i and it isn't just the beatles who have access to it.— and it isn't just the beatles who have accessg this is the first of _ have access to it. i have a feeling this is the first of many _ have access to it. i have a feeling this is the first of many beatles l this is the first of many beatles tracks we will see created by fans, perhaps even more created by paul mccartney himself. it all depends on the public�*s appetite for this kind of music and what it is they want to hear but really the possibilities of this technology are endless. bend this technology are endless. and that is a prospect that could keep the beatles' lawyers in business for years to come. something to look forward to when that track is released. can we say that track is released. can we say that about the weather? here's stav da naos. a number of places saw 30 celsius today. it was a warm one with a few showers and thunderstorms. 31 was reached, making it the warmest day of the year so far for wales. with this area of high pressure sitting over scandinavia, it'll remain largely settled and fine, lots of warm sunsh

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and that's a prospect that could keep the beatles' lawyers in business for years to come.eleased in the democratic republic of congo, in an attempt to reintroduce the endangered species. they were transported from a private reserve in south africa to a national park in north eastern congo. the area's last northern white rhino was killed in 2006. conflict and poaching in congo has caused wildlife populations to plummet. that's all we have for you now. stay with bbc news. i'm monica miller. thanks for watching. hello there. a number of places saw the temperature reach 30 celsius on tuesday. we saw 31 celsius in porthmadog in north west wales, in northwest wales, making it the warmest day there so far for wales. next few days, high pressure will continue to bring a lot of dry, sunny, warm weather, but we are losing the humidity, so we'll be a little bit fresher, more comfortable and certainly cool and fresher during the overnight periods. now, high pressure sitting towards scandinavia will bring a fine day for wednesday. light onshore breezes affecting eastern england — that

help from al — paul mccartney reveals how technology is putting john lennon's voice onto a final beatlesecord. live from our studio in singapore... this is bbc news. it's newsday. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in miami, florida, where the former president donald trump has appeared in court, pleading not guilty to 37 federal criminal charges. they relate to the mishandling of classified documents after leaving office. during the hearing, several hundred of mr trump's supporters gathered outside the courthouse, along with a number of opposing demonstrators. mr trump is now on his way to newjersey to address his supporters. our reporter helena humphrey has more from outside the courthouse in miami. well, monica, if you take a look behind me outside the federal courthouse in miami, you'll see a quieter scene than those that you probably see all day where we had trump supporters outnumbering those who oppose him at times some kind of tense moments between them. but now a much quieter scene, just a few straggling protesters. one man who

and that's a prospect that could keep the beatles' lawyers in business for years to come.es from london. hello there. a number of places saw the temperature reach 30 celsius on tuesday. we saw 31 celsius in porthmadog in northwest wales, making it the warmest day there so far for wales. next few days, high pressure will continue to bring a lot of dry, sunny, warm weather, but we are losing the humidity, so we'll be a little bit fresher, more comfortable, certainly cooler and fresher during the overnight periods. now, high pressure sitting towards scandinavia will bring a fine day for wednesday. light onshore breezes affecting eastern england — that will bring temperatures down somewhat. could just see an isolated shower, western scotland, perhaps northern ireland, but most places will be dry and we'll see those temperatures reaching the mid to upper 20 celsius. but always cooler along north sea coast , 20—22 or 23 degrees there. as we head through wednesday night, see a little bit of mist and fog develop once again. most places will be dry, any showers fading away and temp

this morning the beatles are back.w i need someone now the band is set to release a final song later this year. the whole group reuniting paul ringo, george and even john with the help of artificial intelligence, mccartney spoke about the technology on a bbc podcast. all of that is kind of scary but exciting because it's the future, he said. they use artificial intelligence to separate lennon's voice from an old audio track to create new music. we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through this ai so that then we could mix the record as you would normally do, the use of ai to create music is becoming more popular. this is the future of sound i'm getting lost in an underground grammy winning dj david guetta played a track featuring the voice of eminem, but the rapper's voice was ai generated. i discovered those websites that are about ai. basically, you can write lyrics in the style of any artist you like. so i typed, write a verse in the style of eminem about future rave, and i went to another ai website th

