you went and brought it to the beatles and worked on it with some of the beatles. >> with that particular. we took a break. well, that is to say, the beatles took a break, so the studio that they were using when they weren't there, i was there. i would sort of scamper in there, you know, and put down a few of my little tracks and then clear out before they came back. [ light laughter ] but i got to hang around a little bit, too. it was great [ laughter ] >> seth: did -- in the moment, did you know -- i mean, you know, did you know it was great? or was it one of those -- okay, yeah, okay, good [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: i'm glad to hear that >> yeah, i knew it -- i knew it was extraordinary and exceptional. and i couldn't believe it. but they took a break. so they basically closed the studio down. and i went to an island in the mediterranean off the coast of spain called formentera. formentera and while i was there -- in those days, it was an extremely sort of laid back and primitive place. there were no -- there really were no cars on the island and people got around on bicycles or on

he played on the same bill as the beatles, even taught paul mccartney the little richard scream. # ohartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. well, let's talk to our north american correspondent peter bowes who joins us from los angleles. the superlatives come thick and fast for little richard, can you try and give us a sense of why he was so important in the history of rock and roll. he was a pioneer for his generation. he was the wild man of rock and roll and really did lead the way for some of the biggest names in the business from the rolling stones to the beatles to eltonjohn, prince, rolling stones to the beatles to elton john, prince, to rolling stones to the beatles to eltonjohn, prince, to michael jackson, and there is a little bit of little richard in all of those artists if you think about how they perform or performed on stage, there is something of little richard, his extravagance, his exuberance, the fa ct extravagance, his exuberance, the fact that he would pl

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he sold more than 30000000 records worldwide and influenced a generation of musicians from the beatles. round. to david bowie and was presley. bob i'm all the more but i am even formed a band with jimi hendrix but later fired him for being late for the bus. at times in his life his lifestyle seemed to him to be at olds with his faith he went on to study fiola g 7 bibles and producing cost. good music i bet he would keep returning to the world he will be inventing and relaunching his career in the 1970 s. he vanished from the scene for more than a decade returned with a smash hit and an entry into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. part of the 1st group of musicians ever to be inducted was you've never no never heard he was. he finally won 1993 a lifetime achievement award in 2013 little richard announced his retirement was the old rock n roll is a lot of rubber. it was obvious he would be remembered as a pioneer entertainer and an inspiration who overcame obstacles throughout his entire life and leaves behind a bridge musical legacy little richard was 87. simon price is a music jo

. >>> today marks a huge anniversary for the beatles fans, 50 years since they released the album let it be. it was released one month after the band broke up and became one of the most iconic songs, the album includes across the universe, get back and the long and winding road and a fun fact, the album was recorded before 1969 sam the road but went on to be the beatles final release. >>> tonight see the outcome of a season-long story arc on macgyver, the team is battling kodak's, they want to save the planet even if it means killing off a large portion of the population. the shows cast just announced it was picked up for a fifth season and gianna got to sit down with lucas till who plays mciver and he admits his character has rubbed off on him and he is thinking a little like mac, while sheltering in place. >> i had a little stapler i just got, it's like a sewing machine but it's a stapler. >> i've never seen that before. >> i started making masks and my brother got me a 3-d pin and i just realize it's like a printer so i saw this kid who made these things for people with masks that

in the last hour, the singer and former beatles member sir paul mccartney, has tweeted after the rock "i owe a lot of what i do to little richard and his style", remembering when little richard would let the beatles "hang out in his dressing room" and witness his pre—show rituals." ending with a poignant "goodbye richard and a—wop—bop—a—loo—bop" — quoting little richard's famous song. you're watching bbc news. home—schooling during the lockdown can present a number of challenges for parents and their children, but it can be that bit more difficult without the right equipment. not every family has access to a laptop, meaning some students are having to resort to using smartphones to do their school work. it has left some fearing they are going to fall behind in their education. fiona lamdin has more. becky has three children, who are now all home—schooling, trying to share one device — her smartphone. i have been getting work from two different schools on that, and that alone, so it's hard. we haven't got a laptop. that's the only device that i've got to do two children's work. so it i

