yoko ono and sean lennon are stopping by!se ] maybe we can get them to sing something. maybe. and we have -- oh, my god, this music -- this guy is one of my all-time favorites. joe jackson and the bigger band! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: woo. come on. >> jimmy: what is joe doing? he's got, like, a duke ellington record, right? >> yeah, it's duke ellington tribute record. >> jimmy: and duke ellington tribute record he did. and questlove, you're on it. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: right? [ cheers and applause ] damon is on it. tuba -- tuba gooding jr., is on this record. there he is right there. that's what i'm talking about, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] tuba -- but joe jackson is just a talented guy, and it's just gonna be amazing. i mean, this thing's going to be awesome. and then, he might give us a little treat for the web, too. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: you guys, today is friday, and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff. i usually, like, check my inbox. i return some e-mails, and i of course send ou

a monument to lennon.he said she likes to think john is smiling about smiles but it is not hard to. >> you think john is smiling with us now? >> he would love it. it is the kind of thing he liked. >> reporter: ready? >> okay. i like this. >> reporter: maybe it is true. when you smile the whole world really does smile with you. >>> we have put more information on the smiles film project on our website, nbcnightlynews.com. that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. we will be on the air with live coverage of the president's remarks from aurora, colorado when they happen. i'm lester holt reporting. for all of us here at nbc news, i'm lester holt reporting. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

john lennon took the hill, looking like m.c. hammer, you can't touch this. first start of the year, seven innings. he only gave up two runs. to the 8th, harper getting the call and right away, he is going the opposite way. you sow him limping as he comes around first base. then he stole second base. so he's in scoring position. and danny espinosa comes up and delivers. harper limping on the bad ankle and comes around to score. the nats win 5-2. but the story tonight, john lennon. >> i've never been on a first place team, so that was kind of cool. and then i've never been in a game where it really meant something, so every game means something, but right now, they're in a battle for east and you know, i just want to go out there and do my job. >> all right, here's a game that means something. will baltimore still in the playoff chase. check this out. this is game one. i'm sorry about that. edwin jackson only made one mistake in that game and that was to brian mccann who puts it in the upper realm. chipper jones, chopper jones, the braves, shutting out the nat

in 1980, john lennon's stalker, mark david chapman shot the beatle dead outside his manhattan apartmentg. >> they put the victim on a pedestal. once they are rejected, it's angle, rage and rejection. and the internet makes it easier. with youtube, with twitter. because these stalkers believe that the celebrities are actually talking directly to them. and there's a lot more information out there about the victim. >> reporter: reppert's stalker knew where she lived, where her parents live and who her friends were. she noticed a similarity in style between the vile threats and some is supportive messages posted on facebook. the fbi traced those messages to a man who lives at home with his mother. he's yet to plead after being charged. >> i don't feel safe. >> reporter: she's teamed up with a former miss usa to start a website offering advice and support to other victims. you do feel better? >> a little. but the damage is done. >> reporter: from 2,000 miles away, he got terrifyingly inside her head. a high price to pay for a taste of online celebrity. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los an

worker in the village of this job is to see that the wagons hired to carry cargo are in order when lennon was away igor looks after the household. your one reporter was frightened because i don't get frightened enough you were hey you can get killed for a pittance you see and she always goes around alone god has been most of us are far fewer but i have no idea of what i would do if something happened to her most likely i'd make short work of the people then and there. you might expect to come across a railway man or a rescue worker or a hunter a hero but perhaps not a confection of working toward a simple human pleasures are in demand even here marina much like lena is a successful business woman although her enterprise is a little sweeter. that was three years ago my niece was about to get married i thought i'd make a cake myself instead of buying it from a shop i wanted to to be the biggest cake ever made in our village somewhere so i use my imagination so with the clock on the first day i made some dry short cakes but they were too small then i made larger cakes covering a big plate it

officials who are mourning her he says chinese who eat he went isn't a drug cheat to us coach john lennon it means you don't think when the sixteen year old smashed the world record in the fourth and you can return medley well meanwhile michael young the one individual event in gold off to help in germany when the team events earlier the young one on the last fence to prevent sweden saw i'll get some last hold becoming the first ever female into the actual champions while in tennis andy murray nieminen of finland six two six four to reach the third round of the singles where the britain will play cypriot not crossed by dances and some government good news for russia new phones often took bronze in the men's eighty one kilogram category in judo president. again the people around. now moving on to football with a record bitten present all one million girls need to remain unbeaten and go fifth in the russian premier league it took the stand as last judges of men eighteen minutes to score what proved to be the went out like even off heading home his second goal in as many games and one mill i