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the beatles are gone, you have to accept they're gone.ng back. i don't want a new tupac album where tupac sings christmas we have to let it go. it's over. >> greg: kat this is your favorite band >> kat: yeah it is actually not a joke. in this instance they're talking about not doing a song -- john lennon put on a cassette for paul mccartney so it's still beatles music. when i saw paul mccartney last career they did an ai john lennon's voice on the big screen and did i got a feeling together. that was kind of cool. i think that's one thing than using his voice to do a completely different new single which i think nobody has interest in and i think is really strange. yeah when i die i don't want anybody to use my voice for anything, i want everyone to be too busy crying over sad they are i am dead. >> greg: and they will cry >> kat: yes they will. >> greg: tears of joy >> kat: especially you. never mind you'll die first. >> greg: i don't know if that's the case. jim you're a median you perform. would you be okay if someone doing this to you

one of the real beatles. [ cheers and applause ] what is your favorite beatles song?> guillermo: oh, "yesterday." "i want to hold your hands," too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you like that song or are you telling me what you want to do after the show? >> guillermo: no, i like the song. >> jimmy: okay. things are starting to get slightly more normal-ish on the covid front. the cdc is dialing back their risk advisory for cruise ships. that designation has been reduced from very high to high, as in, you'd have to be high to go on a cruise. [ laughter ] i went on a cruise once and every night at dinner, you have to sit at the same table. we were trapped sitting next to a guy who kept calling the woman he was with his "ladyfriend." [ laughter ] that alone is a reason to play it safe and stay home. but some people might need a cruise right now. a lot of the country is getting hammered by a new winter storm. winter storm "miles" has an interesting weather pattern. this is what miles looks like. it would appear that parts of the south and midwest are about to be hit with an avoca

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they were good, not classic beatles stuff.me or similar to the one in the "get back" film where voices muddled together or obscured by noises, they were able to extract basically in terms of audio and isolate them so you can hear them. it's probably just a muffled demo recording that they've improved quite a bit. as for the song, none of us know except for paul himself and whoever else is involved. >> i've seen some fans online that are extremely enthusiastic about this, and some that are not quite as pumped that they're using ai to do this. as you said, it's not making upjohn lennon's voice, it's cleaning it up. nonetheless, how do you feel about them sort of resurrecting his vocals? >> it can be a great thing. hearing some of the things that were said in the "get back" film was absolutely fascinating. there are a lot of recordings, bad bootleg recordings, audience recordings from over the years that presumably could benefit from this a whole lot. it's -- it doesn't sound real, i suppose in a certain sense. how much do we rea

. >>> > ai said good-b-bye and the beatles say hello. there's a new record on the way. how the band is using new technology to bring back an old sound. >>> a ban on bans. how one state is protecting public libraries today is wednesday, june 14. "early today" starts right now good morning, i'm phillip mena >> gr glad you're with us. i'm frances rivera in a courthouse in miami, blanr pleaof not guilty. after the hearing, trump returned to his home in bedmb bedminster, new jersey an anti-trump protester was detained and questioned after he jumped in front of trump's motorcade. >>> the story of the ex-president's handling of classified documents began long before hallie jackson has the full recap of what led to the first federal charges ever face bid a u.s. president >> reporter: it starts just after the former president moved out of the white house in 2021, with boxes of classified documents stacked on a stage at mar-a-lago, according to the indictment some then moved to a bathroom. around this time, the national archives demands some of the documents they're supposed to h

who is not a beatles fan?e and the scary side, there has to be good side to it, too. >> it's all about permission. whether people have the permission to use their voice or likeness if you're working collaboratively. now obviously it's hard when someone is deceased to go back and get their permission. it's band members and close colleagues and friends. beatles fans will be excited. this will be their last album. to paul mccartney's point there could be a down side if somebody who wasn't doing this with consent was trying to put out another beatles album. >> laura, who owns the voice then? who owns the john lennon ai voice? >> that's the next frontier of all of this, right? ai would be hard pressed, i'm the walrus, good luck, ai on that. you have no idea what my play list is. you don't even know. i can do a thing all day. >> this is going to work against twhu it takes over the world. >> you're right. i'm just kidding. the idea of intellectual property you're so right about this. one thing if it's a tongue-in-che

playing beatles songs. were you? and — playing beatles songs. were you?, because you? and we said maybe we - should work together, because i knew he was writing for his man and he knew i was writing for my band and we said letsjoin forces and see what happens? the night we were playing inside _ the night we were playing inside the hotel room the night porter— inside the hotel room the night porter threw us out into a parked _ porter threw us out into a parked just outside. but that was, _ parked just outside. but that was, yeah, it was great. you have known _ was, yeah, it was great. you have known each _ was, yeah, it was great. you have known each other - was, yeah, it was great. wm. have known each other than for 57 years? have you ever fallen out? ., 57 years? have you ever fallen om. no- _ 57 years? have you ever fallen om. ne— out? no. no. not really. we have had _ out? no. no. not really. we have had difference - out? no. no. not really. we have had difference of- have had difference of opinions, many, many times. constantly, i was a. but opinions,

