. >> couric: and imagine, john lennon at 70.tioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news world headquarters in new york, this is the "cbs evening news" with katie couric. >> couric: good evening, everyone. we begin tonight with the mood of america. 26 days before the midterm elections with control of congress at stake. and in the battle for the house, a new cbs news poll finds that if the election were held today, 45% of likely voters would choose the republican candidate, 37% the democrat. as for president obama, only 44% of americans approve of the job he's doing overall. and only 38% like the way he's handling the economy. the lowest number since he took office. when he took office in january of last year, two out of three americans expected him to be a good or very good president. but that's turned around. two out of three think he's been only an average or poor president so far. that would no doubt include members of the tea party, but do most americans agree with the movement's agenda? here's national correspondent dean reynolds

and a new film, "nowhere boy" brings to life the young john lennon, paul mccartney, and the birth of. >> if we're going to do this we should write our own stuff. >> i write stuff. >> john and i, you have to say he was very special. >> reporter: as mccartney himself put it last year... >> we did have some kind of magic, but it's not really for me to say, but i just said it. >> reporter: but the most remarkable lennon event may have occurred last month. >> mom ams to come in and say hello. >> reporter: when his first wife, cynthia, and the woman he left her for, yoko ono, and their sons sean and julian made a rare appearance together in new york. at 47, julian is already seven years older than his father was when he died. >> i'm actually looking at my age and his age, going, geez, what happened? >> reporter: julian lennon lost his father, first when he left, and again when he died, much the way john lennon lost his mother as he says in the film "imagine." >> i lost her twice. once as a five-year-old, and once again when i was reestablishing the relationship with her. >> reporter: she d

up in livepool, john lennon's hometown, all sorts of celebrations are going on to celebrate his 70th abin where the beatles were discovered. there's also going to be a man imitating john's place he went for his honeymoon. and there's a statue being unveiled today by john lennon's first wife and his eldest son, junior. it is called "peace and harmony" in the center of liverpool. >> that's great about the statue, and that's something we'll watch for. but i want our director to put back up that side-by-side comparison of john lennon at the time of his death and what he would have looked like now at 70 years old 30 years later. tell me about that. do you know who is behind that? >> reporter: well, i do. it is really difficult for us to imagine what john lennon would have looked like if it was 70. as far as anyone else is concerned, he would never grow old and be young, but one of the newspapers here in england, "the daily mail" created an artist impression of what john lennon would have looked like at 70 years old. they have been very kind to him. he certainly has a dashing figure in the

there are not new john lennon songs. but we unearthed john in the studio.hi on 45th street. it's a great opportunity, if you love john, to reaffirm that love. if you don't know john lennon, to be introduced to the guy that is incredibly witty and intimate i think unlike anything that's been done before. >> i learned a lot about one of my personal heroes by watching this film. and bravely, you explore some of the dark sides of his personality. unfortunately, we're out of time. i would love to explore more with you. michael epstein, congratulations. >> we'll come back for broadcast in november. >> we'd love to have you. you can see, as he referenced the broadcast of american masters, the film "lennon nyc" on pbs, november 22nd. we'll be right back. over eight weeks with no finance charges. you're good! no matter how you do the math - kmrt layaway, is the easy way to pay. there's smart and there's kmart smart., and i wondered what it was. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that send messages through the body. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromy

john lennon would have turned 70 today.nd as millions around the world looks at his life and legacy, we preview a documentary that introduces people to a lennon nobody has ever heard before. >>> you just heard correct. a new era officially begins. dan harris has been named anchor of "good morning america" weekend with us. we're all very excited. >> thank you. i'm very excited. i am excited to do this. we've discussed this at length. the one complication with this job is my wife's name is bianca. i'm one syllable away from destruction at any moment. thank you for welcoming me in. and speaking of spouses, you are just back from your honeymoon. >> it was unbelievable. we went to a safari. i make fun of you for loving cats. those felines are impressive. >> she makes fun of me for loving cats. but she sent me video of cheetahs last night. >>> we have a lot of news this morning. we're going to talk about the terror outside of a school in san diego. a gunman apoached a schoolyard filled with kids. he opened fire. there were constr

