i was 23, and my first boyfriend was john lennon. ay had no intention of falling in love with john during his separation from yoko in 1973, but fall she did. and it's all revealed in the lost weekend-- a love story. may: it's not something that you say, ok, we're together. it wasn't like that, and it took some time. scott: for the next 18 months, may and john were inseparable. much of their time together happened in los angeles. photos taken by may from that period are being exhibited this weekend at la's musichead gallery. may: people can come down here and take a look at the john that i knew. and then they could see him through my eyes. scott: and it's on these walls where you'll see a candid john enjoying some time with his 11-year-old son, julian. may: this is christmas, and we were down in florida. and these glasses, they're windshield wipers that julian gave his father. julian: it was just dad and may, and it was just a happy, happy time. scott: that year and a half saw a lot of play but also, a lot of work. john spent much of h

but i think the world leaders want to what they consider to be the best car john lennon. he bought it because he could do it. right. do you have that much money in for him? i think it was just you know, he made it right. he was successful and it was a great comfortable car, but edi, i mean, i think it was more typical dictate or are showing off button. both had made it in their rounds, per se, to sure. the 6 of it attracted the best of the best. and the worst of the worst. i don't know where i i belong the mercedes, 600. the ultimate set of wheels for those seeking a bit of automotive majesty. the good, the bad, and the beautiful. but presidents pop culture icons impulse a german economic miracle in a car that for some symbolizes an area in which nothing was impossible, and the likes of which will probably never see again the, at the out of this refugee companies this morning. so the most pleasant time of the day, it's still relatively cool. adam and safety now getting ready for another days when . ready they come from saddam when i set the on rest a few years ago. the or

it cleaned up john lennon vocals, made everything sound crisper and better.h, new beatle song, bring it on! how do ou think new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think peeple _ new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will— new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react _ new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to - new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to it? - new beatle song, bring it on! how do you think people will react to it? i - you think people will react to it? i think if you're older you will probably hate it without even listening to it! there something... you know, the fact that all four members have to be in the same room in orderfor the beatles members have to be in the same room in order for the beatles to create a song. but for the younger generation, the teenagers and 20—year—olds that are just getting into beatles music for the first time, they are already used to knowing about and having some of their favourite music currently being produced by artificial

launch of a song with artificial intelligence, because when they rethought the musical track of john lennonrt, vo- queen smerkuri were the first to do this before, but in any situation they launch a video stream, that is, they identify the sound anyway with the video image, because this unconsciousness of schlager’s work is the most important sacrament for music, for a song, because if we... someday any of us producers, musicians, promoters, if we knew the law of creating a hit, we would kill the industry, but on the other hand, because people themselves related to this industry open pandora’s box, yes, that is, that’s how much i it’s known that recently artificial intelligence is already supplying an entire radio station with content, soul, music needs soul, well, look what ’s happening to cinema when it turned into big video clips, yeah. and where is the godfather, where is love and doves, where moscow does not believe in tears, that is, the soul, if you you want to surprise yourself that if you want to provoke a back reaction in people, then you must touch the scale of his soul impulse,

you're working for john lennon and yoko ono. you're the personal assistant. not happen that way. it was a little bit more than that. she came into the office and she said, listen, john and i are not getting along, and he's going to start seeing other people. in my head, i'm thinking, oh, now we have another person in the x factor here. she turns to me, oh by the way, i know you don't have a boyfriend, maybe you should go out with john. i said, you're not talking about me, i'm not interested. she said, i think you would be kind to him. i think you should go out with him. and she gets up and walks out of the office. >> that sounds almost like a direct order. it was so nice to see julian talking lovingly about that time. we usually hear about the lost weekend being a very dark time for john lennon with drugs, alcohol, nasty self-destructive streak, especially on the west coast. but there seems to be a loving side of that as well. again, julian, who had sort of been separated from him for a long time, looks like julian really appreciated that time that you all wer

