it was like -- [ as john lennon ] "you were talking like john lennon." >> that's all there, yeah. >>was like, "quick, talking like this all the time, very fast." and "paul, you know, was very quiet li that, you know." [ laughter ] and "ringo's veryeep and peace and love, you know, and very deep, and like that." yeah, so i mean -- i could do ringo or paul, but i probably couldn't do john. but you nailed it. >> well, thank you. >> jimmy: it was fantastic. i mean, and then, did you actually -- was that your voice on the soundtrack when you watch that? or is that some professional singer that you're lip-synching to? >> oh, no, no, no. no, i -- yeah, i had to sg -- >> jimmy: that was you? >> yeah, yeah. i can do, ke, john lennon like 60%, you know, like, all right, i just want do the singing or play the guitar. >> jimmy: you did all of it? >> yeah. >> jimmy: god, that's so cool. any beatles fan would love th movie just to see what john's childhood -- if you read about it, it was just -- his childhood, it's tragic, kind of, really. >> yeah, no, it's an emotional journey that we go on. it r

this guy sneaks into john lennon's hotel room, gets an interview with him. would never happen today, don't try it. but in '69 they were in a place where they were cool with that. he ended up recording the interview. now it's been animated. this won an emmy last year. let's watch a little peace of this. >> i'm anti-war, so they try to keep me out. >> basically, this guy was 14 years old when he taped this on a reel to reel recorder. now he's working with animators and animating the things john lennon was talking about. in 1969 a lot of society was talking about the war. last year they got an emmy for this. this was a new category, giving a daytime emmy to a youtube video. >> maybe that explains why john lennon said, you snuck into my room, i'll talk with you. he was 14. maybe when he saw that he was a kid, that it just seemed nonthreatening, i'm not going to call security, i'm going to find out what this curious kid is up to. >> apparently he was a trusting guy too. it was an amazing experience for this guy to this day, to have this recording that no one know

in 197 patty and jess spent most of their days with john lennon during his now infamous lost weekend polaroid camera was always in her purse ready to capture the rock icons who dropped in and out of lennon's inner circle. this was taken during the recording of his "pussycat" album and also during those alcohol fueled recording sessions, several shots of ringo starr and john lennon's girlfriend, his constant companion during his separation from his wife yoko. what do you remember about the so-called, what they coined, the lost weekend? >> i think john had left and just wanted to get away and do something different. i know they kept in contact, but i think he was just letting out, you know, being with the boys. >> reporter: and the gathering place for the boys was often lennon's rented beach house in santa monica. >> the house was wond. if i remember sitting by the pool a lot, and my son bill playing backgame monwith ringe. >> reporter: also captured, shooting pool, eric clapton with his then girlfriend patty harrison who by that time had left george harrison. daley also photographed a

john lennon's killer has again been denied parole.early 30 years after gunning down me exposition outside his new york city parks and your looking at mark chapman. he is now made six appearances before the parole board since becoming eligible for release in 2000. he was sentenced to 20 years to life for shipping line and four times in december of 1980. and this is a live picture of the huge wildfire near boulder colorado all the were looking at more smoke and flames at this point. it has burned 30 to 500 a. it has destroyed dozens of homes crews did manage to save the historic town of cold chill which includes buildings once used they had to move their equipment several times today to get away of flames. this fire broke out yesterday they don't think there's of you for interesting there and the house again dozens of houses have been burned. at one. fire fighters said the winds were sending the flames in two directions. colorado's governor has declared a state of emergency. we'll be back after this.

chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life for shooting john lennon outside his manhattan home in 1980. >>> u.n. good will ambassador angelina jolie met flood victims in northwestern pakistan yesterday, appealing to the world to come to the aid of the country. >>> hilary duff was spotted with a script for the new "spider-man" film, leading to speculation she could have gotten the female lead. >>> and, finally, a lawyer for actress minka kelley, an actress, denies reports that she had a major meltdown on a new york to l.a. flight after being told she couldn't put her dog on her first class seat during takeoff. well, tmz reported it took all seven flight attendants, a personal plea from the pilot, and a phone call to boyfriend derek jeter to calm kelly down. she looks like not the type to have a meltdown. >> what's the world coming to when you can't put your dog on the first class seat. >> this comes to us from wnbc 4 new york where out of tragedy hopefully comes healing. construction workers at the world trade center site installed a 50-ton steel column salvaged from the september 11th

