and not only did you get george harrison, man, you got eric clapton.put two beatles back on the stage again. it was unparalleled at the time and it may still be unparalleled. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] a great deal of music of the 70s was people who had succeeded in the 60s finding new ways to express themselves in the 70s. man: have you got any idea why your group particularly has lasted as long as it has? because we stay together, i suppose. wolcott: you know, for a few years, the rolling stones had taken a lot of casualties. richards: even brian felt that he wasn't gonna be around that long. not everybody makes it, you know? wolcott: they were fighting for like, "where do we secure our foothold now?" ♪ ♪ babe, you think i'm crazy ♪ ♪ but they're always tryin' to waste me ♪ ♪ make me burn the candle right down ♪ questlove: in 1971, the rolling stones leave their home, for tax purposes, to go live in france and record this record "exile on main street" in a very hot, uncomfortable, muddy-sounding studio. ♪ baby, baby ♪ ♪ you got to roll me ♪ ♪ they cal

of love for eric clapton, because this is such a very manly beautiful story, he and his friend george harrisonife saint never never crossed. she left george , she went to eric and then i remember now eric clapton is not with her either, but they managed to be higher. this one. eric came to george and asked if you don’t mind, it’s very important. friendship really is. well, this is the melody of joy. look how pleasant it is to talk with a person whose eyes sparkle and who wants to work for you, dear tv viewers? do you have a song with all your heart that you and your father sing? dance while you are young. so i was on you too similar, and i was spinning like a clockwork, but worries came, home, family, work dance while you’re young, while you’re young, boy. dance while you're young. dance while you're young, boy, dance while you're young, the more you move, the more positive the podcast. you are everything in life gazmanov please tell me as an announcement, is there some kind of preparation, well, so that for the future here is the album that will be released. step forward, a small fragment. uh

>> judd called and said, "i want you to play george harrison. not drew not drew because drew would have been like, "you have to go back there. [ laughter ] "even if you have to take a yellow submarine it is imperative that you go there. >> jimmy: imperative >> yeah. she -- but so, i went back we had a day to prepare. so, i called paul rudd, who -- this is a very name-droppy story. but you mentioned them all, so paul was playing john lennon and i said, "paul, you know, i'm nervous. we're playing the beatles. and he's like, "dude, i'm nervous, too." "i know, we only have a day. and so, i went over to his hotel room and we just watched as much footage as we could of the beatles and interviews and stuff. and while we were there, jason schwartzman called he was playing ringo and he said, "dude, i'm so nervous. are you guys nervous?" and so, the three of us were, you know, sharing our nerves with each other. and as we were watching them, i never really realized how distinct they all were you do such a great -- >> jimmy: how does paul go >> well paul -

george harrison has been out there saying this is a company raising their guidance.ve been able to show that people are managing to be subscribers. profitability on the upside and the margins could become juicier if you do not have the number when expense which is people, after the next big expense which is paying out apple and google. but i do think this is a bit too dramatic. to lose 5% of your staff? we are talking 80 people. but i am sure it gives the company bandwidth to go after the talent they need and want. i am sure this is some tough talk. alix: i just don't understand how you cannot make it in. did they hire a lot of people in places -- caroline: remotely. alix: fair enough. you were hired with the expectation you would not have to haul your butt in. caroline: at&t has been saying to its managers and some are saying, that is a dramatic way of getting the headcount down. many company are struggling. andy jassy has written a letter to employees saying if you cannot get in the three days a week, this is not going to look good for you. it is this ongoing battl