the beatles won't just let it be thanks to new technology.y says ai has been used to extract john lennon's voice from an old recording. it is a tribute to the second greatest band from liverpool, right after "frankie goes to hollywood." relax, don't do it. when beatles broke up issue gas was $.40 a gallon. and joe was being raised by puerto rican. they used ai program to separate out lennon's voice from an unfinished song called "now anden this", jackson would tell the ai machine, that's a voice and this is guitar and to lose the guitar. isn't that what you normally do? i wish that is what i could do to remove brian kilmeade's face on "fox and friends." calls the ai tech scary issue but exciting, just like his face. don't let your memory fool you issue the beatles were not that great to begin with? you all right? somebody died over there. check out this original recording. ♪ you know i love you. i'll always be true, so please love me, dude. >> greg: tyrus, is this sack ralig. if i were an artist today, wait, i am issue not music, i would be t

inside abbey road, the beatles musically innovated so much.icial intelligence-driven music? now we know. paul mccartney likes it. he wants to bring john lennon back for an encore. ♪♪ john lennon andccartney wrote in the 1960s. >> it was a demo that john had that we worked on. we just finished it up to be released this year. we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through this ai. ♪ and now and then ♪ >> reporter: fans are getting it will be "now and then" recorded in 1978 send to mccartney after his untimely death. it went unreleased. it could bring the band back together one last time. ai has the ability to learn what john lennon's voice sounds like, allowing them to be reassembled. that kind of technology was unthinkable. >> there's a good side to it. then a scary side. we will have to see where that leads. >> this is great. >> reporter: as ringo told me a decade ago. >> look at the state-of-the-art. this is the tape player. to try to get a good sound, we plugged it into a radio. >> reporter: would you like to still be playing with

beetleings really the beatles?hat about the idea of music for artists who are still alive? what would paul mccartney think if somebody made another paul mccartney album without him? there are really challenges here, legal, of course, ethical and just musical. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> thank you, keir i mean, auto tune was bad enough, but this raises so many questions. >> i do want to hear the song, though. i would like to hear that. >> they have some -- like that recording. why not just release that? >> it is a slippery slope. >> al, what -- >> he's pondering. >> al, just let it be. >> if an artificial tree falls in the forest, do we not hear it >> no, you don't. >> i don't know. one thing we do know, it will be hot through miami and into louisiana and down into texas. we have heat advisories, heat watches, heat warnings it will feel like 120 degrees in some spots today in fact, heat index is 105 in del rio. 106 in houston right on into the weekend, triple digits san angelo del rio, laredo, and we're looking at houston

liberty. ♪ >> back now with a bonus track from the beatles.e other than john lennon. lara is here with details. >> this is unbelievable. good morning to you, and to you. sir paul is calling it a final beatles record and says it combines something old with something very new. john lennon's voice along with a new friend, artificial intelligence. ♪ get back to where you once belonged ♪ >> reporter: this morning beatle mania is back, this time like we have never seen or heard before. ♪ i want to hold your hand ♪ the legendary band set to release new music with the help of artificial intelligence. >> all that is kind of scary but it's the future. >> reporter: former beatle paul mccartney telling bbc radio that ai technology has made it possible to create one more beatles song that will be released later this year. john lennon's voice was ebbing tracted from an old dem in order to finish the song. >> it was an old demo we worked on. we just finished it up. we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through this ai so that then we could mix th

in that clip, that was the beatles dock ewe series "get back." it for the new song. lennon's voice pulled from an old demo recording to finish this new song later this year. >>> when we come back here tonight, the couple going to their high school prom, but the race right beforehand, everyone watching, so, who won? you'll see it. have heart failure with unresolved symptoms? it may be time to see the bigger picture. heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... shortness of breath... and irregular heartbeat could mean something more serious, called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. ♪ dads are special. fun. inspiring. always there for you. so make father's day extra special with gifts he'll love from weathertech. floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... sunshade... ready-to-wash system and cupfone. or our newest product, the golf cart mat. order these american made gifts or a gift card at weathertech.com have a very happ

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you can do this with a beatles song.me reason you can't enjoy a lab grown meat, there needs to be some kind of effort supplied by a living thing to make that thing worth it. what i go to a restaurant where the chefs are robots? or steak from a cow will tell your brain it is better than a lab grown steak. art made by ai on a computer lacks the sweat and tears of the human artist and that is what is going to happen here. you need to have a human hand involved in things. here is a weird theory from scott adams. art communicates the reproductive prowess of the artist subconsciously. you sense it is talent or worth. that is why you cannot be impressed by artificial intelligence, because you cannot sleep with it. >> i am glad you are coming around to my side on this. >> there is something weird about the other story. it is not coming together. >> i was right, you were wrong on ai. you have been touting self-driving cars for years and you need to be able to smell the marijuana smoke coming from the outside car, whether to hit t

