so, yeah, new beatle song, bring it on! how do ou think new beatle song, bring it on!you think peeple _ new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will— new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react _ new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to - new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to it? - new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to it? i - you think people will react to it? i think if you're older you will probably hate it without even listening to it! there something... you know, the fact that all four members have to be in the same room in orderfor the beatles members have to be in the same room in order for the beatles to create a song. but for the younger generation, the teenagers and 20—year—olds that are just getting into beatles music for the first time, they are already used to knowing about and having some of their favourite music currently being produced by artificial intelligence. in fact there's a number of studies that have shown that almost 30% of

everyone knew the beatles, the music and the individuals. up an only child, it was as personal as could be. ringo: got three brothers, and we were very close. and besides the touring, when -- we always shared a room. we only ever got two rooms. it was important, and i think part of our makeup, that we stayed together and closeness, and we really got to know each other and knew where we're coming from. and that certainly happened. jeffrey: ringo, behind his drum kit, sang several songs written by the others, including this one. ♪ and though far overshadowed by his songwriting partners, he did write a few himself. that helped later in his post-beatles career. ♪ ringo: the interesting thing that not a lot of people know is that, when i'd first present my songs, the rest of the band would be rolling on the floor laughing, because i'd really just rewritten some other song. it wasn't my song at all. i just, like, reworded it. and they would say, yeah, sure. [laughter] but that's how i started. i got out of that and started making my own moves. but

, as a beatle .. so i think he would have probably been obstructive as only george could be obstructive about this one. >> well, loads of people i know be running fonnard to and where they close the beatles files at they close the beatles files at the end of their life was george close to paul? how did it all end up this final to this music phenomena ? phenomena? >> they had been so close . i >> they had been so close. i mean, close enough that when they were once in the back of their road managers van in a snowstorm and the windshield broke, the only way they could keep warm was to drink a bottle of whisky and lie on top of each other like penguins. and they shared heat . you couldn't shared body heat. you couldn't get closer than that. of get closer than that. but of course, in the later years there were balkan wars were continual the balkan wars were continual the balkan wars were compared to the were nothing compared to the beatle wars . but in the end, you beatle wars. but in the end, you know ,

then he got to know the beatles.he same club. >> it was 12 hours between two bands. you get to know your own band. we were trying to top them and they were trying to top us. the top was not very high. it was a great learning space. >> the beatles asked ringo to join them and the rest is history. and what history? especially if you are on the inside. he noticed a 1964 photo of the group with muhammad ali. >> this was early the first time in america. we were finally in america. the land of the music that we love. they would bring records over. there was a lot of country and blues. ♪ >> they had countless hit songs and epic albums. >> are you trying to attract attention again? >> everyone knew the beatles. the music and the individuals. ringo grew up an only child. it was as personal as could be. >> we only ever got two rooms. it was part of our makeup that we stay together. we stayed close. we really got to know each other. that certainly happens. >> behind his drum kit he sang several songs written by the others, incl

beatles or taylor swift?tles 100 percent. >> stuart: you are right. >> she is a newbie in the context of how long the beatles have been successful. >> stuart: you are so cool. i like you. >> wow. >> stuart: stay out of this. this is friday feedback. lauren, ashley, and kevin is going to play for heaven's sake. let's get started. first from matt, it is time to put the beatles versus taylor swift goat controversy to bed. anyone who was alive when the beatles came on the scene knows how their presence shook society and the culture worldwide and it could be said they change history while taylor swift is a great talent and breaking records her impact on the world is a drop in the bucket compared the beatles. goat, beatles hands down. the only thing i need to add to that is taylor swift reportedly is now a billionaire. i think she's may have more money than paul mccartney. i don't know. let's get on with this thing. sandy writes this, varney, we loved your story about restaurants charging a bad parenting fee to par

a british man linked to the islamic state death squad known as the beatles pleads guilty to terrorism charges. from today, low income households in england, scotland and wales will get letters telling them about a £150 payment to help with their energy bills. 100 years after walt disney founded his world famous movie studio, the story of the lincolnshire village he visited to trace his ancestors. and coming up on bbc news: five new sports are approved for the 2028 olympics in los angeles. cricket, squash, lacrosse, flag football and baseball or softball are all in. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc�*s news at one. we're live in southern israel where there's little sign of any easing of the humanitarian crisis across the border in gaza, and little let up in israel's military preparations. israel has denied reports that a ceasefire in southern gaza was agreed to allow foreign nationals to leave and humanitarian aid to enter. so far that crossing remains shut. israel has continued air strikes on gaza, it says in retaliation against hamas — proscribed by many western states, including

