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it is a song john lennon wrote in 1978, recording it on a cassette.ecting the time and the early stage the song was in. ♪ and now it's true ♪ >> david: the song named "now and then." the remaining beatles -- paul mccartney, ringo starr, and george harrison -- working on it in the '90s. eventually, years later, saying they could never quite weave it together with john lennon's voice and guitar recordings from the late george harrison. ♪ >> david: but just two years ago, a documentary on the beatles using a.i., artificial intelligence, to restore some of their songs. and they've now used it to restore the song john lennon wrote in 1978. >> to still be working on beatles music in 2023 -- wow. we're actually messing around with state-of-the-art technology. which is something the beatles would have been very interested in. >> david: that song released tonight. ♪ one, two -- ♪ ♪ >> david: this is "now and then." ♪ and now it's true ♪ ♪ it's all because of you ♪ ♪ and if i make it through ♪ ♪ it's all because ♪ ♪ of you ♪ ♪ >> david: all four beatles perform

in the 80th year, john lennon was shot.nd since then , the rest of the band had a dream to finish this composition. in the 90s, when george harrison was still alive, he managed to record guitar parts for the song, but then the technology did not allow to clean john lennon's voice recorded on an old tape, and this summer paul mccartney announced that artificial intelligence helped to separate john's voice lennen and finally, after tens of years of waiting, the artists today released their new composition with john's original vocals lennon and parties. george harrison. and if you want to know more about artificial intelligence, you can read about it on our website bbc.ua. there is a simple guide to help you understand artificial intelligence. we explain how artificial intelligence learns, what chatbots are, and what artificial intelligence is already used by humanity. and subscribe to our pages in social networks so as not to miss the most important ones. the news is on facebook, instagram and tiktok, on youtube you can watch

back in 1978, john lennon recorded a tinny home demo of a song called "now and then. ♪ now and then ♪eporter: years after his t e de, death, yoko ono, his wife sent the demo to the others in 1995, paul, george and ringo tried to complete the song but couldn't separate lennon's voice from the one on the demo >> i think it's great. >> reporter: then, decades later came the an a.i. technology. >> we could lift john's voice without lifting the piano the. >> reporter: a bit of joyous nostalgia for fans and beatles themselves >> how lucky was i to have those men in my life to still be working on beatles music in 2023 wow. ♪ it's all because ♪ ♪ of you ♪ >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news, london >> that does seem magical. >> score a point for a.i there aren't always points for a.i., but in that case, it's always nice to see those surprises. >> and a fitting title, too, now and then we needed a.i. from now and john lennon's voice p interest then >>> in 1954 a monster hit the screens and changed the world forever. tickets going on sale for the godzilla minus one m b blew t we have a little c

la inteligencia artificial reviviÓ las voces de george harrison y john lennon para unirla a las de ringo, me gusta mucho su trabajo. de hecho, su película anterior es una de mis favoritas. no sé si la vi. ¿cómo se llama?

peter jackson's eye from the movie the beatles movie completely brought john lennon almost back to lifeennon is there . like lennon is there. >> i was just grooving to it. it's really moving. >> paul mccartney's bass line is really technical. he's really still got it. ringo's drum line is this is all new. this is all recorded by the artists recently , about a year ago. put on top, put in george harrison's guitar that he laid down himself before he passed away. the guitar solo , he passed away. the guitar solo, very, very emotional . and the very, very emotional. and the way it ends with the sort of trademark beatles string thing which fades to silence , i think which fades to silence, i think a fitting payoff to an astonishing career. i think it's beautiful. >> so worth listening to after the show, of course, or in one of the breaks. perhaps you can listen to it on online. it's wonderful. and lots of people getting in touch about how brilliant they think the beatles are. jack says the beatles catalogue has much more variety music and talent than any other bandin music and talent than an

