the lives of john lennon this is fantastic, estimate on these is 60 to 80 thousand.rd that. >> we have those baby pinks maybe future. kennedy: probably 5 million. >> prince's guitar. >> prince, cloud guitar, a nelson, fantastic. kennedy: amazing. just touching something that you know one of greatest guitarists in the world, musicians, ever played, see it for yourself julien's auction mart it martin thank you. kennedy: you can own a piece of rock 'n roll history, topical storm is next. ♪ ♪ ooking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversified strategies to position our client's portfolios for their long-term goals. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions for you, right? (fisher investments) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (other money manager) so when do you make more money, only when your clients make more money? (fisher investments) yep. we do better when our clients do better. at fisher investments, we're clearly different. in

that it was necessary to loop and shop, which is not a joke, the idol of the buffoon, stood up, john lennonn the johns. does lena seem bigger or does buinov have noses in the profile of the world? man, which determines what, why and why to go on stage at all? of the mosquitoes, alexander gradsky not only conceptually, but also outwardly looked like john lennon, grew his hair, wore cloudy glasses with dark lenses. buffoons, there are only four guys, of which even three-voices, not one group was taxed with such a voice. well, of course, gradsky's vocal leader - this is the central striker on these unique shots of apartments performs the anthem of mosquitoes. hello. hello, hello dear. our site is still standing. the first concerts of buffoons were here in the palace of culture of moscow state university always only a ficus ass stands on the side of some kind, usually we always have a party behind us and there we always have a behind, well, shaggy people are happy that we shaggy party parties, we didn’t play well together, the dumbbells swayed. buffoons let's go on the first tour money flowed l

lee told the grimsby live what saw john lennon's face at my mate's pints. y it felt like a sign maybe a sign that he's on too much to drink. scoffs where was lennon in that photo? i just didn't. i saw look like a spaceman . i didn't. did like a spaceman. i didn't. did john lennon go to mars. i don't i don't really do this. i to mars. well, no. i mean i mean i hopeit mars. well, no. i mean i mean i hope it was just the barry result. i have a classic wishful ferment. he's a john lennon fan and he sees john i'm a dave grohl . saw dave in that grohl fan. saw dave in that been he did have a really fun. oh, god, the fuse yes. are oh, my god, the fuse yes. are you of a rock scene that you a bit of a rock scene that i'm chick wow part a i'm a rock chick wow part i've a rock was 13 fans rock chick since i was 13 fans tastic right okay. well, tastic right? okay. well, no messing tonight, ladies messing about tonight, ladies and gents, we are a bit pressed for thank you much, for time. thank you very much, nigel. cup nigel. what a cracking world cup special anyway, it'

lee told the grimsby live what saw john lennon's face at my mate's pints. ike a sign maybe a sign that he's on too much to drink. scoffs where was lennon in that photo? i just didn't. i saw look like a spaceman . i didn't. did like a spaceman. i didn't. did john lennon go to mars. i don't i don't really do this. i to mars. well, no. i mean i mean i hopeit mars. well, no. i mean i mean i hope it was just the barry result. i have a classic wishful ferment. he's a john lennon fan and he sees john i'm a dave grohl . saw dave in that grohl fan. saw dave in that been he did have a really fun. oh, god, the fuse yes. are oh, my god, the fuse yes. are you of a rock scene that you a bit of a rock scene that i'm chick wow part a i'm a rock chick wow part i've a rock was 13 fans rock chick since i was 13 fans tastic right okay. well, tastic right? okay. well, no messing tonight, messing about tonight, ladies and gents, we are a bit pressed for thank you very much, for time. thank you very much, nigel. cup nigel. what a cracking world cup special anyway, it's special tha