beatles fa ns beatles fans i'm counting down to the release of what's been called the band's song. premiere next thursday november the 2nd. it's based on a 1970s demo recorded by the latejohn lennon. paul mccartney and ringo starr used artificial intelligence to freshen up the sound from an old cassette tape john had left behind. in a statement, the surviving beatles said hearing jon's voice was quite emotional, and they went on to say the tune is a genuine beatles recording. that's all from cars in washington. stay with us on bbc news. u nsettled unsettled with rain at times, especially wet for eastern scotland. it's down to low pressure to the west of ireland, a huge area of low pressure with showers of rain spiralling around and even some little low pressure systems, such as this one, which could impact england and wales on saturday night with a spell of very wet and windy weather. watch out for dense fog patches across the east midlands and eastern england, lincolnshire, through the morning rush. they should lift into low cloud, we start with some sunshine and then showers deve

. >>> still to come, the beatles come together for a new song. how the band is using artificial intelligence to bring back members for some fresh music. ♪ >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ ♪ love love me do you know i love you ♪ >>> that right there is the beatles' very first single from 1962, "love me do." now more than 60 years later the fab four have a brand-new song called "now and then." you might be wondering how. this comes from the unreleased demo from john lennon and surviving beatles paul mccartney and ringo starr used a.i. to also include the late george harrison. this new song is going to be released next week. >>> a big recall and driverless cars. some of the stories in today's cbs "money watch." another sharp dive for u.s. stocks thursday dragged down by disappointing big tech earnings. the dow dropped 251 points. the nasdaq, 225, and the s&p 500 fell 49 points. >>> today a jury could hear from a disgraced former crypto executive, sam bankman-fried, in the fraud trial against him. this was expect

beatles 400.aureate translated its lyrics for the pioneer magazine koster. joseph brodsky, exactly, we continue, beatles 200, to give the compositions have a retro sound, the group added the hiss of this device, a loudspeaker, you're right, rings 400, in 1980. american astronomer john okeefe suggested that this planet once had rings, however, there is no evidence of this yet, the earth, that’s right, the rings are over 200, on march 1, 2023, trains started running along the large ring line of the moscow metro, the entrance to the station for the first 5 days was exactly like that, free, right. 800 in 2020 , actor chadwick boseman died, in a new film about this superhero released on screens last year there was only archival footage. black panther, that's right, black is over 400. the one closest to the sun, discovered last year, is located. and ophiuchus at a distance of 1,600 light years from us. what are we talking about? black hole? that's right, larisa. black black 200. behind the golovinsky br

and let us tell you that all beatles fans are looking forward to the start. why you ask?is thursday , november 2, the premiere of the latest song by the beatles will take place. now and by john lenn, which was recreated from a 1978 recording using, what do you think? of course, artificial intelligence. there is nowhere without him now. so, the song was originally recorded with piano accompaniment on a cassette of poor quality. eko ono, john lennen's wife, discovered this reorientation in 1994 and passed it on. his half-macartni, the musicians tried for a long time to clear the recording of extraneous noise, but as a result, with the help of new technologies they succeeded, it is noted that the composition now and then will be released as a double single and will combine the last song of the beatles with the first love me to do 602, this is the kind of collaboration that will generally work out, and that ’s not all, on november 3, the beatles will present a video for the song love and then now and then here this is such a surprise for all the fans of this british group, al

a beatle is on the rolling stones album, what is going on?y shop, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> he loved it he said, "my dream!" >> jimmy: really >> he said, "a beatle gets on to play on a rolling stones album. yeah, he was really knocked out. >> jimmy: it's so good wait until you hear this album and it's getting great reviews so congratulations on that i also want to mention, by the way, i know everyone probably knows this maybe if you don't, you're an amazing painter. you really are a great artist. >> i've been painting since i was little >> jimmy: yeah, was your family into it? >> yeah, my two older brothers i grew up eight years behind ted, ten years behind art. and -- >> jimmy: great name >> and all of our initials spell "art." art, ron, and ted. anyway, so the thing is, if they - they were musicians too. so, if they played, i would play and if they painted, i would paint. and it just stuck with me all the years. >> jimmy: i figured i'd show just a couple just to see -- >> i just copied that. that's a tribute to van gogh >> jimmy: yeah it's

