where's john paul now? well, it turned out he lived just a few blocks north. >> there had been insufficient evidence to arrest john paul phillips for either murder, but in susan schumake's murder, police finally got a break. at susan's autopsy, the medical examiner found two foreign hairs on her body, presumably from her killer. >> one was a body hair, one was a pubic hair that was recovered from susan's body. >> phillips willingly provided hair samples for comparison. based on microscopic examination, phillips' hair was not similar, so he was eliminated as a suspect. despite the hair analysis, susan's family was convinced that john paul phillips was susan's killer. >> and they didn't take phillips into custody at the time. they didn't arrest him or charge him, which i didn't understand at the time, because i thought that they had enough reason to. >> later, phillips committed several assaults that landed him in jail. >> he went out to the devil's kitchen, spotted a young lady and her boyfriend at one of th

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. >>> saint john paul's notes were supposed spob supposed to be destroyed. >>> and who led the list of the but of jay leno's jokes. it's wednesday february 5th. "early today" starts now. >>> good morning. i'm richard lui. a new storm bringing snow and ice is moving in across 32 state across the country. 118 million americans are in the cross hairs, many of which are digging out from a storm earlier this week. more people are under watches and warnings for this storm than all of last winter. the storm buried parts of the midwest. it's heading northeast. philadelphia, new york and boston will be it by this. with trees there still covered in snow, today's storm could lead to widespread power outages. travel delays is piling up. this southwest jet landing in kansas city safely but ran into a snow bank taxing to the gate. no one on board was hurt. already this morning, nearly 2,000 flights cancel add cross the country, 1200 delayed that the moment. let's get to meteorologist bill karins. looks like this is going to be a tough one. we've got another one coming. >> 120 million under the warni

. >>> defying john paul. the soon to be sainted pope's notes were supposed to be destroyed but now will be published. >>> plus, the olympic games are set to begin. >>> swallowing a tiny pill sure beats the alternative. >> and who lead the list as the butt of jay leno's jokes. >>> good morning. it's nice to see you. the seemingly endless winter is not over. a new storm bringing snow and ice is moving in right now across 32 states. 118 million americans are in the cross hairs. many of which are still digging out from a storm earlier this week. more people are under watches and warnings for this storm than all of last winter. it has buried parts of the midwest inasmuch as 10 inches of snow. cities like philadelphia, new york and boston. but with trees there still covered in snow, today's snow could lead to widespread power outages and the travel delays are piling up. this southwest jet landed in kansas city safely but ran into a snow bank while taxiing to the gate. the airlines says no one on board was hurt. >>>

john paul ii had left instructions in his will that his notes be burned. but the cardinal said he didn't have the courage to follow the pope's wishes. >>> all right, well, they say that weather will be sunny if a bit cold today for seattle's big super bowl celebration. spots along the seahawks victory parade route were already being claimed yesterday. >> they're expecting up to 500,000 hawks fans to cheer on their heroes. public schools are open, but plenty of excused absences are expected so kids can attend. >> you know, that's a once-in-a-lifetime event. i'd say so. >> oh, yeah. >>> well, the weather is doing damage to the country's food supply, and it could start hitting you in the wallet. >>> and welcome to sochi. people are sharing their pictures of the olympic host city, and they're not all that flattering. >>> plus, circus shot. a pacers player takes a scary spill but makes it count. will one day be affected by some kind of vision problem. save your vision for the years ahead. call... or log on to seeabettertomorrow.org to learn about glaucoma and m

john paul continued to praise maciel despite the pending allegations. (speaking spanish) >> narrator: he described the founder of the legionaries of christ as "an efficacious guide to youth." that quote incensed maciel's victims. they would go public with the testimony they now had on maciel. >> cardinal joseph ratzinger... >>narrator: the official responsible for investigating child abuse cases, was cardinal ratzinger. he had to respond to the news media about the charges against maciel. >> there's a question whether... >> come to me when the moment is given-- not yet. >> narrator: but he was in a bind. john paul's public celebration of maciel made it very difficult for him to take action, and all the while, maciel's activities went unchecked. >> the situation changed at the end of 2004. at that time, cardinal ratzinger made a decision, to his credit, that maciel had to be investigated. so he sent a canon lawyer in his office, monsignor charles scicluna, to america and mexico to take the testimony of these men. he clearly knew that whoever would become

pope john paul ii had a will.his personal notes to be burned and instead the cardinal has turned them into a book. while it's outrageous that someone ignored the will of the pope, i've got to admit i'm kind of interested to see what the notes say. he is one of the most beloved popes of the modern era, but i know i'll feel a little dirty reading those notes. would you read that? >> i would. i think he's -- and without him and president reagan, i don't think we would have ended -- >> i am going to be at the canonization of pope john paul after easter this year. >> you have to read up. >> i said, the outrage would be to not go and die and go right to hell. >> i think you're okay. >> i'm thinking that -- >> that would be worse than publishing -- >> you've got to go through one gold medal in the half pipe. >> he is entitled. >> thanks to laurence korb and michael reagan. under president obama's policies is america a safer or more dangerous place. right now 62% of you say safer. 38% say more dangerous. the debate contin

