time broke up the beatles, money broke up the beatles. business broke up the beatles. their own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he's a fleshier and heavier beatle these days, respectfully married. when the kids come to his concerts, they don't scream any more, they listen. >> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that was focused on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> it's going to be called "ringo's reviewer." >> i sell records. it doesn't matter if they've got the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, ex

, it was the beatles and others.ong hair. now everybody that complains about the length of my hair now, they're all middle—aged people with beatle haircuts that i had in 1964, you know. and on why he accepted the mbe he later returned. you could have refused to accept the mbe originally. what prompted you to accept it? well, i was a hypocrite and i was on the make. only a few minutes of the hour and a half of the material have ever been broadcast before. the tapes were recently rediscovered by mr zeilig's family after he died. the content in there is priceless, basically, and so for the beatles historians, or the beatles collectors out there who hopefully will be able to hear these, when they do hear them, they'll be amazed to hear the different topics he talks about. things he's probably never been heard talking about previously. so itjust adds tojohn lennon's story, really. how much you think they'll go for? estimating 20 to £30,000. i'd like to think we'll get to the top estimate, and as past auctions have shown,

she wakes up, her alarm is set for the beatles every morning. is. >> yeah, yeah. what is amazing is that she's 7 and she loves the music. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and every generation get into the beatles' music. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know why? because it's great! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it is great. and it has been great for me to kind of relive that and go through that process of discovery again. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: because i do think of your music as up there with da vinci, with the great works of art throughout history. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i really do. [ cheers and applause ] i think the body of work is miraculous in some ways. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i'm glad you agree. [ laughter ] >> yeah, i do agree. i love the music myself. and you know, i'm amazed that, you know, every generation gets into us. and now, you know, from when we made some of those records on two-track, that's the bass, they'd take the bass drum off. the new master of all our records, the sound is great. and you can hear the drums. >> jimmy: they put the bea

an alleged member of the notorious isis group that were dubbed �*the beatles' by their captives, because guilty in a hearing in a us court. alexanda kotey, originally from the uk, had been charged with conspiring to torture and behead hostages in syria. acting us attorney raj parekh spoke at a news conference after alexanda kotey accepted the charges. contrary to the propaganda perpetuated by isis, we have given alexanda kotey the opportunity to face justice. kotey has been afforded due process and, in the face of overwhelming evidence, he made the independent decision to plead guilty to his crimes. the justice, fairness and humanity that this defendant received in the united states stand in stark contrast to the cruelty, inhumanity and indiscriminate violence touted by the terrorist organisation that he espoused. our washington correspondent nomia iqbal has more on the background to this case. we have to go all the way back to 2014, which is when the isis, the specific cell of the isis, the specific cell of the isis terror group nicknamed the beatles, because there was four of them, the

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. >> you start the decade with the death of a beatle.from that point. you know, culturally or musically. >> for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight. the power of sound. >> stereo. >> mtv. music television. >> we all are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. >> at the time the world was saying we don't think anybody's going to watch videos over and over. but we knew we had something special. ♪ my little pretty one, pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time sharona ♪ >> mtv made you feel like those artists were in the room. you had a personal concert all day. ♪ crack that whip ♪ >> when you have the rotation of, say, maybe 100 different videos being rotated over and over on mtv, they do a great job of exposing new acts. ♪ >> britain was ahead of the curve. they hay ton of videos in their inventory. and that was what paved the way for this accidental second british invasion. >> if you look at

so elvis, with bud there taking notes, go out and say the president hates the beatles because that is an untrue statement. so nixon wants to protect himself. that is one of the reasons he has someone in there taking notes, particularly with outsiders. to deal with this problem and the breakdown of this recording system, the paper recording system, halderman and nixon discussed, let's put the same sort of system in that lyndon johnson had or something similar and keep a audio record of it. halderman calls an aide he could trust, because this would become one of the closely guarded secrets of this presidency. he called alex butterfield. who is the deputy assistant to the president, who is the person dealing with the president more than anybody else other than halderman and actually more face time than halderman because he's the person that take documents in and out. butterfield in turn calls the secret service, the technical services division. they're the people who made sure that nobody outside of the white house was bugging the white house or none the white house lines were being bugg