the film focuses on john lennon's liverpool, england upbringing.orld honors what would have been his 70th birthday. >> if you're a music fan, every time you turn on pop radio, you are hearing the echos of john lennon's music whether you realize it or not. >> reporter: the beetles dominated the airways in the 1960s. when they broke up in the 1970s, lennon stood out on a new musical course. >> he went from making radio friendly pop music to creating experimental work, some of it is the most groundbreaking music in the history of rock 'n' roll. ♪ imagine all the people >> reporter: one of lennon's solo works became an unofficial global anthem for world peace. >> when he became a solo artist, he felt a freedom to express himself a little bit more, to do music that i think was coming from his heart. >> reporter: the world mourned lennon's murder almost 30 years ago. but the spirit embodied in his music lives on. >> it's a rare artist who's able to cover both ends of the spectrum and do so in such an excellent way. >> reporter: mark barger, nbc news. >>

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. >>> remembering john lennon. he would have turned 70 tomorrow. >>> and, inspiring action a little girl named rosa gets washington to make a big change. she's our "person of the week." >>> good evening. in this tough economy, nothing seems to come easy. the dow took a step forward today, hitting 11,000 for the first time in five months. but that came after we heard about two steps back. down beat news on housing and jobs. we learned that more jobs were lost in september, as a new foreclosure crisis threatens to freeze up the just recovers housing market. bank of america, the country's biggest bank, but a nationwide halt on foreclosures, joining the list of lenders under scrutiny for how they handled foreclosure documents. david muir has been reporting on this mounting scandal. david? >> reporter: george, as you know, this halt on foreclosures is going to have a huge impact. in addition to the homeowners trying to hold onto their homes, now come problems for the home buyers, too. many of the banks telling them toni

. >>> on the eve of what would have been john lennon's 70th birthday, he's raising the curtain on what the band was really like, the real relationship between john and paul. also our good friend paula has taken over the kitchen. she's going to make a few of her favorite puddings. the only reason i came today is i was promised there would be pudding. >>> first a check of your morning's headlines this morning. new figures out show the nation's unemployment rate at 9.6% in september, but the economy lost 95,000 jobs for the month. it's the last monthly jobs report before election day. >>> officials in chile say an escape shaft they have been drilling should reach the 33 trapped miners by tomorrow and the rescue could begin anywhere from two to ten days after that. the miners have been stuck deep under ground for more than two months. >>> new developments this morning in the case of the american who was allegedly shot and killed by mexican pirates, authorities in texas have made a direct plea to a notorious drug cartel to return that man's body. janet shanlian has more. >> reporter: we're

it gave him an opportunity to define himself again as john lennon and not as the beatles john. it afforded him and yoko to have a relationship. the press was brutal to them in the '60s, and they thought john had gone crazy and hated yoko. they were racists. and yes, it's about john lennon, the film, but it's also an immigrant story. in that way, it's kind of an american story, especially with all the debate about immigration and who we are and who should we let in, and -- >> yeah, four years. it was the beginning of watergate. >> it was the first instance of the nixon white house using the powers to maintain their hold on power to use it to get re-election. >> so this will be airing on pbs in november, right? >> this is an american masters production, and will air on november 22nd nationwide. and today, people get to celebrate john's birthday, central park, central stage, lineup starting now. people are starting to line up now. doors open at 6:00. 7:00 we'll start the film. and lou reed will be there to introduce it. >> thank you for bringing us the film and the interview. good