he sold more than 30000000 records worldwide and influenced a generation of musicians from the beatles. round. to david bowie elvis presley. bob i'm all them all but i was a hero and prince even formed a band with jimi hendrix but later fired him for being played the bass. at times in his life his lifestyle seemed to him to be at olds with his faith he went on to study fiola g 7 bibles and producing gospel music was what he would keep returning to the world he knew well be inventing and relaunching his career in the 1970 s. he vanished from the scene for more than a decade returned with a smash hit and an entry into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. part of the 1st group of musicians ever to be inducted. i mean receive nothing you are never there you know brad was here was. he finally won one in 993 a lifetime achievement award in 2013 little richard announced his retirement the world rock n rollers alliance rubber. gloves he would be remembered as a pioneer entertainer and an inspiration who overcame obstacles throughout his entire life and leaves behind a breach musical legacy

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boyle form that says his career spanned 7 decades he influenced the likes of elton john and the beatles david sinclair is a london based journalist he says little richard was a trendsetter. he was playing the piano he was a pianist basically and a singer but he was standing up and he was he was hollering and yelling he actually came from a gospel background a religious background and his whole style of singing was developed as a sort of test testifying sort of style he would sit down afterwards or before the show with paul mccartney and show him how to do the beatles did long tall sally a big you know there was one of the famous covers and so they were there and if you listen to paul mccartney started singing it's very you can hear elements of little richard's. deliberate delivery in it he also is a big influence around someone like elton john obviously you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards would have started with little richard. you know that's that's where that whole style of hammering away on the. very cool of you know you see john jumping up on top of the piano that was

well i think stylistically you could say that he certainly him in florence the beatles who who actually supported him are they supposed and here in england and also in hamburg where they played and he would he would sit down afterwards or before the show with paul mccartney and show him how to do the beatles did a long tall sally a big you know there was one of the famous covers and so they were there and if you listen to paul mccartney's style of singing it's very you can hear elements a little richard's. delivered delivery in it he also is a big influencer on someone like elton john obviously who you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards wouldn't start it with little richard you know that's that's where that whole style of hammering away on the piano very theatrical i mean you know you see on john jumping up on top of the piano that was lit as well as richard did he was the 1st guy to do that so he had a big influence down the years on on all the the rock'n'roll do you know the key and the key groups and the key keeper formas in the popular music world absolutely thank you fo

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fans and days like today you can almost ask who wasn't you know i mean among them you've got the beatles arguably the most popular pop band ever he was a hero to all 4 of them the rolling stones bob dylan bob dylan wrote in his high school yearbook that was his ambition to join little richard you know then getting more to our generation you got prince sultan john david bowie they all of course picked up on his music but also as rock'n'roll got more visually driven you know m.t.v. they they really experimented with little richard's gender bending in glad to make up the hairstyles that all became so important and all of these. icons quoted him visually and musically and they all took little parts of his act emitted their own are i have to wonder paul and always great to talk to you thank you so much. and you're up to date on d w news omarion and steams thanks for watching. this state of emergency is the normal. people around the world are documenting this traumatic times. they're keeping the koroma diary. and welcoming us into their lives. their lives get as up close and personal as the pa

because of the different pop groups, because of the young bloods, the kinks, the beatles. >> the phenomenon throughout europe, middle east and many parts of asia, is a constant migration of young people and international beat mix that were permanently drifting. in rome the gathering spot is the spanish steps. for the migrant, surplus drugs in his backpack, is ample >> we i don't want to make money out of it, whips if i bring it from morocco or northern africa, it is cheap to get it there. you can get a whole kilo, with not more than ten dollars and you can sell it here in italy it's very expensive. >> like the spanish steps, we essential it's another beat nick place. a clearing house for drug use. a place for the who's who of wayfarers. and even an effective post office. nearly all of the rules, and the use places are not listed in the travel guides. but can be engaged in a thriving business >> it's a very interesting little thing here. it's becoming very very well-known not sweeping lee well-known, but known in a great number of places, in the european americas. and a lot of people live ar