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stuart: name an early beatles song, you asked for it. >> um, "hold my hand"?the first single 1962 in england >> i need somebody. stuart: that's a bit later. i was there in 62. don't forget. carl, here we go. mr. "varney" we missed you while on vacation. i have a very unique trivia question for your show in honor of stu, i guess. i know you love the rolling stones, got it. where was the first rolling stones concert in the united states? philadelphia, san francisco, san bernadino, seattle. lauren? lauren: san bernadino, that's not the answer. stuart: susan? >> montreal? i just made that up, san bernadino then. stuart: that is correct. absolutely correct. >> why were you in doubt? you look so skeptical we were right. stuart: i couldn't believe it was california. i thought they come to new york first like the beatles did, but no, no, it's california. >> okay. stuart: thank you to everyone who sent in their friday feedback. this now is time for the friday trivia question which everybody will stick around for. the agent ruins are in which country, mexico, chile, arg

or the beatles. >> or the beatles, yeah. it got very heated. i'm sorry. [ laughter ] i don't know. things where it's barbershop talk, where you're talking about something. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and also, i had to be honest. i didn't listen -- i got really into the beatles maybe, being serious, like a year ago. [ laughter ] i was like, these guys got hits! [ laughter ] these guys are really good! i was listening to like, "let it be" and they didn't even like making that album. >> jimmy: did you watch the documentary? >> yeah, all 20,000 hours of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, right. >> i loved it. it was really good. >> jimmy: after watching that now, where do you stand? who is more influential? beatles or notorious b.i.g.? there's only one answer to the question. >> there's a lot of pressure. i'm going to go with, we'll be right back. >> jimmy: okay, we will be right back. donald glover is here. "atlanta" is his show. we'll be right back. - representative! - sorry, i didn't get that. - oh buddy! you need a hug. you also need consumer cellular. get the exact same coverage as the nati

and when the beatles broke up the world collapsed, i tried other styles. my brother advised me jazz, he himself sang and played the guitar. so it didn't go jimi hendrix is ​​not mine and that i was interested in jazz, hands american this blood group. here and the tears of chicago and i did it strong-willed, but it was a pitiful copy, because we did not know how to play like that. we did not have such instruments and these traditions. here's to wanting your experiments for a period. yes, that is, then there was a group, flowers group flowers - i was a student, and they offered me 30 rubles. you will receive. i came and there pulled some notes for me. it doesn’t matter to me in what genre, if a person is talented, i’m already interested in it, or the music is talented, so i like it, i like carrey’s morals there and i like sting like you felt like a rock musician much more. than such a boy with violins, he studied very diligently at a music school and was one of the leaders, but this is for parents. well, first of all, the boy with the paperclip on the street

i do love me the beatles. >>> we do have some other stories to get to this morning.they don't reach a contract deal by the end of next month. if the strike happens it would be the biggest u.s. labor walkout since the 1950s. among other things the union is seeking higher pray, the removal of surveillance cameras from delivery trucks and more full-time jobs. >> gio: also right now, authorities are investigating reports of a deadly bear attack near phoenix. the sheriff say s one person was killed in prescott national forest. a bear was also put down. bear attacks are rare in the u.s., an average of 11 reported each year, about half though are deadly. >> janai: and nba legend michael jordan is selling his majority stake in the charlotte hornets. that deal said to be worth $3 billion, jordan though will hold a minority ownership of the team, that he first bought back in 2010 for a mere, mere, quote/unquote, $175 million. >> whit: he's done all right for himself. my kids are still buying the jordans. they are. for sure. >>> we start this half-hour with the nba taking actio

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>>> a new release from the beatles? it is on the way. how a.i. is bringing back john lennon for one final encore. >>> the a's continue their series against the tampa bay rays tomorrow evening at it looks like the weather will be pretty good. temperatures at game time in the i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. tele, i'm karen. cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of t

some new beatles music, would you believe is set to be artifil intelligence.o explains i need somebody, not just anybody. the beatles needed a little help with one last song and they are getting it from artificial intelligence. in an interview with the bbc radio show best of today, paul mccartney said ai has been used to extract john lennon's voice from an old demo to create what he's calling the last beatles record. we were able to take john's voice and get it pure through this ai. so that then we could mix the record as you would normally do . this isn't the first time lennon's voice is being brought back from the grave technology was used to separate the beatles voice, including john's from background sounds during the making of director peter jackson's 2021 docu series, the beatles get back. george, who lived his whole in tucson, arizona, he was able to extricate john's voice from a ropey little bit of cassette, where it had john's voice and a piano. he could separate them with ai. they could. they tell the machine. that's the voice. this is a guitar. lose