will ever be gone. >> reporter: 30 years after john lennon's deathk he is a real icon, an icon for peace. >> reporter: fans still flock to his memorial in central park. to mark lennon's 70th birthday, all of his solo albums have been re-mastered and re-released. a new pbs documentary chronicles his years in new york. and a new film "nowhere boy" brings to life the young john lennon. paul mccartney and the birth of the beatles. >> if we are going to do this, we should write our own stuff. >> i write stuff. >> john and i, you have to say, he was very special. >> reporter: as mccartney himself put it last year. >> we did have some kind of magic but that's not really for me to say but i just said it. >> reporter: the most remarkable lennon event may have occurred last month. >> come on in. >> reporter: when his first wife cynthia and the woman he left her for, yoko ono and their sons, sean and julian made a rare appearance together in new york. at 47, julian is already 47 years older than his father was when he died. >> i'm actually looking at my age and

john lennon remains forever young, fixed in time following his murder in 1980. former beatle would have turned 70 today, and his birthday was celebrated around the world. tony guida has more ♪ all you need is love ♪. >> reporter: from around the world they came, some for whom john lennon's music was the soundtrack of their adolescent, some born years after lennon's voice was silenced. all together at strawberry fields in manhattan's central park to celebrate a man who still matters 30 years after his death. >> i remember him as a maverick, as a rebel ♪ give peace a chance ♪. >> reporter: in liverpool, lennon's birth place, his first wife, cynthia, and son julian, celebrated lennon's life with a sculpture called peace and harmony. >> to honor dad and pray for peace. >> reporter: near reykjavik, iceland, lennon's widow yoko ono and ringo starr honored lennon's birthday with the lighting of a tower ohno creating. it's called "imagine peace." ohno said lennon would be fighting for it still. >> i don't think that he would have retired. he is not the retiring type. >>

john lennon, what makes him still speak to so many people is that john lennon of plastic band, the johnuble fantasy and stripping down the tracks why are they stripping down the tracks? because yoko knows that john actually has a remarkable voice and she wants the world to hear his voice up front. >> that is absolutely right. i spent the last three weeks with john's original childhood friends and first band. they were called the watery men. of course that is the band that john started in high school. some of these guys were friends with him from the age of 5 and then paul and george joined and they were slightly better musicians than the other guys but those guys have reformed just to honor john and been on a tour and they went to the premiere of the fill am few days ago in new york. and yoko was so excited to meet them. i met up with yoko last week in l.a. and she was telling me what a thrill it was to see the quarrymen. she was telling me she loves michael's film and also going on about how much she loved "nowhere boy." the word she said to me, people will love this film because john

what is going on there to honor john lennon "today"?ple crossing abby road replicating that famous album cover from 1969, just behind the crossing, we have got the abby road studios where so many of those famous albums were made back in the '60s and earlier "toda today there was a tribute band gathered behind me and they were singing beatles songs. and there really are people here from all over the world. i was chatting to a couple of girls from australia earlier who told me there was a webcam set up to view the crossing and they said their parents are watching them in australia, they were born after john lennon died, but they grew up on the beatles, listening to his music throughout their lifetime. >> we're taking a look at a webcam right now, we just had that up there, and it's pretty great to see what's going on from a different perspective. what about this picture about what john lennon might have looked like were he to be alive still today, of course he died right at the age of 40 years old and he would have beentoday, so talk abou

. >> and imagine john lennon at 70. a special "early show" tribute to the former beatle who asked us to give peace a chance all that and morning this saturday us to give peace a chance all that and morning this saturday morning october 9th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "the early show" on a saturday morning. >> we are hours away from hopefully very, very good news. it's been a while since the miners have been trapped in chile a. massive drilling effort going on right now. we could be hours away from finally breaking through to the miners, starting to extract them one by one. we'll talk about this process with a live report coming up. >> nine weeks in the works. >> also the better business bureau has identified a number of online scams that could cost you literally hundreds of thousands. we'll walk you through how to avoid them later. >> one of the most extraordinary efforts of survival and rescue. expected to reach the miners today, possibly within hours. trapped underground for 66 days and the rescue i

