the beatles weather the storm. but in 1970, the band breaks up and lennon embarks on a solo career with his new wife yo yoko ono. >> i think he felt it was time for a change and i think they viewed america as being a breath of fresh air for them at that time. >> in new york, john and yoko appointed a high profile musically and politically. it drew the attention and ire of the nixon administration. >> in the early '70s, the united states government began a campaign against john lennon to silence him. they were concerned that he would influence young people voting in the 1972 election. and they didn't want that to happen. >> they were conducting surveillance operations. they were monitoring him. cars would follow him around. they did the whole intelligence enchilada. >> the pressure had let up and by 1975 he had withdrawn from the public eye. >> he was not in hiding. he was not a recluse. what he was doing was devoting full time to raising his son sean. that was his priority. >> during those days, lennon and ono beca

(beatles' cartoonist)we'll introduce you to the animator director behind the beatles cartoon art show..and, how you can meet him in person.(winter storms) and record snowfall this weekend cause monumental dig-outs...from the gulf coast to new england.(ragbrai 2016) and let the countdown to ragbrai 2016 begin...we'll tell you all about the more across iowa.3 3 his legacy transcended basketball...good evening i'm jetske wauran, thank you for joining us tonight. ray nacke was briar cliff university's head coach and today, many remembered him. 3 former players, colleagues, family and friends gathered to reminisce about the beloved coach at b-c-u. nacke was a loving father and devoted husband, but on the courts, he was known for his fiery demeanor, making him one of the winningest coaches in n-a- i-a history. he was a member of the briar cliff athletic hall of fame, the greater siouxland hall of fame and the westmar college hall of fame. in 2012, briar cliff named its home basketball court "ray nacke court" in the beloved coach's honor. he passed away at his home in september. he was 79-ye

the concert is called rain a tribute to the beatles. >>> they perform live and they do all the songs know from the beetle from i want to hold your hand to hey jude to everything in between. >> reporter: the concert takes audience members back in time with a note for note reincarnation of the legendary foursome. >>> it's goes up to abbey road. it gives you the feeling you're not only at a beatle's concert. >>> the performance will change from tour to tour, but it is amazing musicians at the peak of their form. >> reporter: this show will feature new video backdrops and added songs. >>> if you seen rain before you haven't seen it like this. it's a great time to come back and revisit the wonder of the show. people love it, that's why we bring it back every two or three years. we wonder if the people think they are seeing the beatles. >>> rain will be at the merion theater february 11th to the 14th just in time for valentine's day. go to 6abc loves the arts. for 6abc loves the arts, i'm karen rogers. >>> time 7:52. in "healthcheck" this morning, it's the first diet craze of the new year.

a former beatle is getting ready to hit a long and wiping road. ringo starr, todd lundegren and richard page will gin the former beatle on stage the tour kicks off june 3rd in syracuse, new york and wraps up a month later in l.a. >>> two big names have been 58th grammys. justin bieber and pit bull, they join adele, the weekend and kendrick lamar. cbs4 is the only place you can see the gram ms. . monday february 15th. mr. 305 going to represent at the grammys. >>> looking forward to that. >>> 305, 954, 786, i've got you covered south florida. >> reporter: looking at 103rd street, the palmetto looking good, southbound, northbound. i-95 at 103rd so the opposite side of the 305. here's the southbound side and northbound side. we are going to talk about the 954 and the rest of the 305 when we get back. >>> good morning, bounce diesel -- good morning my friends. bit more last night? sophia. thursday storms strong to severe. lows in the 50s. details straight ahead. >> all right lissette.

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take a trip back in time with the beatle, they are getting ready to hit the road and will be here in philadelphia. >>> people around the country including right here in the area are preparing to mark the martin luther king junior holiday. we have a preview of the area's biggest events. >>> bundle up, live look in cape may, those are snow flurries we are seeing there. meteorologist chris sowers will have the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when "action news" continues. >>> so glad you stayed with us. tomorrow is martin luther king junior day, a national holiday, about 140,000 volunteers in the area will mark much of the day by working on 1800 service projects. it will be the 21st year for philadelphia mlk day of service. it takes place on the 60th anniversary on the montgomery bus boycott. >>> doctor king said if a man doesn't have a job or income, he doesn't have life, liberty or the opportunity for the pursuit of happiness. he merely exists and economic justice was key that's why we're doing our 5th annual jobs and opportunity fare at girard college. >>> go to the girard co