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this is originally a john lennon song, and it was something he had written in that period when he and, if you listen to the lyrics on one level, they're very much about his life with yoko and their relationship, and at this point they're raising their son sean. and it's reallyjust this idea that i wouldn't be where i am without you now and without you then. but in a second level, you can sort of almost understand it as a message to paul mccartney as well. and certainly, if you think about it as crossing over space and time, i think it's a very poignant song. but in terms of the actual production, john recorded it on a demo recording cassette back in around 1977 or 1978, and it sat in a drawer for years and years. and then, in the �*90s, when the beatles were putting together the anthology project, yoko found this tape and gave it to paul and george and ringo and said, "if you want to work on it, by all means do." and that cassette had three songs on it — free as a bird, real love and now and then. and at the time, they got free as a bird and real love into the studio and got it into s

sound of the john lennon art, . ., ., , , pure, the sound of the john lennon art. ., i, part.en they - part. the catalyst was the peter jackson project when they were | jackson project when they were cleaning up, mostly it was a dialogue clean—up of the guys talking to each other. and the question came up and paul said, can this be applied to the music? is this be applied to the music? is this a moment to revisit the tapes? the guys from new zealand just said, yes, let's do it. and they cleaned up. importantly, it's notjust a case of... i like this phrase musical archaeology. case of... i like this phrase musicalarchaeology. in case of... i like this phrase musical archaeology. in the same way that an archaeologist would carefully get rid of the layers of sand, they get rid of these frequencies that aren't needed and bring back the ones that give you a proper rounded version of the lennon vocal. in proper rounded version of the lennon vocal. ., proper rounded version of the lennon vocal. . , , ., vocal. in all the birds, the air conditioning, _ vocal. in all the birds, the air

able to bring in john lennon's voice and they made a new song from it. it is pretty amazing. ficial intelligence, not the normal. plug a song into chat gpt and out something comes. take a listen. [music] that is lennon's voice here. he played a track where he had piano and they were able to take it out and focus in on his voice. pretty impressive but raising questions about the technology in the music industry. we talked to local artists about what they have seen and a lawyer that helps us through this uncharted territory. >> all right, still beautiful music. thank you. >>> coming up, in the red and gold report the 49ers are on a bye-week. one . >>> well, the 49ers are on their bye-week. that does not mean one of their players is not staying busy. we have the details in the red and gold report. >>> the 49ers will have to wait a little longer to get redemption after the three game losing streak. but it is time to reset, regroup, over the bye-week. now captain warner has not been the problem but he is staying busy during his week off. he and his wife just announced they are expe

a la inteligencia artificial para aislar la voz de john lennon y finalmente hacer esta canciÓn luegortificial. >> una banda que su mÚsica es trascendental. nunca muere. un gran legado que nos dejaron. >> y las letras que todos nos sabemos. >> hay una familia que lleva dos meses viajando en una camioneta o una combi porque tienen el sueÑo de conocer el continente americano desde argentina hasta alaska. >> imagÍnate, la primera meta es visitar los 32 estados de mÉxico para luego seguir con este camino. conocemos a la familia vargas. >> (musica). >> por mes es una combi se ha convertido en el hogar de la familia vargas, de su perro y de su gato. a bordo aseguran que como familia buscan descubrir el mundo. >> para nosotros representa familia, uniÓn, amor. yo crecÍ y nacÍ compadres que toda la vida han usado combis, y es representativo para mÍ. >> ¿cuÁl es el plan de viaje? ¿quÉ piensan conocer? >> queremos pisar los 32 estados de la repÚblica mexicana, estamos por completarlo, nos faltan como ocho estados. >> cuenta con un dormitorio adaptado en su interior. al interior tienen una cocina

. ♪ ♪ now and then ♪ >>> john lennon's legacy is living on with a little help from his friends and a.ing. it's titled "now and then." here's norah o'donnell. ♪ now and then ♪ ♪ i miss you ♪ >> reporter: after a hard day's night, paul mccartney and ringo starr along with a little help from artificial intelligence have come together to complete an unfinished demo by john lennon. the late george harrison recorded his new guitar parts for the song in the 1990s. ♪ from 1963's "please, please me," to 2023's "now and then" beatlemania is alive and well. >> we'll be right back. t back. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious alle

i didn't think it was a great song but it was listening to john lennon's voice again in that kind oft made me nostalgic and i thought it was a good use of ai. >> i take a look at it this way, he she's right, you're wrong. it is the beatles. if you have six lines of a shakespeare sonnet and you didn't have the rest of it, would you be excited to read it? yes, because it is shakespeare. >> you have to understand it is ai generated and you have to -- >> they didn't make it up. they isolated his voice. >> yes. >> i saw the headline and ai generated john lennon, this feels kind of creepy but it ends up being an auditory archeological dig, and they used the ai to unearth him. >>> a big story that was a bit unnoticed this week but could have a massive impact on how technology affects our lives. it's under the radar. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have