this comes from the unreleased demo from john lennon and surviving beatles paul mccartney and ringo starri. to also include the late george harrison. this new song is going to be released next week. >>> a big recall and driverless cars. some of the stories in today's cbs "money watch." another sharp dive for u.s. stocks thursday dragged down by disappointing big tech earnings. the dow dropped 251 points. the nasdaq, 225, and the s&p 500 fell 49 points. >>> today a jury could hear from a disgraced former crypto executive, sam bankman-fried, in the fraud trial against him. this was expected to happen yesterday, but the judge wanted to do a test run in order to decide what bankman-fried would be allowed to tell the jury. the judge will make a decision this morning. the 31-year-old is accused of diverting billions of dollars from investors to make risky investments, his own as well as political donations and buy luxury housing. >>> best buy is recalling nearly a million pressure cookers over a malfunction that could cause some serious burns. these were sold under the brand name insignia betwe

mccartney says they were able to make john lennon's voice come through crystal clear.oth mccartney and starr say putting together the new song was emotional. when we lost john, we knew that it was really over. i was talking to yoko and she said, oh, i think i've got a tape of john. paul called me up and said he'd like to work on now. and then he put the bass on. i put the drums on. it's the last song that my dad and paul and george and ringo will get to make together. the new song includes guitar playing, recorded in 1995 by george harrison, with starr playing drums, mccartney on bass guitar and piano. the song will be released next thursday. thanks so much for joining us. news is always on the ktvu app and ktvu.com. we'll see you today (upbeat music) - [announcer] can you guess what this is? ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ - [announcer] if you guessed jet ski, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary." our first celebrity captain, you love as a cia agent on "the recruit." let's go cloak and dagger with colton dunn. and with him are couple, scott and paris. our other celebrit

now, with more advanced audio technology, mccartney says they were able to make john lennon's voice comegh crystal clear. both mccartney and starr say putting together this new song was emotional. when we lost john, we knew that it was really over. i was talking to yoko and she said , oh, i think i've got a tape of john. and paul called me up and said he'd like to work on now and then he put the bass on. i put the drums on. it's the last song that my dad and paul and george and ringo will get to make together. the new song includes guitar playing, recorded in 1995 by george harrison with starr playing drums. mccartney playing bass guitar and piano. the song is to be released next thursday. what's better than one fabulous singer for a whole group of them? study finds compiled a list of the top five female groups. according to music experts and fans. let's check it out. from harmonious melodies to unforgettable performances, these groups have left their mark on the music industry. starting off at number five is the 90s, r&b and hip hop group tlc. i know. i don't want no scrub. scrub isn't

modules, which , by the way, may not dock, fly nearby, the motto of the congress based on the hit of john lennonms that it is the agenda and the proposal of the russian space corporation gives a full understanding of that very chance about the prospects of manned space exploration, the development of the satellite constellation, and the problems of space debris. this is our milky way project, which contains not only the issue of space debris, but also the asteroid and comet danger, since this is a global issue, we... invite international participants to join our system, organize a full exchange of data from ground-based observatories in order to build adequate models of the existence of this garbage and propose methods to combat it. an international platform as well as a place for exchanging experience for our future missions, including lunar ones, representatives of india, the country that landed its chidayan 3 spacecraft, are already thinking about how to use the results of tests on the surface of the satellite. the launch of chandrayaan-3 was very successful , we were able to land it near the

the track is based on a demo by the late john lennon. in the 1970s. 30 years ago, yoko gave the demo to polumartny, but due to technical limitations, they were unable to add new parts to the song recorded by other musicians, including the guitar of the now deceased george harrison. however, thanks to artificial intelligence, these problems were eliminated, and mccartney and ringor completed the track. and i want to remind you about our important collection, we are collecting funds for the purchase and modernization of a jeep for the intelligence rapid response group of the third regiment of special operations forces. in in the battles in the eastern direction, they showed themselves to be real. heroes, with aimed fire, constantly remind the occupiers not to try to step on ukrainian land, otherwise it will burn under their feet. cars for defenders have already been found and are being prepared for combat missions, you just need to buy them. our goal is uah 2,500. and thanks to you , almost half of it has already been collected. the war continues and the help of each of you is very imp