>> well, the beatles were probably my first musical love when i was three years old. my mother had a lot of beatles record and all soul records, other than that. stacks singles. his collection. so i would listen to these >> do you remember the first song i learned on guitar? >> probably a renaissance era, something from the 1500s, some minor key sort of thing. but i liked to play those songs or try to pick them off on my guitar when i was five, when my mother bought me a guitar, growing up in buffalo. >> listened to beatles and r and b. give me an idea of what years old. >> nothing much. nothing to put on camera. classical training started at seven years old. pieces. >> the album play, which won the grammy, what is your favorite tune from the album? >> the nice thing about that record is it didn't have to be >> took you all over the place. duke ellington. >> that's probably one of my favorites. it was an opportunity for me. i thought that fit really nicely of the record. it goes a little bit like this. [music] >> very sweet. >> that's a classic jazz standard. i used t

>> because when the beatles came out, they were a boy band. all these girls were screaming. >> how old were they, though? >> i actually don't know. >> we'll get back on that. >> they had such long hair, too. >> right. >> cut your hair. we have already. ♪ baby, you can drive my car ♪ >> you can drive your car and mainly dry pavement here today. we still have lingering rain left over from last night's system. how about the systems? pretty good. rapid cooling in the atmosphere. kaboom, if you had some, pretty active there. moved out pretty quick. here comes the system. steve, that looks pretty good to me, it does. this is a monster load generating extremely high seas and some of that swell will reach the u.s. coast by sunday night into monday. system still up in nevada. you can see, the cloud cover starting to clear out rapidly. we'll get a break here, probably fog. south bay, lingering snow but looks like things are winding down in the sierra. but still holding on there for a couple of hours. 40s and 50s. expect some these temps and dew point to

. >>> the beatles have been reborn and making a stop at the kimmel center like never before. karen rogers has this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: the beatles tribute band rain is gearing up for the 2016 national tour recreating the iconic journey of the world's most celebrated bands. >>>s -- it is four great performers performing they perform live and they do all the songs that you know from the beetles to i want to hold your hands to hey jude. >> reporter: the concert takes audience members back in time for a note for note of the re reincarnation of the legendary foursosm. >>> foursosm -- foursome. they give you the feeling that you are sitting in a concert and in that time. the performers change from tour to tour, but it is basically amazing touring musicians. >> reporter: this show will feature new video backdrops and added songs. >>> if you have seen rain before you ever not seen it like this. it is great time to come back and revisit the wonder of the show. >>> people love it. that's why we bring it back every two or three years. sometimes we wonder if people t

"sioux city gifts" on pierce street. 3 from scooby doo to the beatles.. a famous cartoonist is holding one of his biggest art events... right here in siouxland.animator and director ron campbell is known for his work on the beatles yellow submarine... his work on ren and stimpy... and many more shows. campbell started his career in number one in ratings for his t - v cartoon series the beatles. campbell has also done work on the rugrats... the smurfs... george of the jungle... and krazy kat. 3 "you mean i can do a drawing and it can become a mouse running away from a cat and hitting the cat on the foot with a malete and the cat will jump up in the air and scream? from drawings? from that moment on i was hooked."you can meet campbell and check out his artwork at vangarde arts on jackson street. we'll tell you how coming up in talk of the town 3 let the bike fever begin! we're only 180 days away from ragbrai after all.last year we kicked off in sioux city... there were more than 30 - thousand people here. this year... the 44th annual event will take us thro

. >> jimmy: cause we used to play all the time when we we're on beatles. you're the only person i ever met where you could do all the beatles. >> there's john. there's paul, you know.wait, paul's [ laughter ] too. it's changing a bit. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know? [ laughter ] you know? my: yeah. of course, yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: no, you the one who said it. >> you said it first. >> jimmy: yeah, you said it first. and love. hello, ringo. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: different type of -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: cause they're all >> jimmy: yeah. >> but you know when you were a a kid. just like -- that was like the first, that was one of the first people i remember having that accent. >> jimmy: yeah. i never realized that you could do a oh, yeah. cause at one point everyone just said, "oh, the beatles, they all sound like that." >> yeah. but then there's it's like there's a fine way to do it. >> i've been working on accents. i'm an expert at accents. [ laughter ] and i have been working on the united states in general. >> jimmy: oh, great. >> so i've been doing the you

