the brian epstein has been with me for while.ave been thinking about it since i was at the wharton school of business. i thought it would study the lives of the great entertainment visionaries. i was wanting to know how he -- >> tell people who he was. brian epstein discovered the beatles and brought them to the unprecedented success that we know. they were unknown. he package them, presented them, give them the suit and the haircuts. no label was interested. he he convinced ed sullivan to give them a break when no british brand had ever made an impact. he waspersonal side, gay, jewish, and from liverpool. it was a felony to be gay. it was literally against the law. and that feminism was rampant. liverpool had no call troll interest. here was this gay, jewish man running around liverpool and saying that they're going to be bigger than elvis. he will body was crazy. but he was right, obviously. and he chase that dream with an incredible amount of passion and and he realized it spectacularly. if is white inspires me. > that it is w

charles epstein opened mail at his home late tuesday. >> charles epstein was a geneticist from the universitylifornia, san francisco. >> epstein is recovering from four hours of surgery to his hands, arms, and face. >> news of the bombing hit hard for previous victim gary wright. >> i came home from work, the news was on, and he was back. it unglued me. it was just devastating. >> two days later and 3,000 miles away, another bomb arrived at the office of david gelernter a computer science professor at yale university. >> i just heard a very loud explosion and then we heard a man screaming. >> gelernter survived. but he was seriously injured. >> why would anyone want to blow up a professor who specializes in the languages used to program computers? >> the unabomber was back in action, and investigators were no closer to finding him than they'd been when they started 15 years earlier. >> the unabomber, he was obsessed with ensuring that he threw us off the trail forensically. so he would do a number of things. the return addresses on the unabomb devices were real names of real people at real ad

call it a decent percentage of and what does it cost about it in the pvc epstein getting a sweeping mandate she could see nine and along the aisle in yesterday's election time and station casinos of mommy has secured two for the joint eu by the need to hunt and twenty nine seats up to me turning twenty seven but on a post. the jockey applied to knit by former president mohammed a shot. it's made an mp to txu seen one or two seats. the new government is expected to follow and makes week. the opposition is detected it is ours has enforced a forty of which i've done on monday. keith ninety for the care and several others but instead in a boston cop response not the best in khyber tribal region on monday. beat in the month bills cairns explosion of active in a group of people the meeting at the house unpacking kind of suck it up type and end up in the south island fish and sycamore table group behind the attack could not be ascertained. in this coming month not see this made an impressive debut and only come into the elections is now trying to make and not in the massive politics has popped. i

i spoke to boris epstein, and i asked him about expanding the program instead of simply extending it. >> i believe there will be an extension for three months but there needs to be a solution to the underlying problems. the notion from the message they've been trumpeting out there does not meet with what they've been saying out there. it sounds like they're saying the economy is better but unemployment is worse. >> does this show how far the country has swung right. in the past this wouldn't have been that difficult, especially when the unemployment rate has been this high for this long. >> let's not forget a lot of these folks have another three months. the president has no credibility left. his message does not resonate at all. now the country is turning right, and it will continue to do so up to the midterm elections where the republicans are do well in the house and senate, but it's not turning right to the tea party but to main street republicans. >> what about getting people back to the workforce when studies show the longer you're out of work, the harder it is to find a job. ju

. >> the senate is expected to take up the measure next week, and earlier i poke with boris epstein, a former aide to the mccain-palin campaign, and i asked him about expanding the program instead of expending it. >> i agree it should be an extension for three months but there needs to be a solution to the underlying problem, jobs need to be created. the notion that the economy is improving, and you're seeing unemployment dip so it's not meeting what he's saying there, hey, let's give people more unemployment benefits. that's like saying that the employment is better. >> has this shown how far this country has swung right in the fast few months. in the past this would not have been difficult especially when the unemployment rate had been this high for this long. >> let's not forget a lot of these folks had unemployment for two years and we're calling for another extension. i feel for them and republicans do, as well. the problem is that the president has no credibility left. when he goes out with this awful obama roll out, so his message does not resonate at all. the country is turni

