time broke up the beatles. money broke up the beatles. business broke up the beatles.ir own stuff broke up the beatles. >> he's a fleshier, heavier beatle these days. respectably married. when the kids come to his concerts, they don't scream anymore, they listen. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular ways that was focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one ♪ >> mccartney went home, made that 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. so this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album with atlantic. >> it's going to be called -- >> ringo's -- >> i sell records. doesn't matter if i'm with the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it, you know. >> ringo, who to this day people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these ama

a beatles chord with a guitar.ight by the beatles plays we got all sorts of percussion instruments and we began to play around with the guitar in a way that actually one does not with pieces of glass, pieces of wood, and just recording, and some of them ended up being part of our composition for bmw. you see how the sound, it's much smoother. a little more metallic, maybe tubular bell kind of feel. yep, tubular — it's tubular bells, that's the right word. it's not being rough on the exteriors. it's more like an introverted kind of driving as compared to the sport sound, where it's more extroverted. it's pushing. it's pushing much more. bmw owners can expect some of the new in—cabin sounds to play with next month. but if you're hoping for that classic engine sound, you'll be disappointed. so, let me try this. electronic blare. renzo�*s not interested in vio sound—alikes of an era that he says is now passing. besides, there'sjust too many alternatives to explore. high-pitched whining. meet ai—da, an ai creative robot

can't i talk to jon about the beatles ?o say anything. here's the thing, paul-- not paul, jon. ringo, george. ( laughter ) i watched the entire beatles "get back" documentary that peter jackson cut this weekend. lord have mercy, i want to watch it with a musician. it's so beautiful, so intimate. it is-- a, i love the beatles. b, i love process, watching how things get made. and c, i love how it makes these great artists so complexly and messily human with each other. >> jon: mmm. >> stephen: and how much they love each other. it's going to rewrite how people think about how the beatles ended. they just absolutely love each other. and they just had to stop. it's extraordinary. never going to be the same. do you know billy preston wasn't supposed to be on-- i can't give anything away. i can't give anything away >> jon: wait, wait, what? ( laughter ) >> stephen: what? billy preston wasn't even supposed to be on the album. he was just stopping by because he was a friend of george harrison's. he just walks in and they were, like

george harrison, i the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed - at his oxfordshire a 33—year—old man from liverpool- is being interviewed by police

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a beatles chord with a guitar.nd just recording, and some of them ended up being part of our composition for bmw. you see how the sound, it's much smoother. a little more metallic, maybe tubular bell kind of feel. yep, tubular — it's tubular bells, that's the right word. it's not being rough on the exteriors. it's more like an introverted kind of driving as compared to the sport sound, where it's more extroverted. it's push. it's pushing much more. bmw owners can expect some of the new in—cabin sounds to play with next month. but if you're hoping for that classic engine sound, you'll be disappointed. so, let me try this. renzo's not interested in v10 sound—alikes of an era that he says is now passing. besides, there'sjust too many alternatives to explore. meet ai—da, an ai creative robot. she's an artist and a performer who here, at oxford's ashmolean museum, is reciting her self—composed response to a dante poem at an event marking the 700th anniversary of his works. i wept silently, taking in the scene. i wept be

lessons to play music, i just had the beatles record.he world, but every once in a while it clicks coming you're like oh, my god, i'm sitting with a beetle right now. >> kelly: he is super nice, and in passing he was so sweet. >> dave: so when my third daughter ophelia was born, he was in town and he was like i want to see the baby. so they came over and we had

and after seeing the beatles romp in a hard day's night, nbc knocked it off by rounding up the prefab for and just this past month, just a month after he performed with mickey dollars, mike nesmith passed the dole and now the old surviving member of the monkeys eccentric phil spector, crafted the wall of sound that influenced music to this day. the produce the ron, that's the crystals, the righteous brothers and the beatles. among others, he died in prison, convicted of murder and music. local walter, yet no cough guided the careers of billy joel earth, wind and fire, bruce springsteen and barbara streisand. he lured paul mccartney and james taylor to his label c b s. records, which sold over 40000000 copies of michael jackson's thriller. 9 time tony winner. steven sondheim gave us west side story so much more jazz composer, a musician chick, corea, $125.00 grammy awards d m. x was the only wrapper to have his 1st 5 studio albums, day view, and number one. after a lifelong legal and financial and health issues, he passed in april age 50. ed asner, peters. go laurie, how holbrook clori