therefore i think these should become a tool for understanding john paul the second stolen this just before his canonization you go he reached to the right thing in making them its according to krakow is dicey spokesman. a post on target but get sucked in pictures just coming to the painting is all i did exactly in the late john paul the second described in his last whale. because these are not personal notes to all this material included in the book was an object salmonella seized by the general talks to me here in rome. and these documents are undergoing rome analysis can be read by anyone who took all the little cool but chuckle. the proceeds from the photo to fund the memorial museum for them it's right you'll be declared a saint in april. i . with the two thousand fourteen saatchi winter olympics right around the corner critics of russian president vladimir putin have taken to the streets in israel are to be coordinated worldwide series of demonstrations the protesters are calling for olympic sponsors to speak out against the los i made last year which forbids the so called gay

john paul stepping down.now for a fact speaking to high-level clerics that he was talking about this a while before some of these scandals broke. so he's very free man. i thought it was a very humble thing for him to do. >> explain to us why he felt the necessity to address the way he dresses. >> well, there was a little confusion because people thought why should he dress in white, he's no longer the pope, but his point was when i became pope i got rid of all of my old clothes and this is really the only thing he said that he had left in his kloss et. so it was for practical purposes he said. >> tell us about the relationship between pope francis and benedict. are they close at all? >> they are close. and i also know that they see each other fairly frequently. pope francis has very warm affection for pope benedict and this is not just pr. i know this from friends who are in rome. there you see a picture of them embracing. sometimes pope francis will go and visit pope benedict in his residence, and i know for

that's the way to do it. >> john paul, great to talk to you.please, everyone, we relish your feedback. >> america still works. >> we relish what john paul had to say about the 1%, please share with us. still to come, eight months after forced off the air, paula deen has a comeback, but will america forgive her? >>> and ted nugent is here. did he apologize for calling the president a subhuman mongrel? sts means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. >>> paula deen is trying to stage a major comeback. she's avoided the public eye since using the n-word. yesterday she was given a warm reception and took a moment to address the controversy. >> i have heard on more than one occasion, so that's why it is important to me to say this to y'all. that i never apologized. so if anybody did not hear me apologize,

john paul ii will be cat toe niezed as saint.g some of the late pope's personal notes. many of the other notes have already been burned. the profits, he says, will be going towards building a complex, a $40 million complex that is being built to honor the late john paul in poland. >>> time now for our must-see moment. the award for dad of the year goes to this man. here's why. a massive 50-yard sledding track he built in his backyard. the paper said it took eight years to build. consider this, i ask you, there's an olympian, tucker west, his dad actually built a louge run in their backyard. >> passing the scream test. >> seems like the adults are the ones screaming. >> eight years? >> do you know why? one, they have common sense and two, you are always the heaviest thing. the kids are all light. you realize that you are basically a meteor in one of those things. >> you're just not as sturdy as i am. >> that's true. i'm old and heavy. >> all right. all right. all right. >>> come lg up, breaking news out of russia. a terrorist beli

. >> pope john paul ii secret notes made public today against his wishes.will the late pontificating specifically said his notes were to be burned but instead the cardinal in charge of disposing them is publishing them. the cardinal said it would have to be a crime to burn the notes which span from 1962 to 2003. john paul who died in 2005 will be made a saint by the vatican. >>> listen to this story. a fox reporter covering the snowstorm becomes part of the story when he saves a man who falls right on to the train tracks. taste incredible. that story straight ahead. >> it is the hat that left millions of you vulnerable. this morning target apologizing. [ male announcer ] this is jowoods' first day of work. and his new boss told him two ings -- cook what you love, and save your money. joe doesn't know it yet, t he'll work his way up from busser to waiter to chef before opening a restaurant specializing in fish and game om the great northwest. he'll stt investing early, he'll find some good people to help guide him, and he'll set money aside from his first da

a moral service will be held at john paul jones arena in charlottesville. his body was found a february 8. people inested six and conjunction with the case. >> we are back on storm watch this morning. right now, 13 states from the dakotas to ohio are under winter weather warnings and advisories. that number is excited to grow. northeast can't catch a break. another monster storm ravaged the new england coast. brought some areas more than a foot of snow and whiteout conditions. about 14,000 homes lost power. residents are screaming enough already. >> this is not the new england of my childhood. it is cold and harsh an awful. >> cleaning up all that snow is backbreaking. allows on the streets can't move fast enough. -- allows on the street can't move fast enough. >> cities are running out of snow or mobile money. salt is the number-one expense. each time we remove snow, that is a $30,000 effort. street crewsee, are using sand instead of salt. they're trying to conserve money. >> we are going to start running out, that is a scary situation. >> the latest probl

