for instance, we have a clip of you playing with john lennon. jim?e. i could have died and gone to heaven, you know. i cycled to get the beatles album and here i am playing on this record and having the greatest time in having the best fun with him and i said listen, this is a number one record and he went no, no. i said listen, if it gets to number one you've got to come on stage with me. he never thought in a million years it would get to number one. and then when it got number one. he certainly had played onstage in new york since shea stadium. >> we went up to boston to see elton in concert so that john could get an idea of what it was like. he hadn't been to a show in a long, long time i didn't realize how much more sophisticated and it got. ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, the bitch is back ♪ >> stephen: that 6 eric to go up there and write and to work on a song with john lennon. what was it like to have john lennon as a friend? was he a good hang? >> elton: john have this repetition of having a mean temper and then difficult. never with me. he was so nice and with t

when john lennon wrote help, he just really needed a drone, you guys. >> well, that's at least how oney in new jersey is probably feeling today after a drone helped save their adorable dog from a frozen lake. >> and that drone belonged to a neighbor who both lives by the lake and just wanted to help. >> the snow on top of the frozen surface of lake parsippany, filled with the paw prints of a confused and scared sheepadoodle named brooklyn. >> she's not quite two years old, and her owner is out of town for the holidays. and here she was on christmas eve, lonely and cold after running from her dog sitter onto the lake and refusing any attempts to coax her back from the treacherous thin ice. kishan patel lives right on the lake and thought he might be able to help the police officers there. he has a drone. he also has a dog of his own. >> and that made me want to help out even more. >> just because i can imagine what the owner must be going through. >> he used his small drone to tempt brooklyn with a piece of chicken. it almost worked. >> we did get it about 20 or 30ft off the shore. >> b

actually played with him and people who play tabla, this is akin to losing prince and bowie and john lennon revered he was. and there is a lot of lost musicians at the moment after losing this colossus. it is musicians at the moment after losing this colossus.— losing this colossus. it is so interesting. _ losing this colossus. it is so interesting. i _ losing this colossus. it is so interesting. i alluded - losing this colossus. it is so interesting. i alluded to - losing this colossus. it is so interesting. i alluded to it i losing this colossus. it is so | interesting. i alluded to it in the introduction, until he came on the scene, it was seen as an instrument that was an accompanying instrument, not the main thing.— the main thing. definitely tabla was _ the main thing. definitely tabla was usually - the main thing. definitely tabla was usually seen i tabla was usually seen alongside other instruments including for example the sitar, but what he did was the same as what hendrix would have done with the qatar and took tabla made it centrestage and his way of playing it was also somethin

"so this is christmas" by john lennon. >> so true! don't go away. we'll be right back. our hearts we know that. and the bible says, "we groan for the coming of this new world." i'm not talking about heaven. i'm talking about a better world on planet earth. this is a world tainted with the sin of mankind, but there's a coming world when there'll be no more crime, when there'll be no more poverty, when there'll be no sickness, when death will happen only very seldom. one of these days, when jesus comes back, and the tribulation is over, christ will set up his kingdom on this earth. "the wolf will lie down with the lamb, "and the leopard will lie down with the young goat, "and they shall not hurt nor destroy in all my holy mountain." the millennium is where we will begin to experience our true destiny. (male announcer) "the coming golden age" by david jeremiah, available now at goldenageprophecy.com and everywhere fine books are sold. have you ever thought of getting a walk-in tub for you or someone you love? now is a great time to take a look at getting a safe step walk-i

and what about his friendship with john lennon? >> how does that still impact you today?deeper. sleep more. well, what if they were truly little things you could do now to help you get a perfect night of sleep. >> now, tomorrow morning, we're going to focus on sleep. big topic around these parts. >> gma with the science of sleep to help you sleep better. >> it's time to light up the holidays. let there be light. >> the great christmas light. fight. i just love christmas. >> and the season has never been so much fun. that is crazy. the great christmas light fight premieres thursday on abc. skeleton crew now streaming new episodes tuesdays only. >> now from abc seven mornings. >> good morning. i'm amanda delcastillo from abc. seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic with gloria. >> good morning. we do have a commuter alert for you. this morning if you travel on bart in the oakland area between coliseum and oakland on the oakland airport line. excuse me? the oakland line there up to 18 minute delays right now because of an equipment problem on the track. but ac transit is

what about his friendship with john lennon? >> robin: how does that impact you today?sday, december 11th. whit? >> whit: thank you so much. our favorite part of the morning our jolly holiday countdown and a holiday cooking glowup. we're all getting ready. vaughn vreeland is here in the house to show us how to take store bought cookies and elevate them so that they look and taste much better ready for your party. good morning. >> good morning, whit. good to see you, too. >> whit: the first one, we are taking store bought cookie dough and you're gonna level it up for us. >> i find store bought cookie dough now isn't as chocolatey as it used to be. >> whit: more chocolate. >> what's going on with cookie dough? i like to take a chocolate kiss, make a little thumb print cookie out of it. you can sprinkle flakey salt on top, really make it fancy. that's a nice way to level it up. >> whit: perfect. you were also telling me, for people like me who don't even want to open the oven, we can get a store bought case of cookies here and razzle-dazzle it, right? >> we always have sol

john lennon lost his voice after singing this song. lauren: really? stuart: yes, he did.zos is the latest tech leader to meet with trump. elon musk was also in attendance, as usual. that wasn't the only business with many trump yesterday with. -- mr. trump yesterday. he took the truth social in order to put a stop to the congressional spending bill. the president-elect called the bill destructive and said any republican who voted for it should and will be primaried. he wants a new spending agreement by his inauguration, january 20th. he wasn't alone are. elon musk posted on x saying any member of the house or senate who votes for this outrageous spending bill deserves to be voted out in two years. when the bill was officially scrapped, he celebrated saying the voice of the people has triumphed. mark these thiessen with us -- marc thiessen with us this morning. what's next? now what? >> oh, gosh. [laughter] i'm gonna fix it? no. look, here's the thing, you're not going to get a good spending bill. there's no good bill, there's no option for a good bill here because the dem

. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon in that, you know, he was writing very much from the heart, very directly. >> and he didn't play according to the rules. >> i was 16 when that happened and if you turn to music for solace in your life to then see your hero kill himself, it was devastating. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple of records. you know, what do you do after that oasis. >> the verve. >> blur. the britpop thing. >> it was like the hangover of grunge. oh my god, my head's pounding. this has been insane. let's turn on oasis i wonder what they were. >> the opposite of divine because they wanted fame, you know. no matter how big they were, they wanted to be bigger. >> was simple as that. and it's that simple. everything we admired about oasis in a way is that they've got no kind of no false modesty i admire anybody who can just sort of go, we're' balls to do that is good. in my book but i'm a creep creep came out in the early 90s, and that was as much of an alt rock hit

no memorial of the kind that often appears spontaneously after a similar tragedy, like when john lennon was murdered in new york city in 1980, or when 32 year old heather heyer was run down in charlottesville, virginia. george floyd's murder in minneapolis. the spot in kenosha, wisconsin, where joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber were shot and killed by kyle rittenhouse. crowds grieved the loss of halyna hutchins, the cinematographer, who was fatally shot on the set of the film rust. the university of georgia held a vigil for laken riley, a nursing student who was killed by a migrant near campus. and when donald trump returned to the site of his first assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania, supporters appropriately honored corey comparators life and service by placing his firefighter's uniform in the stands. but there was no sign of any makeshift memorial on 54th street. instead, a poster was taped outside the hilton hotel depicting the suspect as a saint, with the words free luigi, a reference to the 26 year old charged with second degree murder. and there have also been sighting

a dog who sees john lennon being shot outside the dakota. i thought it was a cute little story, but i think only my wife agreed. but but, you know, in in the but in experimenting. you know, you have in that graduate in an mfa program a lot of what you do is writing workshops. and as i wrote a little about my experiences, the things that really resonated, it's a little bit cliche, but the whole immigrant experience, which i'm happy to talk about. there was a little bit of that, but perhaps even more interesting immigrant experiences cliche because lots of people have written about that. but but what people really locked in on is that nobody they ever read anything or with a writerly eye for observation. talk about some of the things seen and done and i'm talking these deals with silly numbers and experiences is frequently outrageous indulgences flying private, having ag5 at my disposal. and those things were just interesting for people just interesting to read and. and then and in the course of the program, there's a thesis requirement and it

back, but the funny thing is, if you go back and look at history, like two or three years later john lennon to that. i was stoned during the interview. i didn't mean any of it. that has framed it. i can't wait to see these notes. >> yeah. i can't wait to see them either, joe. always interested in expanding our knowledge of everything related to the beatles. i will say when i think about these things going up on auction though, you know, you were the biggest beetles fan i know. you think about the most comprehensive, the most completest, how much would you be willing to pay for those notes? >> oh, come on. >> even for a good charity. >> no. >> you know, i mean -- you know, about as much as the boston red sox have paid for players in the off season. you know, coupons, clip -- i don't know, but i don't know -- >> how much someone will pay is the question. >> i don't know how much somebody will pay. it's probably going to be -- >> yes. >> -- a good bit. and i'm wondering if you -- from what i understand, paul mccartney, he saved all of his song writing notes, he saved all these other things. >>

. - in 1980, when john lennon was assassinated, the nation stopped.t much meaning. that in some sense encapsulates the way that gen x thinks about itself. we mattered... what happened in those decades mattered. - a generation never ends. a generation carries on. i relate to kurt because i was there. and later on in my life i became suicidal, and i'm fortunate to still be here. so i got a responsibility to talk about it. they got a song called, "come as you are". come happy, and high, and jovial. come as depressed as you are. but, unless you admit, how you feel, whether good or bad, you'll never heal. we all in this together. what causes a curve down there? is it peyronie's disease? will it get worse? how common is it? who can i talk to? can this be treated? stop typing. start talking to a specialized urologist. because it could be peyronie's disease, or pd. it's a medical condition where there is a curve in the erection, caused by a formation of scar tissue. and an estimated 1 in 10 men may have it. but pd can be treated even without surgery. say good

his rise to fame, elton remembers the bonds he formed along the way like with beatles front man john lennonn square garden. you can't make it up. >> robin: you talked about being on stage and it was electrifying for you. >> yes. >> robin: how has that impacted you creatively and other ways that you don't have that time on the stage anymore? >> it's wonderful. when i finished my tour in stockholm, i was very excited, very happy. i wanted to end by playing and singing as well as i ever had, if not better. i honestly don't miss going on tour. i'm 77. i have two young boys that need me. david nieds me. i love spending time with my boys. i love being here in this house. i understand why people find it hard to stop, but i didn't find it hard at all. >> robin: joining from their home, elton's husband david who co-directed the film. >> what i find so inspiring about elton's life story is the fact that you can go through so much adversity and set backs. >> robin: the documentary is spectacular. you co-directed it with rj cutler. >> yes. >> robin: what was that experience like for you, david? >> i ha

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