john lennon would have turned 67 today. unfortunately, msnbc's jenny has been standing by for us, and we'll get back to her, but it has been fun watching people trying to make that walk across the crosswalk. >>> and why did it take so long, and what will happen to the prices. we will look at what it could do to the smart phone next. >>> and can she convince voters she is just like you? [ william ] three years ago, i started my first real job as a part time sales associate with walmart. when william came in i knew he had everything he needed to be a leader in this company. [ william ] after a couple of months, i was promoted to department manager. like, wow, really? me? a year later, i was promoted again. walmart even gave me a grant for my education. recently, he told me he turned down a job at one of the biggest banks in the country. this is where i want to be. i fully expect william will be my boss one day. my name is william and i work at walmart. ♪ >>> one of the biggest challenges is connecting with the average voter a

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lennon. on their father john.nd listening to the dog,,,,,,,, >> osgood: few things are sadder or more bewildering than stories of young people dying before their time by their own hand. trying to prevent such deaths is the business of very dedicated people, some of whom possess the most chilling qualifications for the job you could imagine. our cover story is reported now by jim axelrod. >> let me tell you that suicidal people don't want to die by suicide. they believe they have to. there's a categorical difference. >> reporter: kevin hines speaks from a place of deeply painful personal experience. ten years ago hines came very close to killing himself, leaping off the golden gate bridge. >> i walked on that bridge probably for 40 minutes crying my eyes out. >> reporter: nobody said anything to you. >> nobody said anything. >> reporter: 19 years old at the time and suffering from a bi-polar disorder, kevin started to hallucinate. >> hallucinations telling me when i got to this bridge, jump now. die now. you must d

it would have been john lennon's 70th birthday. zens of tributes are planned around the world and thousands expected here in strawberries field in central park. aaron johnson plays the young lennon and does his own singing in the film. >> we want to get the essence of lennon and embody that for our own person. >> reporter: 30 years after his murder a new generation has come of age but fans have become fascinated with the man and his music. alex chris c, cbs -- asis c, cbs news -- alexis christoforous, cbs news, new york. >>> we will check in with patranya bhoolsuwan in just a moment to get the traffic but howard bernstein says it might be chilly to begin with but it will get nice. >> some spots in the 40s right now. winds not too bad. they will pick up. sun's coming out today in a big way and temperatures are warming up nicely. satellite and radar, a few clouds lingering and not much in the way of precip. even the green area is not preaching the ground. -- not reaching the ground. winchester is 56, luray ten degrees cooler at 4. it

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and here again is charles osgood. >> osgood: fans of john lennon gather at events around the world next mark the anniversary of his birth. hard to believe but that is the day that lennon would have turned 70. who would have thought that lennon's two long estranged families would ever come together in peace and harmony. as anthony mason now shows us, they have. >> reporter: in the often divisive history of the lennon family, it was a surprising moment of unity. >> come in and say hello. >> reporter: john lennon's first wife cynthia and the woman he left her for, yoko ono, embracing. on the eve of what would have been lennon's 70th birthday, his two wives and their two sons altogether now. >> who would have thought, eh? >> i was most curious how that came together. i did tell everybody that everybody was going to be there. i wasn't quite sure if everybody was going to turn up. but was happily surprised. >> reporter: the occasion was the opening of julian lennon's first exhibition of photographs. at 47, john lennon's first-born son is already seven years older than his father was when he w

what many of them didn't know was that john lennon was already taken. married to cynthia. d a son who told british television show daybreak this week, john struggled with fatherhood. >> he was a great man in many respects. not as a father, necessarily, but, you know, and i appreciate what he's done. and i understand what he went through. and why things were the way they were. ♪ >> reporter: around the time the beatles separated, lennon launched his solo career, married yoko ono and had a second son, sean. ♪ paying tribute to his music in liverpool this weekend, hundreds of fans are gathering at the club where the beatles made their name. today, they're celebrating his birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you but every year, thousands make the pilgrimage to his hometown. >> the house where john spent most of his life in liverpool. >> obviously we don't listen to it as much on the radio or that type of thing but the beatles are still huge with the young crowd. which is great to see. >> reporter: from now on there will be an extra stop on the tour. a sculpture for peace and harmony b