catholics might get another chance to see them both together on april 27, when the pair's predecessor john paulii and john 23rd will be declared saints. >> iconic child star shirley temple has died at the age of 85. the dimpled great depression actress veda became a u.s. diplomat, and died late last night. 1938,s between 1935 and when she was a very small child, america's top box office draw, a record that no other child star has come near. to act to oneo go .f our top stories hassan rouhani has been speaking to a crowd in tehran to mark the 35th anniversary of iran's islamic revolution, and inolution that took place the wake of the departure of the shaw of iran -- shah of iran. and the proclamation 35 years ago today of the world's first islamic state. we're going to take a look on the occasion of the 35th 1979ersary back at the revolution. i'm joined in the newsroom by anna riney in -- by an iranian author and intellectual. thank you for being with us. 35 years ago you were there at the time. the extraordinary enthusiasm, one imagines, in the days just after the shah had left but before the a

and you talk about the relationship between john and paul. s image but without paul, they wouldn't have made the progress. >> they were both ambitious boys. they were both writing songs before they met. they were probably the only songwriters in the south he said end of liverpool where they lived and they happened to meet. i don't think they wanted to change the world.of liverpool w and they happened to meet. i don't think they wanted to change the world.liverpool wher they happened to meet. i don't think they wanted to change the world. no ambition other than to do music for as long as they could. they each refined each other's rough edges and gave each other the excitement that they really needed. >> george parker certainly saw -- martin, yeah. certainly saw something in them often referred to as a fifth member of the band. he gave them the sense of freedom when they were recording that was sort of ground breaking for that period evof time. was that a big part of their success? >> george martin was a fantastic player in their story because h

he will be laid to rest tomorrow following a memorial service at john paul jones arena in charlottesville. his body was found february 8, a week after he disappeared. police arrested six people, but prosecutors have not filed murder charges yet. two people were hit by a cab in the district, one of them critically injured. after 2:00 this morning at connecticut avenue and calvert street. one person was taken to the hospital in critical condition. the other victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries. a cab driver did remain at the scene and has not been charged. at this time, police continue to investigate what led up to the accident. something you expect to see in a movie happened in reality a long i-95 this morning. a 15-year-old boy led them on a chase in a stolen van. van atied to stop the the carolina county line. police say he tried to ram the troopers vehicle, causing the patrol car to go off the road and into the guard rail. patrol carn a second which caused the van to overturn on the highway. the teen was taken to the hospital for minor injuries. troopers were not injured. comin

that's the way to do it. >> john paul, great to talk to you.ase, everyone, we relish your -- >> paula dean took a moment to say this -- >>> paula deen is trying to stage a major comeback. she's avoided the public eye since using the n-word. yesterday she was given a warm reception and took a moment to address the controversy. >> i have heard on more than one occasion, so that's why it is important to me to say this to y'all. that i never apologized. so if anybody did not hear me apologize, i want to apologize to those that did not hear me. >> steve, can she pull this off? >> well, first thing, erin, she never actually apologizes for what she did, what she said, and that's the first thing when it comes to apologies. you have to be specific. yeah, she did apologize, but she didn't just use the n-word, she also discussed slavery and the irony of that is she said that her great grandfather owned slaves but they were really workers. and he was so upset when he lost his workers that his life was destroyed and that people don't really understand that

those guys were the beatles, john, paul, george and ringo. they made their debut on the ed sullivan show. two days later they played at the d.c. coliseum. join us sunday night at 8:00 for the beatles, the night that changed america. of course, paul and ringo will be joined together with special guest performances including alicia keys, john legend, john mayer, stevie wonder and even ferrell williams. >> i just saw him on the opening ceremonies of the olympics. he was there. >> i didn't see him. >> that's because you didn't see the special wusa9 exclusive footage of the olympics. so here you go. we'll close out with that. you have a nice night. >> you're welcome, everybody. >> exactly. >>> welcome. north korean dictator, ferrell and daf punk and last the south african sign language interpreter. can you see us? are you there? you're breaking up. are you there? is it you or is it me? wait, no. dude, i'm lagging. is it you or is it me? is it you or is it me? [ male announcer ] if you're not on 100% fiber optics, it's you. verizon fios is 100% fib

law enforcement officers from around the state attended the service held at university of virginia john paul jones arena. though the service focused on who officer quick was, how he died and in whose hands are still mysteries. police have not released cause of death and at this point no one is charged with murder. captain quick was awarded posthumously with a distinguished service medal. in charlottesville, peggy fox, wusa9. >>> the u.s. naval academy is dealing with the death of a midshipman. a dive team found his body yesterday near a white suv that had gone off the road into a creek on campus. the suv was pulled from the water today and will be examined. the academy notified next of kin but has not released the young man's name. >>> acro-pilot is under arrest accused of -- a co-pilot is under arrest accused of commandeering a plane full of passengers. >> the ethiopian airline hijacked by a co-pilot and forced to land in switzerland. as soon as the plane landed the co-pilot threw a rope out of the cockpit and climbed down and asked for a stye him. >> secretary of state john kerry says -- a