. >> artificial intelligence was used to clean up john lennon's vocals, which paul mccartney called quitehear, and george harrison's guitar was recorded almost 30 years ago. this new song is out next thursday. next, the mother who's evicting her adult children, an italian woman, just won a court case resulting in her son's being forced to move out. >> i bet you wonder how old they are. 40 and 42. >> in italy, about 70% of people live at home into their 30s. but the mother argued her sons never do chores or pay expenses. the judge ruled her sons have until december to move out just in time for the holidays. and finally, a competition only in florida. the florida man games are coming. yeah, the competition includes beer, belly wrestling, a mullet contest, and the evading arrest obstacle course. according to its website, the event gives people an opportunity to live that florida man life for a day. where was my invite? top where was my invite? top head i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays

the late john lennon wrote and recorded the song at his home in 1970. the band tried to finish it after his death, but the vocals were not clear enough. now paul mccartney and ringo starr has finished it using ai. >>> it's been called the most athletic showdown on earth and paid to the legend of the florida hawerchuk. >>> this is a paul thing, so i know you're familiar with any florida man joke. >> i am a florida man. i feel offended, but go ahead. you couldn't have waited for vern to be on set for this? >> one of the best twitter accounts in the history of that site. >> when somebody does something bizarre and florida gets posted on the internet, it's usually matt who does it. get ready for the florida man games. >> what could go wrong? >> they're coming to st. augustine this february. competitors like beer belly sumo sumo wrestling. remember ice and nitro from american gladiators? they're the referees judging the games you just saw and this one, the evading arrest obstacle course, where you jump over fences and run through backyards while running from

the late john lennon wrote and recorded the song at his home in 1970.d tried to finish it after his death, but the vocals were not clear enough. now paul mccartney and ringo starr has finished it using ai. >>> it's been called the most athletic showdown on earth and paid to the legend of the florida so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savings a year when you wave bye to the other guys. all on the most reliable 5g network nationwide. you really shouldn't walk out the front door without it. switch today at xfinitymobile.com. hawerchuk. >>> this is a paul thing, so i know you're familiar with any florida man joke. >> i am a florida man. i feel offended, but go ahead. you couldn't have waited for vern to be on set for this? >> one of the best twitter accounts in the history of that site. >> when somebody does something bizarre and florida gets posted on the i

wow, he sent him a telegram on john lennon’s thirtieth birthday, and lenon allegedly became interestedi heard this, friends, it’s my first time, i ’ll show you the rest on saturday, so let’s join federik with me. let's go and eat in st. petersburg, tomorrow at 8:20 am on ntv, watch, don't oversleep, today's story is the story of a unique operation, the story of its main participant, patimat kunieva, began about a year ago. the woman began to notice frequent dizziness and shortness of breath, which occurred even at rest. i went to the area for bonding, they checked there, they showed myxuma of the heart, i didn’t even know what myxuma was. mexsoma - originally a benign tumor of the heart, but benign does not mean harmless. firstly, as it grows, this formation can degenerate into a malignant one, in addition... a tumor can block the blood flow and lead to the death of the patient, so you need to get rid of the mexsoma as soon as possible. a 66-year-old patient came to see us with a diagnosis of cardiac nexoma; we further examined her and revealed damage to other vessels that supply the h

. ♪ >> the others would be john lennon, paul mccartney, and george harrison.tant, and influential band in rock 'n' roll history. ringo was world-famous. he gave the beatles a lot of personality. but he started life as richard starkey, a poor kid trying to make his way in working-class liverpool. we talked about it recently at a famed hollywood hotel complete with its own recording studio in the basement. >> i was always working, on the railways and the boats and the factory forever. >> what were your hopes and dreams at the time? what could you imagine? >> it all felt like something i was doing. the first band i was in was a factory band. we used to play at the lunch hour. >> eventually joined one of the top groups in the verbal. then he got to know the beatles. they were booked into the same club. >> it was 12 hours between two bands. you get to know your own band. we were trying to top them and they were trying to top us. the top was not very high. it was a great learning space. >> the beatles asked ringo to join them and the rest is history. and what histor