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was was what made him so unique along with the music you know and he had so many famous fans the beatles the rolling stones bob dylan wrote in his high school yearbook that he wanted to his ambition was to join little richard. and then come into our generation you know people like elton john prince david bowie they were absolutely fascinated by him and. again it was this mixture of the image that became ever more important you know when pop music got televised and things got more of you know a big stages and everything and you know the make of the gender bending the all the old tried to take part of his act and incorporate in their own because it's so hugely inspired by and the also amazing thing about him is his wide appeal i mean back in the 1950 s. there was still racial segregation in the united states and little richard had fans who were white who were black i mean in many ways his music brought people together absolutely i mean basically i mean this is what we've been said of music so often that it's bridged racial divides you know it's been able to you know where there's a racial

rhythms to popular music in the 1950s he style and sound inspired a generation that included the beatles the fact he was an openly gay black man in post-war america meant that he was also one of the original disruptors. born in 932 in the state of georgia richard wayne penny men better known as little richard was renowned for you showmanship and electric performer with a flamboyant that's now ready. working in the jungles of blues aren't being gospel he was integral to the evolution of rock n roll in the fifty's and sixty's. his music embrace all in a time when parts of the u.s. was still segregated. different. some of the world's greatest musicians cited him as an influence. how do you think little richard influenced mick jagger or used to open my show you started with me i was with the prince of last night and i love your music and i'm so glad keep it up a bit you know you got it. yellow rock n roll is a monster of a. praise for his contribution to music spanning generations pay their respects to the legends. you're watching the news a reminder that you can always get the latest on our

one of the kindest depictions of the beatles damaged interior else is most of these images are extraordinary they were filmed in virtual reality so in 360 degrees with a very high definition and in 3 d. that creates a separate image for the left and right eye each makes you feel like you're really is there. similarly. virtual reality goggles let you independently explore the cathedral in this 16 minute long film censors enable you to navigate through the building freely using your own body movements but the experience is strictly limited to v.r. in the real world the top down is currently still closed to visitors giving users the feeling of being in the midst of it all that's the goal for virtual reality and the more senses come into use the more real the experience will seem. we've had a look at the installation which offers a unique acoustic experience listening to music just the way it sounded when composer johan's a bus headed performed in the 18th century. the chapel it's just mind a mystical place for bach fans around the world down $1774.00 this painting was all that was left of it. n

to many that kind off to him yeah and the cream of the crop you know i mean who else can count the beatles as he you know they call them is their hero you know they worked with them very early on and were very happy to have done so the rolling stones open for him bob dylan wrote in his high school yearbook that it was an ambition to join little richard you know then going on to kind of more my generation elton john prince david bowie they were all hugely influenced by him and also also because rock and roll was changing was coming more visual the emergence of m.t.v. and they all cut little bits of his image you know they got the gender bending the make a and. integrated that in their own acts and were just hugely inspired by them and an absolute trailblazer want to poland thank you so much. and we have just about time that's it for the news i'll be back in 45 minutes with more. on. this state of emergency is that normal people around. world are documenting these dramatic times. they're keeping the coronas diary and welcoming us into their lives they let us get as a close and personal as th

. >> richard was so big the beatles were the opening act for him in the early 60s. stage name was little richard. he died today at 87. >> tooty fruity oh rudy. >> little richard born in 1932, one of the founding fathers of rock and roll. >> good golly miss molly sure like to ball. >> his music, a mix of bl>>the yoneomeltotoprin counted him as influence. little richard sold out the apollo if the 50s. he walked away from show business to become a preacher. he returned in the 60s performing sold out shows for decades. named to the rock and roll hall of fame in its first clash in 1986. little richard was 87 years old. michael george cbs news, new york. . >>> well you may have noticed images of honey bears wearing masks all around san francisco on boarded up shops a local artist is using his work to help others in big way, kpix 5's kenny choi has the story. >> the artist who goes by the name of finch raised more than 100,000 dollars for various charities because of these mo honey bears now he's working on a new project that will make these bears even more visible. it's b