after john paul ii saw it he reportedly said, "it is as it was."hat's one hell of a movie blurb. gibson's movie has gone on to make more than $600 million. >> it's a story that everyone knows. and yet a story that wars have been fought over. kingdoms have been lost over. mel gibson went out of his way to make what he thought was the definitive movie. and he got into some hot water from the jewish community over allegations of anti-semitism. were you worried about that? >> we consulted with rabbis and in particular with the anti-defamation league, just to understand the sensitivities and what could we do while keeping to the gospels, but being sensitive to the jewish faith. jesus and the disciples were all jewish. there were no christians, jews, and romans. it was simply the jewish people and the romans. >> reporter: even before the critics have weighed in, the film has a built-in audience. >> your hunger for righteousness will be filled. >> if you didn't know jesus and you came to this movie for the first time, i think you would get a beautiful und

. >> a record 73 million americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live on the "the ed sullivaneir first appearance on u.s. television. >> i remember taking a camera, taking a picture of the tv as they performed, and, you know, it was awesome. of course, you had to wait a week to get them developed. it was awesome. who knew when we were sitting in the living room, that it would be a big deal. >> the half century celebration reig-nated beatle-mania. at strawberry field. lennon's fans took pictures. this weekend images of the rock band splashed across the capital records tower. >> sunday evening surviving bandmates paul mccartney and ringo star appeared in a pre-taped performance. for some it paled in comparison to that night. >> i never thought i would ever be in this spot. especially on the 50th anniversary. can't believe i'm that omed. >> the beatles would perform on the "the ed sullivan show" three more shows. seven of the songs became number one hits. >> major corporations are getting into the business of collecting personal data. what they are learning may disturb you. >> th

and pope john-paul ii's personal notes have been published against his will in a book published todayt aid to burn the notes after his death. but he disobeyed those orders, saying it would be "a crime to destroy them." the archbishop says that the proceeds will go toward a memorial for john paul ii who is going to be canonized as a saint april 27th. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. but now you can use them to make pizza night awesome, too. unroll, separate, add sauce, pepperoni, cheese, and fold. behold: weeknight crescent pizza pockets party. pillsbury crescents. make dinner pop. so i get invited to quite a few fa

john, paul, george and ringo tooko the stage for the first tim this >>> chances are, on this night, 50rs ago you tuned into ed sullivan on cbs. "the beatles" took the stage. >> absoluting the beetles and the amazing impact they left behind. you saw it here on kpix5. we have the highlights. [music] >> reporter: ringo star and paul mccartney reunited on stage. reminding america of the historic performance by the "the beatles" 50 years ago. america loved them back and still does. >> they came on and i felt like i was elevated off of the floor. fan taftic. >> lucky fans lined up at the ed sullivan show. for the fab 4 that set off a firestorm on february 9th, 1964. the entertainers made 2 appearances on the show. at the time, more than 700 people were in the audience. another 73 million viewers watched them steal american hearts. >>> >> reporter: collecting a lot of memorabilia. >> look at the historieria going on 50 years later. >> reporter: times may have changed back to you. "beatle" mania beats on. >> they opened up everything music, culture, the fashion and so i am hoping the young peo

here we are where john, paul, george and ringo stayed 50 years ago. it could have gone for about $50 a night then. it's about $1,200 a night now. now 50 years later a newly discovered goldmine of beatles memorabilia has started to turn up like this copy of the set list scratched on this stationary. the hotel will also be commemorating the event with the 50th anniversary special that includes viewing a tribute documentary and on tuesday there's a beatle mania now tribute from the d.c. preservation league. >> the screaming fans, the girls laid down in the elevator. everyone wanted a chance to see these four superstars. >> reporter: memorabilia is turning up everywhere including this thank you note to then washington coliseum owner harry lynn recently acquired by the jewish historical society. signatures of the fab four are hard to make out. >> you can make out this to harry lynn from the beatles and you can see what looked like autographs. i'm not sure. they look like scribbles, but around here it says paul. >> reporter: the historical society asked the

next walk down memory lane with hard-core bay area field fans. ,,,, th, john, paul, george and o tookto the stage for the f time in this country, and ts have never really been the since. last night -- the grammy's saluted the beatles. you saw it here on kpix 5. ko im has the highlights. (cbs broadcast tbd) nats trk ringo starr and paul mccarty reunited on stage --- remin america of the beatles hist performance on the "ed sull show" 50 years ago. america loved them back, and still . "they came on and i felt li was elevated off the floor (reporter: what's it like te here 50 years later) it's a thrill it's remarkable" some lucky fans lined up at the sullivan theater in new yor watch sunday's tribute on c- for the fab four who set ofa firestorm on february 9, 19. bridge: the mop-topped entertainers made 2 appeara during the ed sullivan show. more than 700 people w ce at the time. anot >>> ringo star and paul mccartney reunited on the stage. america loved them back, and still does. >> came out, felt like i was elevated off the floor. just fantastic. >> reporter: lucky fans lined up at the