no, it's the beatles.lennon's death, they just keep getting bigger. >> i was on -- i used to be based in india for the "financial times," and i was on india tv. it was a talk show with an audience. each of the panelists was asked who they would come back as if they were reincarnated. people were saying gandhi or picking various names. i said john lennon. the entire audience burst into, like, a 30-second applause. it is the only time an audience has ever applauded, so i will never forget it. but, yeah, i think that stands taller than any other figure of the music world of the 1960s. one other quick anecdote, i was 12 when he died. i was in a very stuffy english boarding school. i never heard of john lennon. from that moment on, i became, well, in my own mind, an expert. i got obsessed with him. >> nobody is more obsessed than my -- ask him anything. he will know the answer. >> but you did see, though, in the documentary, there had been this, just, belief, it'd become conventional wisdom, that by "let it be"

but my cousin is paul mccartney when the resource, the beatles have the hard days, night premier. and they're all not on the other line. but my uncle how i just wanna make his way to the bar in to this is in to princess modern. i was sorry, train for this one. trade a hand here. sorry. create a answer. loose go newer because coming up after the break, we're going to continue our discussion. but he's amazing, amazing people and look at the biggest political event of the year. was it really cop 26 and glasgow? we'll see them sh. ah. who are all driven by drink shaped bankers and those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask welcome back to our christmas show, a listener, kite and kate robbins. i hurting us for some of the great political events of the year. i'm in a volunteer caught in 6. it's of course louis in our home city of glasgow while this class was talking him home city. med that. my dad, my ear will deal with the american presenter. here we are from glasgow, penn. tomorrow. we'll be glad to work, at least you guys will. it was brilliant for anybody that lived in glasgow. cnn. i

but we know she means business judging our photograph from one of the beatles jacket, usa beetles, jackets, and cheese definitely. or if i had to smile, i mean, i know it's an unfortunate photograph. thank heavens caught forensics of spare donald trump. but of course, sleepy joe was there and falling asleep. i. the 1st thing in me was a naked scotsman. i had no idea john barrel man was even. oh, did you made it terribly boarding president by the i don't have the same for the for the highland heather on the dial pad. you know, it was a long flight amal at molly. you weren't even there. i will now, you know, i want to buy in my time as i say i was meditating. what are you on? levitate any 2nd? he's thinking that the next to looks like she's a spoken when i don't know what time and i was eventually just you need to really get us together. yeah. okay, let's gather some more. tramadol never, they come out of course get what about camella that just of cornwell and her in came to the job. i'm do's, fine, i house for hm. and they, when on her and where is that in law? no, caribou, i mean, she went

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the spice girls and the beatles managed three christmas number ones in a row. spice. i thought i was posh but i think i was- more sort of geri, to be fair. i was always a geri. green beans, fruit cocktail. one person who has benefited from the food donated here is louise clarke, a supervising assistant at a primary school. two years ago, she used the food bank at hope church to help her get her feet back on the ground. it was a case of paying a bill for the roof over my head and not being able to sleep because i'd be so hungry or coming up to the food bank, engaging, getting food and support and being able to keep that roof over my head. and back at the distribution centre, before he left, ed sheeran had a gift for everyone. cheers. merry christmas. crowds have gathered at stonehenge to watch the sunrise after the winter solstice. traditionally observed by druids and pagans, they were joined by many others to celebrate the end of the longest night of the year. it marks the point when the north pole has its maximum tilt away from the sun. and from now on, of cou

the spice girls and the beatles managed three christmas number ones in a row.f geri, to be fair. i was always a geri. green beans, fruit cocktail. one person who has benefited from the food donated here is louise clarke, a supervising assistant at a primary school. two years ago, she used the food bank at hope church to help her get her feet back on the ground. it was a case of paying a bill for the roof over my head and not being able to sleep because i'd be so hungry or coming up to the food bank, engaging, getting food and support and being able to keep that roof over my head. and back at the distribution centre, before he left, ed sheeran had a gift for everyone. cheers. merry christmas. time for a look at the weather. here's louise lear. ijust i just put ijust put sausage rolls in my freezer yesterday so i think i will be eating them in the next few days! it was really cold this morning. temperatures getting down to —10. the cold and frosty weather was quite widespread but what a difference a day makes. tomorrow morning it is all change