he said -- this sounds a little bit like competition -- he said that the beatles came to the country, made their money, and returned to england where they promoted an anti-american theme. the president nodded in agreement and expressed some surprise. this is a good post-meeting memo. this became the exception to the rule. no greater offender than henry kissinger, who fell way behind on his meetings, and the record of it. haldeman noticed this, and decided he had to do something about it. he decided that we're not keeping a good record of this presidency. what nixon wanted were really two things. one, he wanted the historical record of what had happened during his presidency. he had a real sense of history. secondly, he wanted to know if he had said something or given some indication to the guest like nodding that the beatles were doing something, he wanted a record of that. so somebody couldn't leave the office and say that he had said something that he in fact had not said. he did not fully agree with elvis in this. he sort of nodded and showed some surprise. so elvis could not, with

it contains a 33-minute audio interview and an unpublished song by the late beatle.ed in 1970 and also includes lennon's wife yoko ono. the pair are heard singing "give peace a chance" and "radio piece" which was never released. anne-marie? >> and now the hunt for a cassette player to actually play that on begins. >> exactly. >> maybe check some local thrift shops, maybe ebay. >> right? ebay -- that's exactly what i was thinking. i have to go on ebay and get a cassette player now. baby steps. >> yeah. maybe your grandmother's attic. you never know. >> that, too. >> diane king hall at the new york stock exchange. thank you so much. >> you got it. ars theess xt, 007 hits the red bond movie are joined by british royalty for the world premiere of "no time to die." of "no time to die." yo you ready? dude i'm in class. you got nothin'! ohhh! ♪ ♪ i'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu. i asked for fluzone high-dose quadrivalent. it's the #1-used flu vaccine for people 65 and older. fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the

an alleged member of the notorious isis group that were dubbed �*the beatles�* by their captives becauses just plead guilty in a hearing in a us court. alexanda kotey, originally from the uk — had been charged with conspiring to torture and behead hostages in syria. our washington correspondent, nomia iqbal, has more on the background to this case. we've got to go all the way back to 201a and isis was when this specific cell of the isis terror group, nicknamed the beatles because there was four of them, the prisoners that they held hostage had nicknamed them that because of their english accents. one of the men accused of murder was alexanda kotey, accused of murdering four americans, two of them journalists, including james foley and steven sotloff and the families were in court today to hear the play. is also connected with the of two british men and in court he accepted the charges and the judge said he is now cooperating with prosecutors which meant he could be telling them what happened and what they did and where they are buried. there was another man facing trial beside him but he

alexanda kotey was part of a very notorious isis sale that was nicknamed the beatles because of their notorious group accused of torturing and beheading the terms in syria. some of the names that people might mention who were the dems were american journalists james foley and stevens they were also accused of killing the british taxi driver from greater manchester, he had gone there as a aid worker and another british man called david haynes, also an aid worker. in court today, we knew that this was coming, we saw the court document that said he was going to change his plea. he has pleaded guilty to those charges of conspiring to torture and be had for. i think ee change basically suggests that he is cooperating with the authorities. there is another man, his co— accuser who is on trial as well, we have no indication yet what his plea deal is or if he indeed plans to change it.— deal is or if he indeed plans to chance it. ~ ., ., , to change it. what does he face in terms of _ to change it. what does he face in terms of a — to change it. what does he face in terms of a punishment - to

and 2 1/2 million calls have come in from people hoping to have contact with the former beatle. although, it should be noted, 2 million of those calls came from ringo starr. >> this morning, we're remembering a man who left an indelible mark on the world of comedy. >> norm mcdonald elevated the deadpan everyman, with his trademark observations. >> i'm norm mcdonald and now the fake news. >> reporter: this morning, the comedy world mourning the loss of norm mcdonald, who lost his battle with cancer yesterday. the canadian-american writer, actor, and comedian, became famous on "weekend update." >> according to trump, maples violated the marriage agreement, when she decided to turn 30. >> reporter: and as burt reynolds on "celebrity "jeopardy!" >> burt reynolds. >> that's not my name. >> okay. turd ferguson. >> who could be the funniest man in the world. >> you are the man. you're my comedy choice. >> reporter: known for his edgy humor. >> well, it is finally official. murder is legal in the state of california. >> reporter: and deadpan delivery. >> you have a lot of well-wishers h