it was pope john paul and pope paul before him. >> the first complaint was in the 1950s. there was large amounts of money donated to the individual and the church in general. all the problems were overlooked. it is a dreadful story. >> pope benedict - he was stephen as a bulldog, a tough man, a doctrinel cardinal. what happened when he became pope, was he a weak administrator. he was a poor administrator. he was strong on doctrine. his background was difficult. he never had real pastoral experience, or a priest for 10 15 years. he had a year where he was a priest, but he was studying so hard for another doctorate. it was that lacking of understanding how to deal with people, the lacking of the charisma that pope francis has, that was a problem. he really delegated so much of the administration to other people particularly to his chosen secretary of state, cardinal petoni. >> the hope is that pope francis, that we saw, who is an outsider, as an outsider will have the strength to deal with the church scandals that are dealt with including the scandals in the u.s. and you ad

with that, john, paul, george and ringo invaded the u.s.,. >> ♪ close your eyes and i'll kiss you ♪ tomorrow you. >> reporter: but history almost wasn't made that night 50 years ago. the story goes like this. >> this is like the first month of that i was with the show as a cue card boy. >> reporter: that is vince calandra, now 79, back in the day he was a production assistant on "the ed sullivan show." >> 3,000 screaming teenagers are at kennedy airport to meet the beatles. >> reporter: as soon as the beatles touched down in new york, it got crazy, and vince barely made it to work on time for the big beatles rehearsal. >> it was like the charge of the light brigade, all of a sudden they are coming down broadway in this limo and 20 policemen. >> in front of the limo? >> yes, in front of the limo! >> reporter: but when the beatles got inside, the real trouble started. the fab four were only the fab three. >> so it is saturday and supposed to be rehearsal day and no george. >> no george, right. >> lead guitarist george harrison was down-and-out with a 102-degree temperature. was ed sullivan wor

. >> john, paul, george and ringo charmed american audiences and interviewers alike. >> i may be a littlee i don't know what beatles means. >> just means -- >> the overwhelming reception didn't stop in new york. after the ed sullivan show they boarded a train for washington, d.c. to play their very first concert on u.s. soil. turns out the dc fans were just as wild about the lads from liverpool. >> how long do you think beatle mania will last? >> as long as you all keep coming. >> amidst all the hysteria it fell to cbs news to ask the band the really tough question. >> one final question. have you ever heard of walter cronkite. >> no. >> good old walter. >> nbc news. >> thank you very much. >> cbs news. >> the beatles recorded 13 albums more than 200 songs, they charted 20 number one singles and became the single most influential singing group ever. it all began that sunday night on "the ed sullivan show" by the way, walter cronkite knew who they were and he loved them. our "face the nation" flashback. tall the building is, or how ornate the halls are. it doesn't matter if there are grani

. >> reporter: sullivan would bring john, paul, george, and ringo starr to america. >> we were told you'reesleys. >> it's not true, it's not true. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: an introduction that for ringo and the country it was something. >> it was like a magic moment. we landed. it was all perfect. we were number one, the kids loved us, and we loved the idea of being in america. i had never been to america. ♪ when i say that something i want to hold your hand ♪ >> reporter: "i want to hold your hand" would spend seven weeks at number one. onto a few months earlier the band had been unknown here. you weren't really sure how you were going to be received in america. >> no. we felt very insecure because in the summer george came to america, george harrison, and he was going into record shops going, have you got the beatles records, and they were saying no. when he came back, he said, oh, it's going to be tough, you know. they don't know us over there. >> reporter: but when beatlemania ignited in america, the sound was deafening. how you do play over that? >> you just play. as you

relations between israel and god in christ established in nineteen eighty three during the tenure of john paul the second and that's a strong positive dialogue and close friendship with jewish leaders the foundation between the two faiths has only been improving. francis has been hosted in my skirt and heels for visiting rabbi delegations at the vatican the pope's visit to the middle east teams to reach states and groups often overlooked by the roman catholic church. francis will travel to israel jordan and the west bank and the twenty fourth and twenty that. i since the current charges while you ride it has reduced the mechanic during the talk about. titan holocaust denounced the knesset member called john kerry's best in an undertone of antisemitism here's ptsd. a jewish journalist. for the boston globe. during his run for the oval office. john kerry i think white with white cedar house and humans. john kerry has received nods and says really. talks are going israel is to achieve it. his colleagues. ghost. jerry kelly. slice. going into different. not admit it it was humid his strong backing

