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well, john lennon and you've got a book out at the moment. what's that called ? that called?arrison, the reluctant beatle. yeah. so that makes three out of four. >> why was he reluctant? >> why was he reluctant? >> he wasn't a reluctant musician because he taught himself to play the guitar at a very young age. 14. yeah. so he looked still little looked like, still like a little kid when he was playing with john paul. but he the john and paul. but he hated the beatlemania , the screaming that beatlemania, the screaming that covered up his painstakingly crafted . and particularly crafted solos. and particularly in when was in america when there was no security the stage would be security and the stage would be invaded by young women actually hanging around his neck while he tried play. tried to play. >> talk about america, >> so you talk about america, i think first time they went think the first time they went was, was 64, 65? was, what was it, 64, 65? february 64th. they went on, february 64th. and they went on, was sullivan show? was it the ed sullivan show? yeah ed sullivan

she did the one of demi moore pregnant and naked, john lennon hugging yoko, naked, staying in the desert point is, you have to be naked. don't worry. bill clinton is way ahead of you. you'll be fine. totally fine. [applause] but let's move on, because while the presidents are hobnobbing in new york city, the rest of us have to deal with the traffic. every city is all too familiar with the side effects of traffic: delays. pollution. flipping someone off a mile back and now you're stuck next to them for an hour. [laughs] but now new york city might have just found a solution. >> here in new york, the first in the nation congestion pricing plan set to begin soon, charging drivers a $15 toll to enter midtown manhattan. >> the mta says 700,000 vehicles enter this part of the city every weekday, and the new tolls will help curb congestion and possibly generate billions of dollars for improvements to mass transit. but for many new york city commuters, they're saying no thanks. >> another $15 just to get to work, which is just -- it's absurd. >> for each and every one of you, there is a special

as did john lennon and george harrison.worked with ringo for a while. but doug always wanted to get back to his roots, so he returned to yorkshire to his first love of painting. most of the paintings were abstract. not quite as decorative as the �*60s work, but nonetheless abstract. but i gradually, has transformed into figurative work. you are approaching your 80th birthday. is this exhibition a culmination of your work, a celebration of your life? i hope not! i want another 30 years. michelle lyons, bbc news. it's been revealed that nearly half of playgrounds in the uk are not suitable for disabled children. a survey by the charity scope found that more than 1,000 play areas had little or no accessibility. now they're launching a new tool to help parents find spaces that are suitable for their children. 0ur reporter, louisa pilbeam, has more. whoa! nine—year—old benjamin loves playing with his brothers in the playground. but because he has cerebral palsy, epilepsy, and is registered blind, it's not always this easy becaus

as did john lennon and george harrison.with ringo for a while. but doug always wanted to get back to his roots, so he returned to yorkshire to his first love of painting. most of the paintings were abstract. not quite as decorative as the �*60s work, but nonetheless abstract. but i gradually, it transformed into figurative work. you are approaching your 80th birthday. is this exhibition a culmination of your work, a celebration of your life? i hope not! i want another 30 years. michelle lyons, bbc news. a vet from midlothian has become the first woman to complete one of the world's hardest running races. jasmin paris finished the 100—mile barkley marathons in tennessee with just 99 seconds to spare. our reporter, simonjones, has the details. cheering she said her body was screaming at her to stop, butjasmin paris believed in herself and made it to the finish gate. her legs scratched from days of running through thick woodland. this is what exhaustion combined with joy looks like. the legendary course once featured in a docu

as did john lennon and george harrison.o i went over to weybridge and i worked with ringo for a while. but doug always wanted to get back to his roots, so he returned to yorkshire to his first love of painting. most of the paintings were abstract. not quite as decorative as the �*60s work, but nonetheless abstract. but i gradually, it transformed into figurative work. you are approaching your 80th birthday. is this exhibition a culmination of your work, a celebration of your life? i hope not! i want another 30 years. michelle lyons, bbc news. now on bbc news, we have this special programme on how the princess of wales announced her cancer diagnosis in a special message to the world. from the princess of wales, a deeply personal statement. it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. her operation injanuary had been successful, said catherine, but there was a problem. it was thought that my condition was non—cancerous. the surgery was successful. however, tests after the operation found cancer had