we're now learning what john lennon's killer told the new york parole board this summer, which led to his 12th denial. mark david chapman admitted in september that he knew it was wrong to kill the former beatle. however the 67 year old explained he had evil in his heart and wanted fame. lennon was shot to death outside his manhattan apartment building in 1980 chapman is up for parole again in 2020, for a mother in maine is sounding the alarm about the dangers of so called water beads. here they are. they grow when you place them in water. they're meant to be used. for sensory learning, but you can see they look like candy and a nine month old girl swallowed one of them. she ended up in the icu, and then it expanded in her small intestine , causing sepsis and an infection. she's already had three surgeries. now, the box and instructions warned about potential choking hazards, but they do not warn about potential consequences if it's ingested. tyson foods executive faces charges after police say he walked into a random woman's home and fell asleep in her bed. john are tyson was arreste

it includes john lennon's glasses, a beehive hair topper worn by amy winehouse.n electric guitar that once belonged to prince. that's one that catches my eye . i know our floor director and jib operator for greg , you like the rock 'n roll icons. glasses. maybe the here. i don't know about the shoes. i'm sorry. >>> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area. we will see you back here at 11:00. thank you to all of we've got our vision... ...and so much to choose from. but with free in-store design services our budget and our time are well spent. at floor and decor, with a wide selection of products all at everyday low prices, creating a space to match your taste has never been easier. discover floor and decor today! (intense music) - [announcer] this is the volkswagen "red and gold report", from kpix5 and cbs news bay area. - if you told us we'd be 4-4 at the midway point, we'd be pretty pissed off about it. - [announcer] the red and gold aren't satisfied with their record. but they return from the bye week ready to get back to work. -

on november 25, 1969, john lennon returned the order of the british empire to queen elizabeth ii 4 yearsthat, all four of the beatles received such orders for their contribution to the development of british culture. now the famous musician refused the award in protest against london's intervention in the civil war in nigeria and support for us aggression in vietnam. he also referred to the attack in the ratings of his single kolchaki. of course, was already pure outrageous and lennon later regretted the frivolity. he sent the order, buckingham palace with a driver and a letter, however, the queen did not cancel the award, the order was kept in the royal chancellery, so lennon remained a knight of the british empire until his death on november 25, 2019, a memorial plaque was solemnly opened in cape town in memory of russian volunteers in the anglo boer war at the beginning of the 20th century. fought for the independence of the republics of south africa, the orange state and the transvaal against colonizers of the british, there were 225 of them, almost 10% of the total number of foreign

is also represented with a pair of his iconic glasses up for sale identified john lennon as wearingy glasses, as he called them also includes this beehive hairpiece once belonging to amy winehouse. she wore during the 2008 grammys. worship performed in 15 awards, including best new artist estimated 10 to 20,000 piano belonging to bob dylan, one of princes, guitars and a bob mackie dress worn by share are also some of the more than 1500 items hitting the auction block. the stock market is in blocks. the bond markets and plugs real estate is influx of people are sort of taking their money out of sort of intangible items and choosing to own something cool something that they can relate to take place in person at new york city's times square, hard rock cafe and online at julian's live dot com november 11th, 12th and 13th charlotte angel fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. while the press and the pundits are predicting a giant red wave. it didn't happen. now it by president biden is declaring that his democratic party had a strong night in the midterm elections. but he's also

john lennon's son julian saved this photo. uncle pauline downloaded lennon's new album.ccarthy wrote "hey jude" for lennon after his parents divorced. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news" the new number that could be a lifeline for americans struggling with mental health. >>> and they are a marvel of nature. the giant sequoias growing and thriving in the midwest. >>> and young girls in high school sports. g girls in high school sports. finding my way forward with node-positive breast cancer felt overwhelming at times. but i never just found my way, i made it. so when i finished active therapy, i kept moving forward and did everything i could to protect myself from recurrence. verzenio is the first treatment in over 15 years to reduce the risk of recurrence for adults with hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be sever