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a call to the british embassy seeing if the beatles could play at her high school.special things for his daughter. and she will be just one of a few who will give those type of stories and memorable occasions here today inside of the cathedral. wolf? >> it will be very powerful, very moving, indeed. suzanne, stand by. john king, you and i spent years covering bob dole. we got to know him, truly amazing not only politician but a great american. >> i was looking through my office today to find this, a keepsake. this was my pass, my last campaign before i switched from print to television. respect and strength. bob dole kept running because he often thought he didn't get the respect he deserved in the republican party. ronald reagan, the bushes beat him. he said i'm doing the deals every day, i'm in the trenches. i should get respect for the work. i shouldn't need money or to be an actor. he did win the nomination in 1996. being the head of the republican party was the respect he thought he earned and deserved, strength, what suzanne was touching on. he was supposed to

this is going to be bigger than the beatles on ed sullivan in '64. >> i like it.orrow. >> this is why she never lets me in. >> that's it for us this morning, stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. ♪♪ >>> hey there, i'm stephanie ruhle live at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. it is wednesday, december 15th, and we've got all the facts you need to know at this hour. so join me. let's get smarter. any minute now the president will depart for the state of kentucky where he is set to witness firsthand the widespread devastation caused by the tornados over the weekend. this morning there are are still dozens who are unaccounted for as communities pick up the pieces. >>> also happening today, unless congress acts, the last of those child tax credit payments are set to hit

at the top of this playlist was penny lane by the beatles.nthem, you'll never walk alone, a message perhaps for ukraine because that's the expected message to be delivered from here. i have to say my favorite on that playlist was echo and the bunny men. but maybe i'm just showing my age there, michael. but it is a very serious discussion about russia as russia is seen to continue to increase its troop presence and go into military drills, live-fire military drills close to the border with ukraine. it's raising concern here. the british foreign minister, who is hosting this g7, has made it the main sort of speaking point ahead of discussions here and saying that key among these leaders who arrive here is that united front. >> i share the view that it would be extremely serious if russia were to take that action. it would be a strategic mistake, and there would be severe consequences for russia. what we're doing this weekend is working with like-minded allies to spell it out. >> reporter: so what she's talking about there is a russian incursion

and minds of even the most casual beatles fans.e with photographer, author and vegan chef mary mccartney. and we had a wide-ranging conversation about her fantastic new show on discovery plus, meatless mondays, and we talked a little bit about her famous dad. paul mccartney is back in the spotlight thanks to a new docu-series and this incredible book. he's not the only mccartney taking over television screens. the daughter of beatles legend mary mccartney is back with season two of her own series on discovery plus, mary serves it up and the author, chef and photographer joins us now. let me just say a massive fan of your father, so i apologize -- >> i am, too. >> for the billions and billions of fans who have made your life more difficult through the years. but, also a big fan of yours. >> thank you. >> can we talk first about instagram and your photography? >> yes. >> we grew up seeing your mom's photography, and i just think it's so cool. >> thank you. >> that legacy lives on through you. >> i love instagram because it is instant

beatles, lynyrd skynyrd. huge, huge, huge oasis fan. >> yet none of that got in the way of school. her mother, mai, says tara was a bright, honor roll student, who loved to learn. >> she would read books. four, five books at once, and she would sit at dinner reading a book at the same time. >> you'd have to tell her to take the book away from the table? >> yeah, right. but a lot of times -- how could you yell at a kid when they read a book? >> yeah. >> smart kid, tom? >> yeah, she was a smart kid. science just came easily fpr her. >> reporter: and when she aced her a. c. t. college admissions exam, tara was over the moon. >> she liked to rub it in and brag. >> i'm pretty sure she texted me in all capital letters throughout our conversation. like, "oh, my gosh, look what i got. i didn't even study." >> reporter: it was january 10th, 2014, and to celebrate her score and good grades, tara asked if she could have a friday night sleepover. >> at that time, i was so happy. i can't turn her down. i say sure. >> and the girl that came over was somebody you knew? >> we didn't know her as we

