find theater goes to our web site under "see it on tv" this and singer john lennon may have been a closet republican n a documentary, say egg was not the peace loving militant fans thought he was. he worked for lennon and said lennon felt a little embarrassed by former radicalism and claims he was a fan of ronald reagan and would have voted for him if he could. >> stay with us. back in a moment. ú$ú$ú$ú$ú$px2 >>> also coming up at 6:00, an abc 7 news follow up, animal abuse by a major pork producer, why activists aren't fully satisfied with the response, and vic lee investigates complaints san francisco international airport biggest shuttle service is getting special tree. and a student engineering experiment that could change the world. a motorized bicycle running on air. its coming up in 30 minutes on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> that looks like a nice one. >> and first bicycle, then maybes cars? >> and this is going to do it for us.

vo --y mire como aun despues de decadas de su muerte, john lennon todavia sigue siendo noticia. ltimo asistente personal de lennon, la estrella era un republicano en el closet. --fred seaman, tambien confeso que su ex jefe, era un seguidor de ronald reagan y que le encantaba argumentar con personas de la izquierda quienes le recordaban cuando el mismo fue un radical y que hasta pena le daba por ello. --el antiguo asistente de lennon, recordo ademas, algunas brutales peleas verbales que hubo entre el artista y el tio de seaman quien era comunista. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejo con el noticiero nacional de telemundo con jose diaz balart

was john lennon a closet republican that enjoyed arguing with left wing radicals? s, according to his former personal assistant. in a new documentary, fred sighman who worked with him before his death in 1980 said lennon was a fan of ronald reagan and was not the peace-loving militant that many thought he was. sieman added that the former beatle said he would vote for reagan because he was "really sour on jimmy carter." he goes on to say by 1979, lennon was a very different person and looked back at his life embarrassed by his me to eve they. >>> you're -- naivete. >>> you're watching martha stewart and can smell the cookies she's making in her show. researcher at u.c. san diego have created a new way to enhance your entertainment experience. it's called smell-o-vision. here is how it work. an odor-producing box containing up to 10,000 scents will be trached to your tv. an image on the screen would activate the chambers and a scent would be released. so if a pretty woman walked by you, you would smell perfume or during commercials you'd smell pizza or coffee or what

music is john lennon, imagine the image of lennon.both of his hands to create the work. >> i've got three brushes in each hand. i'm able to blend color. i'm able to enhance skin tone and create layers very quickly. >> he begin his career more than a dozen years ago. a lot of his work is on his website. he believes his art can inspire people and be creative. >> it's a moment in time. it's a creative expression. that is what i'm trying to share with my audience. it's not what you do but wait you do it that makes you an artist. it's the experience of the energy applied to your own life and being an artist. >> look at this. he finished the work in less than four and a half minutes. >> my challenges are where can i take this from here? >> nice meeting you thanks very much. >>> it's very dramatic. >> very cool. >> lisa argen is here with a final check of the weather. >> warming up out there today, beautiful with a lot of sunshine low 80s in concord. take a look. we've got rain coming our way on tuesday but we do have seven days, we're warm

with you john lennon's and you jimi hendrix's new but more was the question in a dominant agenda i would say music today you know mainstream music is equally political is just that it's pushing a dominant agenda and that's what i think we never really make in this nation we say music lost its politics as a music listening for example encouraging young african-american african caribbean males here to go to jail in a society where prison is private business as it is in the united states and as it is becoming increasingly here in a country that has the kind of history that the united states has and that britain has in relation to those populations is obviously political and so that's what i think we lost track of is that the music is still pull it was just the agenda that we're hearing more generally is pushing is increasingly capitalist increasingly sexist increasingly more so than is that increasingly racist essentially or fill in particular racial stereotypes that politics is still there is just that there isn't an alternative to the dominant agenda the only politics we're now hearing fo

it is photographs of john lennon taken from his girlfriend during that time when he was separated from dugo own known -- from yoko ono. she will be there. she is a true beatles insider and will remain so. she keeps in touch with the beatles and their current wives. the days -- the biggest thing is that it is 100% absolutely free to get in. it is produced by a nonprofit i am happy to be a part of. we do things for the public all the time. come down and hang out with the beatles generation. it is going to be fun. >> it is free to get in, but you have to pay $25 to leave. very nice. that looks good. do you know the across st. tammany -- across st. now? -- the cross street? >> you should come. >> any other commissioners comments or questions? he has a young baby at home. he cannot be going out. commissioner meko: i would like to also mention the basic theme of the plan will be underground entertainment. we are going to call it underground entertainment. 6:00, 1426 st.. and that's it. >> thank you. >> and the others? >> al qaedai look forward to lok discussing limited performance on may 24t