the beatles, this is the most popular , what came into your head? beatles the most popular submaririn, well, of course, let it be, there is something else, like build a tower, and then i’ll voice the correct answer, okay, oh-oh-oh, well, it doesn’t matter there is nothing to lose, little depends on your construction, now, your team, alas, has zero points, so all you can lose is a passion for construction, or something, return to the team, thank you, liberum had a version at your table, this elton john, elton john, and the song, your song, your song, yes today, exactly, that’s what it seems to me, a little more more popular, a little more, well, in my subjective opinion, of course, you defined it so clearly. immediately, without doubt, and if there was an opportunity to ask a few more leading questions, i’m convinced you would have gotten to the bottom of the truth, and so the third round is over and we’re summing it up, with a score of 26:00 in the third round and in the whole game, overall the winner team libirum, liberum, today you are the winners

i thought you might enjoy what i paid for seeing the beatles.ud you ever see the beatles in england? ashley: oh, ibish we're. no, never -- i wish. i had a beatles haircut as a child. i was a mop top. yeah, i mean, $7. i looked that up, actually, it's about $65 this today's money, so that's incredibly reasonable to see the beatles. stuart: yes, definitely. moving on, this comes from a. woodman . enough with the boring taylor swift already. [laughter] what is the big deal? do not care how much money or attention she attracts. wait a minute, are you sick of taylor swift news? lauren: a little bit. this taylor swift/travis kelce trailer news, the moniker, look, she's a role model and she's successful. i really can't say anything bad about her. stuart: let me tell you why we put her on the show as many times as we can, she rates. lauren: how do you know that? stuart: i follow the ratings very, very carefully. whenever we mention her name or to a story about her, up she goes. you can't beat that -- ashley: why don't we do three hours on her? stuart: l

a beatle - [ cheers and applause a beatle -- a beatle and the rolling stones played on one song together and paul, first off, they gave us -- one of their first big hits, "i wanna be your man. they were the ones that called us and said, "hey, we've got this song here." you know - >> jimmy: that's right >> and so -- but we -- our -- our relationship with john and paul, and with the beatles, was -- it went back -- it goes back to the '62, '63, you know and -- >> jimmy: what was the relationship did you hate each other? did you -- >> no. other -- we'd -- we'd play up to the -- i think, you know, there was, like, a beatles versus stones thing, and then -- yeah, yeah, but not really >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] >> meanwhile, we're working together saying, "is your single ready?" >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, yeah >> and then -- and i'll go, and -- >> jimmy: i'll put ours out. >> but, no, "we -- we have a a couple of weeks to go. and "okay. you go first." so, we tried not to clash with our stuff. they gave us songs also, paul and john are on a a track called "we love you. >> jimmy: oh, yeah

anyway, course like the anyway, of course i like the beatles. beach boys, beatles.r, are still the best band of opinion . of all time unpopular opinion. >> no, i think that can't you just like both? >> like no palestine. >> no. like no palestine. >> no. like no palestine. >> and this man loves a hierarchy. yeah. >> he's got to have his list hierarchies. fair enough. okay right. let's take a look at this story in the mail. nick, if we have to . have to. >> yes. this is students vote on whether allow glory for whether to allow glory holes for anonymous sex in public toilets at germany university. i don't see this the tories. >> when cresta doesn't produce. see this the tories. >> inknoeresta doesn't produce. see this the tories. >> inknow lesta doesn't produce. see this the tories. >> inknow i pickdoesn't produce. see this the tories. >> inknow i pick thein't produce. see this the tories. >> inknow i pick the storiesduce. see this the tories. >> inknow i pick the stories on e. >> i know i pick the stories on my podcast guys. a million downloads, but not this. just wha

