no, it's john lennon's second. yes . and he was her third husband. many musicians, the beatles broke up, although in her interviews she said that i am responsible all my life for the crime in quotation marks that they did not actually commit , that is, the beatles did not break up because of her, she played music, she was an artist, she was an ethnic japanese woman, they were born together son of john le-sean lennon it was this is what she looks like and today she is 90 years old, congratulations, she outlived john lennon himself well , for 43 years, john was beaten on december 8 , 1980 today, almost 23 years have passed, they have a son together, the first son from uh, from my first wife and sean lennon was born in the same year as me. he was in the 75th year, this is also a landmark , we congratulate his column, long life , a landmark figure in world music, world culture, it was the art of all troubles, they are looking for a woman, this is straight such a chip, but one more information from the world of sports no no,

his it is his friend well, alexander tells me i know that you know it so it is the second wife of john lennonup, although in her interviews she said that i am responsible all my life for the crime in quotation marks that they did not actually commit , that is, the beatles did not break up because of her, she played music, she was an artist, she was an ethnic japanese woman, they had a common son, john le- sean lennon it was like this she still looks like today where she is 90 years old, congratulations, she outlived john lennon himself well, it is already 43 years and john was killed on december 8 , 1980 today, almost 23 years have passed, they have something in common

formalized the marriage in 3 minutes, and immediately flew away with his wife to amsterdam this john lennond married mccartney a week before and lennon did not want to be left behind in other places . the wedding took significantly longer for 200. the ceremony with marie louise of austria took place on march 11 , 1810 in the church of st. wedding in paris already in the presence of the groom. once this inventory was made of hardwood bamboo, aluminum, the current records help to set fiberglass. it's a pole for jumping in the sixth you're right. for 200, a girl who did not do exactly this on the night of ivan kupala was poured with water and whipped nettles as a punishment; she did not jump over the fire now. right. in the picture , music in prison, edward, a maneputer of the traditions of the renaissance, placed this character at the left edge of himself himself correctly. this film by luc besson at the time of release was the highest-budget and non-hollywood filmed 90 million dollars 264 million. in 1991, this director made a feature film john f, kennedy shots in dallas, and 30 years later

. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney focused on the fact that theyent home and made that record where he plays all those instruments on his home, cozy domesticity. warm like this. >> this is our first showing of it, like the mock up folks. and it's going to be called ringo's reviewer. >> if they don't like the music they won't buy it you know. >> ringo has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrison who has been stockpiling these amazing songs, exploded on afternoon album, all things must pass. had the greatest success at all. >> over the last mum of years -- number of years, i had so many songs i wanted to do but i only got one or two per album. >> you got held down by the others? >> well very subtly, yes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i'd just like to thank you all for coming here. as you know it's a special benefit concert. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ravi shankar went to george harrison, said, something tremendous is happening, what can we do. >> the concert for bangladesh, was the granddaddy of all concerts. not only did you get george harrison, it got eric clapton.

television program called america in the lens and was also hosted by valentin zorin e, paul mccartney's john lennon'st be bought. i didn't know it was a beatle. but when i watched the program and i heard this melody behind the scenes, i had such a goosebump running through my body. you know, she ran through, then into the consequences, when i heard alexandrina’s song performed by the songwriters of the pesnyary ensemble, let’s say alexandrina’s song or ls transfer heard or muslim magomayev with a song of melodies that alexander pakhmutova wrote to the verses of nikolai dobronravov i call all this rock is some kind of delight from the fact that you live from the fact that you hear and feel it. this is the feeling that comes up. i would call rock, so here i come music, thanks to the melody i heard i wanted to, well, learn to play this song on the guitar and my first chord that i learned was not, but this one, this one, he gives reason to sing the song further, he impressed the girls in the yard and his friends. they said i wasn't hopeless. i saw it in my eyes, and it served as a colossal springboard in