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and that those -- who do not believe -- inspired by the beatles yellow submarine? while they may twist and shout, their current leader certainly needs help. [shouting] >> i congratulate the honorable friend on his ingenious question. if there's a comic element to sending submarines to see without missiles, but, in fact, it is absolutely serious because the deterrent has been on a cross party basis and absolutely key part of our defense and making sure we've got the ultimate insurance policy which we support on the side and we should vote on in this house. and all i can see what comes to beatles songs i suspect the leader of the opposition prefers back in the ussr. [laughter] [shouting] >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. thank you, mr. speaker. just under two weeks ago a 16 year old boy was murdered and a knife attack in my constituency. i'm sure the whole house will want to join me in sending our keep been sold to -- condolences to his friends and family. as the number of teenage deaths reached its peak on what actually can take to make sure we don't return to t

at one point it literally felt like we were the beatles. >> reporter: this past weekend the cast, minus zac efron -- >> this is only ten years. let's have a billion more. >> reporter: -- reuniting to share fond memories for a disney channel tenth anniversary show on wednesday. >> what does it feel like to revisit a lot of where it all began for you? >> it's amazing. for me i kind of embrace the i want it all of shar-pei. and i'm doing it all. got a clothing line, a makeup line coming out. producing. the movie coming out in may. it's been insane. >> it taught me that what you do is potentially going to impact people. >> just to come back into this room and to see everyone again all part of this together, we made this incredible magic happen together. >> reporter: as they continue to work on projects from broadway and tv to the big screen, these actors reflecting on what made "high school musical" special. >> "high school musical" came out at the perfect time. we were found by fans seeking us out. >> we have tons of other friends, but they don't understand what we've been a part of. >> if

nuclear missiles, and that the defense policy of those who do not believe that is inspired by the beatles submarine"" which shows that, while labour members may twist and shout, their current leader certainly needs help? prime minister cameron: i congratulate my honorable friend on his ingenious question. there is a comic element to sending submarines to sea without missiles, but it is absolutely serious. -- deterrencern has been a key part of our defense. andh we support on the side should vote on in his house. all i can say when it comes to beatles' songs is that i suspect that the leader of the opposition prefers "back in the ussr." wes streeting: just under two weeks ago, a 16-year-old boy was murdered in a knife attack in my constituency. i am sure the whole house will want to join me in sending our deepest condolences to charlie's friends and family. given that knife crime in london rose last year and that the number of teenage deaths as a result of it peaked at its highest level in seven years, what action will the government take to make sure that we do not return to the days when

. >> talk to me about the impact of the beatles.ooks like a huge percentage of the people who are streaming, the 65% of listeners are under the age of 34. more than 670,000 play lists on spotify got updated within a couple of days with baeeatles sopgsopg -- songs. what has been the impact? >> the beatles have not been on any streaming service until december 24th of last year. they put their entire catalog, includiing free side and the pa side. we've seen them on the top 200 billboard charts, which is pretty incredible. the impact is it's really bringing the beatles to a whole new audience that hadn't been buying the music, which is 33 and under. so it's really been well received by us. i know the beatles management are quite happy to have their music listened to by this new audience. >> so when you get big releases from taylor swift, from adele, the conversation turns to behavior, not putting their music on spotify, at least to start. what impact does that or doesn't it have on spotify? people say if i'm paying this $10 a month for

beatles were a big influence.o-writer of takin easy. >> you two should do that at java joes. >> we'll get a group of guys together. >> bring your guitar. >> so, tell me about the circus. >> it's really exciting nuclear program is something i've been thinking about for 14 years. being in presidential campaigns so much goes on behind the scenes that most voters don't get see. fascinating drama of characters that's really interesting. we thought that it would be just incredible if you could get behind-the-scenes, show some of that drama and character and what happens. but also to do it in real-time. that was key. to roll it up so it's topical and timely. >> i said to mark yesterday, this is like what you see at the end of the campaign. >> usually you see it six months after. >> exactly. i said after this, i was kind of thinking about episodes of the first "madmen." >> it's a high wire act. we want to bring the campaign to people every sunday night at 8:00 in a way that mark said had never been done before. documentar