were now in the line of fire and always done it but seem to go about in their pendency of a fit the beatles among a lot else balance i mean you'll be tickle me or you oppose leader and i'm a bellicose. i want to become a formal orgy 'd ringback. we need new time ok i'm easy on making your. only jordan or their league . and on them asking for a present over their money i mean. as each day passed and the death toll grew tragedy was being piled on tragedy. no he. learned of the game are that. good are different. now grieving relatives. being forbidden from saying goodbye to their loved ones. down this is. a good deal for. him would sending him nobody minded. to damage. as we became increasingly wary of one another. fear crept into our lives. and any physical contact triggered danis and exciting. for the inmates of some of its knees overcrowded penitentiaries locked up with virtually no protection paranoia quickly turned into violence. but wanted to dish it. you didn't want to be one of. the. war. or. as isolation led to loneliness and alya nation summit talents of refuge and collective rituals

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he was considered by many as a founding father of rock influence, the beatles, elton john, mick jagger, the rolling stones. his son just confirmed the news. no cause of death has been reported. he was 87 years old. more news after the break. the weather's perfect... family is all together and we switched to geico; saved money on our boat insurance. how could it get any better than this? dad, i just caught a goldfish! there's no goldfish in this lake. whoa! it's pure gold. we're gonna be rich... we're gonna be rich! it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >>> welcome back. these challenges times have inspired people to be creative. in one san francisco neighborhood, it resulted in a new business. why neighbors are keeping it up. >> the recipe for difficult times. take a couple stuck at home chefs and in one neighborhood it will yield bread. call it an opportunity baked in the ovens of necessity. these chefs stuck at home like everyone else. >> we started baking bread to give to the neighbors for fun, stay busy. >> with no work and bills piling up, they realized that bre

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the beatles wouldn't be the b t beatles without little richard. elvis recorded his songs. knew him. tell us about the little richard you knew and who we've lost. >> i got to know him because when i was a teenager, james brown took me as a surrogate son and james brown, his first manager, little richard introduced him to. they were close. they had their rivalries but they were close. i got to know little richard. he was a church person. he became a minister. left rock 'n' roll for a while and then went in the ministry, came back into rock 'n' roll. he was as passionate and boisterous and flamboyant in private as he was in public. he was always outspoken. he was always direct. what you saw on stage is what you saw in private. he was someone who totally embraced himself. he did not care what you thought. he was -- he was the personification of authenticity. >> yeah, ahead of his time in so many ways. >> no doubt. >> reverend al sharpton, thank you. always good to talk with you. >> thank you, chris. >> watch "politics nation" on msnbc tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern. we're going

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they were the electronic beatles of their time.emarkable how they brought this new type of sound into the mainstream. >> yes, because they used, it was a bit minimalist, but so efficient. they were so, the sounds were reallyed handcra nothing preprogrammed. the sounds were really made with analog synthesizers and everything was really handmade and new area kasia: it has been -- handmade and new. kasia: it has been a pleasure to speak with you. our producer florian.d with thanyou for joining us. florian schneider has passed away, one of the inspiration figures within kraftwerk. thank u for joining me on outsiderc soue. i will be back with our headlines. ♪ye-bye for now though. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. narrator: yo♪ re watching pbs. mr. rogers: ♪ it's

when you thought about michael comparable, y chn, the, or the beatles. >> full of public moments of triumphael jordan's already the ultimate sports alpha male. >> and outright pettiness. >> he was a threat. i'm not saying he wasn't a threat, but me be being compared to him, i took offense to that. >> full of pain and vulnerability behind the scenes. >> this is not a, one of those lifestyles that you envy, you know? >> perhaps the moment no more painful than when michael's father was murdered in 1993. jordan discussing it at length for the first time. >> you know, my mother was so strong. and the first thing she says, you know, you got to be thankful. and i started looking at the positives. >> with two episodes left, the great michael jordan, his motivations and moxie no longer a mystery. and this documentary reminds us, the magic was real. >>> you can watch the final two episodes of the documentary this sunday evening at 9:00/8:00 central on espn. >>> and up next, what's behind the mask? it's the sweetest. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to clean all your floors. and with pa