ensemble and the warsaw pact ensemble , selective image yes the beatles are beyond competition, it isory according to the fate of dmitry kharatyan, here we go, we go and i’m looking forward to what came first, the midshipman or the green van, of course, the green van, the green van, well , yes, yes, the green van - this is 83, by the way, 40 years this year, we filmed 40 years ago, green van, where are you july and twentieth year, two songs that maxim sakovich danaevsky allowed, allowed me to perform in this two-part film... this is where dim van was filming, he was filming in an ode, this is an odessa film studio, odessa film studio, and alexander pavlovsky was the director of this film, but in general this film should have been and wanted to be made by vladimir semyonovich vysotsky in the eighties, and even by the way, the last entry in his work book is not an actor of the taganka theater, but a director of the odessa film studio, there is little about that who knows, but this is a fact, he had already quit taganka, he was finishing his roles, but at the end of summer he had to star

the stones just released a new album, and the beatles have a new song coming out. >> yeah. no, it's kind of cool that they're able to get to bring it back after so many years and find this and then finish it. >> it's cool. >> instant classic people are going to go wild. >> yeah, that's going to be amazing. >> all right. that's going to do it for this. for it, we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪ my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs

the beatle legend's former girlfriend, may pang, reveals their time together, song secrets from eltonjohn's lyricist, bernie taupin. and just in time for halloween, jack osborne and his new wife, aree, take on universal's halloween horror nights. from universal studios hollywood, access hollywood starts right now. [upbeat music] our bebe rexha las vegas exclusive. welcome to the weekend edition of access hollywood. i'm scott evans. bebe performed at the jbl stage at the life is beautiful festival. and only we were with her moments before she took on her electrifying show. how are you feeling right now? - a little stressed. - you're a little stressed? yeah. i always get a little stressed, a little antsy before i go on stage, because you never know what's going to happen. you might get hit in the face with a phone. you might-- - get out of here! [laughs] bebe: i'm just kidding. scott: get out of here. - no, i'm joking. scott: bebe can now make light of the incident that happened back in june, when a fan threw a phone that hit her in the face while on stage. and her strength also just ca

, this is... the most popular thing that popped into your head, i think that in the beatles, the moster, okay, so oh-oh-oh, well, there’s nothing to fix anyway, little depends on your trickles, now your team, alas, has zero points, so all you can lose is song, your song, your song, yes today, exactly, that’s what it seems to me, a little more popular, a little more, well, in my subjective opinion, of course, you have so clearly defined the group, right away, i have no doubt. and if there was an opportunity to ask a few more leading questions, i am convinced that you would have got to the bottom of the truth, and so the third round is over and we sum it up with a score of 26:00 in the third round and in the whole game, in general, the liberum team wins, liberum, today you winners of the show tower, this crystal symbol is rightfully yours, catch these applause, these smiles that fly in your direction, the sweetest thing is ahead, super game, show tower, well, liber, here you are in the super game, now you have reached the most important and desired thing in our show, there will be no mo

i mean, i don't know if the beatles had one that david bowie had one, supposedly ethan janis joplin. you know, who has a serious um, oh lord, won't you? by the 1st eighty's bed. that was the car that was okay, that song she is taking a ride with some other rockstar who had won a mercy of different kind of intoxicating trip for the music scene. but the clientele also included actors like elizabeth taylor and fashion designer cocoa show. now, none could resist the charms of the $600.00 actually eclectic mix of owners from pop star peace activist john lennon to edi. i mean it looks like the kind of the car that somebody important should be driving. so i don't know if the beatles cared about looking important, but i think the world leaders want to what they consider to be the best car john lennon. he bought it because he could do it. right. do you have that much money in for him? i think it was just you know, he made it right. he was successful and it was a great comfortable car, but edi, i mean, i think it was more typical dictate or a showing off button. both had made it in their round

, this is the most popular thing that came into your head, i think that the beatles is the most popularepends on your construction, now, your team has zero points, so all you can lose is a passion for construction, or something, return to the team, thank you, there was a version at your table, this is elton john, elton john, song, your song, your song. yesterday, exactly, that ’s what it seems to me, a little more popular, a little more, well, in my subjective opinion, of course, look, you have so clearly decided on the group, right away, without doubt, and if there was an opportunity to ask a few more leading questions, i am convinced that you would get to the bottom of the truth, and so the third round is over and we are summing up its results, with a score of 26:00 in the third round and in the whole game, in general, the biberum team wins, liberum, today you are the winners of the show tower, this crystal symbol is rightfully yours, catch these applause, these smiles that fly in your direction, the sweetest thing is ahead, super game, show tower.