as did john lennon and george harrison. to get back to his roots, so he returned to yorkshire to his first love of painting. most of the paintings were abstract. not quite as decorative as the �*60s work, but nonetheless abstract. but i gradually, it transformed into figurative work. you are approaching your 80th birthday. is this exhibition a culmination of your work, a celebration of your life? i hope not! i want another 30 years. michelle lyons, bbc news. now on bbc news, we have this special programme on how the princess of wales announced her cancer diagnosis in a special message to the world. from the princess of wales, a deeply personal statement. it has been an incredibly tough couple of months for our entire family. her operation injanuary had been successful, said catherine, but there was a problem. it was thought that my condition was non—cancerous. the surgery was successful. however, tests after the operation found cancer had been present. that meant she was now undergoing chemotherapy. this, of course, came as

they are making that, the most well-known partnership falls apart before it gets going, and when john lennonthe reason it fell apart is because i cannot ask hard questions of the sources that i want to ask, it does not bode well for one who pushed for the video in general but also yuan musk's dance on free speech. caroline: that does it for this edition of bloomberg technology. ♪ thanks to avalara, we can calculate sales tax automatically. avalarahhhhhh what if tax rates change? ahhhhhh filing sales tax returns? ahhhhhh business license guidance? ahhhhhh -cross-border sales? -ahhhhhh -item classification? -ahhhhhh does it connect with acc...? ahhhhhh ahhhhhh ahhhhhh >> welcome to bloomberg etf iq. >> we are staying down a big week. >> we also have earnings, so it will be a lot of fun. let's get to the biggest stories . we start with the spot etf equine. the token itself, off record highs as some ways persist.

because british director sam mendes will direct four separate beatles movies on paul mccartney, john lennonrison, and ringo starr. they're launching the bcu! it's the beatles cinematic universe. i can't wait for the beatles' infinity war where george uses maxwell's silver hammer to fight thanos and eric clapton. "for layla!" [cheers and applause] the movies are supposed to come out in 2027 and the producers say they will show the story of the beatles from four different perspectives which tell a single story, so as to "challenge the notion of what constitutes a trip to the movies." we don't need any more challenges to the notion of what constitutes a trip to the movies. we already have the genre-bending eroticism of the dune popcorn bucket. [laughter] not enough butter in the world. meanwhile, huge news from the world of latin music, because in a recent interview with gq, ricky martin admitted he has a foot fetish, saying "i have a foot thing" and "i would kiss your feet like crazy for hours." look,i'm not sure what the big surprise is here. back in the '90s, he had a huge hit about this. j

>> jimmy: are you kidding me >> you have the doorway to capitol records, and you got, you know, john lennon> jimmy: i mean, that's got to be - that's got to be kind of a a dream come true for you in a a weird way. because i know you went out to l.a. and like, when you were starting out, and you're like, "dude, i gotta go and make it. >> that's -- those were the streets i was hustling on, you know i was walking those streets at night. and you know, it reminded me of new york city a bit. >> i go to hollywood boulevard because there were people, you know and it felt a little bit like new york city, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah and then, denzel gave a beautiful speech about you and then, your so cool daughter zoe kravitz, who we love, gave a speech and maybe even like a little a a roast. maybe. [ light laughter ] >> i thought it was quite appropriate. >> jimmy: we have a clip here's zoe kravitz at lenny's hollywood walk of fame ceremony look at this >> i've seen the way you show up and take care of the people you love i've seen your incredible dedication to your art but mostly, i've seen through your s

with dave mullins and brad booker before their oscar win for the best animated short film, with john lennon's ono lennon. >> probably the biggest thing that you know, my dad taught me and. and my mom, that the hard work pays off. >> and of course, the oscars also had some unexpected moments, with john cena presenting the oscar for best costume design. make it recalling an infamous incident on the show 50 years ago and emma stone's broken dress as she won best actress for her role in poor things. and we are so of our filmmakers from the bay area who were nominated for an oscar this year. and i don't know if you can hear this about 2000 audience members inside the live with kelly and mark after the oscars show. we'll have more on that later on live in los angeles. luz pena, abc seven news. >> yes, this is lucy's first time covering the oscars. >> kumasi has also covered the oscars. so i'm curious, louis, from your perspective of, you know, what was the highlight for you? what was the most interesting part? >> you know, i honestly love the speeches, but i also thought it was very, interesting ho

blackstock, john lennon originally spoke to elon musk about comments that elon musk had made about di musk stuff on this show, but this one is important to listen to. >> when i referred to there is, if we lower the standards for doctors, especially so that they, you know, if the test for a doctor is lower, then the probability of them making a statement killing someone will also be higher. >> said it again. i'm not sure i understood what you said. i want to make sure i understand what you are saying. >> if the standards for passing medical exams and becoming a doctor, especially something like a surgeon, if the standards are lowered, then the probability a physician will make a mistake is higher. making mistakes in their exam. they may make mistakes with people. that may result in people dying. >> what evidence do you have, though, that they are lowering the standards? there's no evidence of that. >> i believe there is. >> i believe there is. so, elon musk has a vibe, dr. blackstock, that we are lowering standards. i want to be very, very clear, neither of you two women suggest that s