the beatles? how about free bird? one of the greatest songs of all time. ecdc.ld go on the whole segment. [laughter] i love aretha franklin. >> respect is great. i think some others should have made the list. >> i am all in on nerve anna. that is an era defining song. kurt cobain unfortunately took his life, but he had seven platinum albums. larry: kristen? anything you want to add? kristen: probably something from the beatles. but i mean, yeah, respect is great. larry: i don't know about this one. if you have trouble squeezing the last bit of catch-up out of those tiny condiment packets, you have a first world problem. there is a new product. heinz is unveiling the biggest innovation in sauce since the packet itself. it is called a packet roller. see what happens here? it squeezes out every droplet of sauce. the packet roller. heinz says it created the packet roller to give fans a new way to savor their favorite condiment and make sure the last drop never goes to waste. who wants -- who wants to talk about this? >> the fewer gadgets, the better. i'm not happy w

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, it was the beatles and others. mbe originally. what prompted you to accept it? well, i was a hypocrite and i was on the make. only a few minutes of the hour and a half of the material have ever been broadcast before. the tapes were recently rediscovered by mr zeilig's family after he died. the content in there is priceless, basically, and so for the beatles historians, or the beatles collectors out there who hopefully will be able to hear these, when they do hear them, they'll be amazed to hear the different topics he talks about. things he's probably never been heard talking about previously. so itjust adds tojohn lennon's story, really. how much you think they'll go for? estimating 20 to £30,000. i'd like to think we'll get to the top estimate, and as past auctions have shown, sometimes we can go way above estimate and fingers crossed that's what's happens. on the recordings, john's love for yoko ono is clear. our only worry in the world is that we die together. in exactly the same minute. otherwise, even if it's

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he gets everybody in the beatles mood. i went to see him in toronto.d, "that would be great." i'm waiting to get a picture taken and paul mccartney walks out and says, "hi, drew." and i thought, chris told him who i was. that's how paul mccartney knows i'm here. he sailed, "i love 'price is right'. i watch trash tv all the time." and he goes, is it as fun as it seems? and he's asking me questions like that. and i was like this is crazy. so then i'm, like, bouncing about that. like i can't even get it out of my head. then i'm watching with amy, and we're in the floor seats, watching the show, and we had pretty good seats on the floor, watching the show. and we were up dancing in the folding chairs and they're doing "back in the u.s.s.r.." and the end kmeds with the ♪ ohh, ohh." and he looks at me and goes, "come on down to the 'price is right '" ♪ ooo♪ >> stephen: that's not bad. and that's how you got there. "the price is right" is how you got on paul mccartney's radar. >> i teared up. >> stephen: i'm a little teared up manager about it. >> it was insa

the beatle/stones exacta would change everything.gion had gone from catholic to baptist to rock 'n' roll payingen. society has never recovered and neither have i. stevie van zandt, author of this new memoir and again is called "unrequited infatuations." it is now available. what a treat and a pleasure to have you on. i've now read it twice cover to cover. what emerges is a life spent reaching for brass rings that you don't get. and we understand that that's a kind of a thesis, a theme in the telling and in the writing. and yet the you came with a lot of gold rings along the way. >> yeah, yeah. i th you came with a lot of gold rings along the way. >> yeah, yeah. you came with a lot of ld rings along the way. >> yeah, yeah. you came with a lot of gold rin along the way. >> yeah, yeah. i t -- i think going back and reliving it -- i don't think about the past very often. and i really went back and tried to be in those moments. and yeah. you realize thatpast very often. and i really went back and tried to be in those moments. and yeah. yo