the beatles will also be releasing some music. the last beatles song comes out next month.and ringo starr. the two remaining living beatles finished a song this year called now and then. it was written and recorded by the late band member john lennon at his new york city home in 1970. the song includes original vocals by lennon that were preserved using artificial intelligence. it will be released worldwide, died on november second, inspired by all the bizarre headlines out of florida. >> get ready for the quote florida man games. so block out february 24th of 2024. if you're interested in this sunshine state spectacle, the games will poke fun at florida's reputation for producing strange news stories involving drugs, booze, reptiles, all of them. some events include a mullet contest and beer belling, beer, belly wrestling. the rest are a couple of former american gladiators. the competition is billed as a place where the bizarre meets brawn and sanity is optional. oh, they're going to have ice out there. >> oh, why am i weirdly into this? i would go if i was in florida bec

>> you might be asking, joe, how can the beatles come together when two are not alive?nd yoko ono gave the recording to the three surviving memberded their parts. the help of sound technology, paul and ringo finished the song last year. the song comes out november 2 nrd. they will release a documentary around the release. >> wait long enough and technology gets good. >> people will go nuts. >> it is supposed to sound great. >>> up next, speaking of music, chris stapleton, the eight-time grammy winner, is expanding his tour into 2024. the new dates kickoff in san diego and go through next summer. stapleton invited willie to sit down and chat and talk about the rendition of the national anthem at the super bowl earlier this year. >> what is the level of n nervousness going into the system? >> it is a hard song for any singer. i don't care. >> were you aware afterwards that the eagles head coach had tears coming down his face and jason kelce was choked up? >> you made people cry. good. i'll go watch the game. >> i'll go watch the game. catch the full conversation tomorrow

yellow submarine, well, we all live on a yellow submarine, yes, yes, uh-huh, this is our version, beatlesour version, and therefore, i must voice the correct answer, and either accept or not accept, and you either go to the construction site or don't go to the construction site. there were some other versions at your table, i accepted this one, of course, well, it’s just the most popular english one that pops up in my head, isn’t it? well, how can it be, of course, god save the queen, but is this from english, especially from this group, from the beatles, is this the most popular thing that came into your head? i think the most popular thing in the beatles is submarines, well, of course, let it be, there is something else, how about building it? well , there’s nothing to lose anyway, little depends on your construction project now your team, alas, has zero points, so all you can lose is a passion for construction, or something , return to the team, thank you, liberum there was a version at your table, this is elton john, elton john, and the song. this is what seems to me a little more pop

so i don't know if the beatles cared about looking important. but i think the world leaders want to what they consider to be the best car john lennon. he bought it because he could do it. right. do you have that much money in for him? i think it was just you know, he made it right. he was successful and it was a great comfortable car, but edi, i mean, i think it was more typical dictate or are showing off button. both had made it in their rounds, per se, to sure. the 6 of it attracted the best of the best. and the worst of the worst. i don't know where i i belong the mercedes, 600. the ultimate set of wheels for those seeking a bit of automotive majesty. the good, the bad, and the beautiful. but presidents pop culture icons impulse a german economic miracle in a car that for some symbolizes an area in which nothing was impossible, and the likes of which will probably never see again the, at the out of this refugee companies this morning. so the most pleasant time of the day, it's still relatively cool. adam and safety now getting ready for anoth

, and not just the beatles too, the beatles also smeared, and remember how the group queen , with...ixed so many genres in one song, bohemian slavery, that’s how we do it, that’s what i’m getting at, that’s what i’m leading to, i this is what i’m leading to, this shouldn’t be, if a bad song in a good wrapper is bad , there must be a good song, we must do this, we must learn to write further, continue to study, we have great hits, which too, no, we have everything, don’t get me wrong, but we also have to look at this further, we have bad songs of the same love or even all the popular songs that all our stars sing, from small to great, well, good songs, of course, how do we need to make sure that these songs have their influence even on the rest of the, so to speak, honest world, this is how we do this ? break the patterns, and this is right, and this is how to break them, if you don’t know how to play, you know, some people say: i play, let’s say, modern avant-garde music, i don’t limit myself in anything. that is, when we play our traditional music, more or less, then we seem to be w