got thatt record industry how many people discovered the beatles? thousands i guess. when a group bomb snow but anything to do with them. can't say it nicely i've been blessed to be in the book publishing business right extremely high levels of honesty and integrity. it's kind of a a shock to me when i read all of these people it's a fascinating it's a very interesting how he lives his whole life is certainly the greatest man i met eric clapton and all of these guys cried at his funeral mick jagger he was such a force in the music industry. >> gary hoover if you are aware of this you seem to use a lot of quotations is thatu purposeful? >> a lot of what? >> meant writing all my life simmons and the university of chicago i was on wall street and english teacher is ash single analyst what i know about retailing orr more. it's about writing style i think you get to a point to get comfortable with it you tend to overuse certain techniques here ore there. usually when i use a quote markec i'm saying i'm not really sure it means what it says it means. it's a terrible event o

this fantastic footage of seeing him joining the beatl when they were recording songs and he is hangingh them and he is part of the scene. you listen to the songs from his records in the early 1970's, he was an artist of real stature. rather overshadowed perhaps by the fact it was part of this bubblegum tv image that happen. there was a lot goingn beneath the surface. >> thank you very much. michael nesmith has died at the age of 78. she risks prison, he has buried colleagues. a journalist from the philippines and a man from russia received the nobel peace prize in their effort to safeguard freedom of expression at a time when the free press is under attack. they werdescribed as fearless and outstanding. in indonesia, a powerful volcanic eruption last week killed at least 45 people and left thousands homeless. search operations by the red cross continue as some people are still missing. our correspondent reports. >> homes decimated. they were standing in the path of the eruption of the mountain onn indonesian island. now, heavy rain has created all of this mud. the nearby river bursts i

ladbaby have now surpassed the beatles and the spice girls as the act with the most consecutive christmasn. in the queen's christmas day broadcast, a short while ago, she has spoken for the first time in some detail about the loss of her husband, prince philip, who died in april. the monarch poignantly reflected on a year of personal grief saying there was "one familiar laugh missing" amid the continuing impact of the coronavirus pandemic. she remarked how his "mischievous, enquiring twinkle" was as bright at the end as when she first set eyes on him, as she empathised with families who had lost loved ones this year. here is the queen's full christmas message. band plays the national anthem. the queen: he is someone who doesn't take easily to compliments. but he has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years. and i, and his whole family, and this, and many other countries, owe him a debt greater than he would ever claim or we shall ever know. although it's a time of great happiness and good cheerfor many, christmas can be hard for those who have lost loved ones. this year, e

. >>> official music video for the late former beatle george harrison's my sweet lord is here. it's part of the 50th anniversary celebration of harrison's solo album "all things must pass." a long standing relationship and rivalry between marvel and dc comics in slug fest. kevin smith narrates the ten part docu series. it starts streaming on the roku channel december 24th. >>> time for your money watch report, feds' latest move that will impact interest rates plus why kraft is paying customers not to buy its philadelphia cream cheese. a report now from the new york stock exchange. >>> wall street took a big swing wednesday and ended the day higher. dow rallied 383 points. nasdaq jumped 327 and s&p 500 gained 75. all three were in the red before federal reserve wrapped up its two day meeting. chairman jerome powell said no longer need the orppsu att, next year as it battles rising inflation. >>> the report showed national spending topped $4 trillion. most of the increase was due to government spending measures to fight covid-19. growth in federal spending on healthcare increased

coco maria knows in our family we love the beatles.ent me regards from harrison, mccartney. >> her high spirit despite her prison sentence has inspired many in belarus. she famously ripped up her passport to avoid deportation. >> i wish that europe and the rest of the world will forgive all -- will give all political prisoners high priority. i am sure people who are her friends, the whole family, we are looking for change and it will come. >> the crackdown on belarusian society continues. this magazine for healthy living was banned. one of 270 organizations that have been shut down to 75 euros activist nina here during lester's demonstrations refuses to concede the protest movement has lost. >> the regime has betrayed its people. i'm sad about what has happened but i still believe like all other empires, this one supported by moscow will collapse as well. >> for hundreds of other prisoners, this moment cannot come soon enough. >> at least three members of the taliban have been killed at iran's border with afghanistan to several iranian