i gave the john lennon on south korean band, b t s. a confirmed on that twitter face of the singer john cook will be heading to cattle. he'll join the likes of black eyed peas post. malone and ruby williams woke up, kicks off it 8 days with hosts. cut off facing ecuador, woke up soft mock. the end of an era, as pleasant managers retire from international duty. castle 2022 will be the end of the road. for one famous voice of footballs, greatest festival. good with that, i can be no matter what you have been that your job is there wasn't one level got out a lot. ah, with us you on it with the it was, you know what? we have to work. well, i got, i got the rock on broad, you on july beetle running on doors green. i mean, i saw, you know, he's a but i'm on my lot of with one of your problem with my team on my they're going to leave a lot to learn what you call that are going. but i am going to be able to go to go, and i mean, my going, i mean, you gave me a when. and these numbers have been very jayce. and there's been a bit of john, a years

jesus, roberto clemente, john lennon and elon musk. >> wow. >> a real crush on musk at one point. >>, i have just been asking how he has been doing this as a businessman. two successful companies. i think that he will be a winner on this. he has taken the company private. he will bring it back i think aunt hit it out of the park better than ever. even though we overpaid for it. i think he is aware of that as well. all of these people will have egg on their faces. at the end of the day when it comes to these publicly traded companies. >> the fact that he will never get his -- does that make it all that much more committed to making it a success in terms of a platform or whatever? >> i think he took this on as a personal issue. >> the labor of love. >> exactly. i think he does care about turning the company around and i think he is just weird enough and out there enough to really just put the pedal to the metal to try to do it. maybe i am wrong. >> i think he will see that it is worth it overall. he is loving it right now. >> stick around. the big four is next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ my nam

and there was a moment in peter jackson's documentary "get back" with george harrison ghost to john lennon said you tell me when i sit down and begin to write a song i need to end it while sitting there. that's not the process for "handmaid's tale" where you came up with an idea but then you write that you sat on it for a very long time. can you tell our viewers why you did? >> well, i always thought it was too nutty. nobody would believe this. but, hey. yeah. i thought it was too crazy. remember when this was. it was the early '80s, so we had had a lot of turmoil in the '60s. i was sitting in cambridge, massachusetts, during the cuban missile crisis, then we had all the vietnam uproar, and then we had summer of love, and then we had -- that didn't last very long -- then the women's movement hitting the public view in the '60s and into the '70s. '80 ronald reagan gets elected and the rise of the religious right as a political force begin, and people were saying pretty much the program, the outfits, but pretty much the program that i then enacted in the hand maid's tale. so if you want wome

>> my dad was at the same school as john lennon, but then everybody's dad said that?wile be right back with more daniel craig, everybody. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ) (♪♪) this season, you can spend less and make holiday dreams come true at t.j. maxx, marshalls and homegoods, with amazing gifts for everyone on your list. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ( applause ). >> stephen: look at that. look at who you got right here. that's daniel craig, the star of "glass onion: a knives out mystery." the, you know, thanksgiving week here. >> yup. >> stephen: you and your lovely wife, both american citizens now. >> we are. >> stephen: and good luck for us, and congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> stephen: do you do the thanksgiving? do you understand thanksgiving? because you've got kid that are old enough now to start hearing the pilgrim stories and stuff like that. >> i do understand thanksgiving. it's about giving thanks, as far as i understand. ( applause ) i knew there would be tough questions. >> stephen: exactly. have you celebrated-- you've been in the state for a long time. >> i h

and then there was this pair of john lennon's glasses, most expensive 162 thousand dollars. like a catch. >> this amy winehouse top piece, 12500, i have not blown that kind of money on hair since i bet against the the tortoise. highest selling item, it was stinky steve jobs used birkin stocks. 2 twi >> 250,000 for dirt y shoes, so gross. >> now tribute to a man who spent 18 years living in an airport terminal or as american airline calls it weather delay. hhis -- an iranian national who became stranded in a paris airport after being deported with no airport. for 18 years, he slept on an a port terminal bench, showering and brushing his teeth in staff facilities and borrows a mustache trimmer from a nice french woman. >> he was inspiration for several film, including the terminal. he is considered most famous homeless man since nick nolte, he passed away this weekend, we salute a man who lived a unique life, better than living in canada. topic three. what do you know, canada hates you. >> now celebration of some skills that don't pay the bills. on guinness record day, i deday