. >> former beatle, will go into town. ringo starr and his rinko band. and the band includes, tom, tickets live on the edge . >>> train hit the semi. the semi hit him. what the local sheriff deputy was thinking just before the brush with death. pccou . >> new report says lebanon correctional institution in warren county is the most violent prison in the state of ohio. the facility had about 2500 violent incidents in a three year period. 2012, ohio department of corrections, punishes those who break the rules. to the controlled prisons. those with good behavior get into good prisons. moore was working a minor crash outside of eton ohio. semi drives over the train tracks but stops. the railroad tracks arms and comes down. the big rig is pinned in. moore tellings the driver to steer around the arms much the train slams into the semi. >> the train hit the trailer and felt the impact of the semi rolled up in a bush. i think i'm staying in a safe area because i'm hard right to the semi. you could see it kind of jackknife in the video and shoots it hard almost 90 degree angle into me. it's defini

"strawberry pils forever" honoring "the beatles" will be on tap today by "the who" will be released on wednesday. throughout the week - asheville pizza and brewing will also offer movie screenings, music ... and kid- friendly activities. 3 3 the panthers win just got a whole lot sweeter! krispy kreme is offering a dozen original glazed doughnuts for three-99 today in north carolina and south carolina. the company posted on social media that they would offer the deal if the panthers won. the panthers beat the seattle seahawks 31 to 24. a dozen doughnuts are regularly priced around eight dollars.3 stan will have highlights of the game in just a few minutes. 3 3 3 we have an early bird gets the win giveaway this morning! in honor of asheville restaurant week... we are giving away two 50 dollar gift certificates to the red stag grill in asheville. go to facebook dot com slash news 13 winners just before seven this morning. and coming up in a little bit... chef scott from the red stag is here to give us a taste at what the 3 3 3 a california couple celebrates their long, long marriage. thei

caus one poiverye justaid, "oh, the beatles, they all sound like that." >>ea but then there's it's like there's a fine way to do it. >> jimmy: yeah accents. [ laughter ] and i have been working on the unit states in genal. jimmy: oh, grt. >> si've been doing the utherntas,ou kno like alabama and louisiana and texas. i can do any cit can do any region, anywher in the south now so iyou me a part of t south,an do it. >>immy: oh, my gosh. well louisiana i'love to hear tha [ louisiana accent ] >> lisiana that's more he. losiana, it't a kinda rounded, it's got a kinda round, kinda something kda regal about it. louisian >> jimmy: let mewitch it up for u. arkansas. [ arkansas accent ] >> arkansas, that's got nd of a mo percuive. [ laughter ] arkansas, kindf -- is pulledack after th consonant. so arkansa arkansas. [ applause ] thank yo they'rvecussive. jimmy: based on it. >> yh. >>immy: no. >> eert. do the town. >> jmybased on anything. a part theown. >> do a part of the -- now, tennessee's got that, they're thinking. [ ughter ] tennessee got a thought. they're th

has worked as an animator, director, producer and story editor on several cartoons including the beatles animated series. the peabody award winner has alwo worked on the smurfs, scooby doo, and the flintsones. when asked which cartoon he think's he's most like he had this to say. "that i'm most like?! golly... cool mccool... how's that?! (laughs) that's an odd question, i'm not like any of them really... they're all crazy characters" says ron campbell, campell will be in sioux city for the next three days during the vangarde arts exhibit, he'll be signing autographs and meeting with fans until the conclusion of th exhibit wednesday. it's free and opop to the public. coming up after the break... football fans, get ready to shell out some serious dough if you want a ticket to the super bowl. we'll take a look at the record high prices, next. (fred) little to no more snow is expected, and we have warmer temperatures in the 7-day forecast. we'll see 40s by friday! the forecast is coming up after the break. denver broncos will be playing for all the marbles in the big game but the price range

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. >> beatles make two movie with this car. >> reporter: back in 2012 he gave me a tour of his collection. rolls-royces. that his legal problems have taken a serious toll on his finances, putting him on the he told the court his car collection now belongs to the state of california. his collection to become a bikram auto engineeringhildren so kids could learn about cars. for bikram's alleged victims today's jury award is a victo spoke with all will have their day in court later this year when their trials begin. >> what would you want to say to him now? >> i that i hope that he gets some help. >> reporter: today in los angeles this jury sending a. >> what i want from this first and foremost is he's never able to do this to anyone else and position that's being abused should feel strong enough to be able to come forward and speak out. >> reporter: and this was just list. i'm david wright for "nightline" in new york. >>> next, at the heart of th we journey to syria. e's no one road out there. no one surface... no one speed... no one way of driving on each and every road.ne car that can conq