the john lennon recorded on to a cassette. as far as i understand. using modern technology, we're able to isolate his voice. and once you do that. you can add anything you want to he recorded the track after the band broke up in 1970, and the song was never released with the full group performing together. but now ai is the name of the game. and with advanced technology, the beatles were able to remove the muddled recordings of lennon's voice from des ago. >> it's an astounding thing that after all these years there it is going to be final. >> beetle single. but no one has ever heard before. and that's that's monumental and a whole bunch of different levels. a music video for the song is set to be released on friday with previously unseen footage of the beatles. >> was top those in my life. >> it will blow your mind. i mean, truly. >> i was hoping we get to hear it. but i guess you got do that yourself. that would only 5th reporting for us. coming up next time you catch a ride. my take off into the air. a glimpse at the future air taxis coming up. >>

i understand it started with a recording by the late john lennon, and then it got put aside.d then, of course, there was also harrison death. and then i came along. so explain to us how it came to be. >> yeah, i'll give you a quick rundown on the timeline. sure so john lennon recorded this in the late 70s and said, you know, that was about ten years. know eight, nine years after the beatles broke up. probably meant it as a solo track. never got around to doing anything with it. he ended up being killed. in 1980. fast forward 14 years from that, and yoko ono ends up giving to the other three beatles uh- paul, george and ringo. this track. and they look at it and they're like, hey, let's do something with this. but they just couldn't they didn't have the technology at the time to isolate the vocals well enough to actually do anything with it. they were trying to do something. this would have been in 94 or 95, 95 would be the last time they recorded added any new material for the beatles using john's tracks just like this. but they couldn't do it with this one, so they just put

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then you track now and then is a valid written by john lennon. in the late seventy's, the artificial intelligence allowed linens voice to be taken from a type recording he made back then. that's been added now to guitar lines reported by the light, george harrison. not a 94. plus you passed, recorded by paul mccartney and ringo starr. this thing is the results, the and on that not, that is all for now. sports life is up coming up after a short break. remember, you can get all the news around the clock, the data, but the don't come social media or is that data between use and thought to get to you tube channels as well for now, i'm anthony. how the building, thanks for watching. instead of the learn shannon with the world winning offer is available language learning gem and has never been sent to the .

it's called now and then and based on demo vocals john lennon recorded in 1978 — with the song finallyry. john lennon recorded now and then in his apartment in new york in 1978 and the quality of the recording was really poor, you could hear his voice on the piano but also the home of the electricity, terrible tape hiss and for years paul mccartney wanted to make this song happen but they could not extract the audio. the advent of machine learning technology and artificial intelligence meant they could train a computer onjohn lennon's voice and pull out the vocal and enhance it. instead of the thin, really vocal on the original cassette, it sounds like he is singing in abbey road, duetting across space and time with paul mccartney.— with paul mccartney. extraordinary. mark savage. _ with paul mccartney. extraordinary. mark savage, thank _ with paul mccartney. extraordinary. mark savage, thank you. _ with paul mccartney. extraordinary. mark savage, thank you. now - with paul mccartney. extraordinary. mark savage, thank you. now the l mark savage, thank you. now the latest weather. we ma

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this is mark goodman from the '80s channel, and now, this is a john lennon solo song that he recorded78, and george harrison put together the guitar in 1995, and now, in the last year, ringo and paul put their stuff in it, but when you are listening to it, what is your vibe when you hear it? >> look, i'm a baby boomer, and i'm a baby boomer in the radio business, and so for me to be able to say here is a brand-new song from the beatles, that is really, really exciting. the technology used, incredible to be able to extricate john's voice from the really rough demo in the way that they did is great. but any beatles' fan, and even a casual beatles' fan how does this song stack up to their legacy? it is not the greatest. but i am thrilled to have it nonetheless. all four members on it. that is great thing. >> can you talk about the a.i., and what did a.i. do? it didn't come up with the voices, didn't come up with the -- well, it describe the use of a.i. here and how it all came together. >> yeah, really important to point out that nothing is n dev technology and used it on the "get back"