think about johnny lennon almost every day, but i don't mention his name, when you sign the law in john lennon'sogize. next question. next question, maybe. the thing is, biden just sometimes forgets to take the medicine prescribed by doctors. as fox news reported back in the summer, citing its sources, the american president was prescribed drugs to enhance brain function. otherwise according to according to the same source , it is simply impossible to communicate with the head of the white house, because without medication he begins to behave like a child. well, with pills, he becomes like a president and even begins to make plans for re-election for a second term in 2024. i haven't made a formal decision yet, but that's my intention, my intention of pitches to go to the polls and make a temporary decision. we have, especially since he still has exactly half of his term ahead of him. but it’s far from a fact that biden will see him through to the end dislike for the incumbent president was also reflected in the rating of the democratic party. voters now prefer republicans. whose current minority

john lennon's son julian shared this photo on social media after bumping into his late father's beatlesdmate at an airport lounge. uncle paul even downloaded lennon's new album "jude." mccartney wrote "hey jude" for lennon after his parents' divorce. >>> straight ahead, the new number that could be a lifeline for americans struggling with mental health. >>> and they're a marvel of nature. the giant sequioas growing and thriving in the midwest. >>> plus grit on the gridiron. the young girls fielding change to high school sports. onos otcch morning blocks heartburaluces excessci24 hours, blocking heartburn before it starts. one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. blocking heartburn before it starts. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. ♪♪ you pour your heart into everything you do, which is a lot. so take care of that heart with lipton. because sippin' on unsweetened lipton can help support a healthy heart. lipton. stop chuggin'. start sippin'. when cold

john lennon's son julian tweeting, it's amazing who you run into in an airport lounge, none other than that's uncle paul mccartney. this is just a few months after julian released his album "jude" named after the song sir paul wrote for him. >> wait, you can go back to the fact that he was in an airport lounge. >> exactly. got to get those free pigs in a blanket. >> very cool. >>> we start this half hour with the urgent search going on right now for a young mother of two. she disappeared under mysterious circumstances from a quiet california community. abc's matt rivers has what we know at this hour. matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. investigators know just how important the first 48 hours are when a person is reported missing. police in this case say they're hoping for the, quote, best case scenario in the case of rachel cas castillo, mom to a 2-year-old and a 5-year-old. this morning, a mystery deepening in southern california as police search for a missing mother. >> as soon as i saw the blood i realized something wasn't right. >> reporter: rachel castillo report

the democrats, he must have had, i don't know, a spotify create some kind of play list based on john lennon's song imagine. >> imagine if we had been able to fix our broken immigration system back in 2011? imagine if we had been able pass meaningful gun safety legislation. imagine if we had been able to reduce our emissions if we had kept the senate in 2014 we would have a very different supreme court making decisions about our most basic rights. >> laura: imagine if martha's vineyard wanted to keep those migrants all 50 of them. imagine that. imagine if you had a democrat party that wasn't so out of step with our middle class, out of step with hispanics and independent voters. let's imagine that. now it's really been something to behold. the party that tanked our gdp in less than two years, the party that got us into a pointless proxy war with russia, the party that played by the -- got played by the saudis on oil production, is now claiming to be the champions for the middle class? >> the middle class gets stiffed and the poor get poorer under their policy. you saw what happened last time u

he must have had a spotifycreate create some kind of playlist based on john lennon's song imagine. >> imagine if we'd enabled himatio to fix our broken immigration system back in 2011. imagine if we'd been able to pass meaningful gun safetyimg legislation.in imagine if we'ifd been we had to reduce our emissions. if we if we had kept the senate in 2014, we'd have a very different supreme court makingyf decisioners about our most basic rights. >> imagine if martha's vineyard wanted to keep all those0 of imagine thall 50 of them. >> okay, imagine that. t so all right.f step imagine if you had a democrat party that wasn't so out of step with our middle class, out of step with hispanics and out of step with independent voters. imagine let's imagine that now really been something to behold . the party thato tanked our gdpt in less than two years got, the party that got us into party a pointless proxy ward by with russia, the party that played by its got played by thes saudis on oil production, is now claiming to bele the champions for the middle class. middle class gets stiffed.r unde the p