as your guest said, that has recreated john lennon's voice. k there are something like 10,000 tracks uploaded to spotify and streaming platforms every week now that are made by i hated the record industry and the art have to try and get their heads around because, you know, we're music with movies. we meeting movie stars. you think, oh my god, once you've got it all in the computer, you don't need them anymore. we can just recreate it and that robots do it. none of us want that. and so obviously there's great side obviously there's a great side to brilliant. there's to ai. that's brilliant. there's a obviously a dark side , a there's obviously a dark side, which with deep which you've heard with deep faking and faking and the rest of it. and we've seen shows and movies we've seen tv shows and movies about that. none of us like that. this, on this pure that. but on this, on this pure issue now then by the issue of now and then by the beatles, i can't wait. beatle fans can't wait. it's 53 years since they last released the record. and this is goi

could resist the charms of the 600 actually eclectic mix of owners from pop star peace activist john lennon to edi. i mean, it looks like the kind of the car that somebody important should be driving. so i don't know if the beatles cared about looking important. but i think the world leaders want to what they consider to be the best car john glenn. and he bought it because he could do it. right. do you have that much money in for him? i think it was just you know, he made it right. he was successful and it was a great comfortable car. but edi, i mean, i think it was more typical dictate or are showing off. button bows had made it in their rounds, per se, to sure, the 6 of it attracted the best of the best. and the worst of the worst. i don't know where i i belong the mercedes, 600. the ultimate set of wheels for those seeking a bit of automotive majesty. the good, the bad and the beautiful. but presidents pop culture icons and pulse. a german economic miracle and a car that for some symbolizes in the area in which nothing was impossible, and the likes of which will probably never see again

me there what i was writing about and why i was writing, i felt like john lenn at that moment, john lennonead reviews of his songs to find out what exactly was meant, so many years later i learned about the end of times, what i meant while working in the newspaper moskovsky komsomolets in the late eighties, it was a podcast chronicle of the end of times, me name is evgeny dodolev. i’m going to teach you a lesson first, you need to look up at me, and then press the brakes, i bet while i’m not a playboy, but just a place, a small place, because of the market i’ll answer with my head when i say, i’m watching the broom, look at my my . alarmist, if you are with me, you are not an alarmist, north pole, glazed beach, wherever you are and are not, catch courage, catch courage, courage, catch, catch courage, catch courage, catch, catch courage, catch courage, courage , catch, catch the courage, catch the courage, if you are with me, what needs to be done to enter kurash, flight, music, wine is a beach, and on the ground camouflage saves, because all you need is makeup, i don’t look at anyone mysel

to me there what i was writing about, why i was writing, i felt like john lenn at that moment, john lennon what he likes most is to read reviews of his songs, to find out what exactly what was meant, so many years later i learned about the end of times, what i meant while working for the moskovsky komsomolets newspaper in the end of the eighties, it was a chronicle of the end of times, my name is evgeniy dodalev. hello, the program is on air, ekaterina andreeva is in the studio, the main event of the day. new data on victims. in the middle east there are more than 5,000 dead in the gaza strip and 1,400 on israeli territory and what is known about the ground operation in enlav. the two complex, from which not a single enemy drone can escape, tunguska in the zone, the state of affairs in different sectors of the front, the latest information from the ministry of defense. special attention to children of special operation participants, such as kabardino-balkaria supports our families. and a conversation about the development of the republic in the president’s office in the kremlin. an annual

it's very john lennon of you. >> melissa: i am in it. i've lived here for two weeks.ephen: it's a lovely place. you should come more often. >> melissa: yeah. >> stephen: let's start at the beginning. you've got the new book which we'll get to in a moment called "talking to my angels." i want to talk about the beginning for you and how you started as a musician. tell me about this photo. i know it was taken based on the color of the film. there you go. >> melissa: i'm 8 years old. this is when i first started playing guitar. i bugged my parents. my first musical influence was the archies. it was a saturday morning cartoon. ♪ honey, honey ♪ >> stephen: now i can say i have some with melissa etheridge. >> melissa: i started when i was eight and i -- my fingers bled and everything. but i was -- i stuck with it and it turned out all right. [cheering] >> stephen: how long between this photo, this first time you're touching a guitar at age eight and you performing for people out in the world? how long did that take? >> melissa: i started doing that at age 12. >> stephen: whe