. >> reporter: sullivan would bring john, paul, george, and ringo starr to america. >> one psychiatristu're nothing but four elvis presleys. >> it's not true! it's not true. ( laughter ). >> ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: an introduction... ( screaming ) >> reporter: that for ringo, the beatles and this country changed everything. ♪ well she was just 17 . >> it was like one of those magic moments. we land and it was all perfect. we were number one, and the kids loved us, and we loved the idea of being in america. i'd never been to america. ♪ well i say that something, i want to hold your hand ♪ >> reporter: "i want to hold your hand" would spend seven weeks at number one. only a few months earlier, the band had been unknown here. you weren't really sure how you were going to be received in america. >> no, we felt very insecure because in the summer, george came to america, george harrison, and he was going into record shops going, "have you got the beatles records?" and they were saying no. and when he came back, he says oh, it's going to be tough, you know, they don't know us over

john paul henson died of a heart attack this weekend in new york.y followed his father's footsteps, becoming a puppeteer. he was 48. >>> we switch gears here now on the index and the play are talking about tonight. not from sochi, because fan handed a golf club. patrick birch takes a nice, smooth stroke here. the ball rolls across the court, 94 feet, no one including him thinks it's going go in. watch this. at the end of the court, right through the hole. he's never been to a basketball game, never golfed before. tonight, he's got a brand new toyota. >>> the powerball jackpot growing. it's now $400 million and i know where i'll be, buying a ticket, come wednesday night. >>> and when we come back here on a sunday evening, the 3-year-old, the iq test and the doctors stunned. you'll heat hmeet her, next. for an ipad, nsth i got the surface 2. first of all, it comes with office and outlook. then, with free skype calls to phones in over 60 countries, i can talk to my cousins any time. and then, i got 200 gigs of cloud storage -- free -- so i can get my p

to get all the rest of the five kennedy was there ginsburg was there prior since then souter and john paul stevens have retired they were replaced by sotomayor and kagan and listening to the arguments today i don't believe that their their votes will be any different than if david souter and. still there so we're looking at again in a five four we still have we have it was so we still have basically four fairly solid progress of. not as conservative yet not not as conservative but actually a ruth bader ginsburg is oh shit yes solid so but. then briar can be as well yeah but briar. is kind of more of a little the road come together but given that this whole shift of the court is sort of the right i read lawyers book a couple years ago as fascinated with some of those arguments we're going to write without humans. so this takes us back to justice kennedy it does in justice kennedy did not say a lot he expressed some concern with the pay go too far but he most vehemently defended the rule the ruling in two thousand and seven saying this we have to we have to. follow that ruling and it's reaso

john paul henson died of a heart attack this weekend in new york. he was just 48.fe he followed in his father's footsteps, helping to keep those muppets alive. >>> we turn now to the play many are talking about this weekend. not from sochi, but a fan plucked from the crowd and handed a golf club. watch this. patrick birch takes a nice, smooth stroke here. the ball rolls across the court, 94 feet, no one including birch thinks it's going go in. watch this. right through the hole. he'd never been to a basketball game, never played golf. tonight, he has a new car, though. >>> the powerball jackpot growing. no one won. it's now $400 million. the fourth largest jackpot in powerball history. your chances of winning, 1 in 175 million wednesday night. >>> and when we come back here, the 3-year-old, the iq test, the doctors stunned. she's right here, next. she's right here, next. look. then, with free skype calls to phones in over 60 countries, i can talk to my cousins any time. and then, i got 200 gigs of cloud storage -- free -- so i can get my photos and stuff almost any

this is the place where paul mccartney met john lennon. jeers j johnson showed his city and the beatles connection to the world. he said without his city, the world would never have known hits like "penny lane", there's little doubt the band changed the city. it's clear from the moment you check off the plane to a moment you check into the hotel. >> they may have travelled par and wide, concurred america and changed the pop music landscape. in the hardy northern england town they are four local lads who made good. >> without questions, still strong. that's the show. headlines after the break. we'll leave you with these pictures. >> you're watching al jazeera live from new york. food regulators issued a major meat recall. inspectors found millions of pounds of beef from a plant shipped without proper inspections. >> greater rights for same-sex couples. attorney-general eric holder says federal benefits given to straight couples will be given to gay couples. >> hundreds of syrians running to aid convoys. 600 have been evacuated despite attac

john. >> paul beban. already stretched pro pain supplies, the fuel shortage is hitting rural test in the midwest very hard. since november they've seen a dramatic increase in propane prices. at the same time, propane supplies have fallen to some of the lowest on record. timothy brewer, executive director of energy services incorporated. energy services is a nonprofit group that hems wisconsin residents with heating assistance. >>> thanks for having me. >> what is the situation for people who use propane in wisconsin? >> never since the oil embargo of the '70s which brought on long gas lines at the pumps and doubling of fuel oil price he, have we seen such a magnitude of scale. currently in wisconsin we have about 250,000 households that heat with liquid propane, lp. and hit the hardest are the elderly disabled, veterans and working families with young children who are the most vulnerable. for them heat which is a basic necessity has become an unaffordable luxury. we are seeing 200 to 300% increases in lit