. >>> it has been more than 60 years since the beatles took the world by storm. just half of the quartet is still with us today, but we're about to get a brand-new beatles song thanks in part to artificial intelligence. the new track called "now and then" will be released next thursday. the late john lennon wrote and recorded the song at his home in 1970. the band tried to finish it after his death, but the vocals were not clear enough. now paul mccartney and ringo starr has finished it using ai. >>> it's been called the most athletic showdown on earth and paid to the legend of the florida hawerchuk. >>> this is a paul thing, so i know you're familiar with any florida man joke. >> i am a florida man. i feel offended, but go ahead. you couldn't have waited for vern to be on set for this? >> one of the best twitter accounts in the history of that site. >> when somebody does something bizarre and florida gets posted on the internet, it's usually matt who does it. get ready for the florida man games. >> what could go wrong? >> they're coming to st. augustine this feb

when they ask me what is your favorite ensemble, it was, i say, i had two favorite ensembles, the beatlesthe ensemble the countries of warsaw, a collective image, and the beatles are beyond competition, that’s clear, they have always remained for centuries, i’ll move a little bit along with you through history. according to the fate of dmitry kharatyan, here we go, we go, and i’m looking forward to what came first, midshipman or green van, of course, green van, well, yes, yes, green van - 80, by the way, 40 years this year, we filmed 40 years ago, green van, where are you july and twentieth year, two songs by maxim sakovich danaevsky allowed, allowed me to perform in this two-part film, and this is where, dim, the van was filmed, it was filmed in the water, this is an odessa film studio, by the way, he even has the last entry in his work book not as an actor at the antaganka theater, but as a director at an odessa film studio, about this few people know, but it’s a fact, here it is quit his job at taganka, he was finishing his roles , but at the end of the summer he had to start working o

both elvis and the beatles performed there, good enough for the king and the beatles.at the corny dog is born -- i called it a corn dog, we officially named it a corny dog. but corny dog was born in this fair. the corn dog is awesome, i'm just saying. it's pretty good. and every year, della kesey is like you deep-fried twinkies and chicken fried bacon, they do that. makes national news because it's a really good just a little bit. or i can't make it down right now, i have a lot of jobs. chris, he is joining us. this year's most fabulous fried foods. hey, chris, what's going on? >> kelly clarkson! there's one thing you need to know about the state fair of texas, we don't count calories and there's no such thing as our diana, can i get an amen? >> kelly: how is it going down there? >> we realize you couldn't be here this year but i've got some good friends over at milano hat company and they want you to feel like you're at home can we have a surprise for you. drum roll, please. let's see what you got. [applause] >> kelly: it's killing me. i don't care. >> that is 10-eggs

. >>> it has been more than 60 years since the beatles took the world by storm.lf of the quartet is still with us today, but we're about to get a brand-new beatles song thanks in part to artificial intelligence. the new track called "now and then" will be released next thursday. the late john lennon wrote and recorded the song at his home in 1970. the band tried to finish it after his death, but the vocals were not clear enough. now paul mccartney and ringo starr has finished it using ai. >>> it's been called the most athletic showdown on earth and paid to the legend of the florida so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. hawerchuk. >>> this is a paul thing, so i know you're famili

the military garrisons where i lived with him, this is probably where it all started, and then the beatlestones, and so on, and when the idea came to how to organize my own group, well, it was about 12 or 14 years for me, at the age of 12, my own group, well, yes, at the boys’ school we did something there, what you played , i played the guitar, and you were self-taught, yes, i kind of think that it happened so that i received a general education in universities, yeah, and somewhere else i studied at higher courses, and of course, the teachers i have there were, for me, they were a discovery in the world in general , not only of artificial history , but also the scientific world in general, in all the directions that i work in, i am mostly self-taught, but it sounds something like that. very strange self-taught, but in principle self-education, this is probably even more important than professional education, because if you study somewhere formally, yeah, get a professional diploma, then this is one story, but when you study like a fanatic yourself, when you love , and you don’t spend, don

ar armenchik, won’t you play yeskey, every real beatle and rolling should have his own esterday, andhing that happened has not been wiped away, not with cotton wool, not with soap, from our souls, here we live in order to suffocate tomorrow, we live in order to suffocate tomorrow, ugly elzy, what are you fumbling about eyes and how sirushka's claw you scrape the speckles, everything that has passed means we need to add more to make it light, at least for a minute, because we we live in order to squeeze tomorrow, we live in order to die tomorrow, we loved to dance with a bass on glass , we knew how to swim on a salty kestote, and walk on thin ice, in our native kotmand, we cleaned our stomachs with alcohol, we went to war drunk, but without waiting for the victorious end. they returned in the morning to their native takmandu of the sun in the blue skies, and without clothes the wall performed noura, tanya with a belly. we didn’t walk around the universe singing a beat, but we can safely say in advance, there is no place better than europe, and than our native land, khatmat. a whoever