well, it is voice of john lennon. is the voice of john lennon. >> four of them, >> yeah.for the last time. and we've also seen other i sort of artists coming. we have eminem. there was a there was some songs that have been put out, like as eminem . i mean, he's not he's eminem. i mean, he's not he's not involved any way. not been involved in any way. but on different sort but if you go on different sort of services, they're of streaming services, they're actually become big hits actually they've become big hits in right haven't they? actually they've become big hits in that's right haven't they? actually they've become big hits in that's rig kind ven't they? nick that's the kind of upsetting thing almost the fact that i upsetting thing almost the fact thati can upsetting thing almost the fact that i can make it seem like the beatles back together anyway. >> they've to this >> so they've gone to all this trouble actual trouble to get john's actual voice when an i could probably just is . just make you think it is. anyway, course like the anyway, of course i like the beatle

it's based on a never released tune by the same name written and recorded by john lennon in 1970.orked on it back in the 90s, but ringo and paul finally finished it this year, it's being called the last beatles song. i can't wait to hear it. dan, how about you? >> yeah. isn't it magical that after all these years, we might get one more beatles song all is right with the world? the stones just released a new album, and the beatles have a new song coming out. pretty cool. >> yeah. no, it's kind of cool that they're able to get to bring it back after so many years and find this and then finish it. >> it's cool. >> instant classic people are going to go wild. >> yeah, that's going to be amazing. >> all right. that's going to do it for this. for it, we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined

jane fonda, john lennon. who are not him. later hillary clinton. know, you could find her on the steps of wellesley, with a bullhorn. in city nine hillary clinton wa quoted in time magazine saying protests is an attempt to forge an identity. hilary used to believe in questioning authority. that was, until she became the authority. and war started exhilarating h her. from bill bombing and spring factories in africa americans i benghazi, america was number this week on antiwar protesters confronted her about america's proxy wars, he responded smu smugly -- hilary responded smugly. >> would you please make is tha we are about president joe bide at speech? this is a clearly warmongering speech. presidential biden is calling for $100 billion of funding for israel, taiwan and ukraine and we are supposed to just under these together and pretend like we are going to rush to world war iii, and we are just going to let hillary rodham clinton said here? >> i'm sorry, you know, -- this is not the way to have a conversation piece i'm sorry, m -- you're welcome

. >> jimmy: what [ light laughter ] what are you -- what >> john lennon and paul, first off, they gavesaid, "hey, we've got this song here." you know - >> jimmy: that's right >> and so -- but we -- our -- our relationship with john and paul, and with the beatles, was -- it went back -- it goes back to the '62, '63, you know and -- >> jimmy: what was the relationship did you hate each other? did you -- >> no. other -- we'd -- we'd play up to the -- i think, you know, there was, like, a beatles versus stones thing, and then -- yeah, yeah, but not really >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] >> meanwhile, we're working together saying, "is your single ready?" >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, yeah >> and then -- and i'll go, and -- >> jimmy: i'll put ours out. >> but, no, "we -- we have a a couple of weeks to go. and "okay. you go first." so, we tried not to clash with our stuff. they gave us songs also, paul and john are on a a track called "we love you. >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> and -- middle '60s. and another track, "dandelion," that john and paul came by to sing you know, because they liked the sto

jeffrey: the others would become john lennon, paul mccartney, and george harrison, together, the beatles, important, and influential band in rock 'n' roll history. by his mid-20's, ringo was world-famous, giving the beatles a backbeat and a whole lot of personality. but he started life as richard starkey, a sickly child in and out of hospitals, a poor kid trying to make his way in working-class liverpool, england. we talked about it recently at the sunset marquis, a famed hollywood hotel, complete with its own nightbird recording studio in the basement. ringo: i was always working on the railways, on the boats, in the factory forever. jeffrey: what was that young boy's, your hopes and dreams at that time? and what could you imagine? ringo: well, it all felt like it was something i was doing until i could do what i wanted to do, which was play. and the first band i was in was a factory band. we used to play at the -- in the lunch hour to the men. and they'd all be telling us to leave, in not quite a nice way. [laughter] jeffrey: he eventually joined rory storm and the hurricanes, one of t