have some sense of mussolini, the pope did not like to travel or appear at public rallies perhaps john paul ii would give a mass rally nothing that this pope did. in fact, 1870 when italy conquered rome remembered only came about when and italian troops storm though all of this city the pope retreats to the vatican he made peace with the church no pope ever left the vatican. so do understand the impact impact, you have to understand that long period of time the team is excommunicated the prime minister is excommunicated no good catholic should even vote for parliament that recognizes the legitimacy that took away the papal states of the pope. when mussolini comes to power despite the fact the pope had no illusions as mussolini did not have a religious bone in his body but he said to his associates, god works in strange ways a new and a person in fact, the of pope led famously say he was sent by providence to restore a the society with the separation of church and state and freedom of religion. mussolini also had a preference for authoritarian regimes has no love of democracy as multi partie

. >> in italy police recovered a piece of fabric stained by the blood of pope john paul ii found in a garage of one of three people the relic went missing from the church where the late pope liked to ski. >> investigator says a white powder mailed to several locations near the site of the super bowl is not dangerous. the fbi continues to test those letters. one appears to have contained baking seweda. the letters stoent a number of businesses including five hotels mere met life stadium. former fbi agent brad garrett says this can handicap law enforcement if there were a legitimate attack. >> because a tremendous drain on a joint terrorism task force should be focusing on the super bowl and the super bowl activities in times square. >> now, stadium security remains extremely tight. every worker moving and out and being screened and every package has an escort. >> american amanda knox vowing to fight a 28 year murder sentence. she's pleading for help in the battle to clear her name in what she calls overzealous prosecutors knox spoke to "good morning america" and we have the story. >> r

. >> 53 million americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live. appearance on u.s. television. >> i remember taking a picture of the tv as they were performing. and, you know, it was an awesome thing. we had to wait a week to get them develop. it was awesome. >> who knew when we sat in our living rooms, that it would be a big deal. >> the half century celebration reunited the beatlemania. fans took pictures. images of the british rock band in hollywood splashed across the capital record tower. >> paul mccartney and ringo star relived the moments, appearing in a pre-taped tv performance. for some, it mailed in comparison to that night. . >> i would never think at the age of 11 that i would be in this spot. especially on the 50th anniversary. i kapt believe i'm that -- can't believe i'm that old. >> so, of course, the theatre behind me belongs to david letterman. for the anniversary the marquee has been restored and looks how it did when the beetles played here 50 years ago. the music is timeless. it lives on, and in today's generation fans are craz

the pope did not appear at public rallies, anything like that particularly after john paul ii was globetrotting and getting mass rallies. this is not anything this pope did. in fact, from 1870, when italy was conquered rome, remember that italy only came about in 1878 when the pope is defeated, the papal states are no more. from 1870 until mussolini made peace with the church in 1929, 59 years, no pope ever left the vatican, tiny group of buildings in the vatican. okay, so understand the impact that this relationship has come of this deal made between the pope and mussolini had. you have to understand that long period of time for the position of the church was the italian state is illegitimate. the italian king communicator, the prime minister is excommunicated. no good catholic is allowed to run for parliament. no good catholic should vote for president because i would be representing legitimacy of the state that destroy the peoples they took away the rightful role of the pope. so when mussolini comes to power, despite the fact that the pope had no illusions about mussolini, mussolini didn't h

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each celebrating the band, the music and the legacy of john, paul, george and ringo. >> it's the musict the hairstyle that has kept the band relevant for so many years. ringo star tells al jazeera they were as excited to be in new york as the fans were to have them. >> new york was jumping. we were jumping. we landed in new york, that we were in america. there was nothing more far out than that. all the music we loved. >> the beatles would break up seven years after arriving in the united states. few bands had an impact on the world, let alone the united states. >> fantastic. in many ways it seems like yesterday. all right. that's it from me david foster with the al jazeera. i'll be back with another in a couple of hours time. thanks for watching from me and the team. >> help is on the way. a day after hundreds of people were evacuated from syria aid pours in. >> clashing with police - people in bosnia take to the streets to protest high unemployment. >> a spanish princess in court, but not the royal kind. >> it's addicting. once i sell someone a turnstile they are in every

john. >> paul, we should assume, i guess, that more people are smoking pot now because it's legal. >>r: well, that's a good question, john. and those numbers are not available that research isn't there, what we do know is that in the state of colorado, there are about 100,000 what's called red card holders, those are legal holders of medical marijuana precipitations. now, the effort mats are are there about 500,000 people buying recreational marijuana, society tax revenues are disproportionately coming from the recreational sales and it's taxed at a much higher rate than medical marijuana. >> what about the a point of ps saying about this. >> people driving, increased available for children. but with these numbers coming and. >>> & predictions of over $1 million of tax revenue for the year, the numbers really speak for themselves at this point. >> ball in a snowy denver, colorado, thanks very much. >>> from pot to politics. the '60s was an era defining -- define er defining r that decade. one period changed everything. 50 years later david shuster shows us how our nation wings redefin

