>>> ringo starr gained fame, fortune and a certain degree of cult status during his time with the beatlesistoric band broke up a half centery ago, but ringo is still going strong. he's on a world tour, has a new album and a new concert special airing monday right here on cbs. anthony mason reports. >> you've played here before. >> i have played here. several times. and it's always a thrill. >> is it? >> well, yeah. it's, you know, the home of country music. >> yeah. ♪ i'm spellbound ♪ >> when i was a teenager, hank williams and people like that, this was the aim of the game, is to get to here. >> are you ready to hear some good music? >> reporter: in nashville ringo starr played the mother church of country music. ♪ sitting here wondering ♪ >> this is really cool. >> this is elvis. >> oh, elvis's. okay. and then kitty wells is up there. >> i love kitty wells. i just love kitty wells. i have a great band. >> reporter: he was at the ryman to celebrate his latest record, "look up," an unexpected album of country songs. ♪ don't look down on the shadow town ♪ ♪ look up ♪ it came about after he

i share your love for beatles music. what's your favorite song? own any beatles ties?i used to own some but way out of date now and not worn one in years. what's your favorite beatle song? >> abby road. stuart: that's an album. >> i know. i don't know. stuart: lauren? name the four beatles. lauren: oh, no, the four beatles, ringo start >> paul mccartney. stuart: hey, no helping. lauren: i saw him in concert 15 years ago and floored with the energy and he was early 70s at the time. stuart: that's two. lauren: ringo star, paul mccartney. george harrison and the main one john lennon. thank you. john lennon. stuart: okay. this is from paul, three cheers for stuart, ashley and lauren. stuart, should buy that go carte for lauren. lauren: $549 and comes out in april and my birthday is in april. there you go. birthday present. stuart: this is lauren scooting away from the tv show. >> i missed that . stuart: look how fast she goes. watch how fast she goes. there she goes. lauren: i didn't practice. >> you'll never be late to set again. drive that down the hallway. lauren: the p

like i was like the fifth beatle when i went in there. >> oh, really? >> yeah.>> they'll know you. they'll. >> they'll know you. >> yeah. it's huge. so, so i, you know, it's right across the street from sprouts. so, you know, i might go there because i know that the prices. >> don't say i didn't warn you. they're going to mob you in there. >> oh, boy. i'll wear a hat and glasses. >> hello to all my friends at grocery outlet. all right. new this morning, a north bay school is suddenly closed for the day. administrators say someone broke into the building and left behind a trail of damage. ktvu james torres is live at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. james. >> so good morning to you. we've actually seen a number of parents come through this way trying to drop students off, only just now getting the word that school isn't happening today. all because some officers, deputies, detectives from the department of public services say that someone had come in. possibly a group of people came into the school, ransacked a number of classrooms, leaving a great bi

well, beatles fans can go to san francisco's de young museum.bit opened over the weekend, giving you a fascinating behind the scenes look at the legendary beatles and their arrival in the u.s. 60 years ago. it's called the eyes of the storm. it looks at the 1964 beatlemania through the eyes of paul mccartney, one of the beatles. he took all of these historic photos. >> this is a rare opportunity to get to understand this pivotal moment within cultural and music history, through the lens of one of the beatles own members, rather than through the lenses of the news photographers who were, you know, shoving their cameras in their faces. so we really get an intimate understanding of this moment in time. and that's a very rare, you know, insight into this moment. >> now, mccartney's photos capture the beatles incredible journey from liverpool, england, to the ed sullivan show from december 1963 through february 1964. mccartney found these old photos just five years ago. the eyes of the storm exhibit will be open until early july at the deyoung museum

but he acknowledged those of the founders to the beatles right. the beatles. wouldn't you take out one of the beatles? and they're just not as good. you can argue about, you know, maybe jefferson was john lennon or whatever. ringo was john jay, but, you know, you needed them all on this yeasty mix. and then finally, you know, the the long list of abuses in the declaration and some of them are a little a bit much in, right. because at the end of the day, i mean, there was this huge constitutional dispute and contention going on. but prior to the revolution, we are probably the freest people on on earth, which goes to duvall's point about we want to preserve that status quo. probably the wealthiest people per capita on earth, a minor standing of the colonial soldiers were taller, british soldiers was get, so they had better nutrition isn't that usually that's the case three inches three inches that huge so and then just finally i would just stick up for a point that paul a mayor makes, you know, we talk about the preamble we've talked today about how to list the