the former beetles, john lennon, would have turned 70. the hall of fame has several events planned honoring the legend, including an imagine world peace festival. he was shot and killed 30 years ago. >> john was especially passionate about his quest for peace in the world and peace was not intangible to him. he was practical and pragmatic about it saying things like if everyone demanded peace instead of another television set then there would be peace. >> a time capsule filled with music and fan letters is being burred. expects to be open on october 9th 2040, john lennon's 100th birthday. >> it makes you wonder if he was alive, what music he would -- what it would be like, what organizations he would be behind. >> makes you wonder. now you that mentioned it? >> yes. >> and -- yeah. >>> exciting night for the caps. their home opener gets underway in moments from now. >> and lindsay has more. >> reporter: alex ovechkin scored in each of the five home openers he's played in. will that be their fate again tonight? we'll look at their matchup

. >>> also tonight, we are left to imagine, john lennon's 70th birthday. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. you could say there's two ways of thinking about this economy. first, the dark and daily grind of those out of work in light of these new numbers. here's what we learned today. employers cut 95,000 jobs in in the month of september, a much higher number than the experts predicted. the unemployment rate is still at 9.6%. the last time it went on like this this long was decades ago. then there's the political fallout as we approach this midterm election. the president and other democrats are trying to convince voters their way is the right way, but the numbers are headed the other way. so we begin with our white house correspondent savannah guthrie. savannah, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, brian. this is the last monthly jobs report before the midterm elections where the stakes are so high the very control of congress essentially on the ballot. for so many voters, jobs is the motivating issue. the president

john lennon's early life. also, "jackass 3d." to weaken the best bets -- -- the weakened best bets -- have a nice weekend, everybody. i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >>> we have a nice forecast on the way tomorrow as we move into the end of the weekend. clear skies outside, the wind diminishing earlier today. we had wind gusts up to 40 m.p.h. at dulles international airport. now we're looking for a cooler the weatherbug network, for stop, alexandria, t. c. williams high school, 51 degrees. 55 downtown at g.w.. the weatherbug world headquarters, germantown, md., 56 degrees, the wind out of the west, northwest at 7. 68 degrees the high at reagan national airport, just where it should be. the record low, 30 in 1876. 53 at this hour, the wind out of the south, southwest at six, $47, 45 gaithersburg, 53 degrees in d.c. frost advisories for the potomac high lands and allegany county, nothing for the immediate metro areas. the next couple weeks or so, we are looking for frost advisory's. quiet and drive acros

beatles fans worldwide are coming together to celebrate john lennon's 70th birthday. his widow yoko own no said he dreaded turning 40 but thinking of 70 made him smile. with the celebrations happening around the world in his honor. abc's dan harris reports where new york fans are marking his incredible life in a special way. >> so many of us find it so hard to belief that this global icon of youthful rebellion and idealism would now be turning 70. a birthday that is being marked in a big way. all of john lennon's solo albums are being releerereleased in a box set. >> there's a new movie coming out that examines the teenaged years of the future beatle. >> this new pbs documentary takes a look at the last decade of lennon's life. >> i have to contribute something. >> the documentary also contains rare home movies of the five years lennon took off from music to raise his son sean. >> i looked after the baby, i made the bread. i was the house husband and i am proud of it. >> even this active dom messtis city was radical. >> for a father to be involved in raising his famil

john lennon would have turned 70 today.n hollywood, many fans gathered to sing at his songs and remember the british superstar. his widow asked fans today to 1 million wishes for peace. >> all is quiet around the area. how to the west, there is some unsettled weather. the northern rockies and out in the pacific northwest, they are all getting rain. the atmosphere is not set up to draggy that moisture in our direction, but just give it a little time. today exceeded our expectations. temperatures got into the low but we are not complaining. 81 was high, morning lows were in the 40's then 50's, and no rainfall. annapolis at 61, salisbury 54, and on the board is 58. westminster 59. temperatures have gone up a little bit how in the mountains, but if we take a look and what we expect for lows tonight, most of the readings will be in the 50's in this city. a couple of 40's of their away from the city. mid-70s's around the bay and in the northeast corner of the state, low 7's, but up into the 80's in parts of virginia. no clouds ov