." >>> the man who killed john lennon apparently had a list of other targets. david chapman said he considered killing johnny carson and elizabeth taylor. the details are in a transcript of his latest parole hearing. chapman said there were other victims but he couldn't recall who they were. >>> it was a night to hand out hardware in the wnba. that and baseball highlights from adnan virk on espn news. >> good morning. the seattle storm had been tremendous all season in the wnba. unbeaten at home. trying to close up. the atlanta dream in game three. fourth quarter. 15 seconds to go. the dream down by three. and castro-marquez, with a lay-in, cuts the lead down to one. six seconds left. is the dream still alive? mccoughtry, who had 35 points, misses the three-point attempt. dream weaver. one last chance for coco miller. huh-uh. the dream could not fight off the perfect storm, as seattle wins it, 87-84. their second wnba title. >>> to baseball we go. the padres, in first place in the n.l. west, taking on the cards. on the first, matt holliday, taking it up the mid

. >>> the man who killed john lennon had other targets.rk david chapman told a parole board earlier this month, he also considered killing johnny carson and elizabeth taylor. he said the ex-'beatle was more accessible. he was denied parole. notes on his hearing were released thursday. >>> the former president jimmy carter has harsh words for ted kennedy in an upcoming cbs 60 minutes interview. he said the former senator killed his own efforts at health care some 30 years ago. >> the fact is that we would have had sxrensive health care now had it not been for ted kennedy's deliberately blocking the legislation i proposed in 1978 or '79. >> you blame teddy for the failure. >> exactly. >> health care, his issue. >> exactly. it was his fault. ted kennedy killed the bill. >> carter said kennedy killed the bill out of spite because he didn't want carter to have a major policy success. he called the senator who died last summer irresponsible and abusive all part of his new book. you can see the full interview with the former president this sunday

the record, you would hear -- i used to play air guitar to that in the mirror, pretending i was john lennon up in, you know? ♪ i'll still be by your side >> i came across most of the tongs from the group called the action. i've got a favorite single of theirs is "i'll keep holding on." they were probably the biggest influence on my musical life because they turn med onto such music and did their own versions, which kind of led me into doing my interpretations of these songs ♪ i can't make you love me ♪ if you don't >> i came across one song by bonnie raitt by complete accident. i was going through the tv channels and came across this piano, which caught my ear and bonnie came in singing "i can't make you love me" and it was -- i was, you know, pinned to the spot while the song was on. certain songs that, if i'm -- kind of feeling a bit down, i'll play a song that makes me feel worse, which i think most people do that. i think most people don't play a happy song to make them feel happier. they play a few sad songs to sort of compound the misery. ♪ bright smile ♪ she is wind some >> i have a

. >>> john lennon's killer was denied parole once again. after pleading guilty to second-degree murder, chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life in prison. he's now 55 years old. parole board members remain concerned about chapman's, quote, disregard for the norms of society and the sanctity of human life. >>> former jetblue flight attendant steven slater is getting his head examined. he and his attorneys appeared for a brief hearing on charge of criminal mischief stemming from his flamboyant exit from an airplane last month after cursing at a passenger he then grabbed two beers and boarded the planes emergency chute and exited stage left. slater did not speak to reporters today. he volunteered to be mentally evaluated as part of a plea deal which could give him community service instead of jail time. >>> first lady michelle obama has transformed the east room of the white house into a stage fit for world-class dancers. >> the main attraction? the alvin american dance theater. this was the first lady's way of inaugurating a new dance serie

but i think that i heard that john lennon, murderer, mark david chapman was just refused bail.n. at the end, he kept saying, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry. i mean, it was very strange. the menendez brothers. >> larry: i had one of them on. >> we had both of them on after they were sentenced and eric menendez still writes to me. and said, i'm just a normal boy. i said, eric, a normal boy who killed your mother and father. jean harris, remember, she skilled the scarsdale doctor. i did so many interviews with her and my network said you can't interview her anymore. >> larry: it's amazing how mario cuomo wouldn't pardon her. >> he would not pardon her. i saw jean, he getting out of prison. >> larry: what is she doing? is she still around? >> yeah, she had two very fine and devoted sons. and she did a lot to better the relationships with prisoners with their children. because there are no facilities for the children. there are no picture books or crayons. there was no opportunity for them to go on to high school if they needed special training or college. and she worked w

he's playing john lennon. and we'll have music from pavement.rforming with them. it's going to be a great show tomorrow night. i hope you'll come back and watch our show tomorrow night. our next guest is the star of a brand-new nbc comedy called "outsourced" that premieres tomorrow night following "the office" at 9:30 p.m. please welcome a talented young actor, ben rappaport! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: ben rappaport. >> wow. >> jimmy: thanks for coming on our show. >> i'm so happy to be here. >> jimmy: you're a good man. that's awesome. congratulations on the show. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: "outsourced." >> yes, "outsourced." >> jimmy: yeah, it's on thursday night on nbc. >> right after "the office," yeah. >> jimmy: but isn't that huge? like, did you ever think that you would be a sitcom that's on thursday night? that's the famous night. >> i know, it's the big night. you know. i'm a huge, huge fan of "the office." so, when we got that news, i was just like, "oh, this is so cool." yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: so tell eve