the music is john lennon. imagine the image of lennon. he will use both of his hands to create the work. >> when i'm using brushes i have three brushes in each hand so i'm able to blend color, i'm able to enhance skin tone and create layers very quickly. >> brian began his professional career more than a dozen years ago. a lot of his work is on his website. he believes his art can inspire people to let go, take chances, be creative. >> it's a moment in time. it's a creative expression. that's what i'm trying to share with my audience. ice not what you do, it's the way that you do it that makes you an artist. sort of take this experience, this energy, apply it to your own life and be an artist. >> the song is ending. but look at this? he finished the work in less than 4 1/2 minutes. >> my challenges are where can i take this from here? what's the next level? >> nice meeting you, thanks very much. [laughter] >> oops! in san francisco, don sanchez, abc7 news. >> i love that! that's great. >> yeah. >> weather is an art, as well, isn't it, lis

the music is john lennon.e will use both of his hands to create the work. >> when i'm using brushes i have three brushes in each hand and i'm able to blend color and create skin tone. >> reporter: he began his professional career more than a dozen years guy. a lot of his work is on his website. >> it is a moment in time. you know, it as creative expression and that is what i'm trying to share with my audience that it is not what you do, it is the way that you do it that makes me an artist. sort of take this experience and energy and apply it to your own life and be an artist. >> reporter: the song is ending but look at this he finished the work in less than four and a half minutes. >> my challenges are where can i take it from here, what is the next level. >> nice meeting you, thanks very much. >> reporter: in san francisco, don sanchez, abc 7 news. >>> how about that. >>> when abc 7 news at 9:00 continues here tonight, combat stress. >> the least we could do as americans is focus on the signature wound of thi

. -- john lennon. >>> a four-year-old boy whose home was destroyed in a fire gt a thrill at the giants game tonight. four-year-old zach brian from el dorado hills lost his treasured t ball trophy in that fire along with all his baseball gear. after hearing the news the giants invited zach to watch the team warm up on the field tonight. that's when they surprised him with a giant replacement trophy. >> they gave me a nice trophy. >> what you -- what are you going to do with it? >> zach got a new mitt and autographed baseballs. his whole family got to stay and watch the game. what a sweet kid. and what a nice gesture. >> i love that kid. >> i don't know him. but how do you not love little zach? >> speaking of them, when this season started, he was just happy to make the team. he was happy to make the giants. now he has a legitimate case to make the all stars, and he is the cure for a losing streak. spspspspspspspspspspspspspspspsp >>> in baseball, momentum is only as good as tomorrow's starting pitcher. after madison balm gardener -- baumgardner couldn't get out of the inning. he is goin

. >>> turns out john lennon had a political secret. he learned right.new documentary, his former assistant claims he was a closet republican who loved ronald reagan and wasn't the peace loving militant many thought he was. he claims lenin was a very different person in his final years. >> come on, people, all you nees good night.

comenzamos este segmento diciendo que la madre de thalÍa fue sepultada donde descansan los restos de john lennon Último adiÓs a quien describiÓ como su guerrera. >> en este mausoleo descansan los restos de yolanda miranda. llegÓ thalÍa acompaÑada de su esposo, sÓlo estuvieron familiares y amigos muy allegados como gloria, emilio y lily estefan. los restos de miranda no fueron cremados. >> las cinco son hermanas, salieron del mismo vientre. >> si es niÑa thalÍa no descarta poner el nombre de su madre a quien decidiÓ sepultar en nueva york para poderla visitar. dijo que no piensa volver a vivir en mÉxico. >> gracias, que descanse en paz la seÑora yolanda miranda. tendrÁ que comparecer el cantante kalimba. los citaron para el lunes, Él asegura que la joven le exige $ 200.000 a cambio de su silencio y cuando Él no accediÓ ella acudiÓ a una revista de farÁndula y falsamente lo acusÓ de abusar de su hija de cinco aÑos. la semana pasada las parejas se reuniÓ para alcanzar un acuerdo afuera de tribunales. >> la ex empleada domÉstica que tuvo un hijo con schwarzenegger asegura que no cometiÓ fraude. en e