john lennon. that's what they stand for.eam world. >> yeah , totally team world with >> yeah, totally team world with that song . that song. >> imagine there's no country. it's like no i don't want i want there to be a country. i want there to be a country. i want there to be always be in england. not that i like england. >> cracking song though. >> cracking song though. >> yeah he's listening. all the classics the telegraph, lewis and there's a story about the bbc so you can ignore the details of the story and just call it a state propaganda network. again >> well, know, it it makes >> well, you know, it it makes it easy considering never very it easy considering i never very much read stories. much time to read these stories. and just the four hours we and i've just the four hours we spend here evening. but spend here every evening. but you've distracting me . and you've been distracting me. and the of it i have the other side of it is i have adhd, so i use that speech. >> we should be given longer to read the stories. >>

para escuchar esta canciÓn que finalmente se hizo pÚblica, mÁs de 40 aÑo dos desde la muerte de john lennonun intento muy mal hecho, de utilizar trozos de la obra de los beatles en un contexto nuevo. luis: siguen sonando frescas y relevantes a pesar de los aÑos, para muchos es difÍcil poner esta Última canciÓn en la misma categorÍa. le guste o no, ahora es la audiencia la que tiene la Última palabra. los beatles ya tuvieron la suya. jorge: son ellos, sean como sean. nos vamos a despedir con las imÁgenes de la celebraciÓn tradicional en mÉxico donde cientos de personas celebran el dÍa de muertos, en un cementerio encendieron velas que creen que van a guiar a sus seres queridos en el mÁs allÁ. jorge: el dÍa de muertos es una de las transiciones mÁs arraigadas en todo mÉxico. [alejandra] hay que guardar todo esto. ¿falta algo más? - sí, sí. - no. - ¿te ayudo con algo? - ya está todo, amor. - perfecto.

now and then i miss you >> called "now and then," it's been created using a vocal recording by john lennone 1970's. paul and ringo completed the track with the help of artificial intelligence. you can find out more on all of the day's news and the israel-gaza war at our website and also on your favorite social media science. thank yo narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ geoff: good evening. i'm geoff bennett. amna nawaz is away. on the “newshour” tonight, israeli forces close in on gaza city as fighting intensifies and calls for a humanitarian pause go unheeded. tensions flare in congress with

there was a truck that john lennon had recorded back before he died and this sat and yoko ono pass iton to the remaining beatles but the problem was his vocals were drowned out by background noises. with a.i. they separated the vocals from the background sounds and we have this track coming out and it will be tomorrow. keep an eye out for that. >> that is fascinating. >> ads are all over for an option to get rid of ads. can you tell us how this works? >> this is a way for people to pay to not see ads in that may sound like a weird concept but there are -- youtube has the same option in the u.s. but this is just for the european union. people in the european union can pay $10 a month to get ad free experiences on facebook an instagram. this is a way to -- the european union has been pushing back on personalized ads because it collects your personal data and send you targeted advertising. >> it will be interesting to see how many people decide to do that. enjoy your morning. >> thank you. >>> all eyes are on the federal reserve this morning. later today, fed chair jerome powell is set t

john was a crusader against the vietnam war, give peace a chance, and the nixon white house and and fbi tried to have him deported. but dreams of a beatles reunion were dashed when lennon'sw that it was really over. >> i was taunting yoko, and she said, oh, i think i've got a tape of john. howard: that ca access provided in the mid 90s included three eleven lennon -- lennon songs. but the quality of the third song was so bad they couldn't salvage it with george calling it blanking rubbish. now more than half a century after hay broke up, now and then is here. the new technology-enabling producers to isolate john's voice in a way that was previously impossible, a voice so achingly familiar. ♪ and if i headache it through -- make it through, it's all because of you ♪ howard: next, the two surviving beatleings made their contributions starting with paul. >> he put the bass on, i put the drums on. howard: and heres it is, the four of them with a souped-up version of george's guitar the solo. ♪ now and then i miss you. ♪ oh, now and then ♪ howard:st a ballad, not one of john's all-out rockers, but it's a gift. and with paul in -- at 811 and ringo at 83 touring right now, that