. >> greg: do you know who the beatles are? can you name the members of the beatles?you? say them. >> i have mommy brain. >> greg: the lead singer of the rolling stones? gene simmons. this is amazing. i can do this for a whole hour. >> why are we talking about this? her lack of music knowledge is offensive. >> can you talk about the opera because i can be you on opera trivia. because she is cultured. >> thank you, emily. and she is 21 and beautiful. >> what does that have to do question mike >> because well been alive -- >> greg: i'm getting yelled at by the producers we have to move on. >> i know the one beetle guy married and she broke them up. >> greg: yoko ono? >> who is the one woman -- >> it's like sports stars getting married to a kardashian. >> that is not a great knowledge. >> greg: have to go. we are 10 minutes over. >> greg: while that was delightful. just getting started. so please don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and one we explore one that's been paved and one that's forever wild but freedom means you don't have to choose just one adventure ♪ ♪ you get both. i

part of our group dubbed the beatles by their captives because of their british essence. and the reports, the syrian government and local leaders from the rebels held city of that i have reached an agreement for a 3 day cease fire due to start on wednesday. the government forces have recently ramped up their offensive to take that up, including blocking the supply of food and medicines. in a spate of rebel attacks on army checkpoints in neighboring towns. but those were the headlines. the news continues here now to 0 after witness stage events of watching. the news me who i the last images i found long after she was gone, where images of her childhood they were taken in late 943. it a refugee camp, your mound, column, and gera. the footage was meant to be edited and narrated, over for war time newsreel for the village of women and children in this still reappeared in africa. after disappearing into siberia, they might have sought. the camera was capturing their story the newsreel was never made. the images were sent to london and sat on a shelf for 75 years. for me who gr

that whitney, that michaeljackson, that beatles concert, who knows abba might be the first, they mightout a0 minutes. that's it for now. goodbye. good evening, i'm austin halewood with your latest sports news. racially abused in budapest and i. it comes after uas i had ordered hungry to play games behind closed doors because of their fans being found guilty of discriminatory behaviour during euro 2020. but because his was a iitthh match fans were allowed in. the euros may have been a wild dryer for england but kept qualifying so far had been plain sailing. hungry though represented a tough proposition both on and off the pitch. with no england fans allowed to travel the 60,000 strong crowd was hostile. and after homophobic sunak homophobia and racism from hungarians during the euros please not to boo england fell on deaf ears. england players aren't strangers to hostility from even their own fans. but after an uneventful first half their first goal saw the atmosphere switch. sterling was pelted with plastic cups for his troubles. kane then doubled england's lead and it was clear some p

i got to the record industry every story there's six views because how many people discovered the beatles? like, thousands i guess and on the other hand when a group anybody ever met with them. and i can't say it nicely, a lot of people in the record business are liars and cheats . i've been blessed to be in the book publishing business and retailing where i found extremely high level of honesty and integrity so it's a shock to me whenever you get all these people lying to each other left and right but it's fascinating and the man i wrote up with, this study is interesting how he lived his whole life and he was the greatest man i mean, eric clapton and all these guys cried at his funeral and mick jagger as he was such a force in the music industry. >> i don't know if you're aware of this but you seem to use a lot of quotations in your writing, is that purposeful ? >> a lot of what? >> a lot of quotations. >>. >> i've been writing all my life thanks to the great madison heights high school. ms. simmons and then university of chicago, i've been working on wall street where i had an english

of us, gen, listened. 8 workers, alexander cody, was part of a full member, idle phone, and as the beatles. they were accused of beheading hostages in northern syria, cuz he plead guilty to killing journalist james solely. and stephen sought off, as well as aid workers, carla mueller, and peter catholic holiday stories on a website. it was a dot com or news in half an hour with emily in the news. but next it's 11 east to stay with us. there's a wave of sentiment around the world. you will actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries. and i think often people's voice is not heard because it's not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover the big stories and report on the big events going on, but we will say tell a story that people generally don't have a voice. and then whenever chance might never be afraid to hand up. not a question, and i think that's what they were when he does. we all the questions for people who should be accountable. and also we get people to give their view of what's going on . the world the across aboriginal in the bla