economic stimulus and using cards used to tell the fortunes of stories like princess grace and john lennon andrews also sees hope for the u.s. economy actually does help it promising a profitable changes so. carol goal. card the crystal ball what do you guys think is that better than having a real economists come on and everybody has their own theory these days nobody can agree on what's actually going to happen. i think it's better to have me because i got way more enjoyment out of watching that woman talk about burning his charts in this crystal but nobody knows so what difference does it make really. who would you go to taro card reader rubio what i would about the future of the economy and whether or not on august second the world is going to end because what i'm saying i mean i think i've asked about the comment i think first i think you really just simply cannot tell me there's no news covering the story so i don't know what common story would you know talk to so i mean you know but i do think that you know what is it doesn't seem like there's anybody else who has any idea what's goi

economic stimulus or using chorus he's used to tell the fortunes of stories like princess grace and john lennon andrews also sees hope for the u.s. economy actually promising profitable changes so. terrible. terrible card the crystal ball what do you think that better than having a real economists come on and everybody has their own theory these days nobody can agree on what's actually going to happen. i think it's better. because i got way more enjoyment out of watching that woman talk about bringing his charts and his crystal ball nobody knows so what difference does it make really. would you go to taro card reader rubio but i would have thought the future of the economy and whether or not on august second the world is going to end because what i'm saying i mean i think i'd ask about the comment i think first i think you really need to stick with your column it is going to come and destroy you know what comments three would would you know touchy so i mean you know but i do think that you know it doesn't seem like there's anybody else has any idea what's going on with the economy so why not as

a colorado artist created a unique niche with explosive performance art, creating a portrait of john lennon and did it in less than four and a half minutes he combines motion with music. he can turn a large blank canvas into a work of art, pulling the audience into his create activity. >> so they can experience what they'd normally see on a gallery wall. what is the creative process? >> so let us gib. >> he will use his hands to create the work. >> i'm using brushes there are three brushes so i'm able to blend color and enhanced skin tone. and can create layer autos a lot of the work is on the web site. he believes his art can inspire people to with creative. >> it's a moment in time. you know? that is what i'm trying to share is that you know it's not what you do but the way you do it. so take this and apply to it live. be an artist. >> this song is ending. >> challenges are where to take this from here? what is the next level? >> nice meeting you. thank you very much. >> and in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> and that is something. >>> join me tonight at 9:00. coming up a start up has a cam

it did if you think of the sixty's the seventy's the eighty's be a bob dylan or public enemy or john lennon these people made statements but they also made the charts but today's most popular musicians are kind of lacking in the whole questioning of the already in the system and the global political order.

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. >> and this might be hard to imagine but john lennon may have been a closet republican. that is a claim being made by a man who worked for lennon from 1979 until his death in december, 1980. in a new documentary, he says lennon was not the peace-loving militant fans thought he says, saying lennon felt embarrassed by the former radicalism and says he was a fan of ronald reagan. >> this isn't too hard to imagine. another couple from "the bachelor" is breaking up. >>> a popular child star taking on a grown up role. here is the on the red carpet report. >> the buzz in hollywood today has a southern slant. raven simone is back on tv with a show called "state of georgia". and on the red carpet sat down to get the scoop. >> i had to be making out with a guy on the couch. i got up and i was like i can't do it. i'm like i'm olivia. i can't do it. i'm like, seven. they're like no, you're 25. no. i'm seven. i'm seven. >> catch a more mature raven simone tonight on abc family. >> and brad womack ended his engagement with emily maynard. brad released a statement saying the end of the

. >> we did some elvis, james dean and john lennon, actually. >> do you ever have someone who is justnot with it, they go, i have no idea who that is and you have to hit them over the head. >> i have a diverse repertoire, 65, close to 70 different people. so i get to pick and choose for must audience. i think i need a shower. >> do you sell these paintings? >> they are. all the paintings for sale. got to the website. >> what do they start at. >> they start at around $1500. >> what about his vest. can we buy his vest. >> reporter: we want to know if the vest is for sell. he's getting a sponsor from wet wipes. are you a messy eater, too. >> outstanding. what a talent. i love to see that that's really cool. all right. 6:53 right now. mike, can you top that. >> let me see what i can whip up here, green, red, yellow and a water main break to clean up. 40th at kirkham street. want to warn folks in the area sourt southth going in san francisco, might be in effect. haven't heard about closures. back-up on the bridge, haze, low clouds. so far streets are fine until the berkeley curve. back-up

my favorite answer, he's the guy that murdered john lennon. that was mark david chapman. in the end, i concluded, and i say this in the book, that johnny appleseed might be the best known american about who most americans know nothing real at all. i should add also that thanks to john and his firm, all of that polling data, including pages and pages of demographic breakdowns now in the possession of this museum and education center, which is exactly where it belongs. there was also the sheer mystery of it all as i tried to do the book. thanks to the whole host of researchers, including florence wheeler who finally named down the chapman genealogy. we had the hints of john chapman. we know where money was born. we know more or less where and when he died. although a case can be made that whoever interned is not john chapman. we have promissory notes, we even have the wonderful trading post back in war and pennsylvania that shows chapman purchased, quote, two small histories shortly after crossing the alleghenies with his brother in early 1799. histories of what, british ro

