the beatles and student the ninety's.time to leave the city the rhine will take me to another important location and i can also see the river and the nearby hill range the. beatles enjoyed the landscapes around the region. the end of the beatles the story in born begins to a certain extent in but go to spec. met one of his musical idols. in the boiler room like he did with. this stuff on bulliest who now hires out the former ballroom for events shows me where they met. maybe you can transport him back in time what was it like in the eighteenth century when it was here. music as i told him i was employed where the prince the lectern had done and he performed on yet and had a regular salary off to begin with he was a haydn de years if i hadn't met beethoven in the reduced ball house that i had been invited to visit on his return trip from london and the elector wanted to show him the finished reduced animals i had even then you might haydn came that's all beethoven told him about his composition and i hadn't told him to com

and who doesn't want to have a chat with a beatle?> ♪ make ends meet >> alfonsi: where are you most content? when are you most content? >> mccartney: i live on a farm in england, it's about 20 minutes from here. and for me, it's great, because i can be in, like, australia, playing to 40,000 people two days before. now i'm back on the farm and i'm on my horse, and we're going into the woodsd le b- ( whistl ) birds singing. so, that is very satisfying, and it's a great balance. >> alfonsi: what's the biggest misconception about you? >> mccartney: i don't know, really. i don't-- i don't hear about them. i don't know what people think about me. i can-- i can try and guess. i'll-- i'll-- i'll tell you what, "you must have no insecurities." just like anyone else, you have insecurities. because everyone has them. and no matter how high and great and wonderful you get, there's still something will make you worry. >> alfonsi: were you ever just going to go, "i'm good, i did it all?" >> mccartney: i would like to think i could do that. but i th

metropolis visit liverpool birthplace of the beatles. and some top the traction at because who is scotland number one tourist mecca. and we kick off today's show in the british capital many tourists come to london wanting to see all the main attractions like buckingham palace taleb bridge and the houses of parliament but there's a whole other side to london that is usually just known to locals today we want to help you get to know a more personal side of the city so here is a real london a showing you what he thinks are the best bits of the capital. london. shop. reagents canal watches its way north of central london but it's surprising a tranquil the canal runs almost parallel to the river thames. london author bill nash is interested in the more secluded parts of his hometown. in the past ten years. and in particular since the london olympics a lot of the canals around london of being revitalized cleaned up wildlife is being reintroduced and that's a lot of people living on house boats nash describes the lesser known aspects of the cit

bugs met a newish generation beatles. tour initiator gabriela kind of says when she bought her first beatle she was sure she couldn't be the only one to develop such feelings were a car so she asked around on line and soon as i first meet up came together now it's turned into a huge community these days these new tools that i need to get some stuff. typically for the sunshine two or most beatles or decorated with love and care some cars reflect their owner's interests you can find bugs in star wars design. or glittering unicon beetles whatever brings a smile to the owner's face but the sunshine tour also attracts plenty of tuners more interested in performance. when they drawings came out for this space all the concepts of the need be told i thought wow that's a fantastic looking car i want to buy it but i only want one as a performance model because that's what i'm used to i like nice cars and i'm fast striving so i didn't feel there was that one point. that i don't. been working on ever since. the twentieth anniversary

. >>> it was 50 years ago next month that the beatles white album was released.a half century later one of the master minds behind the music, paul mccartney is still going strong with a new album and a world tour. sharon alfonzi sat down with sir paul for 60 minutes. >> it's embarrassing. >> reporter: that true? >> i don't read or write music. nobody did in the beatles. we did some good stuff. but none of it was written down by us. it's notation. that's the bitty can't do. i don't see music like that. i don't -- >> reporter: you don't see music like that? >> yeah. i don't see music as dots on a page. it's something in my head that goes on. ♪ >> reporter: from his first koupd on their first song off their first album, that something has translated globally and across generations. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: today mckacartkarc still sipping music in his head. how do you feel about it? >> i'm proud of it. i like this one. >> reporter: this one, mckacarts latest album just debuted at number one. who are you trying to impress when you're writing these songs? ah-ha. everybody, i