group we'll be releasing their final song called now and then the song was written and recorded by john lennone late 1970's and after a woman was killed in 1980, his bandmates continue to work on it through the 90's. but they were stunted by technical limitations. fast forward 3 decades. the saga is finally complete. thanks to the help of artificial intelligence ai was used last year to clean up london's vocals. well, paul mccartney and ringo starr added back of voices and instruments. the song is set to be released tomorrow. taylor swift is continuing to disrupt the music industry once again after dropping her re-recorded 1989 album. now major music labels are trying to prevent other artists from doing the same. according to reports, universal, sony and warner music are all changing contracts with their new artists. some are prohibiting them from re-recording music until at least 10 years after leaving the label. up next, the san francisco zoo adding some new members to their family. after the break, we'll introduce you >> rapper and singer doja cat is opening her tour right here in san franc

it was written and recorded by the late band member john lennon at his new york city home in 1970. original vocals by lennon that were preserved using artificial intelligence. it will be released worldwide, died on november second, inspired by all the bizarre headlines out of florida. >> get ready for the quote florida man games. so block out february 24th of 2024. if you're interested in this sunshine state spectacle, the games will poke fun at florida's reputation for producing strange news stories involving drugs, booze, reptiles, all of them. some events include a mullet contest and beer belling, beer, belly wrestling. the rest are a couple of former american gladiators. the competition is billed as a place where the bizarre meets brawn and sanity is optional. oh, they're going to have ice out there. >> oh, why am i weirdly into this? i would go if i was in florida because i was a huge american. gladiators fan. same to see like ice. i'd be like, i want to see ice. i want a picture with ice. an autograph. you're the one that turned me on to the american gladiators documentary, w

john lennon. hillary rodham. later, hillary clinton. you know, you could find her on the steps of wellesley with a bullhorn in 69. hillary was quoted in time mag saying protest is an attempt to forge an identity. >> hillary used to believe in questioning authority. >> that was until she became the authority and war started exhilarating her. >> from bill bombing aspirin is an factories in africa to her abandoning aan ide americans inx benghazi, hillary was numb. >> so this weehila k, when anti-warntiwar p protesters confronted her about nted heramerica's proxy wars, sl hillary responded smugly. >> what?la what do you have? can you please can you pleasry s e make a statement about president joe biden's speech? this a is a clearly warmongering speech. speeident joe biden is calling for $100 billion of funding for israel, taiwanen is ca and ukran and we're supposed to just bundle these together and pretend like we're goingde e to rush to world war three and we're all just going to let hillary rodham clinton sit are y here. >> okay. and yes,

it's really john lennon. was a recording john lennon.yoko ono, and a tape labelled and handed on a tape labelled for to mccartney and for paul to paul mccartney and that's now they've got the that's and now they've got the technology good enough. i mean, you people's you know, pulling people's voices strands isn't voices out on strands isn't a new of thing in music. but new form of thing in music. but this technology helped to this technology has helped us to get and you're get the proper and you're absolutely right. >> a lot of >> actually, it was a lot of things. it was peterjackson >> actually, it was a lot of things. it was peter jackson who did that brilliant sort of series there recreating series where there recreating dusting all these old dusting off all these old recordings enhancing recordings and enhancing them. so really, really exciting. we're more of this. we're going to see more of this. i tell you. we're also going i can tell you. we're also going to people being digitally to see people being digitally resurrected there'l