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you can train alon abba, queen, stones, beatles and at the same time something else comes out.l content, or could you sue for copyright? i suppose it depends on what they use right? if you can lead to... i don't know. nobody knows yet, it's all speculations, what is going to happen, but it is going to happen. i think there will always be a problem with al music because who will be the centre? will it be a machine? what's that? why... i mean a very normal question for us is why do you think we have been so successful with abba? i don't know. i think it's good enough, but i also think it's genuine because it comes from people who mean what they are doing, who put their heart into it and talent. if you don't have that, if you don't have a centre, who's going to be interested in listening to what? but the thing is that in ten, 20 years time, the ai may be as good or as original. that we don't know. that remains to be seen. let mejust come round here. this is chatgpt, which obviously you know about. if i put in here, "write a song in the style of abba..." 0k, verse one. "i thought i

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a february 1964, while the beatles chat and sleep on the slight excitement was building in new york, the revival in the city is hailed. is one of the great spectacles of the 20th century. tomorrow. first, go to new york. as kids who would kind of made it over in england. so we were talking about what goods you know. so we, we felt like high school because the cigarettes out. so it was magical. and while the world was watching these 4 young men, known to one of them had dropped the camera and was turning its men stuck in the world. poor mccartney afraid to go off the whole tool. he captured what he saw. hundreds of pictures which later disappeared into a basement all kinds. but now, decades later, they've been discovered in the move to live in a book that will be published around the world, the to, to indulge. the thing is we had photographers around with us, but they couldn't get this kind of access the this to this was complete before mania the old, well do. it was a writing, an upbeat, beautiful songs became the sound tract of a generation that suddenly felt it could change the wor

absolutely, but there was a history of the beatles. they were better than valentina.olkunova, the jeans were better than the school uniform, and the beer of the guards was better than the beer that happens. there is beer or there is no beer, and it was simple , and besides, soviet propaganda, it was sad and gray and it was for a tick in modern russia, in fact, propaganda serves them she doesn't protect them, let's not make ourselves happy. it's not bad. putin lured good russians into propaganda, he serves them. they hear what they want to hear from us. they don't want to hear. well, the soviet union also wanted to hear it. they wanted what the beatles were better than yosypka , but for 90% of the population they listened to kobzon to a nuclear explosion no-no-no to some kind of nuclear peace yes-yes-yes do you understand that those who did not reach bitus, i mean that they it was objectively better the athenian servlet is famous for some reason it was better than twenty sausages that were so tasty that the whole country would go to moscow and buy them. the truth is th

while the beatles chat and sleep on their flight, excitement was building in new york.heir arrival in the city is hailed as one of the great spectacles of the 20th century. >> coming to america for the first time. come to new york as kids who kind of made it over in england. so we were cocky little kids. so we felt like, hey, this is cool. got the cigarettes out. it was magical. reporter: and while the world was watching these four young men on tour, one of them had grabbed a camera and was turning its lens back on the world. paul mccartney photograph to the whole tour and captured what he saw. hundreds of pictures which later disappeared into a basement archive. but now, decades later, they have been discovered and immortalized in a book that will be published around the world. for all to indulge in. >> the thing is, we had photographers around with us, but we could not get this kind of access. reporter: this tour, this world, complete beatlemania. the old world order was eroding, and the upbeat beatles songs became the soundtrack of a generation that suddenly felt it

. >>> the beatles are back.y are releasing one final song which will include new tracks from john lennon, except it's an artificial intelligence version of lennon. paul mccartney is calling the ai twist scary, but exciting. we are following this right here on cnn "news central." ♪ ♪ >>> this morning the fallout, the fund-raising and the continuation of flat-out lies. after the first-ever federal arrest and a rainment of a former u.s. president, america witnessing history in two strikingly different versions of donald trump. in court, the silent scowl as he sat and 37 federal charges were read, moments later, back on the campaign trail all smiles as the current 2024 gop runner carried on with campaigning, hugging supporters and trashing the legal jeopardy he is under. cnn's katelyn polantz was inside the courtroom in miami. what do we know and what's next here? >> well, what is next is there will be another moment where donald trump's co-defendant walt nauta is going to have to enter a plea of not guilty. he didn