this is no easy fete.at the s held that record, the beatles, the beatles, we're talking aut the beatlesld it for more than 50 years. that group had 11 songs in the top ten in 1964. drake made it to 12 this year. that is a huge accomplishment. >> prettyaz g. >> right? i can't believe anyone was going to breakcohat . >> oh, canada. >>> we have another local guy to ke rooting for on nbc's "the voice." >> he avoided elimination yesterday. take a look at the battle round. he barely survived. ♪ ♪ >> we love this song, by the way. >> so adam had to choose betwees and deandre. he went with deandre but blake shelton literally saved the day. >> oh. >> allf your kind words -- >> you're welcome. >> oh. >> you're welcome. >> steal! >> blake shelton with a casual you're welcome hit the butt, saved funsho. stolen for his own team. funsho still alive. thank you, blake shelton. you're welcome. still on "news 4 today," right on red may become a thing of the past at some intersections in the district. >> it is part of an effort to make things safer for pedestriuss. >>> pl could amazon's new headquarters b

it's kind of like -- you could say it was like being with the beatles, i guess. that's probably the one thing i was really surprised by is how many fans are in every city for this team. >> oh, yeah. >> i whiffed on this interview because i should have followed up saying okay, you mentioned the beatles. tell me the four members of the beatles right now because most kids his age don't know, but i was impressed he mentioned the beatles and the some other current band. >> he wanted to compare himself to the best ever. >> that's true. real quickly, if you pull someone by the dreadlock it's legal or illegal? >> totally legal. >> you can't pull them by the facemask. >> no. but that's part of the equipment. if you want to grow long hair, you have to deal with the consequences of long hair. it's like pulling your jersey or your jacket. >> we'll be right back. cbs-sf-dot-com. >>> that's it for us at 5:00. we'll see you back here at 6:00 for a full hours of news. >> with news updates always on cbssf.com. as we look towards sutro. see you at 6:00. >> morgan: lost in the stor

he told them it was the beatles prophesy of a race war between blacks and whites.e vision of armageddon he preached to his followers. >> there will be an all out war and during this war will lead his family into death valley where there's a bottomless pit and city underneath the surface. they'll be safe and when the war is over the blacks will have won but will not have the intellectual capacity to govern themselves. >> then charlie told them, the family would take over. >> in other words, charlie would be king of the world. >> but manson was feeding them a steady diet of lsd. >> he was serious about this. >> yeah. >> but that's crazy talk. >> it wasn't to us. the world was crazy to us. investigators learned from manson's followers that he was not content to wait for helt heltor skeltor. he wanted to start it by murdering wealthy white people who he called piggies. but he didn't plan to kill the piggies himself, he wanted his so-called family to do that. >> by that point, they were willing to do anything for him? >> because they loved him? because they feared him?

. 60s, since the beatles. a giant influence, it is the actual voice of britain. voice of britain.it. generates 94 billion a year will be decimated by brexit. balloon festival. and claims to be the world's biggest festival of its kind. lovely pictures there. now, time for a look at the weather. hello, we have reversed roles weather—wise today. weather—wise today. rainer crossed scotland and northern ireland today. scotland and northern ireland today. than yesterday, the winds are strong and gusty as well. and gusty as well. some rain for cumbria and ambition late in the day. late in the day. considerably higher than yesterday, even where we have the rain. even where we have the rain. scotland and northern ireland for the next few days. the next few days. starting to feel warm and we may have some morning mist and fog. hello, this is bbc news. sexual abuse allegations. republicans believe in the roof of law, not the rule of the mob. supposed to be dairy—free. leadership to consider switching to the conservatives. from the bbc sport centre, here's holly hamilton.