the pre-beatles era of music, which i loved.les and scenes like this led young nick straight to rock 'n' roll. >> i wanted to be famous on the tv, meet more girls. that was my main ambition at the time. it didn't take me too long to realize that if i wanted to have any kind of long career, i had to learn how to write songs. tom: a composer he became, writing songs he still performs today. but as he gained confidence, he also learned humility as when he produced costello's classic debut album. >> i started the -- i said what you should do here is this, that and don't sing there. after about two days i was turned out of the studio. and then i was turning up a few days later saying, what would you like to do today? tom: in 1979, nick lowe established hit maker status on his own. a british documentary shows him looking very much a rockstar. but he says that involved a certain amount of role-play. >> i realized really soon that i wasn't the sort of person who could sustain that. tom: you didn't think rock superstardom. >> i'm not elt

. >> many bay area beatles fans will be heading to san francisco's deyoung museum during the next fewhat opened this weekend gives visitors a fascinating, behind the scenes look at the legendary band's arrival in the us 60 years ago. and most exciting of all, the eyes of the storm looks at the 1964 beatlemania through the eyes of paul mccartney. he took all of these historic photos. >> this is a rare opportunity to get to understand this pivotal moment within cultural and music history, through the lens of one of the beatles own members, rather than through the lenses of the news photographers who were, you know, shoving their cameras in their faces. so we really get an intimate understanding of this moment in time. and that's a very rare, you know, insight into this moment. >> mccartney's photos capture beatles incredible journey from liverpool to the ed sullivan show and more from december 1963 through february of 1964. mccartney found these old pictures just five years ago. the eyes of the storm exhibit will be open until july at the deyoung museum. well, over the weekend, the 40 n

sergeant pepper's is the best beatles album.people will fight. >> over the fact. >> i think it's a magical mystery tour. wow. >> that's insane. that's insane. >> that's why i'm happy to have this debate. i think about what's on that album. it's strawberry fields, you know, penny lane, all you need is love. i'm telling you, it's not a traditional choice. >> day in the life. >> yeah, solid, but i think. but then you still have to deal with, like, mr. kite. >> a day in the life. incredible. but he's actually 70 years old. let's. >> i was. >> a baby, so. >> nobody. nobody cares about the beatles. elvis was a hero to most french. never met. >> french wine is not as good as california wine. i'm sorry i had to say it. when i drink french wine, i can taste the snootiness. i can taste the. thank you for pronouncing that wrong. when i drink california wine, i feel the warmth. i feel the welcome, i feel the beach. i feel the fruit in the sun. i like california wine and i'm american. i like foreign everything. >> you're pro-tariff. >> i dri

also still ahead this morning, an experience for beatles fans.ake a walk through the eyes of paul mccartney. and a new exhibit here in san francisco. and we'll take you outside for a live look from our south beach camera. you see traffic moving along nicely. expect some wet roads as we have this level one system moving through. it's (phone dings) for the acute treatment of migraine with or without aura in adults, nurtec odt can provide relief in 2 hours which can last up to 2 days. (♪) don't take if allergic to nurtec odt. allergic reactions can occur even days after use, like trouble breathing and rash. get help if you have trouble breathing, swelling of the face, mouth, tongue, or throat. common side effect is nausea. when migraine takes your time, take nurtec. ask your doctor about nurtec odt. ghirardelli intense dark. bold... rich... intensely delicious dark chocolate. ghirardelli intense dark. makes life a bite better. is back in the bay area this weekend and we have a backstage pass for you. the new paul mccartney photo exhibit opened this

. >> yeah, ed sheeran, the beatles, you know, the. >> beatles, right? maybe he's a. >> brown. >> maybe he's. >> kasie hunt starts right now. she would. >> have known. >> it's musk. >> versus the cabinet. let's head into the. >> arena. >> new reporting on fireworks between elon musk and members of the trump cabinet as they met behind. >> closed doors yesterday. >> what it might. >> reveal about. >> the state. >> of the billionaire's political clout. >> plus deja vu. >> all over again. president trump threatens another change to his ever changing tariff policy, as if the confusion and uncertainty weren't stressful enough for americans and the markets, let alone canada and mexico. and we're standing by for an update on the mysterious deaths of actor gene hackman and his wife. with so many questions about what happened, will authorities in new mexico give us any answers? hi everyone. i'm kasie hunt, welcome to the arena. it's wonderful to have you with us on this friday. we did make it to friday. as we come on the air. new reporting breaking this afternoon.