us journalists and aid workers. alexander co t was part of a 4 member ice, will sell known as the beatles and accused of beheading hostages. in northern city, a code he pleaded guilty to killing journalist james falling, and stephen sought love and aid workers. kayla mother and peter catholic is likely to spend life in prison and he could be transferred to the u. k. after 15 years. and those are the headlines. the news is going to continue on all to 0 in about half an hour's time after people and power. goodbye. is the country about to collapse before the kind of reform you're talking about can take place. we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. why are we not in the best situation? why has that money been responded? how did that happen? counting the cost on al jazeera ah south africa as apartheid regime for to cling on to power in the latter the 20th century. it routinely imprisons tortured and murdered its opponents. controversially, many of those crimes went on punished in the years of reconciliation that followed by the families of vic

alexanda kotey�*s group — known as the beatles for their british accents — allegedly kidnapped, torturedd their victims, including journalists and aid workers. one of the most successful pop groups of all time, abba, are reforming. the swedish superstars have revealed their first they've also announced that their avatars will be performing with a live 10—piece band in concerts at a purpose—built arena in london from may. now on bbc news, our world: boris johnson: the coronavirus is the biggest threat this - country has faced for decades. if too many people become seriously unwell at one time, the nhs will be unable to handle it. from this evening, i must give the british people a very simple instruction — you must stay at home. 0h, hello. hello! hi. hello! hi! hi. hiya. hello, hi. sound, um...brain's not working. couldn't work for two weeks. welcome to oxford gardens. i wake up in the morning, see the blue sky, sun out, and i think wow, what a beautiful day. and it doesn't take me long. i look out the window, open up my blinds and i see people walking with their masks, then it hits me. i

201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles66, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> chair: good morning, and welcome to the rules committee of the san francisco board of supervisors for september 27, 2021. i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman and connie chan. our clerk today is ms. alyssa samera a. do you have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chair. the minutes will reflect that the committee members participated in this meeting remotely throughvity conference to the same extent as if they were physically present. we invite public participation

an alleged member of the notorious isis group that were dubbed "the beatles", because of their britishg in a us court. alexanda kotey, originally from the uk, had been charged with conspiring to torture and behead hostages in syria. for more, i spoke with our correspondent in washington nomia iqbal. alexander was a part of a notorious ices cell that was called such. beheading victims in syria. some of the names of people might mention who were victims were american journalists, james foley, and they were accused of killing they were accused of killing the british taxi driver alan henning was from greater manchester who came there as an aid worker and also another british man named david haines also an aid worker. in court today and we knew this was coming. we had seen the court documents that that he was going to change his plea. he has pleaded guilty to those charges of conspiring to torture and behead victims. i think the plea change suggests that he is cooperating with the authorities. there is another man, his coaccused was on trial as well. we have no indication yet what his plea

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but in the centre, so just see that lema beatles to japan. now when campaigns to succeed, the country's prime minister have started after yoshi had a serious step down 2 weeks ago. for candidates have battled about in a televised debate to win the leadership of japan's governing party in elections at the end of the month. the winner of the vote is most likely to succeed, to go the chinese version of the popular short video sharing app tick tock has unveiled new rules to restrict access to young uses. those under 14 can now only use the app for 40 minutes between 6 am and 10 pm. the company says it's trying to she'll be young from inappropriate content. critic say it's another step. and the chinese government's ongoing crackdown against tech companies. libby is and capital city is revamping its images. one of the most beautiful gems along the mediterranean, saying the interim government is building new parks and recreational areas. the residents, traumatized by more than a decade of conflict. malik, trainer reports from tripling the city of tr

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but in the center, so just see that lima beatles guineas military ladies say they will not bound to international pressure to let detained president of a condo fly into exile. the west african regional block acre was expelled, and gimme off the condo was overthrown during military takeover. earlier this month, the president of the ivory coast and gonna ask for his release during a one day trip to con, agree. on friday, the brock has already imposed sanctions and demanded elections be held within 6 months of interest. has this update from craig the visit by the echoes chairman and president of gun and not go for idol along with the president of i because mr. lawson or tara has failed to get mr. alpha condie release from military custody now on the streets of conner. cree, hear a lot of people, not happy, but the functions announced by a cause following their extraordinary summit. if not widespread, it's particularly targeted at the military leaders here in clinical members of their families with their accounts and monies outside frozen. now the fear was before the course, i made the feel was they