certainly thought about john lennon saying that we were more important in jesus christ do you think he was right there were deals more important than jesus well you know i think you know the great two figures of antiquity jesus christ and alexander the great they both died at the age of thirty three st augustine said we all. go to heaven aged thirty three so that's significant but i think you know alexander the great and jesus christ the really the same man alexander came with the sword and jesus christ could only come with a kiss so if we all have you know i love that when so we can sin now because actually we we anyway you know we were you know there was in the medieval period there was a great problem people would come to same and guston who was obviously a teacher of the church and said look there's not much point me going to heaven if i'm in a diaper and i'm shitting my nappy and it's not much point me going if i'm leaning on a stick i'm not going to enjoy myself so people are very troubled about this so st augustine came up with a theory that everybody should go to heaven indeed

. >> reporter: tim lennon with survivors network of those abused by priests says the case brings a spotlightut some would say that justice was not served. >> i don't think there is a legal basis for it strictly speaking. >> reporter: evan lee says justice and the jury system is often up to the jurors interpretation. >> in some case the victim, the priest was on trial himself. not legally but her happens in the eyes of some of the jurors. >> so does the verdict send the message that people can take the law into their own hand and be set free. >> nothing that happens in a trial court is a precedent. whether it inspiring to go out and behave differently is not a question. >> reporter: prosecutors have until next week to decide whether to retrial lynch on the misdemeanor assault. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> today's jobs report was topic number one on the presidential campaign. mitt romney went before the cameras to talk about it 90 pháeups -- minutes after the report came out. >> we have seen the jobs report this morning and it is another kick in the gut to middle class families. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: tim lennon with survivors network of those abused by priests says the case brings a spotlightsome would say that justice was not served. >> i don't think there is a legal basis for it strictly speaking. >> reporter: evan lee says justice and the jury system is often up to the jurors interpretation. >> in some case the victim, the priest was on trial himself. not legally but her happens in the eyes of some of the jurors. >> so does the verdict send the message that people can take the law into their own hand and be set free. >> nothing that happens in a trial court is a precedent. whether it inspiring to go out and behave differently is not a question. >> reporter: prosecutors have until next week to decide whether to retrial lynch on the misdemeanor assault. jana katsuyama, ktvu news. >>> today's jobs report was topic number one on the presidential campaign. mitt romney went before the cameras to talk about it 90 pháeups -- minutes after the report came out. >> we have seen the jobs report this morning and it is another kick in the gut to middle class families. >> reporter: ro

it is not like mark david chapman wrote lennon a letter.ow, way to bring it down, greg. >> you can track them down once they have posted on a website. you can find them, right? >> i believe so. boy, are you 70? >> feels like a footprint or something like that. rotten tomatoes is worried about this happening again when the hobbit movie comes out. >> really? >> i thought that was interesting. we have this comic book nerds, your word, and these people that are middle earth obsessed with the hobbit. just because somebody says the movie you love that you are obsessed about is tedious doesn't mean you have to move out of your parents' house. they can still live there. they don't have to get so worked up. >> i love how you brought it full circle. we just showed footage of a hobbit dressed as batman and you brought up the movie. he lives in our office, and to get past the bridge, you have to answer his riddle. >> answer is riddle is more of a metaphor for something else. >> yes, and that's why hr has made sure he is no longer here. >>> lori, you ar

but first kathie lee calls out hoda and obama calls out fox news and sean lennon and yoko call out thers. when it doesn't fit anywhere else we put it in the viewfinder viewfinder. >> 70% of adults are not able to handle the effects of wine. >> do you ever regret you used to be an emmy winning fantastic none was better than you. no one won more awards than you do you regret your decision to join me, hoda and start drinking. >> this is much more fun. >> obama notion how to punt. he knows how to let things settle down. >> just in case some of your friends or neighbors or uncle jim who is a real southern and watching fox news. he thinks that some how i raised taxes. >> the obama rule of raising taxes. >> jobs, none. taxes up. >> he will increase taxes. >> let's just be clear. we've lowered taxes. for middle class families since i came into office. >> the federal government trying to insert itself in with fracks, we always regulated fracking for decades at the state level. do these energy policies create jobs? you're right ♪ there ain't no place ♪ left on this earth ♪ to discover ♪ so pleas