"now & then" came from an unreleased song by john lennon.brooke shields revealed what she called an odd and surreal health scare. the former model told "glamor" magazine she suffered a seizure in a restaurant in new york city she woke up in an ambulance to find actor bradley cooper holding her hand. >>> we'll be back with our top stories. nd. >>> we'll be back with our top stories. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx helps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ahh, -here, i'll ta

more than four decades after john lennon died. of all things makes it possible to once again hear his voice. so little bit of a back story techies out there. lennon first recorded "now and then" on the piano in the late 1970s but as you might imagine, because of the time the audio quality was poor, it wasn't good enough to finish the song and release it. just sat in a drawer all this time. artificial intelligence extracted the original vocals and then blended them with paul mccartney and ringo starr's musical editions and it's a thing of beauty. of course all permissions were there to complete the project. but some local artists tell jocelyn moran they're worried that some day they might hear a new song of theirs that with technology, they had nothing to do with. watch. >> reporter: earlier this year, an ai track that claimed to have drake and the weeknd's voice generated millions of views online. >> kind of a trip because we like hey, this is hard. >> reporter: that's bay area r&b artist adrian marcel. we talked with him and the m

the title of the song is now and then john lennon first recorded a demo of the song at his home in newhere he was murdered a few years later when we lost we knew that it was really over. they were able to take a very raw tape that john lennon recorded. >> on to a cassette, as far as i understand. used to technology, we're able to isolate his voice. and once you do that. you can add anything you want to recorded the track after the band broke up in 1970, and the song was never released with the full group performing together. but now ai is the name of the game. and with advanced technology, the beatles were able to remove the muddled recordings of lennon's voice from decades ago. >> it's an astounding thing that after all these years there it is going to be final beetle single, but no one has ever heard before. and that's that's monumental and a whole bunch of different levels. a music video for the song is set to be released on friday with previously unseen footage of the beatles. >> was top of those my life. >> it will blow your mind. i mean, truly. >> hey, see things. yeah. and the k

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. >>> artificial intelligence is making it possible to hear john lennon's voice more than four decadeser his death. the beatles singer first recorded now and then on the piano in the late 70s but the quality was too poor to finish and release the song. the artificial intelligence extracted the original vocals and one of them with paul mccartney's musical renditions. some local artists say they are worried someday they might hear a new song of theirs that they had nothing to do with. >> reporter: earlier this year, an a.i. track that generated millions of views online. that is adrian marcel, we talked with him and the members of csrb. >> it's your vocal tones, it is complex, and it gets scary because this is the only thing that we can control. >> it's the things that make us, us. as individuals, they are now manipulated. >> a.i. can be used in positive ways, bouncing ideas off of it like an extra person in the room. >> we look up words, and we look up stuff, we don't know what words to use so we will look something up. >> reporter: but creating a song with an artist voice is another lev

now, i think that the main problem is that this is a john lennon song and john was lennon song and johnng. he was pretty lennon song. and he was pretty overrated. i think paul is the real talent and their chemistry together brilliant. but together was brilliant. but i think this song is a real dud and quite frankly, that mozart, he was a load of old rubbish. no, he was great. there you go. >> as good as mike batt. freeman dropping, dropping few trees, bombs. >> we love mike batt. i'll tell you loved. gary you who he also loved. gary osborne, lyricist osborne, brilliant lyricist for elton john, about 30 elton john, probably about 30 songs. shine on through songs. they did shine on through blue i love gary osborne. blue eyes. i love gary osborne. listen folks, let's should we have a quick look at the daily mail front page? because only because jerry is so keen. apologies, dominic exclusive starts tomorrow in the mail. sex parties and the ruthless tory chue parties and the ruthless tory clique who secretly make and then break prime ministers brief jerry on this. is this a book that's going

concern as they enjoy the sounds of the beatles fresh on the >>> ♪ >> more than four decades after john lennon'seath, ai just brought us the final beatles song. lennon first recorded "now and then" on a piano in the late 70s. it was such poor quality from an audio standpoint that they never released it or completed it but ai was able to pull out his vocals, blended with paul mccartney and ringo starr's additions. some local artists tell our jocelyn moran that they are worried that someday they may hear a new song of theirs on the radio or streaming and it would be a song with their image and sound but nothing that they created. >> earlier this year, an ai track that claimed to have drake and the weeknd's voice generated millions of use online. >> it was a trip. >> that is adrian marcel. we talked with him and the members of crsp. >> your rhythms, your cadences, vocal tones when you are screaming or -- i mean, it is complex. it gets scary because this is the only thing that we can control of hours. >> the things that make us, us as individuals are now being able to be manipulated. >> reporter: so