if you need me and you feed me i mean john lennon. no idea i was coming up soon. i'm still a beatle, if not by the hair, by the --, because i shake it up. but we're young nation still. yes. and how do you see this future and how important it is to have a vision when it comes to american politics and culture? well, i think that's the thing that i think republicans seem to not understand. the republicans always talk about wanting to go back. they want to go back words what they are the slogan make america great again. it's their vision of greatness is a time you could vote before, a time that you could serve as the top upper echelon of your profession and chosen vocation before you even have the right to have a vocation that's where they want to take us. i think that encouraging to me again, especially about the young people you is this understand that we have a lot work to do that that that the work to pursue more perfect union is never complete. it is an ongoing effort whether it's in our culture, whether it's in our workplaces whether it's in our homes, whether i

mccartney harnessed the technology to finish a beatles song, "now and then," using an old recording of john lennon'sand likeness protections first passed, by the way, in 1984 amid legal chaos following the death of elvis presley, of course, inspiring the name of this bill. governor lee, by the way, hopes that the other states follow suit. i'm as big a fan as anybody else hearing like frank sinatra singing an uzi vert song. that's not the way it's supposed to work. people are supposed to get paid for that. >> whit: yeah. >> janai: i'm sorry. he said frank sinatra playing lil uzi vert. >> whit: you want to hear it, don't you? >> will: everyone involved needs to be paid. >> whit: exactly. >> just as long as ufsh gets paid. >> whit: as you noted in the story, the enforcement mechanism will be key. how they'll figure that out. >> and there are some artists already who are fine with people using their vocal profiles like grimes, an artist like grimes. she just wants to get paid 50% of whatever you do, and she'll let you use her voice. >> whit: yeah, okay. >> janai: you can use mine too. >> janai's like i'

|me out that took john lennon's voice and cleaned it up a bit so they could use it. >> and there was lly john was originally john lennon was improved but improved and enhanced, but it was the real human. was actually the real human. none of us have any problem. that it strays into that is when it strays into recreating things. you recreating things. and also, you know, be cheaper, know, it must be cheaper, mustn't you're not mustn't it? because you're not paying mustn't it? because you're not paying much cheaper paying people. it's much cheaper to computer do that to get a computer to do it. that doesn't mean that's way we doesn't mean that's the way we should go. >> steph, move this >> steph, let's move on to this story. really people story. this really got people going this story. this really got people going west this story. this really got people going west end this story. this really got people going west end theatre this is the west end theatre performance where only black people allowed the people are allowed in the audience . it's having another night. >> and i've been really

with dave mullins and brad booker before their oscar win for the best animated short film, with john lennon's son, sean ono lennon. >> probably the biggest thing that, you know, my dad taught me and. and my mom, that, you know the hard work pays off. >> and of course, the oscars also had some unexpected moments, with john cena presenting the oscar for best costume design. make it recalling an infamous incident on the show 50 years ago and emma stone's broken dress as she won best actress for her role in poor things. and despite bay area nominees not taking a golden statue home, many of them had the same sentiment. they were honored and grateful to be nominated and we're proud of them in los angeles. luz pena, abc seven news. >> and we have a lot more oscars coverage all morning long here on abc seven. we are going to join lose live from la in our 6 a.m. hour. then at seven, gma keeps it rolling with team coverage and backstage interviews with the stars. kelly and mark have special access with the winners at 9 a.m. live at the dolby theater. it's all here on abc seven news, the company hoping

you haven't thought about and then you see an advert or circus and you get like john lennon. what's the circus being for the benefit of mr. kite? it just takes you all over the place. so yeah, that's i get a very much. yeah, how wonderful use any rabbit holes, right? yeah. absolutely. so we are nearing the end of this wonderful talk. so we've cuffed a lot of ground. we've covered a lot of geography, but is there anything you think we haven't talked about that you would like to you bring to our attention in regard to the early kind of days. hmm. i i don't think so. i'll take just a pause to thank you christine for your great questions and for being so thoughtful and generous with your time. it's it's a thrill because you've written a lot about some of this era that i ever and i remember being nervous in the early stages thinking this has been done by other academics like yourself and always tried to find my way into a a narrow space that maybe hadn't been explored as much as others before me had explored it. and i guess in sort of in summary. that's what i hope comes out of. t

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