now there's offend the area in which alex products companies will try to make a comeback and epstein he's ultra high definition tv is to be that old hd tv is off or four times the resolution of regularity ttp east and the technology is expected to be the main driver of tv sales this year especially with the upcoming winter like bakes and world cup. nineteen projects by some sun and other korean companies are major contributors to the korean economy in twenty thirteen. i'd seen on x rays on my last year. nearly a third of the country's overall exports. faces new challenges this year with smart phones no longer considered a safe passage out of the class and it will only end players they mean as rivers and sea currents of the industry. he had given us the charles top golfers took center stage of the european tour's second defence of the year. sanjay joins us for the details on that and more from the world of golf in other sports. stephen. hey guys several high profile names packed up their clothes for the hsbc golf championship in abu dhabi where two of the biggest phil mickelson and ro

because if i have loved us that many analysts epstein and now i get. and with confidence now from my sound and i got friends. and the three of them just to be any of that dominate complements rather than with compliments they're about twenty thousand filipinos working legally in israel the quintessential bureau of statistics but must employ these cleaners and caretakers for the elderly disabled the sign says she always wanted to be professional singer in the israeli x factor has given her a final shot the tree and she hoped to inspire others. they know and it's gone on to the charm i think that i i am done police say that i'm in the am. i mean there for them it's tight. also what may be so i think was on a daily be proud of me and. ideally be a demand by the no ugly on the beatles on saving waking us up the man or whatever out of all that wp on sushi and it's not that dense and they can also nominate me up by the pound. the big events like these. serie a minute to study says mentor on the show who was herself a finalist in musical reality show star is

over fifty eight hyundai getz epstein to wear busted from january to november last year according to the ministry. that's seventy nine times in more than the number of sites to take it in just two years ago now that a load of personal information has been released increase the risk of financial scams. people are advised to refrain from clicking unspecified links from text messages and limit the amount of transactions made it to mobile phones. ut and added a new. hse and i ran out to the latest on the birth of the outbreak and the nation the government says it now suspects that a migratory bird called the bean goose can be the culprit behind country's first eighteen flu in three years. in addition to the bible killed docs are rationally blame for bringing the virus to korea the agriculture ministry says in a press release briefing on wednesday that age five and ethan st vi strain found in michael steele docs was detected in the carcasses of the hood's found near a reservoir where the outbreak was first detected in which our county in the town of oakville province the ministry added th

. >> brian epstein said, if the beatles were going to go, they were going to go big.e the announcement that they were going to tour america. the beatles wanted $25,000. well, i didn't have $25,000. and so i borrowed $25,000 on the house. there were no computers, but we sold it out in 3 1/2 hours. >> 17,000 screaming youngsters have jammed their way into the huge amphitheater. but they're the lucky ones. thousands of others outside were not so fortunate. >> here they are, the beatles! ♪ >> the beatles' output was phenomenal. they seemed to always be either touring, making a movie or making a record. >> hello. see these little fellows? they're the beatles. inflatable beatles. they're yours for just $2. >> they had posters and magazines and stickers and dolls and cartoons. like this is the start of where the teenager becomes the most desirable target for the dollar. >> i lived in the projects in brooklyn, in a black community. and the beatles were everywhere. it wasn't like this was a white phenomena. they were everywhere. >> the beatles created a rock industry. they wer

the producer who is shining a light on the beatles' manager, brian epstein.nd more over the next hour.

when you have a national case of epstein bake syndrome like we have and we are already a low producingnt, i think. everybody has kind of given up. we have problems down the road. take the biggest pot head you have known in your life, all right? think of that kid, all right? he can work on your brake line now under the influence. that's where we are heading as a culture. >> that's where we are headed. >> do i think it's the end of the world? no do i think it's our highest aspiration yeah on one hand i do. i don't think it's a very high aspiration on another one. when you take 112 weeks of unemployment and you mix in healthcare and your parents until you are 26, you have 50 million people on food stamps to buy munchies and then you take, you know, throw in some of the other things you can get out there. this whole country is about to turn into bill and ed's excellent adventure 3. >> the guy who is going to tell us all about that jay carney white house spokesman who has a different look, miller put it up and get your grooming critique on it >> he has been acting as a beard for this presid