i found a coat, he was part of a 4 member i sort of sell known as the beatles that accuse of beheading hostages in northern city. a coach, he pleaded guilty to kenning journalist, james foley and steven southwell. and with aid workers, kayla moller. i'm peter cossick. is likely to spend life in prison knows the headlines. the news continues here on, on the 0. after the stream. goodbye. the taliban has taken control of f gonna song 20 years off. it was supposed from power. the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people as events on falls in the world? stay with us, the latest news and analysis from us going on with hi anthony. okay. talking about e. c o pierre, today, you may remember that last november, a regional dispute in the northern part of e. c o p. s, thought a government military offense. if that has since turned into a full blown civil war. what will it take to get to peace? that is the question we're asking today on the stream. that is the question that many ethiopians are also asking themselves if you all, on youtube, you are on the live comment section

so just see that lima beatles with a constant warnings of a climate catastrophe. many governments are struggling to balance economic pressures with the need to protect the environment off the coast of contra one project is on the way to help the ecosystem by restoring coral reefs. gillian wolf reports, petro range spends most mornings out of c, off the coast cutter. he's joined by a team of marine biologists from all around the world to explore a region they say is under study fits right. so what are cor resear facing right now is 2 different types of threats. we have local threats such a sedimentation, such as pollution, such as over fishing. and we have global threats and this is what is associated with the global climate change. and with these threats right now, we cannot solve global climate change. that's a bigger problem that needs countries cooperating right now that are not cooperating. but what we can do is we can reduce the local stress on r e. then those pools are in much better condition to withstand the issues from global climate change. and it's thos

the part of a group does the beatles by their captives because of their british access. hurricane ida has left more than a 1000000 people on the us gulf coast. without that tricity destruction in louisiana is catastrophic. and many are still stranded by flooding. restoring power will take weeks raising fears of a health crisis as resident swelter and run low on drinking water, filling reports from my place near new orleans. some on top of they are completely desperate. here with the help. please, ida tore out rubes and windows ripped bricks out of walls, destroying lives, and buildings in a few long hours. now they are pleading. when we go, please look him up with him. i want to go through your with you. i love what we appeal. we need some help, a plea, but where do you even begin from the sky? it is just water everywhere. roads now rivers. they look like boats, but they're actually cause residents just have to hope the engine holds out. almost all of the phones down here. ever since this thing started, we have no communication with anybody. some are getting on line to ask for help on

the recording was made more than 50 years ago by four danish schoolboys of the former beatle and his from lovable moptop. .. # power to the people...#. ..to committed peace campaigner, john lennon still fascinates more than 40 years after his death. he took his activism all around the world, including a remote corner of the jutland coast. there he was interviewed by four danish schoolboys, desperate to give peace a chance. but how do we think that people like me can help you with making the peace around the world? lennon: if you can't think of any ideas yourself, imitate what we do and just try and sit down and think, what can i do locally? it'sa tape... 51 years later, that audiotape, all 33 minutes of it, was up for sale at auction. 370,000, selling now. and one of those danish schoolboys, a little bit older now, was there to witness the occasion. translation: i was not expecting anything. - i did not know how high the price would go but it was above the estimate so that was nice. # i want to make love...# the tape also includes a never before released song, called radio peace, alt

alexanda kotey�*s group, known as the beatles for their british accents, allegedly kidnapped, torturedilled their victims, including journalists and aid workers. one of the most successful pop groups of all time, abba, are reforming. the swedish superstars have revealed their first new song in decades. they've also announced that their avatars will be performing with a live ten—piece band in concerts at a purpose—built arena in london from may. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk with stephen sackur. welcome to hardtalk with me, zeinab badawi. the world of fashion, with its often scantily clad women in seductive poses, is not where you would expect to find a somali—born fashion editor who wears a hijab. well, rawdah mohamed has taken up a senior role at the soon—to—be—launched vogue scandinavia. after moving to norway as a child, she became a model, and in april created a social media storm with a post called hands off my hijab. how far can she use fashion to overturn negative stereotypes of muslim women? rawdah mohamed, welcome to hardtalk. so there you were at the age of eight, your famil