that was the dakota building, famously , where john lennon was famously, where john lennon was shot outsidee at the farmhouse that having john bought in 70 spots up in frank's in new york state. she's round the clock care there now because her health is starting to suffer. i mean, she's 90, you know, she's been in a wheelchair. she's now sort of really retired from public life . and she's decided stay full time at this beautiful 600 acre farmhouse that she bought with john and. and there she is, sarah robinson's band. like you always bring us the latest showbiz stuff . so what can i say showbiz stuff. so what can i say that all of us that you know that's it for today from all of us here. thank you very much indeed for being with us. andrew pierce next. and don't forget to join us tomorrow at 10 am. see you then . hello there. i'm you then. hello there. i'm great. you welcome to your latest broadcast from the met office cloud and patchy rain sinking south through the day ahead. sinking south through the day ahead . sunshine will follow ahead. sunshine will follow though the starting to feel

. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particularthat was focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. >> mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own, in this kind of cozy domesticity. beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's gonna look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. so this is just the mockup, folks. >> the new album with atlantic... >> and it's gonna be called ringo's -- >> i sell records, and it doesn't matter if i've been in the beatles or not, if they don't like the record out there, they won't buy it, you know. >> ringo, who, to this day, people dismiss way too much, has tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova on an album called all things must pass, may be the greatest beatles solo album of all. >> over the years, you know, i had such a lot of songs mounting up that i really wanted to do but i only got my quota of one or two tunes per album. >> were you held do

it's the same thing that john lennon did at the beginning of "girl." think it was back in the apostasy 70s that 10cc was performing. and here's the question. it says -- >> brian: it begin with the band members wife, asking why he no longer said. >> do you want to listen to it first? ♪ i'm not in love ♪ ♪ so don't forget it ♪ ♪ it's just the silly things i'm going through ♪ >> katie: what are our options? speak of the members wife said, hello come you no longer say i love you, you look nice. >> steve: "i love you." >> i got one! i'm very proud of myself. >> steve: it's valenti valentine's day. all the ladies. there you go. >> thank you! >> beautiful. >> steve: and check out his book. >> happy valentine's day! >> katie: thank you! >> brian: happy valentine's day, and whatever you do, stay within your relationship. >> katie: run to the radio. everybody likes a nice love song. >> thanks for having me back. invite me to cocktail parties >> bill: good morning. intel officials about to brief the entire u.s. senate on the downing of three unidentified flying o

john lennon would say a good. all right, dig in. i you know, i remember when i was graduating from college, i was terrified of going to work. but you get over that on your first or second day. is this any different? are they different now? no, they're hung over and oh, as , it's not that they're stressed out by an eight hour day. they're just it's an extension of college. they haven't. >> you figure it out by twenty nine or when you get fired and have to move back in with mama and daddy. yeah. that's how it is . so it's no different whether they're boomers or not. yeah. >> they're just, they want to be at home napping watching it. sorum mama. sure. i mean i am pro legalization but there is like i always said, that you shouldn't start smoking pot until you've already accomplished something because you want to accomplish. you will not accomplish anything. if you if you get it reversed, you start smoking pot, you're not going to get that great job. but if you get that great job, then the pot becomes like your martini, come home or smok

. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> and i -- it's like john lennon says, "just give me some truth.e my interests. [ light laughter ] to become -- i want to age into a sort of a bob dylan type figure and say things like that. but i think it's really dangerous. because if you say to somebody, "how are you?" their only option is to lie aggressively, right? like, society says you're supposed to say "oh, i'm good," and keep it moving but you're not good, are you i mean, sometimes, rarely. but you should say something more like, you know, "50/50. and -- [ laughter ] then the other person could respond with, like, "me, it's a great day. 70/30. [ laughter ] and on a human condition level, i think we'd all be well served. it would be more honest, we'd keep it moving we could eliminate "how was your weekend" entirely. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> so you agree? [ cheers and applause yeah >> seth: now do you think -- can i make an argument for -- "how is your weekend," an argument for it being a thing you say when i walk into an office with one of my coworkers -- a think to say just so i don