she opens up intimately about her private life with john lennon and their feelings about each other andls anderson about her relationship with paul, ringo and george. >> they were very polite people. i think polite just for john's sake, you know? they didn't want to be mean to me or something like that. so their meanness did not really express itself except once in a while. >>> and also ahead, we've got some big news at the atlanta zoo. looks like they may need to dust off the recording of rockabye baby. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. from new car replacement and guaranteed repairs to accident forgiveness, we do all we can to help you move on. liberty mutual auto insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> all this week we've been bringing you anderson's exclusive interview with yoko ono. this was a rare window into her life with john lennon who would have turned 70 years old. as a couple, they were inseparable. tonight you'll hear her talk about the strange feelings he had days before he died. it's well known that the couple's closeness caused some friction within th

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documentary is chronicling his years in new york and a new film "nowhere boy" reimagines the young john lennon, paul mccartney and the birth of the beatles. lennon's stuff, says a music editor, is timeless. >> this was somebody who from a very young age was writing songs like "help" and "in my life" and "i'm a loser." >> reporter: allen light of rolling stones magazine brought his son to the park to remember lennon. he says lennon achieved immortality by showing how more talhe was. >> i think what people still respond to is the honesty and the combination of confidence and vulnerability. >> reporter: songs by a young man who will never grow old. imagine. cbc news, new york. ♪ don't let me down >>> a break through literally in efforts to rescue 32 chilean miners. >> the milestone reached today and what it means for returning the miners to the surface. the bay area. >>> blue angels mark the start of fleet week here in the bay area. >>> i'm lawrence karnow in the cbs5 weather center. great start to the weekend. lots of sunshine. fog creeping in along the coast. what does that mean for tomorrow? c

military show of strength. >>> a crush of fans gathered in central park's strawberry fields to honor john lennon today. >> ♪ with love, from me, to you >> we all know the words. this would have been lennon's 70th birthday. the peace and love march was one of many celebrations of lennon's life being held around the city. lennon was shot to death outside his upper west side apartment building in 1980. this year the memorial had a mosaic from the city of nape -- naples, italy. they endorsed "strawberry fields" as a momento of peace. >>> if you see a prius with a thing on top, it may be google's car that drives itself. the company has been working on a vehicle that uses artificial intelligence software that can sense anything near the car and make decisions just like you and i might. the car has gone 140,000 miles with only occasional human control. the podge -- the project is the brainchild of the engineer who developed "street view." >>> and leigh, i heard the car has a human behind the wheel. >> i hope so. >> he is just not driving it. but i guess he could do something if it goes bad. >> listen,

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have been the music icon's 70th birthday. >> if you are a music fan, you are hearing the echos of john lennon'sic, whether you realize it or not. >> reporter: lennon teamed with paul mccartney to write most of the tunes that allowed the beatles to dominate the air waves in the 60s. he stood out on a new musical court. >> he fwrent radio friendly pop music to creating very experimental work, some of it most of the ground-breaking music in the history of rock 'n roll. ♪ >> reporter: one of lennon's solo work became an unofficial anthem for world peace and reflected the political an then that reflected much of his solo work. >> he felt a freedom to express himself a little bit more to do music that was coming from his heart. >> reporter: the world mourned lennon's murder almost 30 years ago. the spirit embodied in his music lives on. >> it's a rare artist who is able to cover both ends of the spectrum and to do so in such an excellent way. >> reporter: mark barger, nbc news. >> there will also be a benefit concert in lennon's memory in manhattan. the rock 'n roll hall of fame is marking his memory