you may have heard of the beatles. they're. they're not on the list.s officially released today to mark commonwealth day one song he features diana ross upside down., upside down boy, you turn me inside out. >> diana ross when i was much younger, it was impossible not to get up and dance when it was played, and i wonder if i can still could you be loved? and for the second time in two weeks, mike myers returns to saturday night live to poke fun at elon musk. but for this sketch, myers called on an old character to mock the world's richest man. >> but was taking this job a bad idea? a lot of people seem to really hate me. my tesla stock is crashing, and my personal net worth just dropped by $100 billion. >> we knew it would happen. myers dusting off his old doctor evil character from the austin powers movies. musk has previously scoffed at the snl impression, posting that, quote, humor fails when it lies. myers being back. anyone into this? no. >> no. >> i thought he was. >> no comment. >> i was b minus. >> b minus. rob. this is a rough crowd. okay? i w

twist and shout with the beatles. all the single ladies, all the single ladies beyonce. like a rolling stone. i love the movie and the new movie featuring all the music of bob dylan. i grew up listening to bob dylan. you're too young to remember. >> no, no, i am not too young for bob dylan. i yeah, who doesn't love bob dylan? love it. song of the day, wolf. and i can't wait to see what you pick tomorrow. >> we'll see what much. >> anticipation. >> but the words are i get knocked down, but i get up again. >> everyone remember that. >> yeah. okay. good. thanks very much for joining us this morning. you can keep up with us on social media at wolf blitzer, at pamela brown, cnn. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. every weekday morning at our new expanded two hour time slot. the situation room at 10 a.m. eastern. >> inside politics with dana bash is next. right after a short break. >> maybe if he. >> hadn't been such. >> a, he. >> would have gotten away. >> with it. >> i'm still. >> not sure. >> that you're. >> repentant. >> united states of scandal with jake tapper. su

and to get rid of chess, give be subtracts, as the beatles at high. right. gonna leave it there on that note for greg diplomat and by certainly a night us present, topple us thing to a method or thank you very much. but washington wants to deal with a ukrainian leader who actually 6 piece. that's the message from president trump national security advisor mike wants. what was so i think stunning to all of us in the oval office was that it was not clear was the once he was going to go to negotiations at all that he would ever be able to negotiate with bruton. i'm whether he shared our goal of ending this war. are you suggesting that president trump wants the landscape to resign? we need a leader that can deal with us adventure. we deal with the russians and in this war . and if it becomes apparent that presidents the lens, he's either personal motivations or political motivations or divergent from ending to fighting in his country. then then i think we have a real issue on our hands. on friday is the last, the last hour donald trump and daddy van, spelled, the

you were starting to look like that bongo from the beatles. i am so excited for you to meet jerry. well, i'm sorry to tell you this, mr. griffin, but your barber jerry has passed away. what? when? -recently. -jerry. oh, that's someone else. but i can assure you, we have a wonderful team of lesbians wearing all black for you to choose from. no! i want jerry. come on, peter, it's just a haircut. come on, get up. you're embarrassing me. i'm not gonna. i hate you. come on, peter. you're acting worse than the time chris auditioned for stanley kubrick. good day, mr. kubrick. my name is chris griffin. and the following is a loose cutting from air bud: golden receiver. show me in the rule book where it says a dog can't play football. he ain't gonna walk again. doc says he broke his back. you're gold when you're a retriever. you're gold when you're a retriever. peter, this is jan. now you just sit there while she and i conspiratorially discuss your haircut in front of you. [whispering indistinctly] [laughs] okay, peter, think. you're a cartoon character. you can conjure up anything in the w

jean michel basquiat in boxing gear, or the shot of a very young muhammed ali meeting the very young beatles964. he is boxing george's ear. >> absolutely. who would have thought that these five would be inside of this ring together and this would become this iconic image of box stand up to cancer accelerates the pace of research by bringing scientists together to work on the most difficult problems in cancer. when you know that a study that you designed will have an immediate impact on the patients sitting in front of you, i don't think there's a better feeling than that. we truly want to impact every single patient we provide care for. your support is critical to our research. without it, we would not be able to change and improve our patients' lives. stand up to cancer with us at standuptocancer.org. >>> it's wednesday, march 5th, 2025. this is "cbs news mornings."