john lennon, of good and bad.his back in 1966. but the way me is that this david is literally there on harry and meghan's documentary tearing down the empire . would tearing down the empire. would you accept .7 because i think the you accept? because i think the question is really why , is the question is really why, is the king even giving him . oh, i king even giving him. oh, i can't believe i accept it because king charles wants these people be his mates. but it's just like i wish i was ngozi fulani . but it's clear. just like i wish i was ngozi fulani . but it's clear . and i fulani. but it's clear. and i think people need to actually wake to the reality of this. i know everyone wants to be king charles is a big boy. yeah, i know everyone wants to be you. pro monarchy because of the late queen which is perfectly understand ball but charles understand ball but king charles wants be mates with these wants to be mates with these people he's not on your side i don't think he really that much in love with the old t

john lennon, of good and bad.his back in 1966. but the way me is that this david is literally there on harry and meghan's documentary tearing down the empire . would tearing down the empire. would you accept .7 because i think the you accept? because i think the question is really why , is the question is really why, is the king even giving him . oh, i king even giving him. oh, i can't believe i accept it because king charles wants these people be his mates. but it's just like i wish i was ngozi fulani . but it's clear. just like i wish i was ngozi fulani . but it's clear . and i fulani. but it's clear. and i think people need to actually wake to the reality of this. i know everyone wants to be king charles is a big boy. yeah, i know everyone wants to be you. pro monarchy because of the late queen which is perfectly understand ball but charles understand ball but king charles wants be mates with these wants to be mates with these people he's not on your side i don't think he really that much in love with the old t

p she looks justic with like john lennon. >> yeah. looks just lili man. >> well i want to give peacef a chance. all right. well, i knowwa it'nts tos it's h to watch, but if anybody wants tickets to the view, i can get get them there. >> twenty five to get in.. >> jusndred to get out. just telling jokes. just up next, the oscars. >> you go keep the crazie under control. control.sunday, the faith and fs concert series. don't miss it when she comes to dealing, you take the stage sunday on fox and friends weekend presented by the chosen download, the chosen ep and one season three diamonds. >> the jury exchanges lowest price ever have carried pendants to forty nine one carat studs to ninety nine to carat solitaires. fourteen ninety thousands of jingyan diamonds at their lowest price ever guaranteed. the jewelry exchange direct. >> angie, you are not going to believe what i am going to show you right now. >> when a group of women put beyond on flawless second skin the latest biotech cosmetic breakthrough under one . >> i watch what happene

john lennon, before recording a work in the studio with session musicians, gave them to start readingd like musicians record music and sheet music. here he first handed out poems to everyone. for each of the musicians to read, and then start working on the song. you are so addicted. by staging this work. that they absolutely did not understand what you were singing about, so i advise you to come home to read just the verses of this work, without talking about notes and keys, and so on, and then think about how you are at home. thank you lena katina earned today, and two kings, an ace and a queen , thousands wiped off the face of the earth and miraculously saved by the power of atomic bombs, faults from movetectonic plates that it was in turkey and syria in the version of conclusions and predictions. he doesn’t leave his own people on that, and we will stand under the criminal artyomovsk , our force is grinding the enemy, replenishing our arsenals with abandoned nato weapons of the week at the front through the eyes of my colleagues. sat down on the track or zelensky's show with a face

john lennon , it was a tribute to. it lennon, it was a tribute to. it was true. yeah, yeah.e looking at steve walsh, who is one of the top deejays who supported imagination. he in the office with our and our guy morgan signed morgan khan who actually signed me and we were trying to find a name and at that time imagine was one and it was something someone he said something like, you know, the nation's and stuff like and the radio , the like that and the radio, the record came on and it was like of we say, why not of a sudden we say, why not imagination? was and so imagination? that was it. and so we said, i a bit of the essence of the beatles and john lennon will into our careers. so will come into our careers. so that kind of you that was that kind of thing. you know, yeah, it's know, mysticism but yeah, it's very okay well, very very true. okay well, very lovely. mean, to it's lovely. i mean, to me, it's a completely different clip, of course. of course. obviously, 1980, sadly, wasn't it? it was just before, but it is nobody saw. it was in the winter of 1980 and then releas