for wednesday we start off with rain wide and the will become more confined to western areas of the beatlesole it stays cloudy. temperatures will be climbing well above average. but 16 in london and it will get crazy and if anything does temperatures rise even further as we look at the forecast for thursday. heavy rain for whales and western areas of england and turning what a ireland later in the but as the temperatures take centre stage reaching highs up to 17. this is bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. the headlines... no new coronavirus restrictions will be introduced in england before the new year. but the health secretary says people should remain cautious — and that the figures are being monitored. we will watch the situation very carefully and should, in the future, we need to act, of course, we will not hesitate to do so. as covid cases increase rapidly in france, home working will become mandatory for at least three days per week where possible. in new york, children aged 12 and over have to be fully vaccinated to go into restaurants and leisure facil

exceeded the record of consecutive christmas number ones tha was shared with the spice girls and beatless helped raise tens of thounds of pounds for those in need. >> ♪ it's christmas ♪ ♪ [laughter] anchor: we want to bring you an important update on the whereabouts of somebody who has a very busy night ahead, it's the big man in red, santa claus. that is norad's santa tracking, showing us where he is heading. he's apparently going to narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; puuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: pediatric surgeon. volunteer. topiary artist. a raymond james financial advisor tailors advice to help you live your life. life well planned.

down ♪ ♪ don't let me down ♪ - [christiane amanpour] get back director peter jackson shows us the beatlese never seen them before. also ahead, from bristol, england to nashville, tennessee, four time grammy nominee yola, on her genre bending sound, plus... - music used to just be a sound that moved the air until it became the air that i breathe. - [christiane amanpour] dave grohl of nirvana and the foo fighters tells harry srinivasan how music saved his life and why he's finally opening up about kurt cobain's death. and...

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all of a sudden, it comes with an idea of a beatles chord with a guitar.on instruments and we begin to play around with the guitar in a way that actually one does not, with pieces of glass, pieces of wood and just recording — and some of them ended up being part of our composition for bmw. you see how the sound, it's much smoother? a little more metallic maybe. yes. tubular, tubular bells, that's the right word. it's not being rough on the exterior. it's more like an introverted kind of driving. as compared to the sports sound, where it's more extroverted. it's pushing. it's pushing much more. bmw owners can expect some of the new in—cabin sounds to play with next month. but if you're hoping for that classic engine sound, you'll be disappointed. let me try this. renzo's not interested in vio sound—alikes, of an era that he says is now passing. besides, there'sjust too many alternatives to explore. i know there are lots of people that talk to the car as if it is your friend and, many times, i said what if a car could speak and saying everything it has exper

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

and this is the is level aka, as you can see here, we found coffee bore beatles. yeah. a type of past that has infested the cropped. i'm one of those. so we have to do something about that. eco nice with them is we need to tell the farmers that they have on the problem blend. so it's very important for them to keep their fingers clean in order to get rid of this past. but i gave them was just a deposit of the coffee beans that aunt infested or then processed for sampling, roasted wade and ground. the experts gather for a 1st round of aroma testing. initially they keep their opinions to themselves. when glucose or gary of anything you say might influence the others, the law. so no one speaks while we're sampling and does he no, not over those all know mr. at this stage, identifying the best tasting beans isn't the main priority. the minute the less hamilton minute, the health and safety aspect is important. good was the old book, a coffee beam has been roasted too long, isn't healthy. i mean, we'll do bulky or gov. we also need to identify if any contamination occurred d

you know, listening to hold music on a phone, but like really getting into their favorites bah, or beatles for a brief moment. everything just sort of, you know, disappears and you become one with the music. i'm sure you know that feeling. how does that work exactly. especially on a level of a brain. what causes the brain? yeah, people, people talk about this from study them. these experiences as peak so called peak experiences of music. and one way they've been studying that, that's pretty interesting, actually is just surveying thousands of people and looking at the descriptions they provide up these experiences and trying to understand what they have in common from person to person and place to place. and people also study them in terms of neuro imaging, right? so bringing people into the m r i scanner asking them to, to bring their self selected, the most powerful chills, inducing new music. and it was really cool about this design of because you know, what causes you chills when listening might be really different from what does that leave then the, these, these kinds of studies will