actually before john lennon wrote imagine george wrote my sweet lord, and he was very nervous about it he got his friend billy preston to do a soul version of it to see if anybody would try to sue on the basis of that. and they didn't. so it was a terrible shock. yes. when and that that lawsuit went on for years and years and was very, very upsetting and humiliating for george. >> well, one of my favourite songs, i know that. but next week i think it's the 2nd of november, the last new beatle song now and then will be released. i know they've used i guitar from george from three decades ago. how do you think he'd look upon that now ? he'd look upon that now? >> well, he was he really didn't like the fact of the anthology and the beatles anthology in the 1990s. and the beatles anthology in the 19905. it and the beatles anthology in the 1990s. it actually did save save his financial bacon at the time because he owed huge amounts of money through his because of his film company handmade films. but he really didn't. he didn't like looking back and he never really came to terms with what he

john lennon's last love spoke openly about her relationship with the musician in the documentary, andhe lived for a year and a half during his breakup from yoka. is it true that his wife herself chose a mistress for him, that pank remembers the musician, and how she helped him restore his relationship with... his wife and eldest son, this is show business news today, i was 23 and my first boyfriend was john lenon - mapank says in the film. now she is 72 and only genuine people know about her bethlemaniacs, everyone else remembers only yokon. penk decided to correct this injustice. we were a real couple, i don't deny that john loved yoka and his first wife cynthia. i just want to say that in his. there were three beloved women and i was one of them. their romance began extravagantly, even by the standards of the seventies. at that moment, may pank, the daughter of immigrants from china, had already been working as a personal assistant to the star couple for 3 years, suddenly received a non-trivial proposal from yoka, she said that the marriage had cracked and she wanted john and may to

it helped to isolate john l lennon's voigce on a demo, and t includes decades-old guitar parts from george harrison so you've got the rolling stones touring, and the beatles out with a new record. >> rolling stones are out with a new record or dropping soon. bertha, thank you. >>> ahead on "power lunch," a key contrarian call. oppenheimer's john stofos has a shockingly high yearend s&p target we'll speak to him next. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? these straps are mind-blowing! they collect hundreds of data points like hrv and rem sleep, so you know all you need for recovery. and you are? i'm an investor...in invesco qqq, a fund that gives me access to... nasdaq 100 innovations like... wearable training optimization tech. uh, how long are you... i'm done. i'm okay. when you need to prepare for unpredictable adventures... (gasp) you need weathertech. [hot dog splat.] laser measured floorliners front and rear. [drink slurp and splat.] (scream) seat protector to save the seats. [honk!] they're all yours! we're here! hey, i knew you were comin'... so i weat

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how emotional i was about that but i want to ask you -- some people say -- i am sort of like that john lennon song where, the world would be a lot better without religion and without borders. they use that in the olympics and japan and cuba like to put it on tv all the time, but -- host: do you agree with that sentiment? caller: my question to you, my theory is that they are dangerous because of the cuban missile rising. we all know about missile races that was the closest the world ever came to being destroyed. john f. kennedy, as we all know, was our first catholic president. what people do not know is that fidel cash was also raised by catholic nun and priest, so we have two very rich, essentially white dies with a conflict almost bringing the world -- host: i apologize. we are going to leave it there. if there is anything that mary eberstadt wants to respond to, otherwise they're going to move along. please go ahead with your question or comment. caller: yes. are you doing? i enjoy your works very much. your books are very enlightened. i would like to ask how you feel about the recent eve

on this other song now and then but they've managed to use artificial intelligence to get his john lennon'sbout in 10 or 10 months time or next summer when the next iteration of these large scale ai models come about . it's actually worthwhile taking stock and looking at the technology that we have right now. it's remarkable the amount of, for example, video production , audio production, production, audio production, just with a few new intonations, just with a few new intonations, just a few seconds of someone's voice, and you can create lifelike conversations with that voice. similarly with music. and of course we've seen picture generation come on leaps and boundsin generation come on leaps and bounds in the last six months alone. lifelike images of human beings can be created with technology. today and it does just go to show the speed of change here, the doubling of computing power every six months or so, the absolute intense research that is going on in this area today, we can generate lifelike music. we can generate lifelike music. we can generate lifelike pictures. well it could be