for flamboyant formative years as caress that 7 decades influenced the life of elton john and the beatles. everything fair is a london based music journalist he says little richard was a translator. he was playing the piano he was appearing as basically and a singer but he was standing up and he was he was hollering and yelling he actually came from a gospel background a religious background and his whole style of singing was developed as a sort of test testifying sort of style he would sit down afterwards or before the show with paul mccartney and show him how to do the beatles did long tall sally a big you know there was one of the famous covers and so they were there and if you listen to paul mccartney style of singing it's very you can hear elements a little richard's. delivered delivery in it he also is a big influencer on someone like elton john obviously who you know any kind of piano man who came afterwards would have started with little richard you know that's that's where that whole style of how marina way on the piano very theatrical i mean you know you see young john jumping u

they inspired the beatles, and elton john. he was inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1986. >> i started at a young age, i started singing and-- but my dad didn't like my singing. my mama did. my dad told me i was hollering too loud. when i said woo hoo! he said shut up. he thought somebody who jumped on me. >> the richard family doesn't appear to be releasing the cause of death, but his bass guitarist charles glen told tmz the singer had been sick for two months and he died in his tennessee home surrounded by his brother, sister and son. reaction now coming in from across the music spectrum. gene simmons tweeting his contributions simply can't be overstated. and ringo starr tweeting, god bless little richard, one of my all time musical heroes. little richard was 87 years old. gillian. gillian he . gillian: he lived a long and epic live. adjectives to describe him. leland and roy horn of the duo siegfried & roy died of covid-19 come mplicatio complications. and he was an illusionists and used tigers in his act. he

it's the beatles. people are in the way back machine again. joaquin, thank you for the request. to send me a song, go ahead and do that. go ahead and do that with the social media sites but i almost forgot, what is that thing called? it's called the facebook remember? facebook, twitter, instagram. use the hashtag ktvu. >> thank you very much, i love the songs in the morning. >>> a group of high school students are running a program that matches young volunteers with people who really need their help. and shows us the work that they are doing for people at the highest risk for the coronavirus. speaker remains normally they would have been prepping for s.a.t.s, or studying for finals. instead these juniors found their focus had shifted. >> they really needed help getting there errands run. >> reporter: pairing volunteers, many of them also high school students, with those in need of assistance with rosaries or errands. >> after about a week we made flyers, we deliver them to grocery stores, and people's mailboxes. we posted them anywhere we could. neck expanding into other parts o

said he is the russian president vladimir putin in which she informed the russian media than your beatles he hasn't been and isn't as to self isolates which wish him good health wish the mystique of race and pointed out that this case really underlines that this virus doesn't discriminate. what's happening to you now having too many words cause i've always said you're someone who's very active i want to thank you for the work that's been done up to no true pushing me shift in the end of this negro virus pandemic for him has been the most biggest challenge as russia's prime minister is sort of 8 newcomer into this whole big political game in russia because this is the most high profile position for him as well in his own career he in fact only joined the russian government says. only a couple months back earlier this year and still to this $1000.00 pound amec and the economic fallout. he challenges the biggest challenges for him as a position now there have been some speculations some rumors in the media just in might not return to his post after he recovers from over 1000 that brandon has