. >> to did you hear him talk aboutt the beatles? here is a different kind of beetle for you. i they have like an exhibit that has beatles all over the wall t and thanks to someone who posted a picture th online, you are going to be able to see something pretty cool. that is a beetle.le. >> saying that. >> it's not a real beetle. it's a vw beatle. >> they said apparently they do this all over the museum with little hidden gems so picture ofre that clever joke went viral.al. if you want to head out to the history museum have all kinds of cool stuff like that. >> i like it that they have hit hiddenf l l >> that is nice. >>> we want to send a quick shout out to our friends at the northridge the fireour department. >> they came to our show lastlas night. very nice. good morning. >>> 9:37 a.m. and the big payday. >>> rolling out the red carpet. a look the at the preview of tonight's golden the globes. >>> welcome to moz. our friends from moe's southwesto grill are here with some >> you might hear this when you 9:41 a.m. and 46 degrees outside. wet, wet roads.. forecast is coming up

so my dad came from sri lanka in plane as the beatles. he flew from london to new york on the same plane as the beatles and he says he heard a little party going on up front, butow what's happening. and this is the days when you would -- it's not jetway, there's a staircase out to the runway, right? >> seth: sure.op of the staircase and there's a crowd and he says to the lady, wow, they treat foreign students here so well! [ laughter ]is not true. >> that is true. first -- >> seth: is it true? okay. [ laughter ] so you know as a writer, you went through -- and this really broke my heart when i heard this.t draft of this book, 600 pages -- >> 604. >> yeah. yeah.ad it -- explain how you lose -- i mean, first of all -- yeah. >> i mean, how -- really, explain it to me. it's crazy. probably the last person this will ever happen to in the digital age, right? >> seth: yeah. >> so i was living in chili, and i didn't have any internet. so no cloud. have a printer. and my security measure was to hide my laptop in the oven, put it in a baking tray a

a bus with a beatles heritage could make its way to a comeback. hot on the way of "america tonight"s website, on the beat why so many officers suffer from p.t.s.d. and can't get help for it at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >>> another act of face, many millennials are straying from denominations. among catholics there's evidence of a changing of the guard even in the cloistered world of religious life. lori jane gliha found a community facing a surge in sisterhood. >> society portrays religious life as giving up things. we portray it as no sex, no money, you have to do what the superior does. that sounds horrible. who would do that. that was the idea going in to it, that added to my terror. >> reporter: as a teenager in catholic school tracy never imagined that she might one day become a nun or a sister in the church. >> i'm like nobody does that any more. young people don't do that. it wasn't something that i had considered. >> in her early 20s, she had a serious boyfriend and plans to eventually walk down the aisle. when she pictured herself gro

at one point it literally felt like we were the beatles. >> reporter: this past weekend the cast, minusn years. let's have a billion more. i love you guys. >> reporter: -- reuniting to share fond memories for a disney channel tenth anniversary show on wednesday. >> what does it feel like to revisit a lot of where it all began for you? >> it's amazing. for me i kind of embrace the i want it all of shar-pei. and i'm doing it all. got a clothing line, a makeup line coming out. producing. the movie coming out in may. it's been insane. >> it taught me that what you do is potentially going to impact people. >> just to come back into this room and to see everyone again and to go oh, my gosh, we were all part of this together, we made this incredible magic happen together. >> reporter: as they continue to work on projects from broadway and tv to the big screen, these actors reflecting on what made "high school musical" special. >> "high school musical" came out at the perfect time. we were found by fans seeking us out. >> we have tons of other friends, but they don't understand what we've been

campbell has worked on the beatles animated series as well as the smurfs, scooby doo, the flintsones, and he's most like he had this to say. "that i'm momo like?! golly.y. cool mccool... . w's that?! (laughs) that's an odd questioio i'm not like a a of them really... they're all crazy characters" retired screen cartoonist. tim: campell will be in sioux city for the during the exhibit, he'll be autographs and until the conclusion of the exhibit wednesday. it's free and open to the public. jenna: people in muscatine are already getting excited for this summer after the announcement they'll be the final stop on ragbrai. city offials say this was a pleasant surprise, after they were passed up on the trip last year. last year's destination was davenport this will be the 44th riding of ragbrai. it starts in glenwood this july. still to come... the record breaking snowfall.on the east coast made for some impressive we'll take a look after the break. (fred) snow is finished, and we have warmer temperatures in the 7-day forecast. we'll see 40s by friday! the forecast is coming up after the bre