you, nothing good can come of a person , i wouldn’t want to be a pilot as a child, but nikita, b, a beatleerything came together at the age of 12, a festival dedicated to aviation , but gave him the opportunity to stand with his guitar on stage. gentlemen, just think, everything that you will hear now was written by him himself, this is the trick , not only will there be another extremely important figure for our meeting, but more about this later, look, what a bright-eyed, handsome yaroslavl man, huh? gentlemen, remember him like this, he he will say more, but for now nikita vorentsov greets you with his first song, success, 7 minutes by taxi, forty if on foot, without calling, sorry, i’ll explain everything later, it’s getting warmer, the arrows are always in a hurry, press play, it’s almost sunset, up the steps higher and higher, we go up to the roof, the whole city is butted for us, being together is a good reason, you and i are closer, closer, just the two of us on this roof, the city lies under our sneakers, you will get everything, answers, i squeeze my palm, you look into my eyes,

trump's attorney claims the fine violated the former president's free speech rights >>>and the beatles are back. the fab four will be out with a new song called "now and then. the release of the song which is being dubbed as the last new tune was made possible by artificial intelligence. it helped to isolate john l lennon's voigce on a demo, and t includes decades-old guitar parts from george harrison so you've got the rolling stones touring, and the beatles out with a new record. >> rolling stones are out with a new record or dropping soon. bertha, thank you. >>> ahead on "power lunch," a key contrarian call. oppenheimer's john stofos has a shockingly high yearend s&p target we'll speak to him next. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay.

the beatles to the future. beatles get back to the future. found this old recording of john lennon, they're going lennon, and they're going to basically take voice and basically take his voice and it's going to be released next week, going to be the week, and it's going to be the very single of the beatles. very last single of the beatles. and what it does, it shows the fantastic use of this sort of technology where can technology where you can recreate and basically enhance those sort of things accordingly. >> i think they use they're using the word artificial intelligence, though, is worrying people because they're thinking worrying people because they're thinkirvoice that what john's voice and that isn't what they've at all. it's really they've done at all. it's really john lennon. was a recording john lennon. it was a recording found by his widow, ono, found by his widow, yoko ono, and a tape labelled and handed on a tape labelled for to mccartney and for paul to paul mccartney and that's now they've got the that's and now they've got the

duet, pugacheva and the beatles, oh well, they never met, they never met, but i have such a recordingen, there is michael jackson sings along with the singers, by the way, you pour it in, fill it up, you stepped on the plate over there with your knives, you can collect whatever you want there, i’m sorry, i didn’t mean to , forgive me, pay for it, i’ll go, where? i'll go see that citizens, he look, people, your boat called marriage is setting off on a long voyage, troubles and hardships await her ahead, mixed times, but the main thing is that she doesn't crash, things called everyday life, forgive me, please, can i a little faster, a little, really necessary. yes, yes , of course, so, on this long journey difficulties will await you throughout your life, but it is important that each of you, shoulder to shoulder , continues to row the harbor called happiness. excuse me, but can we get to the point? let's hurry up, otherwise we've already paid for the restaurants , i want to drop in for at least 5 minutes while the boat is under ... no, no, okay, come on, so come on, whatever we have at

phenomena, yes, i i repeat, i don’t want to offend anyone, but such cultural phenomena as the el beatlesits, but this is connected with the media, today, look what our situation is , i'm on in the first year, while conducting a master class, i give the task to journalists , my young, yes, first-year students, when we are being interviewed, to choose some famous interviewers, and my task is to negotiate with them so that the freshman will go and interview them, the result of which was the book that we made, and you elena leonidna reviewed it, thank you very much for this, but look what i have encountered over the past few years, i have been confronted, usually like we have a small group of six there are eight people, i say, guys, the main thing is that you these interviewers did not match you, you choose everyone, then i will provide you with, so to speak, to produce for them, yes, so several years ago , names unknown to me began to appear on these lists, last academic year, out of six selected interviewers, students , freshmen, i didn’t know, in my opinion three of them, well, half of th