nixon was afraid of john lennon. these guys had an enemies list and it included musicians.hey did not grow up in that time, because the music was explosive. people would go home and listen to entire albums. nobody does that anymore. and i don't think we will ever see that again the way music is now, and it's just not the same. >> i swear we are not going to play the full interview, and we want people to watch hbo this weekend, and here bruce talks about his song writing. >> i love when you come out with your wife and you sing together. >> yeah. >> that song -- >> "tougher than the rest" i can't do appropriately without patti. it's probably my best love song, maybe. because it's so understated. >> how do you come up with this song? i am trying to understand the process so i can imatate it and make a lot of money. how does it work? >> first thing you want to do is a good metaphor or a good title, and so "tougher than the rest" is a good title. all right, what is this guy trying to say, you know? well, he's in a bar. there's somebody there he's interested in. you are thinking,

when murder of john lennon that. novel the catcher in the j.d. novel the catcher in the rye , should we have taken him rye, should we have taken him seriously ? was salinger really seriously? was salinger really responsible for lennon's death? every copy have been banned. of not. so in all these difficult discussions. we need to be wary. those who think that censorship is the answer or we think their political opponents ought to be asylum . stochastic terrorism asylum. stochastic terrorism isn't a thing. it's like that phrase dog whistle when your opponent hasn't said the thing you wanted them to say , you you wanted them to say, you accuse them of implying it or secretly thinking it. these are just tricks to shut down. debate to foster a climate in which censorship becomes the and that way tyranny lies . okay . way tyranny lies. okay. we've got two more questions from our audience, but i want to come to my panel first. i was talking that this of stochastic that about this of stochastic terrorism. the idea that peopl

when murder of john lennon that.ovel the catcher in the j.d. novel the catcher in the rye , should we have taken him rye, should we have taken him seriously ? was salinger really seriously? was salinger really responsible for lennon's death? every copy have been banned. of not. so in all these difficult discussions. we need to be wary. those who think that censorship is the answer or we think their political opponents ought to be asylum . stochastic terrorism asylum. stochastic terrorism isn't a thing. it's like that phrase dog whistle when your opponent hasn't said the thing you wanted them to say , you you wanted them to say, you accuse them of implying it or secretly thinking it. these are just tricks to shut down. debate to foster a climate in which censorship becomes the and that way tyranny lies . okay . way tyranny lies. okay. we've got two more questions from our audience, but i want to come to my panel first. i was talking that this of stochastic that about this of stochastic terrorism. the idea that people

it's about the legendary song imagine by john lennon, but a couple will go on the ice, which prepareschampion tatiana tatyanina and actor ivan kolesnikov well , this is a huge rolling table, then only if you don’t need to let me in, you can decide with your hand so that you don’t give me all the hands i perform these numbers here. this is great, of course, there will be no high horns, as one of the advantages and a couple of training difficulties pay off with high marks. in general, a workable password, we generally admire the way tanya and ivan build work on their performances, they always try. bring everything to perfection. the song is very light design to give a soft, cool awesome coo-coo. yes, i'm mom. well, where are they? well, where are they, but they got into a spot of light, and you know, that's according to several renaissance artists, white is the color of perfection. look, this is a pair of tatyana totmyanina ivan kolesnikov, everyone came out on the ice in bely and it seems to me that this was one of the best performances of this pair at all stages of the ice age. i unde