a bus with a beatles heritage could make its way to a comeback. hot on the way of "america tonight"s website, on the beat why so many officers suffer from p.t.s.d. and can't get help for it at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> at 9:30 - "america tonight" - top investigative reporting, uncovering new perspectives. >> everything that's happening here is illegal. >> then at 10:00 - it's "reports from around the world". >> let's take a closer look. >> antonio mora gives you a global view. >> this is a human rights crisis. >> and at 11:00 - "news wrap-up". clear... concise... complete. >>> another act of face, many millennials are straying from denominations. among catholics there's evidence of a changing of the guard even in the cloistered world of religious life. lori jane gliha found a community facing a surge in sisterhood. >> society portrays religious life as giving up things. we portray it as no sex, no money, you have to do what the superior does. that sounds horrible. who would do that. that was the idea going in to it, that added to my terror.

. >> less timber meant more growth, fuel for fires and beatle infestation. similar conditions exist across much of the 1.4 million acres. getting tree huggers and cutters to sit and talk is never easy. >> it doesn't happen until everyone's back is against the wall, until everyone is losing something. we weren't getting enough wood to stay afloat. our back was against the wall. the environmental community was losing in terms of fire, and insect damage. >> the forest partners use grant money for research and thinking projects. volunteers contribute thousands of hours of work in the woods. the amount of timber tripled. far below production of the past, but enough to keep the local mill operating and the log trucks rolling. the u.s. forest service has the final say on any local land management proposals. >> frankly, we live in a legislative framework. it is subject to public process. like doug and others, many called them a drop in the bucket. he works for a company that buys and sells milling machinery, but has no local customers left. >> the nearby mill used t

and one of them happened to be a beatle. >> you guys were so famous that john lennon came -- >> yeah. he did caricatures, with the he made things comfortable. i couldn't talk. could you imagine? >> he was such heart-throb. he even had a fan in the white house with a mega crush. >> i was kidnapped by the president of the united states daughter. susan ford. >> president forward's daughter kidnapped anson williams. >> it's the truth. >> where did she take you? >> to a concert. >> but the most flattering moment was finding out elvis, yes, the king of rock and roll, loved anson williams. >> he said, you sing really good. you saw me? what? >> are you kidding me? >> you're not telling the truth, but i'll take it. >> he dated a president's daughter. elvis and john lennon were both fans. and these guys were rock stars back in their day. >> potsie got play. >> potsie got play. i love anson williams. meanwhile, anson's low cal website. >> i love where fonzi jumps for the shark. that's why he comes from. elsa and his wife, magic before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic ner

was a rink organist until 1985 when i took over as owner. 1960's, when and elvis presley and the beatlesnd rock 'n roll came into the picture, the music sort of change data began to phase out organ -- and they began to phase out organ music. we always kept a few nights of week of live organ music. pictures of me when i was skating and me playing the organ here and that is me receiving an award. it is the most popular rink in the united states. its gates between 80,000 to 90,000 people coming through our doors a year. do a lot of birthday parties. a lot of major films have been done here. what types of movies and television shows? of compton."t we had justin bieber here many times. reporter: many times? >> yeah, he comes. reporter: has ever closed or shut down? >> no. all the years that this rink has been here it has been the same. the future of the rink will be the same as it is today and we will just go on for years and years and years. hardly any changes. a piece of l.a. history there. the skating rink that has been around for more than 60 years bringing today's broadcast to a close. y

you had jimmy carter, fidel castro, martin luther king, the beatles, founders of google and we can go on and on and we're not even taking about the stars and the comedians. playboy was very pleased to have this. they even created a special leather bound edition of that issue, which was completely just brown with gold embossed lettering with dick cheney and it's very rare that they do that. playboy has a department that tablets have frequently as content is picked up another media. they tabulated that the playboy interview with dick cheney contacted by james rosen had picked up 650 million hits around the world and i was in the audience at the washington helton in april, of 2015, when president obama himself commented on it and he made the wisecrack we talked about earlier, which was i see where dick cheney says that i'm the worst president of his lifetime, which is interesting because i see dick cheney is the worst president to my lifetime. >> host: what an insult to president george bush. point of personal privilege. >> guest: probably intended c-2 intended to hurt president bush. >>