is a different thing than nutrition. the calorie counts on the chipotle, you know, offerings are high but, you know, i think again, there is a consumer for each type of thing. i think companies like mcdonald's,

i mean it's like the beatles' stuff and michael jackson's stuff. this stuff is incredible on every level, with all different type of artists. >> frequently, he would have very very excellent songs, that for whatever reason didn't have the concept he had in mind for a given album, so that song would fall to the wayside. >> reporter: despite keeping so much music out of the grasp of fans, prince remains hugely prolific. he released two albums of new tracks on the same day last year. but some of his collaborates believe one day, the vault should be opened as his unreleased music forms an important part of music history. >> that early work tells us something. that's information. and what good is that information, the artist might say, what do you need with that information? we don't need it we want it. it tells the us something about a unique human being, an important human being in the history of music. an important human being in popular culture. >> reporter: but perhaps prince is more interested in preserving the mystique of the vault, in which case

leon: coming up at a5:00, a driver sla leon: ringo starr will become the last member of the beatles inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame as an individual next month and today, the rock hall announced that his friend paul mccartney will do the honors. stevie wonder patty smith and john mayer will be taking part in the ceremonies for bill withers, the late lou reid and late stevie ray vaughn. alison: back here at home, d.u.i. checkpoints were common sights across the country on st. patrick's day. but at the one near the intersection of bestgate road and route 50 in annapolis, a driver didn't stop and ended hitting three other cars. maryland bureau chief brad bell has video of the aftermath you'll see only on 7. brad: a man visiting a friend shot this video of the aftermath of a pursuit. you can see the suspect's car fully engulfed in flames and just off to the right, you can see the car he slammed into. tiffany caper's car. >> i don't know if i blacked out or what. all i remember is hearing like a big loud bang. brad: she and her boyfriend had no time to react. stopped at a light, they

. >> i wish we could track it, though, man, like beatles sound. you know what i'm saying? be a [ bleep ] hit, man. >> this is going to be good. >> this is going to be a [ bleep ] hit, man. >> it's out from the madness. the music is an exit. i can get lost in my music. it's comforting. >> i'm serving life without parole for robbery first degree. i've been in prison 15 years. ♪ open the streets of the club ♪ looking for danger ♪ and every thug smiled at her >> what the hell is this? >> we grew up together on the street. he's from my hood. he's from birmingham. >> our paths crossed in this prison, and something good has been coming from it ever since. i'm a crip. and i'm going to be one for the rest of my life. i'm going to die a crip. i've had to spill blood to get in it. >> anthony's fear loyalty to his gang almost cost him his life. >> when i was booked into the county jail, they put me in a block with some of the guys i got into it with on the street. i'm banging in the county trying to survive and got stabbed in the eye with an ink pen. >> i call him the pirate. >> this

for people of a certain age it's like john lennon or paul mccartney leaving the beatles like mick jaggero pop music this announcement today cop be much bigger. it sent shock waves through the internet and broke a lot of teenaged girls hearts. the reaction on social media was overwhelming. the screams the sobbing the sorrow. fans of pobb sensation one direction reacting to the shocking news that came on the group's facebook page. zane one of the the five members of the british irish boy band was leaving to take time out of the spotlight. >> we had to break the news to big fans sister shaina and isabel thomas. >> ahhh! >> reporter: they've been to concert, they've got the posters they even sleep with 1d blankets but tonight won't be the same without zane. >> i don't know if there's a level of popularity to explain where they're at. to be honest. i mean when i was younger it was new kids on the block. they're on whole other level. >> reporter: what made this announcement so big the reaction was raw and immediate at k102 radio the phone lines blew up. >> the first time that a big like band s

. >> have an old beatles or elvis album?hey can be worth $100 or more if they're clean early editions. >> needle in the haystack. >> even old nintendo and atari gaming systems can be worth $1 is -- $100. just the old game cartridge can bring in $25. the key question is it rare? graves says hummel figurines and beanie babies are not worth much. there are too many of them. >> they were so overproduced and so many people collected them. >> when it comes to your old stuff, consider these things. rarities, there can't be millions of them. condition, must be good or excellent and appeal to people in their 40's or 50's especially if it reminds them of their childhood. be sure to donate some of your old clothing and furniture to those in need. organizations like good will, salvation army and others desperately need foundations. so you don't waste your money. >> knew what he was doing. he was very deliberate in what he was doing. >> big break in a serial rape investigation. the evidence and how many attacks one man may be responsible

symphony will be performing here and we hear they are going to be playing here comes the sun by the beatles. it's going to be kind of a slow fade because eventually as the sunrises, it's just going to basically block out the beautiful lights sculpture we see behind us. live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> an appropriate song, right, for the occasion? >> george harrison the great meteorologist. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to miss the lights. >> i am, too. i remember the first time laying eyes on it coming across nob hill heading towards the embarcadero and it was like wow! so we're going to miss that here in the bay area. >>> this morning heading out programs you head towards the bay bridge, we have nothing but clear skies. what a morning it is. currently, hey, whatever happened to winter? it's still missing. livermore is 40. 54 in san francisco. plater today with thelater today plenty of sunshine. 70s across the north bay today. over the weekend pushing near 80 degrees. we'll welcome rain on wednesday. >>> roads looking as nice as the weather. no accidents to report so far,a nice r

beatles of their time. >> reporter: music insider managing editor with music, lindsey parker speculatesir future. >> people recall when another great britain pop group of girls, spice girls, saw the beginning of the end when ginger spice who was one of the most visible left and she left at their peak. they will either crash are and burn or open a new chapter. >> reporter: there were signs that zayn, he walk away from the group's world tour as a result of stress. chris and jessica back to you. >> either crash or burn and open up a new opportunity, how about that. >> one of those two. >> for more on this story, tune in tonight to the insider, it happens at 7:30 right here on cbs-3. >> that will do it for now, for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >> at 6:00 breaking news police investigate a possible abduction in the fairmount neighborhood and we are live with the latest. >> reporter: as officials reveal it was the pilot who intentionally plunged a plane in the french alps we will hear from a local aviation expert about how this tragedy could have been prevented kathy. >> temperatures are still

. >> better than the beatles. >> seth: okay. >> and the band is so successful -- >> seth: uh-huh. >>are garden. >> seth: they have got it! ♪ "xer-rocks!" [ applause ] >> okay. all right, okay. but what if they're terrible? >> seth: what if the same band of xerox machines isn't good, but instead this time they're terrible? whoops, misspelled terrible. terrible. they got it! ♪ "xer-os!" [ applause ] okay. we have time for one more. >> i got it. i got it. i'm going to stump the crap out of this thing. >> seth: all right. >> what if action star jean-claude van damme wakes up one morning and he's like, "i need to do something exciting, something i have never done before in my entire life." so he puts on a dress, a wig and makeup, and he drives a cable car down the streets of san francisco! all right, so as he's driving, he's driving, he's driving. he comes up on one of his favorite places to be, a phish concert. little known fact, jcvd is a real phish head. [ light laughter ] all right. anyway, he reaches for the brake and the handle pops off. and the streetcar speeds out of control. he s