but i want to ask you, some people say the john lennon song that said the world to be a lot better without religion. and without borders. that use that song in the olympics in japan and cuba likes to put it on to be all the time. >> you agree with that sentiment?im and so my question for you is my theory. i have got a theory that conflicts are dangerous because of the cuban missile crisis we all know about the cuban missile crisis. that was the closest the world ever came to being destroyed. now john f. kennedy as we all know was our first catholic president. what people don't know is a fidel castro was also raised by catholic nuns and priests. we have two very rich essentially white guys, catholics almost bringing the world. split men well i apologize we are going to leave it there but there's anything mary eberstadt wants to respond too. interrupt me but otherwise were going to move on to ed and long island, new york. ed good afternoon please go to e your question or comment. >> caller: yes, how you doing mary? i happen to enjoy your works very much. your books are very enlightening. i w

moment, but you -- you played a big role in getting john lennon out on stage. t of people sort of query the fact that john was nervous about going on. they say, well, that can't have been possible because, you know, he was the height of the beatles. they played and did this, but people don't realize that john had not been on stage for years, and it was a whole different ball game at that particular time. >> right. >> he was absolutely petrified to go on, and insisted that i go on with him, which was quite ridiculous, you know, and as elton said in his book, even a beatle couldn't get me to go on stage. so i literally had to propel him onto the stage, and once he was out there and heard the response of the audience which to this day, i've never heard anything like it. i mean, it was beyond -- beyond imagination, and then ultimately in the end, i did come on with him because when he came off, he pulled me onto the stage, and i had no choice. it was probably one of the highlights of my life to be part of that. >> speaking of your life, you've done so many other thi

to me there what i was writing about, why i was writing, i felt like john lenn at that moment, john lennonto find out what exactly meant, so many years later i learned about the end times, which is what i meant while working at the newspaper. komsomolets in the late eighties, it was a podcast chronicling the end of times, my name is evgeniy dodalev. good morning to everyone who is celebrating a new day with the first channel, irina murmotseva is with you, today is october 28, the long-awaited weekend on the eve of november, school holidays for many children, the final change of weather towards winter in most of our country, wake up quickly, i will tell you what awaits you with this. saturday morning, first of all, today motorist's day, also grandparents' day, this thing needs to be celebrated, so let's prepare a butter omelette in onion rings, choose sauerkraut and generally go to the market for all sorts of goodies, at the same time we'll find out how and what the sellers lure us with, well done, let's admire the golden autumn in rostov on donna, there are many plans, we will start, accor

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bob marley, you hung out with him, john lennon, you performed on stage withjohn lennon, didn't you?t's the longest running marriage, i think, of that kind of nature that's existed in the music business. does it feel like that, a marriage? oh, yeah, absolutely, yeah, without a doubt. after all these years, you must have some falling outs every now and again. no, no. we've never, we've never had a major argument. i mean, we've disagreed on a couple of things, but no sort of knockdown, drag out fights. you need to give people some advice on how, you know, you should be a relationship advisor. believe me, if i knew the recipe, i'd make a fortune! # how wonderful life is while you're in the world.# parties one dynamite partnership. bernie's autobiography is called scattershot: life, music, elton and me. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. a very good morning, welcome to bbc london. i'm thomas magill. threejewish schools in barnet have announced they will close today citing safety concerns. among them menorah high school for girls in dollis hill. it comes as the go

lennon. paul mccartney and ringo starr used artificial intelligence to freshen up the sound from an old cassette tape johnnt, the surviving beatles said hearing jon's voice was quite emotional, and they went on to say the tune is a genuine beatles recording. that's all from cars in washington. stay with us on bbc news. u nsettled unsettled with rain at times, especially wet for eastern scotland. it's down to low pressure to the west of ireland, a huge area of low pressure with showers of rain spiralling around and even some little low pressure systems, such as this one, which could impact england and wales on saturday night with a spell of very wet and windy weather. watch out for dense fog patches across the east midlands and eastern england, lincolnshire, through the morning rush. they should lift into low cloud, we start with some sunshine and then showers developed across southern and western areas, quite breezy in the south—west, showers could be heavy. it stays wet in eastern scotland with persistent rain, may be a bit of brightness across the highlands and islands. but it stays windy here. overnigh