does your dad do his beatles? what we aretalking -- are you talking about kid? [laughter] >> we had innovation in the rise of tech companies, now we have these giant tech companies like google and facebook and amazon and apple and microsoft, a lot of anxiety is coming out about those and a long time we were celebrating them changing the wave we live and people are anxious about the power and there's concern that they just through their sheer size are stifling innovation, i was curious to know what you thought about that? what is the downside of innovation, when can it cause a problem? >> well, you know, i talk about this a little bit in farsighted, there's a really interesting exercise that gary klein the psychologist came up with years ago in helping people making momentous decisions and he calls it a premortem and the idea is once you've gotten to that stage where you have decided whether it's a personal decision to get married or corporate decision to release a new product into the world and a technology compan

my beatles are still reigning supreme.tloaf, bat out of hell, and marvin gaye for me as well. particularly with marvin gaye, it is quite monumental, for the artist. —— greece. it is a moment in their lives, in their journey, and you're going along with it. is the album still financially viable? it is incredibly viable. a large part of the music industry revenue still comes from the album and that allows record retailers to invest in the next generation of talent as well. it is the linchpin for the ecosystem but it is finding different forms of expression and thatis different forms of expression and that is the wonderful thing. streaming can prove an even bigger ca nvas streaming can prove an even bigger canvas for it. young people can discover classic albums and recordings, and we have seen a relationship with the physical album, when they have discovered it online they can go to the local store and buy it on cd or online as well. we are encouraging the public to post their albums. at 3:33 p:m.. that is the speed of vinyl

after madonna and the beatles. drake will be visiting the bay area this weekend.e has concerts at oracle arena this friday through monday next week. (pam) rapper nicki minaj is being sued for sampling a tracy chapman song .... without permission. chapman filed a copyright infringement lawsuit monday.. in a los angeles federal court. the grammy - winning singer says, minaj's unreleased track -- "sorry" .... incorporates the lyrics and vocal melody from her 1988- single - "baby can i hold you." the lawsuit states, chapman repeatedly denied multiple requests to sample her song for minaj's fourth album called "queen." minaj representatives did not respond to emails seeking comment. chapman is suing for unspecified damages ,, and wants to prevent minaj from releasing the song- "sorry" commercially. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but grant lodes and vicki liviakis are here with kron 4 news at 9. (grant) thank you ken and pam. well how does one point six billion dollars sound.... a massive jackpot up for grabs tonight. it's the largest jackpot in fact... in u

amazing in this day and age how a beatle can hold the construction of a highway or the whole frog extension of an airport today we're going to take a look at activist economics how environmentalists will bring an industry to a standstill i've reported from protests and strikes for of a two decades as a journalist and it's.

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after madonna and the beatles. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...rimetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore and ken wayne are here with kron 4 news at ten....guys? (pam) thank you grant and vicki.... next at ten... crews are still on scene of a construction fire in oakland.. it has been nearly 24 hours now. the latest on the investigation ... is coming up in a live report. plus... in san francisco - we are learning about another crack discovered in a window at the troubled millennium tower. why city leaders say they are getting frustrated with the siutation. (pam) and - breaking news out of the east bay.the details on two men arrested in connection with the murder of 24-year-old in castro valley. (ken) don't go away... hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. breaking news now at ten: two arrests have been made as part of a homicide investigation in castro valley. good evening im pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. a 24-year-old man was shot and killed back in august. just an hour ago.. alameda county s

the beatles head that record for more than 50 years, in fact.orrow also happens to be his birthday. very nice present there. >> oh, ayeah. we have another local guy to keep rooting for on nbc's "the voice." >> he avoided elimination last night. take a look at part of the battle round he barely survived. >> love that. ♪ ♪ >> so adam had to choose and he went with deandre. but blake shelton literally saved the day. >> there it is, the steal! >> blake shelton saving the day. funsho saved him. and we've been watching mike parker. they're both still alive.s parker on team jennifer. >>> yes, horses are going to take over downtown d.c. they've already done it. we're usein to s mounted police, right? but this a little bit different. the washington international horse show i t inn celebrating 60 years. i had a wonderful time spending some time out there this morning with some experienced riders t preview the wonrful event. >> hey, hunter and jumper competitions getting ready to start up this morning. i'm standing beside a beautiful 13-yr-oldhranis csotin

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two and has since hosted everyone from louis armstrong luciano pavarotti to jimi hendrix and the beatles concert goers enjoy a variety of musical styles movies packed live orchestra and a spectacular fireworks finale to end each season. there are three types of seating here at the bowl here at the box seats where you can bring a picnic with your friends and also be served at your place or you can sit in the super seats at the back with a cup holder here in the middle and right at the back there on the bench seat. i've heard you can get a ticket for a dollar. because this is the first time i play with you with the los angeles philharmonic and what our surprise i was like at their job it was like. what country are we what it's like what is happening here we're speaking there how or what it's fantastic to be and to play in your orchestra and this hollywood bowl it is such an amazing institution over one hundred years old but it seems to be also very important not only what you hear but what you eat. there for the second a c. and you can drink and you cannot eat and you know the other day we