were you a big beatles fan when you were younger? was listening to paul do his songs, they are all part of my unconscious conscious. they have been in my life for most of my life, and i had forgotten about that. that these songs are there and have a strong meaning in my life. >> stephen: do you know mccartney? >> robert: yes. >> stephen: you do know him? >> robert: yes. >> stephen: people asked me if i ever get starstruck by the people i interview. do you get starstruck to interview robert de niro? i am like, no. because i know actors. i know what actors are like. musicians mystify me and i get really starstruck by them. you get starstruck by anybody. is bobby de niro intimidated by anybody? >> robert: no. some people. >> stephen: you must have heroes, people you look to when you go, that person is so meaningful and important to me. >> robert: like brando, i knew him a little bit and did a movie with him. so -- as young actors we all looked up to him. so he was very smart, interesting guy, liked to talk a lot about interesting things

. ♪ ♪ stuart: oh, is this the new beatles song? yes, it is. released about a year ago, i think.st basings' release since, i guess the 1970s. it's a great song and i like it. it is 11:00 eastern time. wednesday, march the 5th. yes, folks, it is the first day of lent. back to the markets. we've got the dow now up just 57 points, minor losses for the s&p and for the nasdaq. breaking moments ago, something that i thought would have been more positive for the market, but it's not quite turned out that way. a source tells fox business that president trump will speak with both canada's prime minister trudeau and mexico's president, claudia sheinbaum, later on today. no response on the market. show me big tech, please. mixed picture. amazon, microsoft up. nvidia, alphabet, apple down. what's the yield on the 10-year? up slightlied today, just above 4.25%. now this. the president delivered a rousing speech last night. the response of the democrats was anything but rousing. at times i'm going to call it cringe-worthy. just a few minutes in, democrat al green stood up and waved his cane at

still ahead this morning, an experience for beatles fans.you can take a walk through the eyes of paul mccartney in a new exhibit in san francisco. and we'll take you outside for this live look from our south beach camera. you see the traffic moving along nicely. it's looking a little gloomy out as we're tracking this light level it's a robotic money expert. clever. how do i start a savings habit? famous cabbage. savings habits. shaving rabbits. tech can make life simpler. but when it comes to savings habits, nothing's as simple as bmo. a bmo savings account helps you build the habit with a cash reward every month you save. cash reward? ingenious. sardine fest. this year's top prize goes to bmo. i'm just in it for the saving. it's nice to be recognized. [♪♪] [bmo sting] roads out at 6.41. are you having trouble accessing your email? microsoft is investigating an outage that impacted thousands of people this weekend. yesterday, some users took to social media to say they were unable to access their outlook email accounts. in a series of posts

to be able to make inroads as a woman to develop this kit and then her name was patented under a beatles name. do you know, like, why she was her name? not not on that. i mean, is that about women being erased often from the history of technology inventions or what you. why was that? well, i mean, tulo did contribute a good deal and and created the prototype of, the actual object and was very involved. it and but you know, the story and it's really hard to know because, you know, so few people who were there are alive now but i won't tell the whole story but you know, marty goddard really pushing for this she got there was a 1974 was a really interesting year because it was sort of all the first generation of women went to law school where graduating was a massive anti rape movement. it was very vibrant chicago because there was a huge sexual assault epidemic there. and so there were suddenly all these protests about rape and the fact that, you know, i mean, even just but also really radical. and they were occupying buildings and things amazing. so there was much pressure that the state

saying, we can work it out and get it straight or say good night ♪ stuart: stevie wonder covering a beatles. nicely done, we can work it out. a bit more activity on sixth avenue -- >> oh, yeah, that are's busy. stuart: it's almost like spring out there. let's get on with it. the white house says the automakers will get a temporary exception from tariffs. watch this. >> we spoke with the big three auto dealers. we are going to give a one-month exemption on any autos coming through usmca. reciprocal tariffs will still go into effect on april 2nd, at the request with of the companies associated with usmca a, the president is giving them an exemption for one month so they are not at an economic disadvantage. stuart: president trump told trudeau the tariffs will remain in place until today take real action against fentanyl. later today president trump plans to speak with mention cos, claudia sheinbaum. jason chaffetz with me this morning. i want to get back to that record trade deficit reported a half hour ago, $131 billion, that is a record. that's going to boost trump's claims. he's going to d