so i don't know if the beatles cared about looking important. but i think the world leaders want to what they consider to be the best car john glenn. and he bought it because he could do it. right. do you have that much money in for him? i think it was just you know, he made it right. he was successful and it was a great comfortable car. but edi, i mean, i think it was more typical dictate or are showing off. button bows had made it in their rounds, per se, to sure, the 6 of it attracted the best of the best. and the worst of the worst. i don't know where i i belong the mercedes, 600. the ultimate set of wheels for those seeking a bit of automotive majesty. the good, the bad and the beautiful. but presidents pop culture icons and pulse. a german economic miracle and a car that for some symbolizes in the area in which nothing was impossible, and the likes of which will probably never see again the, at the out of this refugee companies this morning. so the most pleasant time of the day. it's still relatively cool adam and city and not getting read

harold macmillan was the prime minister and the beatles had only just released their debut album.n, that's what it's all about, isn't it? putting lights back on. cos we rely on it nowadays, don't we? he is 75 now and has been working on the overhead power lines across kent and sussex for 60 years. i thought i'd be long gone by now. i thought the grim reaper would have come calling by now. but there we are, i'm still here. he is absolutely incredible and to think he is still doing the job he does, we have not seen anybody else older and still going at a height like he does. still keeping the youngsters in check. the biggest moments of his career was the great storm in 1987, which took almost three weeks to completely restore the power. devastating for the network. it put the lines down, poles snapped off, transformers on the ground, it was a major job to get it all rebuilt. it's clear that nothing will be stopping him any time soon. i have no plans for retirement at the moment, so i'll keep plodding on. voice-over: for more - stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website

wore bell-bottom trousers, sat in a baseball cap, and the musicians themselves are a parody of the beatlesin the provocative cartoon , the composer also sang for the king in a duet with the princess. oh , my poor pipe fool. we wrote for ourselves, to make it funny. my professors, conservatories, who. who then laughed and says the bremen musicians, some says a funny thing, so to speak, i think, well, if the old professors can’t laugh, it means that this is what it is, after the bremen sips, the famous one is in demand for dozens of cartoons, plays, movies and even if there were no words, without it melody it is no longer possible to imagine the adventure of the baby and carlson, gentlemen of fortune, wake up sing began a long-term creative friendship with mark zakharov, the housekeeper called him as in carlson because he came and says now we will compose as we compose about pleasure on the edge, freeze, angels, look, i i'm playing, a song from the film the man from boulevard des capucines has become the anthem of the cinematograph. he who, while playing, could make one think about something

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and the warsaw pact ensemble, a collective image, beyond competition, it is clear that there are no beatles the midshipman or the green van, of course, the green van, well, yes, yes , the green van is 83, by the way, 40 years this year, we filmed 40 years ago, green van, where are you, july and twentieth year, two songs that maxim sakovich danaevsky allowed me to perform in this two-part film, and where is dim? the van was filmed, it was filmed in ode, this is an odessa film studio, an odessa film studio, and alexander pavlovsky was the director of this film, but in general this film should have been and wanted to be made by vladimir semyonovich vysotsky in the eightieth year, he even, by the way, has the last entry in his work record book, not an actor of the antaganka theater, but a director odessa film studio, few people know about this, but this is a fact, he had already quit taganka , he was finishing his role, but at the end of summer he had to start working on the green van, a script was written with igor shevtsov, it was according to this script 3 years later, we made this film , wh

as the beatles, has pleaded guilty to terrorism charges.ine lesley davis appeared via video link from belmarsh prison and admitted possessing a firearm for terrorism purposes and two counts of funding terrorism . his counts of funding terrorism. his sentencing has been adjourned until next month . parliaments until next month. parliaments independent expert panel has recommended that tory mp peter bone be suspended for six weeks for bullying and sexual misconduct. a report by the watchdog says the mp for wellingborough committed many varied acts of bullying and one act of sexual misconduct against act of sexual misconduct against a member of his staff. in 2012 and 2013. the mp denies the allegations, calling them factually false . the foreign factually false. the foreign secretary has travelled to albania to help tackle illegal migration. the annual berlin process summit will bring together western balkan and european leaders. james cleverly is expected to look for cooperation on the movement of migrants as the government looks to stop cros