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between producing the beatles and writing game of thrones i'm surprised i haven't enough time to reply to this. my name really is is a phrase i know well. i'm so sorry. well to another keenly watched both the fast approaching crucial midterm elections in the us in an incredibly close run race every vote is being seen as a potential deal breaker for control of the senate and the traditionally democrat supporting state of new jersey is drawing focus and influential blockbuster seemingly threw his support behind the republican candidate pool show that it's well pretty much a dead heat it goes up and down between the embattled two term democratic senator robert menendez republican challenger ball but huge in the spike claims by menendez pastor jethro james insists he invited both contenders to meet his congregation so often the african-american vote is taken for granted and so i believe we should have had or should have. the ability to make a choice and so i decided to go in to calm and let our folks hear what he's offering in the race as well as the same limitation when to senator menende

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by the way, the beatles also broke up in april of 1970. lots was happening then. what happens now? what happens in november? >> liz, hence my badge number. kind of hard for me to compare what happened in 1970. but going off the historical book, i think this october has been one that we haven't seen for quite some time. clearly the volatility that we are seeing day in and day out and intraday is quite unique. the volume spikes we are seeing and all the different catalysts we are adding into this big pot of why is our market moving up and down, i think it's getting bigger and bigger. so what happens now? midterm elections next week. i think once we get an outcome from that and my particular opinion, doesn't matter. doesn't matter who takes the lead on this one. the question is, once this is done, what is that blueprint going to look like moving forward, what's the next two years going to look like. investors will feel confident just knowing who's got the house, who's got the senate, who's in office. so the first few weeks of november i think are going to be slow, and i think we will

take the back entrance like the beatles of things like that even alec baldwin doesn't have this kind of heat. that it was going to night for a screwdriver knife or a screwdriver quickly not first all the doors along the way didn't open so easily. at that time. it's tiny. and no matter where they went one topic stirred things up along the way to go before he put it right because he called before one could put the person wonderful they always knew have to wonder while we were both there were why these people say well who you will that's exactly well. you know we'll do we need a long first of all three long. do we need what. we need. how do you close this thing. is the stuff is for the kids this great. or is lots more in here. this is the baptism i was thinking of. back at the shipyard the barge workers believe they've figured out a solution to loading the r.v. i can only pray seven skeptical owner don't just take it nice and strong want to see it's not going to work the back thank you but. if. they decided to build a ramp out of scraps of wood to linger around the duct but they're runn

takes on russia's undefeated head be no mccomb adult in the us vegas we speak exclusively to the beatles barbara as head of the class. everything that we wanted to see her be we've seen of him restraint a clarity of vision complete tranquility to step back we're going to go right. and police in france are angered by plans to arm private security officers as the country wrestles with improving its security situation. very warm welcome you watching r.t. international with me thinking aaron great to have the weather now our top story brett kavanaugh has been officially sworn in as a u.s. supreme court justice with hundreds of people protesting on capitol hill the senate voted fifty in favor to forty eight against to confirm donald trump's nominee to the nation's highest court carven has been accused of sexual misconduct during his high school and college years by several women senators who've been deeply divided on the issue had been taking the floor since the early morning. when the history of the senate is written. this chapter will be a flashing warning light of what to avoid. truly. jud

take a back entrance like the beatles one of things like that even alec baldwin doesn't have this kind of heat. that it was going to nine or a screwdriver knife or a screwdriver quickly knife or a screwdriver all the doors along the way didn't open so easily. at that time. it's tiny. and no matter where they went one topic stirred things up along the way. before he put it right because he called people if i could put the person wonderful they always knew have to wonder while we were both there why these people say well who you will that's exactly what. google will do we need a long first of all. do we need what. we need. how do you close this thing such as this stuff is for the kids is great. or is lots more in here. this is the best tism i was thank you matthew. back at the shipyard the barge workers believe they've figured out a solution to loading the r.v. . you know like a seven skeptical just take it nice and slow on the steve clarke i'm working on back thanks but. they decided to build a rig out of scraps of wood laying around the duct but they're running out so this is no way to