legendary ringo starr talks with anthony mason about his upcoming special which celebrates the former beatle'sow. we will see you at 7:00. >>> all right. nate, we will see you then. >>> well, we want to get now to our revive and thrive segment. we know daylight savings time is here, and it is kind of tough for a lot of people because you have to wake up a little bit earlier. it is that time of year where we are to change the clocks, spring ahead and lose that hour of sleep. danya bacchus has information to show us how some experts want to stop that time change. >> reporter: clocks move forward this sunday for daylight saving time, and just like clockwork the debate over seasonal time change springs into action. >> do you usually look forward to when we have to spring forward or -- >> honestly, i have to google every time whether it is the one that i lose sleep on or gain sleep on. so i'm not sure if i should dread this one. >> why bother doing it? like does it really help anything? does it really save us any daylight? like i don't see the need for it anymore. >> reporter: research has shown th

and so it's hard to explain any of this because it is so, you know, to borrow a beatles term and the term associated with another event in american history. so helter skelter, i mean, we just really can't track what's going on here. and markets this week have suffered their worst declines in the last two years. so yeah, i it's hard to explain or make up what the president is suggesting. and you know, trying to renegotiate a year before we were supposed to with the with canada and mexico, one seems premature and also seems in many ways not productive either for the economy or for financial markets here at home. >> which brings me to you, garrett. and again, i want to reiterate what the president just said, that there could be some new tariffs as early as today, or we may wait until tuesday. now that literally just happened. so i know you don't have time to get reaction to that. but already before he said that, what were folks in canada telling you? >> well. >> chris, let me just add that the white house's official policy on additional tariffs towards canada has been the steel and alum

to understand this pivotal moment within cultural and music history through the lens of one of the beatles own members, rather than through the lenses of the news photographers who were, you know, shoving their cameras in their faces. so we really get an intimate understanding of this moment in time. and that's a very rare, you know, insight into this moment. >> the photos also show mccartney's artistic creativity. they captured the band's journey from liverpool to the ed sullivan show and more from december 1963 through february 1964. mccartney rediscovered the photos in his personal archive in 2020. the eye of the storm exhibit is now on view through early july at the de young museum in san francisco. >> and i am going. that looks great. yeah. coming up next, a san francisco farm that shares thousands of pounds of food to feed hundreds of families, now at a crossroads facing unreliable city funding, they're now asking for community support to sustain a very essential resource. >> and one man still enjoys bowling despite just turning 100 years old. we show you how a man in the east bay is

201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) [music] right here. then put it and pull it. [music] it is an important part of the work that mission cultural center for well tino arts does. steb in the 1977. as part of the graphic's department. >> mission graphica created block print. cut, screen printing, t-shirts to support social causes. and also the studio inhabited emerging and established artists from all over the world. [music] so the name of this exhibit this is installed at the hall is public voice. and the exhibition is in partnership with mission cultural center and archives.

jade former little mix starjade thinrvall, dua lipa and even the thirwall, dua lipa and even the beatleso is expected to do particularly well this year, having been nominated in five categories and already been named as the songwriter of the year. those latest gb news headlines for now. more from me in the next hour. but now it's back to darren and your saturday five. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone. sign up direct to your smartphone. sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to the qr code, or go to gbnews.com/advent. >> thank you very much to lady reaper there. now i, i, i i'm drinking red wine my friend. so if my teeth looked like they. >> you know, he's had one sip and he's gone already. >> gone already. if they look dodgy that�*s why. right. our first question in in this week's ask the five, my friends, is a question from adic. have a. 0h right. okay. well we'll get to that question in a moment. have we got susan? >> lady should always go first. >> lady should always go first. >> oh, right. >> oh, right. >> okay. well we'll get to ask the five in

une rencontre qui a inspiré "l'equipe", qui rend hommage à une célèbre pochette des beatles. - paulineour finalement ne pas faire de grandes annonces. donald trump aura battu tout de même un record, celui du plus long discours d'un président devant le congrès. 6 semaines après son retour au pouvoir, le président américain a débuté son discours avec ces mots qu'il aime tant répéter. "rien ne peut arrêter le rêve américain, l'amérique est de retour." un discours tout de même chahuté par les démocrates qui dénoncent une "démocratie en danger". - face à un congrès dont la majorité lui est acquise, mais dans une atmosphère tendue, donald trump a déroulé un long discours triomphaliste et nationaliste, interrompu dès le début par des protestations d'un élu texan, qui a fini pas se faire expulser.