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collaborated with many other musicians, including playing keyboard with former beatle george harrison must pass. gary right, was 80 years old. our time is 415. well, millions of people around the nation are heading back to work this morning after the long labor day holiday weekend. now, this federal holiday is a lot more than the unofficial end of summer. labor day, celebrate the american worker. they're efforts and the continued push for better working conditions. it's a very simple thing. when workers are lifted and every community is lifted. so this will catch fire because it's what we're all here for. now recent gallup poll found the public support for unions across the country has climbed to its highest level since the 1960s. the hollywood actors strike continued on labor day. yeah. and ktvu is lamonica peters talked a striking sag-aftra members based here in the bay area who say this is a pivotal moment. oakland based union actor michael summer says he hopes screen actors guild negotiators will stand firm in their talks with producers in hollywood. we're saying that it we are li

know you've got a whole host of guests arriving at downing street and of course, we've spoken to george harrison, a bit of a trailblazer there in relation to the changes she's managed to make to the legislation. tell us about meeting today . about the meeting today. >> yes. what we're doing is we're gathering a load of people that are in the public eye that have experienced themselves or their family have or their loved ones online abuse. and they , ones online abuse. and they, too, want to talk about and also raise the profile of this groundbreaking piece of legislation and what this piece of legislation is going to do is it's going to make the uk the safest place in the world to be online. that's quite staggering, not just for children, but for adults too, because we are making sure that illegal content has got rid of as part of our triple shield. the second shield is making sure that the platforms actually enforce their terms and conditions. so you know what you're going to get when you sign up to one of these platforms and they can't treat different groups differently. and thirdly, that we'r

150 members of admission, around 150 members of her own party who rupert harrison very much represents as former adviser to georgeee with she's she's with what she's saying. she's produced from lord produced polling from lord ashcroft, ashcroft , ashcroft, michael ashcroft, who's who prepares opinion polls that are widely read and very influential in westminster , influential in westminster, saying that a lot of lower income families , they want less income families, they want less tax. they are worried about the cost of net zero. they are worried about this ban coming in on new petrol and diesel cars in 2030. they are worried that their kids can't get on the housing ladder , that they are housing ladder, that they are they are worried that corporation now the uk by corporation tax now in the uk by international standards is pretty high. so she would say that she is speaking for a lot of people out there, a lot of red wall voters, own red wall voters, in her own words, went tory for the words, who went tory for the first time in 2019. she says they are the key to winning the next election, not as she would put it

jersey senators harrison williams, who was convicted of robbery 40 years ago, and who seat menendez now occupies, should resign. one of those senators will join us later in this hour. george's fulton county district attorney fani willis's team began their day in court at 8:27 they am a.m. -- sidney powell -- kenneth chesebro's -- district attorney -- defendant powell's. at 12:56 pm -- on first amendment grounds at 1:19 pm -- and district attorney willis filed a motion -- 4:15 pm -- adopted codefendant jeffrey clark's -- and at 4:45 pm district willis -- prosecutions, notices, and reservation of rights pertaining to discovery at 4:55 pm district attorney willis filed a response to codefendant kenneth chesebro's motion to dismiss r.i.c.o. charges and then, at 5:30 pm today in washington d.c., federal judge tanya chutkan denied donald trump's request that she recuse herself from the case. donald trump's lawyers filed a motion requesting her recusal based on two statements that she made in court when sentencing to people convicted in the attack on the capital capitol on january 6th. those were two separate cases. in one case, judge chutkan said, during the sentencing, that the

harrison also minds with rex harrison and also juue julie andrews, who did the musical on stage beforehand. and then back another 50 then this goes back another 50 odd to actually georgeay pygmalion, which is what is based on, which is what this is based on, the greek myth about the sculptor that falls in love with his subject. and comes his subject. and she comes to life and live happily ever life and they live happily ever after. what we tend to after. however, what we tend to forget, especially because of hollywood, is that they don't in pygmalion , it's not about that. pygmalion, it's not about that. and hollywood sort of fuzzed it out. and rex harrison, a difficult man in real life, a very difficult man in real life . but he was there was an element of romance or something there. and that's what we've got in our heads and that's not the case in this play. so this is very much a phonetics expert who believes he can turn a flower girl into a duchess and off he goes to covent garden market, where he bumps into eliza doolittle and she's there with all gorblimey. doolittle and she's there with all gl'm limey. doolittle and she's there with all gl'm a ney. doolittle an