the spice girls and the beatles managed three christmas number ones in a row.ught i was posh but i think i'm more sort of geri, to be fair. i was always a geri. green beans, fruit cocktail. one person who has benefited from the food donated here is louise clarke, a supervising assistant at a primary school in diss. two years ago, she used the food bank at hope church to help her get her feet back on the ground. it was a case of paying a bill for the roof over my head and not being able to sleep because i'd be so hungry, or coming up to the food bank, engaging, getting food and support and being able to keep that roof over my head and not be going into massive rent arrears. back at the distribution centre, before he left, ed sheeran had a gift for everyone. merry christmas. colin patterson, bbc news, suffolk. it's one of the biggest lottery prizes in the world, and it takes more than three hours to choose the winning numbers, but spanish lottery enthusiasts may have struggled this year to buy tickets. lottery sellers have been on strike, in protest over low rate

i'm looking at whether it is the beatles or any number of sort of art forms that were prevalent during thisre time and this or just didn't wanted to hit and i want to do to keep going and i feel that in some ways, is spoke to his prior book, i run my review that i think that he has a chronicle of the american mind in moments it the mind is having second thoughts and when the country is going through big cultural and intellectual shifts and he's able to come to zero in on those moments. there was a book that are very much enjoyed reading. >> one of the book that i wanted to bring up before we close out this session, the 1619 project in the importance of that book. >> i think that 16th 19 project was able to bring to the floor, massive conversation a seismic national conversation ae legacy of slavery and i reviewed it a book recently is one that i think i reviewed most recently. it is interesting because the project is all sorts of things, it is the regional magazine essays that came out a few years ago and some wonderful podcast series and it is a children's book and it's his new book a

when he saw an ad for four insane boys to form a band like the beatles. monkeys debuted on tv. they became over night rock stars. he went on to have a long career. as a writer. producer and director. author. with his final show just coming a month ago in l.a. he was 78. >> everyone is trying to get christmas cards out. including the royal family. prince william and katherine shared a family photo. on twitter. used for this years official christmas card. the picture was taken on vacation. in jordan earlier this year. a special place for her. she spent two years there as a kid. while her father worked for british air ways. >> such a photo generalic family. beautiful. >> up next two fifth graders on the mission to help the homeless. how they are doing it. hey, angie! you forgot your phone! hey lou! angie forget her phone again? yep. lou! mom said she could save up to $400 on her wireless bill by switching to xfinity internet and mobile. with nationwide 5g at no extra cost. and lou! on the most reliable network, lou! smart kid, bill. oh oh so true. and now, t

>> nick: did you see the beatles get back?hat else have you made recently? >> nick: what i made is you look fantastic! it's so nice to be here for the holidays. >> kelly: we were trying to go big for christmas, and text, we don't go small ever. but i love that you make things. i don't know if people do that generally anymore. it's really cool. >> nick: it's really healthy, i was brought up in our family of people who make things and megan, just a couple of days ago she may be the most amazing pecan pie. >> kelly: i love pecan pie. >> nick: i can't wait -- there's still a couple of pieces left. if we can keep things moving. it's been on that was rude, he did not bring any. >> nick: and i want to get home -- >> kelly: you said that you and make it each other gifts? >> nick: that's right. >> kelly: what are some examples? >> nick: i love making her stuff, i make her furniture and other things out of wood, and sometimes we have been together 21 years -- [cheers and applause] >> kelly: that's amazing. >> nick: if i come up short, b

george harrison, i the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed - at his oxfordshirewed by police on suspicion - of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic. that's better. big ben bongs this is bbc world news. the latest headlines: a jury in new york has found the british socialite ghislaine maxwell guilty on five counts of grooming and trafficking teenage girls for abuse. maxwell faces the rest of her life behind bars for procuring girls for the financier and convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. the world health organization has warned the combination of delta and omicron variants is driving a dangerous surge of covid—i9 infections. it's putting health systems under pressure around the globe and comes as revellers are asked to be cautious ahead of the new year celebrations. tanya dendrinos reports. another day, another list of countries with record—breaking covid figures. right now, delta and omicron are twin threats that are driving up cases to record numbers, which again is leading to spikes in hospitalisations and deaths. i am highly conc