the recording was made more than 50 years ago by four danish schoolboys of the former beatle and hisovable... from lovable moptop. .. # power to the people...#. ..to committed peace campaigner, john lennon still fascinates more than 40 years after his death. he took his activism all around the world, including a remote corner of the jutland coast. there he was interviewed by four danish schoolboys, desperate to give peace a chance. but how do we think that people like me can help you with making the peace around the world? lennon: if you can't think of any ideas yourself, self—imitate what we do and just try and sit down and think, what can i do locally? it'sa tape... 51 years later, that audiotape, all 33 minutes of it, was up for sale at auction. $370,000, selling now. and one of those danish schoolboys, a little bit older now, was there to witness the occasion. translation: i was not expecting anything. - i did not know how high the price would go but it was above the estimate so it was nice. the tape also includes a never before released song, called radio peace, although for now

this is your so modern, just a technical version of the beatles or long hair or whatever it is. no. this is something that goes into the soul. i know i'm sounding like hell, fire and brimstone or ben was saying that was correct. this is design not just to be an interesting little trinket, but to go in and captivate and brainwash, especially when kids are not able yet to fully comprehend all degrees of mentation when their personality is not set. when all of the things that could go wrong are going to be intensified at 34 speed of white by virtue of this it is that dangerous, so i can precise it enough. and don't worry, don't expect marg. zonker berg to come through with any information that will reveal this. it's up to the parents to do something just say, no. i felt like nancy reagan become dady myself. well, that's great point, gentlemen. unfortunately, we're out of time, but then swan line all, we always appreciate your insight. thanks so much for coming on long lines at gas stations, the united kingdom are being caused by a shortage of truck drivers. it's parked away the panic f

it was part of a 4 member eisen sel known as the beatles. that accused of beheading hostages in northern sylvia could he plead guilty to killing journalists, james foley, and stevens set off and aid workers. caleb miller and peter hassock is likely to spend life in prison and to be transferred to the u. k. after 15 years, the island nation of madagascar has endured 4 years of drought brought on by one of the world's 1st climate change induced famines. united nations, it says at least $30000.00 people at the highest level of food insecurity. the fears that number could rise dramatically. the un has also reported that more than 1000000 people in madagascar forced to eat locusts wild leaves and cactus fruits. i lived in the inequality inequity of climate change. madagascar produces a fraction of a percent of the world's annual carbon dioxide emissions. but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. world food program is wanting of severe humanitarian crisis. southern that a gas in the families or east texa

us journalists and aid workers. alexander cody was part of a full member isolate sel, known as the beatles. never accused of beheading hostages in northern syria. cody pleaded guilty to killing journalist james foley and steven sought off as well as aid workers. kayla miller and peter catholic island nation of madagascar has endured a full use of drought brought on by one of the world's 1st families to be caused by climate change. united nations says at least 30000 people are at the highest level of food insecurity, with fears that number could rise dramatically. the u. n. has also reported that more than 1000000 people in madagascar a force to eat. locusts wild leaves and cactus fruits, madagascar produces a fraction of a percent of the world's annual carbon dioxide emissions. but it's suffering some of the worst effects with unreliable rains and crop failures. shelly thought all is from the united nations world food program. she says the drugs having a catastrophic impact on the people. yes, yes, this is now the 4th year where the farmers were entering into what we called lean season. so

i full so known as the beatles. they were accused of beheading hostages in northern syria. cosy, pleaded guilty to killing journalist james solely. and stephen sought law, as well as 8 workers. carla miller and peter catholic. you can follow the stories on our website, delta david dot com. it's updated throughout the day. i'll be back with more news in half now. next to on al jazeera, it's the stream to stay with us. ah, they wanted 43000000000 pounds worth of weaponry. that was 6000000000 pounds in commission. there was no hope of any more because there's always a small car. most people for really, really good lives in athens, we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function war shadow on al jazeera. ah, hi, anthony ok. talking about e. c. o pierre, today, you may remember that last november, a regional dispute in the northern part of e. c o p. s, thought a government military offense. if that has since turned into a full blown civil war. what will it take to get to peace? that is the question w