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spurge boss spinning around and around like tops to the music of the doors town michel sardou the beatles or cat stevens. you write that you like your family you were lying on foot to express your feelings what do you cook for french was really suffering and what do you cook when you're happy oh i think the same. it's the fresh rolls because in vietnamese food is really. a particular for its. aromas where we eat a lot of fresh herbs just really yeah you don't cook before they just put on the table and for the fresh rolls you put the leaves in the role and just really you have maybe 6 or 7 kinds of different kinds in there so every bite is different the 1st the 1st by the 1st perfume perfume that you you have is at the level of the lips right and then when you chew you have a different cocktail and when you swallow you have a whole opening up and everybody is different because you can never have this the same intensity in each leaf and the same amount of leaves and now so each lie is a new experience right at the end it's like it's almost like a garden in your mouth so if you sat that will

richard sold more than 30 womillion corddwide, and his music has been covered by artists like the beatlese kinks, and elvis costello. little richard was 87 years old. >> sreenivasan: for the latest national and international news and a peek at mars from the home of a nasa scientist, visit www.pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: with just six months until november's presidenti election, states across the country are trying to determine how they will safely collect and count ballots during a national health emergency. for many states, that means reevaluating in-person versus absentee voting. just yesterday, california governor gavin newsom announced that the entire state would be asked to vote by mail in mbe nor election. but for states like connecticut, with a long history of in-person voting, the push to vote by mail remains a complicated task. newshour weekend's christopher booker has more. wrongey tell me i'm in th line.>> reporter: the scenes frm wisconsin's rece election did not sit well with connecticut secretarof state denise merrill. >> that was a turning point in my discussions with

he played on the same bill as the beatles, even taught, currently the little richard scream. between god and the devil's music. james brown, jimi hendrix, mickjagger, the devil's music. james brown, jimi hendrix, mick jagger, paul mccartney, elvis, all of them owe a debt to the quasar of rock and roll, little richard. little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. that's it. we're back with the late news at ten. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. something you're watching the bbc news — with me, reeta chakrabarti. now on bbc news — zeinab badawi explores how the crisis has affected our health, our economy, our politics, our society and ourfuture — in global questions. hello, welcome to london for the latest in a special series of global questions, with me, zeinab badawi. it seems that, so far, africa has been spared the worst of the coronavirus pandemic, and it's not clear why. will this continue? or could africa become the next epicentre of covid—i9? plenty of questions — we will bring you some of the answers. that's coronavirus crisis:

but he soon returned to the stage, and all around him — the beatles, the stones, james brown — you could but those who worked with him remember him with warmth. what you saw on stage and television, he was that way offstage. he was the king of the one—liners. he would always make you laugh. he had a beautiful heart. all the rock and roll legend stuff aside, he was a good man. and his place in musical history, we'll leave the last word to the man himself. i'm the king of rock and roll! my, my, my, my, ijust had to do that and ifeel so much better i got it out! little richard — richard penniman — who has died at the age of 87. well i spoke with guitarist kelvin holly, who played in little richard's band — i asked him how they first met. ijust got a i just got a call from ijust got a call from an out of the blue one day, apparently a friend had recommended me for the guitar chairand his band had recommended me for the guitar chair and his band and had recommended me for the guitar chairand his band and he had recommended me for the guitar chair and his band and hejust called me from los ang

and traditions for thailand but the big powers want it because it's the door much of which in the beatles was kind of who is poor is divided down and i would be in favor of an airport if more people come and make business with us but only if it will preserve our environment and our ruins some farmers like it look east they believe their lives may change is to bring development to our community and country . to. this is al jazeera i'm 30 now brigade out with a check on your world headlines the u.k. prime minister boris johnson has laid out his 1st steps to easing the lockdown measures the virus has killed almost 32000 people across the country or is johnson announced a new virus alert system and says the infection rate has remained low enough to move from level 4 to level 3 enough for people to spend more time outdoors every day we are increasing data we will be monitoring the all and the number of new infections.

to mark the 2 the 50th anniversary of the composer's 1st beatles in world quite. true. stories june 4th d.w. . hello everyone and welcome to this new edition of eco africa the environment magazine brought to you by channel t.v. here in nigeria and saving uganda and jim these doors savella i'm now if i may coming to you from lagos and joining me of course is my colleague sandra teen o.b.o. and hello there sandra. and hello from come.