. >> mcgaugh: do you know when john lennon was killed?: yes, that was december 8, 1980, and that was a monday. >> stahl: ...a round of standard memory tests... >> go ahead and put them in the order they were presented to you. >> stahl: ...the public events quiz. >> delta airline flight 191 crashes near dallas, texas. >> henner: oh, i know exactly when that happened because all of a sudden i was at my... it was august the second of 1985. it was a friday. >> stahl: after seven hours of grilling... >> mcgaugh: october 1, 8, 15, 22. >> stahl: ...mcgaugh and his collaborator, neuroscientist larry cahill, officially anointed marilu henner superior autobiographical memory subject number six. >> larry cahill: extremely impressive. >> stahl: you really do remember your whole life. >> henner: it's like putting in a dvd and it cues up to a certain place. i'm there again. so, i'm looking out from my eyes and seeing things visually as i would have that day. >> stahl: do you remember all your old boyfriend's birthdays? i'll bet you do. >> henner: oh, y

(nombre en inglÉs) en nueva york donde bueno allÍ pues investigamos fue cremado john lennon y estÁn enterradasi laura zapata va a venir. porque como sabemos dels principdesde el principio ella no estaba de acuerdo que trajera al cuerpo de su madre a nueva york, ella esÁa invitada que tiene abierta la invitaciÓn para venir a este servicio fÚnebre de su madre pero no tenemos claro todavÍa si ella aceptÓ y llegarÁ a la ciudad de nueva york el dÍa de hoy. como sabemos yolanda miranda la madre de thalÍa aunque ella tenÍa su residencia en mÉxico se pasaba gran parte del aÑo en la ciudad de nueva york y de acuerdo a las informaciones que tenemos su Última voluntad era que fuera enterrada o sepultada aquÍ en la ciudad de nueva york y eso es lo que thalÍa finalmente quiere hacer. >>> birmania mÁs adelante reacciÓn mos c regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn de lo que estÁ sucediendo, todavÍa en este momento son especulaciones, gracias una vez mÁs y nosotros vamos a seguir con mÁs informaciÓn en despierta maeshg amÉrica ya volvemos con mucha informaciÓn, entretenimiento qÉe tenemos mi poncho >>> deporte carla

donde descansan grandes luminarias como john lennon.mentos a solas para despedirse y dedicarle unas palabras a su madre. esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos y esto sucediÓ ayer en una ceremonia muy, muy privada. >> gracias, chiqui, dentro de todo lo que es la tragedia y lo terrible que supone perder a una madre se logrÓ lo imposible que fue reunir a todas las hermanas. laura zapata dijo que habÍa sido una reconciliaciÓn muy dolorosa. >> me imagino que sÍ. pero estamos con ellas en estos momentos difÍciles y les enviamos a toda la familia zapata nuestras condolencias. >> nosotros seguimos con nuestro viernes aquÍ en despierta amÉrica y poncho nos dice quÉ tenemos mÁs adelante. cuÉntanos poncho! >> hoy es viernes y vamos a hablar de la copa de oro de la concacaf. comienza en este fin de semana y tenemos por supuesto cobertura completa. y la noticia de la maestra que protegiÓ a sus alumnos en una peligrosa balacera da comienza la copa oro 2011 y sprint, como orgulloso patrocinador, te trae toda la acciÓn con el paquete lo2yo futbol de sprin

among the new noise areas, bethesda fountain and strawberry fields, the memorial for john lennon, kind gone up there on december 8th. >> yeah. >> the anniversary of his death. it's a place where people come to celebrate. >> year-round they do, scrum guitars, hang out at strawberry fields. >> that's a weird place. but how is that even associated with music, right? i mean, come on, it seems logical. what? i just don't get it. i'm sorry. >> the airplane famous for its 2009 miracle on the hudson landing hit the road this weekend for its final destination, a museum in north carolina. the trip hit a snag in morristown, new jersey, where the flatbed trailer was too wide for the intersection and it was stuck there for about an hour. >> all right. >>> time for politico. >> let's go to politico, executive editor jim vandehei down in d.c. >> good morning. >> you guys have some reporting this morning, you've done a little math saying democrats may be able to take back the house next fall. how did you come up with that? >> there's a couple things at play. democrats need to pick up about 25 seats. m