george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshire from liverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? no, fantastic. that's better. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... protests in moscow — after russia's supreme court decides to close memorial international, the country's most prominent rights organisation. new covid cases in england and wales hit record highs — the british government says it will keep under close review its decision not to impose further curbs. as the humanitarian crisis in afghanistan deepens this winter, many families are turning to their children to try to make ends meet — by sending them out to earn money on the streets. 0ur correspondent, secunder kermani and camera journalist, malik mudassir, sent this report from kabul. wherever you go in this city, you see children working. wafting incense into cars. picking through rubbish. even when billions were pouring into this country, many children had to help provide for theirfamilies. now amidst an ec

george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshireis being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? - no, fantastic. that's better. j this is bbc news, the latest headlines. america's leading health body halves the isolation period for patients with asymptomatic covid, from ten days to five. france gets tougher on covid restrictions, with working from home becoming compulsory, as infection rates exceed 100,000 a day. there's a growing political standoff in somalia between the president and prime minister. president mohamed abdullahi farmaajo says he has suspended the prime minister, accusing him of corruption over a land grab case. the prime minister, mohamed hussein roble says the president is attempting an informal coup. bella shegow has sent this report from mogadishu. the power struggle between the two leaders took a new turn today when early this morning vehicles from the presidential palace blocked roads close to the prime minister's residence, forcing the prime minister to get to h

we love to beatles. she sent me regard from harrison from mccartney last week over. hi spirit. despite her prison sentence has inspired many and bellows, she famously rip up her passport to avoid deportation. i really wish that europe and the rest of the world would give all or for political prisoners, high priority. i'm sure most of the people, maria friends, my whole family, we all long in for change and it will come. but for now, the crackdown on bella, russian society continues. recently this magazine for healthy living was banned one of 270 civil organizations that have been shut down. still 75 year old activists, nina parkins guy, he had during last years demonstrations refuses to concede. the protest movement has lost to where you soon the regime has betrayed its people. 100 percent. i'm sad about what's happened, but i still believe at the end of the day, like all other empires. this one supported by moscow will collapse, as well, pretty much blogger, fatty mattie, and hundreds of other prisoners. this moment can come soon enough. steadfast and al jazeera in

george harrison, the former beatle, is recovering in hospital after being stabbed at his oxfordshireverpool is being interviewed by police on suspicion of attempted murder. i think it was good. just good? - no, fantastic. that's better. j big ben bongs. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. america's leading health body halves the isolation period for patients with asymptomatic covid, from ten days to five. france gets tougher on covid restrictions, with working from home becoming compulsory, as infection rates exceed 100,000 a day. the captain and first officer of a ship that caused an environmental disaster in mauritius have been sentenced to 20 months in prison. both men were found guilty last week of endangering safe navigation. sylvia lennan—spence reports. these were once clear waters, pristine beaches, but all of this was contaminated by thick, black oil, leaking from this ship, the mv wakashio, a japanese owned vessel that was sailing from singapore to brazil, when it ran aground injuly, 2020. the freighter spilt more than 1000 tonnes of fuel, releasing a toxic tide that da

guess. >> jude law. >> the beatles song. and he is so fed up of it.great song and he's a great kid. he's alive. i haven't suffocated my child and he's coming out of quarantine tomorrow, day 10. more travel disruption, of course, over the weekend. we start this hour with the travel nightmare that's been unfolding across the country after thousands of flights were cancelled or delayed over the christmas weekend due in part to airline employees contracting all being exposed to covid. let's bring in kerry sanders live from fort lauderdale. kerri, any relief in sight down there? >> reporter: well, here and elsewhere the problems continue. we're really in a full blown meltdown. that's not mincing words. the day after christmas we had 1500 plus flights that were cancelled, and now this morning the numbers keep climbing. as i look at it right now, we have 938 flights delayed according to flight aware. 757 flights cancelled today. so the best advice is if you're flying today, not only call the airline before you go to the airport and then later check online to

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