the late john lennon recorded vocals for the song in the late 70s, before his assassination.l mccartney, ringo starr, and george harrison worked on the track in the 90s, but could not isolate lennon's voice in the track. ai was used to do just that for the beatles docuseries two years ago. -- put everything together, and voil÷, "now and then" was released on streaming platforms, along with a remastered edition of "love me do", for more details, just go to kpix.com. >>> still ahead, with every sloppy bite of this pumpkin, this pig is doing something good for the environment. we will introduce you to annabella. >>> 49ers fred warner expected a lot more than win, he may be gone, but what a night for still a giants fans favorite. and it is still early, but why is it working so far for the golden state warriors? >> we have a lot of news coming out. >>> our eye on america tonight, from north carolina, we go to a manufacturing plant where blind empl when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push t

now, i think that the main problem is that this is a john lennon song and john was lennon song and johnng. he was pretty lennon song. and he was pretty overrated. i think paul is the real talent and their chemistry together brilliant. but together was brilliant. but i think this song is a real dud and quite frankly, that mozart, he was a load of old rubbish. no, he was great. there you go. >> as good as mike batt. freeman dropping, dropping few trees, bombs. >> we love mike batt. i'll tell you loved. gary you who he also loved. gary osborne, lyricist osborne, brilliant lyricist for elton john, about 30 elton john, probably about 30 songs. shine on through songs. they did shine on through blue i love gary osborne. blue eyes. i love gary osborne. listen folks, let's should we have a quick look at the daily mail front page? because only because jerry is so keen. apologies, dominic exclusive starts tomorrow in the mail. sex parties and the ruthless tory chue parties and the ruthless tory clique who secretly make and then break prime ministers brief jerry on this. is this a book that's going

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real love" emerge from the beatles vault, but this is different, a new song, "now and then," with john lennon vocals 40 years since his death, made possible with a.i. but it's hitting a sour note with some. that full story coming up in just a few minutes of "nightly news." 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. >>> a key connection to san francisco's japantown just got a very nice facelift. >> we're talking about the webster street bridge which connects the fillmore and western addition in japantown. it's been a light gray color since it was built in 1967, kind of boring. today, city leaders revealed the new paint job, the bridge stands out in a deep vermilion. leaders say it's a symbol of gratitude and harmo

. ♪♪ back in 1978, john lennon recorded a home demo of a song called "now and then." ♪ now and then i yoko ono, sent the tape to paul mccartney. the band's surviving members explained how the song came together in a new documentary. >> we were pretty excited. a new john song. amazing. >> it was the closest we'll ever come to having him back in the room. >> reporter: in 1995, paul, george and ringo tried to complete the song, but couldn't separate lennon's voice from the piano he played on the demo. >> paul called me up and said he would like to work on "now and then." what do you think? i think it's great. >> reporter: then decades later came the ai technology developed by director peter jackson that made it possible. >> in the mix, we could lift john's voice without lifting the piano. >> reporter: a bit of joyous nostalgia for fans and the beatles themselves. >> how lucky was i to have those men in my life, to still be working on beatles music in 2023, wow. ♪ it's all because ♪ ♪ of you ♪ >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news, london. >> music magic. >>> that's "nightly news" for this

ai was able to modify john lennon's vocals from a rough version of a previously unreleased track, allowing paul to complete the song. >> but the beatles aren't the only '60s legendary group to release an unfinished song using ai. >> you loved their music in the '60s and now thanks to ai, you can love them again.

norman pilcher broke into john lennon's house, searched mick jeiger, detained members of the rollin stones this is the only film on which you can see the main hunter of rock stars 60 london police detective, norman pilcher, here he is putting the rollington guitarist in the car. with brian jones, a lethal mixture of cocaine, mephedrone and cannabis was found in his apartment, it was the era of hippie and rock, which plunged post-war england into psychedelic fever. in sixty-five, a special department was created in london to fight drugs, later, among the police it began to be called the whispering squad, the detectives were always whispering about something away from their colleagues, and it was headed by norman pilcher, a tsunami swept through foggy albion high-profile arrests, one of first in the hands of the sergeant. lead singer of the rolling stones. i don't really want to talk about my life on drugs, i would really like to be a positive example for the generation. jagger was turned in by his own driver, he told pilcher that the stones were throwing a party, and in the midst of it, a r

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