john lennon, these two poems horn and opera have always coexisted in him.d when he sang. since then , alexander borisovich opened his concert only with this song. tomorrow we will see the master again on stage at the first concert of alexander gradsky and these are unique shots taken by his friend leonid yarmolnik at the end of the performance. brief takes off his suit and remains in jeans and a shirt unthinkable for a big theater in response to 28 minutes of deafening applause. documentary film in memory of alexander gradsky turn around too we will see tomorrow on channel one rakevich first channel well, mark this date, we invited artists to the gradsky hall theater, they will sing for us after 8:00 in the morning. on the first channel vasiliev hello at the beginning of the last report from the donetsk republic at 2:00 am, ukrainian troops fired on gorlovki, used nato ammunition of 155 mm caliber and a khaimar rocket, damaged the building of the stirol plant, one wounded western-style shells were fired at donetsk makeevsky. this is reported by the joint co

. >> forrest gump, john lennon. >> it's a delightful play on the contingency and accident that shapes the first americans to visit the land of china in like a million years or something like that. somebody said world peace was in our hands. but all i did was play ping-pong. >> that film embodies everything that makes tom great. he's fantastic dramatic actor. he's a magnificent comedy actor. i can't think of another actor living or dead who could have ever done that part -- you know, that part. >> by the 1990s, the median age of the people who served in world war ii was around 70. they were growing old and they were disappearing. and there was a powerful sense of nostalgia. and we saw a lot of retrospective looks at aspects of world war ii. this was the time when people started talking about the greatest generation. >> "saving private ryan" was a film that i was going to make someday in my life. my dad used to have his band of brothers from the air corps come over to the house every year. the first time i ever heard grown men cry was at these reunions. it was all about the trauma they

julian lennon, john's son unexpectedly runs into his old fan mate paul mccartney at the airport. his uncle paul on twitter. mccartney holding up his home, show lennon's new album, fittingly called jude. it was written by mccartney as a tribute to julian as a child. those are the headlines. turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the fox weather forecast. rick i was on the weatherman umbrella site where you were telling veterans to put their stories or tell their stories. i started to cry. it is amazing how many people went there, told their stories, how powerful they were. rick: we sent out email to all our customers, tell us the stories of memories of vets in your life and how you appreciate the vets. we all wish our veterans a happy veterans day. grateful for them. we got hundreds of responses of people telling stories about families, parents, spouses, their children. sacrifices they may have had. they made it all so much clearer, the sacrifice not just of the individuals who go and serve but the families and how it has such generational impact, also for really providing

but when i was brought up, we followed the martin luther king junior and the john lennon approach thatshould be colour—blind and is the way for us to and that is the way for us to move forward. we're all english. we're all british. so for me, i was a little bit uncomfortable yesterday because i thought, what about jack grealish? there was a white guy who scored a goal was a white guy who scored a goal. and actually, i don't walk around judging people in society by whether they are black or white. i just think it was a great england performance. so why wrong ? because i'm why am i wrong? because i'm fortunately the world, the country. we haven't we haven't got mums like me mean you gone there saying i'm half white? my mum is one, my wife is white. on the least racist person in the planet . but unfortunately the planet. but unfortunately the world isn't like that. like we aren't colour—blind because we were colour—blind. then last yeah were colour—blind. then last year. when rashford. and when sterling. and in the sack and miss penalties last year they weren't get that one game. they mis

is that john lennon but you lennon was welsh.t thank you very costello very much, ellie ellie costello today from a proper policy taking place in hopefully we can match that some points anyway come on yorkshire let's have it right now . something i know right now. something i know which is concerning a lot of you at there's a bit a at home and there's a bit of a shift here, people. shift in tone here, people. okay, shift tone shift in tone here, people. oithe shift tone shift in tone here, people. oithe prospect shift tone shift in tone here, people. oithe prospect of shift tone shift in tone here, people. oithe prospect of a;hift tone shift in tone here, people. oithe prospect of a nurses tone is the prospect of a nurses strike . going be strike. we're going to be talking throughout talking about this throughout today's programme. they want a whopping great big pay rise around 17. i think we were all hoping we, people hoping, weren't we, that people would or the would get behind or the negotiating table. this nurse strike place.

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