well, it might be a certain band you've heard of, the beatles? yes! sergeant pepper, 1967. imean...ion i was talking about, designed by the great peter blake. so it is an era—defining album. i should say, that particular poll has the greatest hits removed, because normally queen's greatest hits tends to sit on top, and it's got streaming involved for the first time as well, but despite that, even though i think adele is in there, ed sheeran is in there, still the beatles reigning supreme. the weather. the main message is that the weather will improve over the next 24 hours but until then we still have very heavy rain on the way. hopefully this next spell of rain will not last as well as the —— as long as the one we have had currently. the wind is starting to ease as well. tonight we will lose those gale force winds as the tail end of storm callu m force winds as the tail end of storm callum slowly starts to clear away from the uk. but for the time being, there is still an amber weather warning in force for southern parts of wales. we have seen here very troublesome weather with that

funas in them -- it was a beatles song that they thought was about a little green vegetable. this is her writing home to her family. we work with a lot of turks and iraqis. the kurds love us. one of the guys brought his guitar around and played some music. sometimes they try to join in. you have not lived until you have seen a bunch of kurdish soldiers complete with ak-47s sitting around and singing with gusto as they mangle the beatles' let it be. myself in times of trouble, mother mary comes to me, speaking words of wisdom, little pea. little pea. whisper words of wisdom, little pea. that was a good day. not all the letters we have our combat situated or written in a war zone. one of the most powerful letters i came across was from korea by a young kid. he finally realized he was on his way back home. he wrote this to his family. dear everybody, i am coming home. it is official as of this morning. sometime before i crash at your door, but i will be home. i am looking forward to seeing you again but i am in no hurry to see your expressions when you see me. i spent 12 months

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between producing the beatles and writing game of thrones i'm surprised i haven't enough time to reply to this. my name really is is a phrase i know well. i'm so sorry. in the way too prominent russian footballers face charges of attacking two men in a moscow cafe i'll have more details on that story just after this short break stay tuned to what you know i think that actually. good politicians do something to. put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. get it right to be close it's like the. real the more people are. interested always in the water. thanks for joining us again here on r.t. international and to another keenly watched vote the fast approaching crucial midterm election in the u.s. so incredibly close race every vote is being seen as a potential deal maker or deal breaker indeed for control of the senate the traditionally democrat supporting state of new jersey is drawing the focus though of the influential black past the seemingly threw his support behind the republican candidate the polls show there's very li

was a couple of weeks ago i shot that would have been lou the rebound over the pa was but not now beatle books tele tucked away to make it to nail the been shot to settle back in the groove that saw them finishing second spot last season. maybe rediscover those crucial little things. which they used last monday when we found a good mix of defense in the attack which wasn't quite there in the first five games wasn't for letting us last another clean sheet in the. shark or found last season's form again. as one of the i'm from the mid still early days and she and we all struggled a bit and you know when it's like this help and for her fortunately and it's great to see the team suddenly coming back like this isn't for us and so it shows we have a good spirit because we know that hard work pays off it's good food on my liver just by losing five not everything was bad. it means there were some really good things that was not in from. and at the same time winning to now doesn't mean that everything's hunky dory. after all his site only have six point seven games into the season but after three

means a good living stand there thinking exactly the places it will go for to need you to become a beatle teacher because we get so money from european union so it's a good opportunity but what does it mean from the moral point of view that means to shield the european values and know they sure did in all the little peon member state there is the same european speedily the same european cohere ukrainians definitely claim that they have that european spirit in fact they believe that they are at the forefront of defending the european i remember the sentence of a victorian call of nature some years ago when he said that we are a european country but we have a spatial relations with russia but when he said we are european accounting means that where he is who create easy in europe if we can see that as usual goes from the atlantic ocean to the mon to his. easel utah is russia of and so part of russia is there but can we include two powerful russians of opinion or does the russia wish to be part of dupion union we are skeptical in front of this over this option the problem is that when we sed