john lennon , it was a tribute to. it lennon, it was a tribute to. it was true. yeah, yeah.e looking at steve walsh, who is one of the top deejays who supported imagination. he in the office with our and our guy morgan signed morgan khan who actually signed me and we were trying to find a name and at that time imagine was one and it was something someone he said something like, you know, the nation's and stuff like and the radio , the like that and the radio, the record came on and it was like of we say, why not of a sudden we say, why not imagination? was and so imagination? that was it. and so we said, i a bit of the essence of the beatles and john lennon will into our careers. so will come into our careers. so that kind of you that was that kind of thing. you know, yeah, it's know, mysticism but yeah, it's very okay well, very very true. okay well, very lovely. mean, to it's lovely. i mean, to me, it's a completely different clip, of course. of course. obviously, 1980, sadly, wasn't it? it was just before, but it is nobody saw. it was in the winter of 1980 and then releas

to be clear this is not the mccartney and john lennon sang up backup vocals on "we love you back." the stones haven't released a new album of original tunes in almost two decades. get ready for it. no word yet, though, on a release date. we'll let you know. >>> and then finally, as we have mentioned this morning, the road to the oscars is heating up and so is wolfgang's oven. celebrity chef wolfgang puck getting ready to celebrate his 25th anniversary of wolfgang puck catering by putting together a beautiful menu for the 95th annual oscar's governor's ball. here's wolfie with your sneak peek. >> hello, i'm wolfgang puck and i have an exclusive announcement just for you. a preview of my new oscar menu. i have a chef coming from london to make his amazing fish and chips and a beef wellington and naturally i'll make the chicken pot pie and our chocolate oscars covered in 24 karat gold. so i see you all on the red carpet. >> you'll see us with that gold. it happens every year. this year's governor's ball menu will include classics like the smoked salmon oscar and the spicy tuna tartare

stuart: that was written by john len p -- lennon and he thought that was one of the best songs he wrote. you remember all that stuff? 11:00 eastern time, thursday, february 23 and have a look at the market and it was very different an hour ago and green chutes all over the place and a bear moderate rally, if you can call it that. the dow is actually up a couple of points. big tech all of them down except microsoft, which is up $1.80, meta, apple, amazon, alphabet all down. the 10-year treasury upsetting the market this morning and the yield, ashley, coming down a fraction at $3.91 and it's close to the 4% level. earlier this morning, it was at the highest level since november of last year. that's the markets this thursday morning, now this. 621 days till the 2024 election and it is very early. but the race has s already taking shape so which side has the most competent and compelling candidates? in my opinion, it's not the democrats. they're frozing in place to see if and when president biden declares his intentions. intentions politicoreports theyo quietly ease the biden/harris team ou

john address that you are linguistics expert when we talk about russian influence in africa today on up. what does that mean to you was evoke, you seen some apparently we are here are the lennon square, as you said earlier, the more, and this is a symbol of the fact that relations between russia and africa are in to new jersey . they go back to the independence era. so we as africans, open our doors to anyone who comes in and we can't prove to ourselves that we actually have the power of it to negotiate with our partners. we truly say back to near goodwill was obviously, you've lived in russia, you speak russian, you are a young african guess. what do you think of all that has been said about the russian influence in africa. life, yours always on russia's influence in africa is indeed very present and it's rooted in history or during the cold war, russia establish a very strong diplomatic ties with african countries. so the 1st african political cutters were trained in soviet union milk out at least 25000 african cutters. what trained there and many more train directly in africa, etc, said. so it's logical that this generation of leaders are ideologically closer to marxism hi