in national news john lennon's killer has been denied parole act and this is mark chapman back in 1993e went before parole board today for the sixth time. is the nearly 30 years and to gun down the tax be sold outside his new york city apartment. chapman was sentenced to 20 years to life for shooting went in december of 1980. a man in michigan and staging a one-man protest over the lack of jobs he's doing it by camping out on the roof of the county building and an arbor. he has his tent and self phone he says he'll also stay on a hunger strike as long as he can. he said there's not enough jobs the government isn't doing enough to help poor now authorities are leaving him alone. a major study is suggesting that mortality rates increase to those on the low card actions by it. >> the study was just published in a harvard medical journal researchers followed nearly 130,000 men and women if for about 25 years they found that being on the adkins die in significantly increased a person's overall risk of death from all causes such as heart disease and cancer. meanwhile the mortality rates decr

this is john lennon's piano, the one he used to come pose "imagine."here's virtually every type of instrument you've ever heard of and some you've never heard of. still more whose names you might not even be able to pronounce. from taiwan the lalingdawn. the museum founded by the former chairman and ceo of target openeded just this past spring and already music lovers are taking note. >> it's really cool actually. i didn't know there were this many instruments from just africa. i mean we're just in africa right now. we haven't even seen asia or south america or anything so it's cool. >> osgood: each visitor is given a controlled head set so they can better appreciate the unique sounds that surround them. >> you don't have to push any buttons or anything. it just knows where you are. >> osgood: divided into seven major global regions, the collection includes instruments from practically every corner of the world. >> all the displays have a certain interest and value. you learn so much about history not just music but history. it's a real education from

meantime, john lennon's killer mark chapman says elizabeth taylor and johnny carson also on his hit listsion at a parole hearing claiming lennon was his easiest target. that's why it happened. chapman was denied parole. steve? >> thanks, gretch. ever get so frustrated in your cubicle at work that you just want to tear it down? well, hold up. you can transform this tiny space and uncramp your mind at the same time. remember this? from "office space"? oh, yes, very satisfying. well, scientific america recently did a report on the effects of working in a cubicle and their editor-in-chief joins us now from our little cubicle, our "fox & friends" cubicle today. how are you? >> i'm great. how are you? >> i'm fine, thank you very much. i think what is interesting is that you have discovered. you guys have taken a look at some research and realized that our cubicle really does impact the productivity of the employee, rather. >> your work environment can affect how well you think. >> how well you think. >> actually, how well you work and how happy you are and how fit you feel. the researchers did

i'm in studios in manhattan on 60th street. 12 blocks away, mark david chapman killed john lennon andlice novel to kill. a year later, hinckley tried to kill president reagan, referred to the same book. who's fault is that the book or the deranged lunatic? the idea being if the koran or my faith can inspire very positive stuff no two parents can disagreed wanting to share with their children, i've achieved my objective. >> called "the 99." several different languages, all over the country, been around a while. sir, we printer having you on. enjoy the rest of your day. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up on the bottom of the hour. we knew this election season would be a bumpy ride. now come as new bus tour. this one called "the fire pelosi" bus tour. stay with us for some literally rolling coverage. >>> we told you it wouldn't be the day after the election if we didn't still have an unresolved race. we might have resolution now? >> plab. here's what's going on in new hampshire. the race you were talking about earlier. kelly ayotte, the establishment candidate up there new hampshire on

pleaded guilty last month stkpwhraoeupblgdz middle box, a tribute concert for what would have been john lennon's 70 th*r birthday, the lineup, jack jon browne, cindy lauper. >> pennen pee kr -- cruz is pregnant, she is married to javiere bardette. jenna: president obama is outlining proposals to kick start the economy and create jobs. many involve more spending and that could be a tough sell. money voters are -- many voters are not happy hearing about the decifit amid the crucial elections. joining us, former adviser to joe biden, jared bernstein. great to have you on "happening now". >> nice to be here. jenna: are we in a recovery or are we still in a recession right now? >> that's an official economist question and the official economist will give you the answer, who has yet to decide. from the president's perspective, call it whatever you want, but with unemployment elevated as high as it is, whatever label you give it, our work is the same. we've got to do what we've done every day since we got here, work on turning this economy around helped to stabilize, pull the economy back from the clif