the enduring legacy of john, paul, george and ringo. of course ttys music not the hairstyles that's kept the band relevant for so many years. former beatle ringo star tells al jazeera they're just as excited to be in new york as the fans were to have them. >> new york was jumpin' and we were jumpin' that we had landed in new york, that we were in america. it was nothing more far out than that. because all the music we loved. >> the beatles would break up just seven years after arriving in the united states. few bands have had such an impact on the world, let alone the united states as the beatles. kristin saloomi, al jazeera, new york. >> the surprise call from alex rodriguez. he's dropping his lawsuit against major league baseball. plus rolling out the welcome mat for mutts. it's westminster dog show. . . >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. we have a lot to get to this half hour. we'll hear of the terrifying story of a syrian woman who survived a chemical weapon attack in her country. >>> and alex rodriguez. and

john, paul, george, and ringo landed at jfk airport here in new york city on february 7th, 1964.ed forever. i'm the only one old enough at the table to remember this. >> that's a fact. >> sorry, jack. >> okay. >> but i will say this. do you agree that the beatles changed america forever? >> me? >> yes. >> worst band ever. worst band ever. >> how could you say that? are you kidding me? >> rolling stones, the who, led zeppelin, arrowsmith, those are real bands. i don't know what that puff stuff was. i have been listening to this for 50 years. >> the white album? >> a couple songs, but that's it. >> that's sacrilegious. >> go ahead? >> i don't like them either. but i like elvis. >> i can't believe -- i'm sorry i did this segment. all right, greg, i'm sure you love them. >> to me, the beatles are probab probably not only the most successful at what they were doing, they were experimental, which was unusual, and the best thing about the beatles and they broke up. look how pathetic the who and the rolling stones and arrowsmith look now. arrowsmith looks like a gaggle of bridge ladies.

. >> the beatles arrived in america, john, paul, george and ringo landed here at jfk airport in 1964.st of all. i'm the only one old enough to remember this. >> that is a fact. >> sorry, jack, i will say this, do you agree that the beatles changed music forever? >> me? worst band ever. the worst band ever. >> are you kidding me? >> led zeppelin, aerosmith, i been listening to this stuff for 50 years. >> did you ever listen to the white album? >> okay, there are a couple of songs, but that is it. >> that is sacrilege. >> i don't like them either. but i like elvis. >> i can't believe it. i'm sorry i did this segment. all right. greg, i'm sure you love them. >> to me, the beatles were not only the most successful at what they were doing, they were experimental, which was unusual. and the best thing about the beatles is they broke up. look how pathetic, that aerosmith, they look like a gaggle of bridge ladies. u 2 is embarrassing as they get older. >> u2 is amazing. >> the old band member who was killed -- >>> most of the guys are brain dead. >> i thought beatles is like my parents' band

. ♪ ♪ >> 50 years ago today, the beatles arrived in america.les john, paul, george and ringo landed high all, i'm the only would you know who is old enough to remember this. >> that's a fact.ol >> oh, sorry, jack. but i will say this, do you agree that the beatles changed music forever? >> me? >> yes. >> worst band ever. >> are you kidding me?g >> the who, led zeppelin, aerosmith, these are real bands. i don't know what that crap was and i can't stand, over 50 years i've been listening to this stuff. >> did you ever listen to the white album? >> okay. a couple of songs, but that's it. >> that is sacrilegious. >> i don't like them either. but i like elvis. >> i can't believe it. i'm sorry i did this segment. greg, i'm sure you love them.m. >> to me, the beatles are probably -- not only were they the most successful, but they were experimental, which was unusual. and the best thing about thewas beatles is that they broke up. look howok pathetic the who and the rolling stones and aerosmith look now. aerosmith looks like a gaggle of bridge ladies. rock is not for the ages. there are only a f

of beatles memorabilia and each one celebrates the band, the music, and the enduring legacy of john, paulgeorge, and ringo. chris, o.j. new york. >> rainbows have been lighting up social media today. standing up for gay rights as the winter games start in sochi, that is coming up. also begun culture in one of america's liberal cities. we'll show you how people in san francisco are turning over a lot of stereotypes. er >> welcome back, everyone, to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. a shaky start to 2014 for the u.s. economy. the labor department said employers only created 113,000 new jobs in january. the unemployment rate, however, did fall from 6.7% to 6.6%. president obama went to michigan to sign the new farm bill into latte. the president approved the measure on tuesday after delays, debates and disagreements. fireworks lit up the skies in sochi as winter olympics got under way. there were several glitches during the opening ceremony including an olympic ring that failed to light, and a stray dog wandering into the olympic stadium. >>> a retired police officer ch