u-2 doing john lennon. i'm joined by hal sparks. how are you doing? >> i'm great.ication implosion. while he is riding on the back of his wife's seado. which is kind of genius. mitt romney is sitting on the back of the seado. >> that's because mitt romney is not a class traitor, that's why. >> i just think it's funny -- here is the thing the republican party has been running this concept of machismo for some time, not only does -- >> i want to have a beer with the man who doesn't drink. >> yeah, w bush was a dry drunk. they floated it on the fact that i would like to have a beer with that man. well, he can't. and now you have the scrub brush -- >> that house was bought for his campaign. it was a set. mitt romney dodged vietnam to go be a missionary. and he tried to get people living in bordeaux to give up wine to become mormons. but mitt also supported the draft, and picketed supporting the draft. the irony thing if you read the bible, jesus is the leading cause of wine at parties. tracy has been on hold for a long time. tracy happy 4th of july. >> hi, tracy. >> th

and the greatest rock star of all time john lennon. and on and on and on. all the school shootings.ericans just don't seem to want to get behind doing something about this. i think it's because, again, you said there's 300 million guns people's homes. most of those guns are in white people's hopes. most of those guns are in suburbs, not in the cities. now, why do people in suburbs -- why do people who don't live in cities, why do you have a handgun in the house? because you're afraid that little freckle-faced jimmy down the street is going to hurt you some day? what's the real reason? who do you think's going to hurt you? >> clear example is the trayvon martin case. where george zimmerman, if he hasn't been carrying a gun, indisputably trayvon martin would still be alive. it was the fact he had a gun. whichever side of the argument you believe. it may or may not company out in the court case. the bottom line is if a gun hadn't physically been on zimmerman. george zimmerman was legally entitled to carry this firearm around. that firearm led to trayvon martin being shot. >> can i say

so before you say your final farewells, remember what another famous lennon once said -- you say goodbye and i say hello. thanks so much for joining us. i'm tom foreman. "anderson cooper60" starts >>> tonight, exclusive -- >> i never allowed anybody to ask me the questions you're asking. >> from child star to hollywood legend to a man on trial for his life. robert blake tells me his story as he never told it before. explosive. >> i'll get you [ bleep ] later but don't think you were going to get off the hook. i was supposed to die in that cell, wasn't i, you [ bleep ]. >> controversial. >> does that mean i'm lying to you? >> i don't know. are you? >> what do you think? >> this is robert blake as you've never seen him before anywhere. >> do you think you're sane. >> am i what? >> do you think you're sane. do you feel you have your full sanity? or has what happened to you sent you slightly mad. what do you think? >> well, i'll tell you. >> tonight, robert blake. the piers morgan interview starts now. good evening. i've been interviewing celebrities and public figures for more than 25 years

so before you say your final farewells, remember what another famous lennon once said -- you say goodbye and i say hello. thanks so much for joining us. i'm tom foreman. "anderson cooper 360" starts right now. >>> tom, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. we have breaking news about congressman jesse jackson jr. who hasn't been seen in weeks. there is word tonight after more than a month of utter silence about congressman jesse jackson jr.'s medical condition, there's been a lot of rumors as well as reporting that's just flat-out wrong about what's been going on with the congressman. tonight, his doctor says he's being treated for what's described as a mood disorder. our kate baldwin is bourque working her sources. we're going to try to get to the bottom of this. it's very unusual for a sitting member of congress to disappear for weeks without any explan in addition. but before we get to that, we have a 360 exclusive. now, for months, as you know, we've been covering the investigation into the fast and furious gun running operation. tonight, the mother and cousin of slain border pat

argentina, habÍa polÉmica, no entendÍan por quÉ habÍa una foto del che guevara, cuando habÍa de john lennon, por una algo asÍ. >>> yo pagarÍa por algo de chiqui y karla, algo privado de ella. >>> quÉ pasÓ compadre? >>> por quÉ siempre la mente cochanbrosa, muchachas adelante. >>> muchachos tenemos gente de todas partes del mundo, somos bien internacionales, usted de dÓnde visita, tiene tarjeta de viajero frecuente aquÍ, todos los viernes estÁ en primera fila, a ver? >>> dominicana. >>> de dÓnde nos visita? >>> de pensilvania. >>> todos los viernes viene para acÁ, o esta de vacaciones? >>> de vacaciones, vengo todos los viernes. >>> choque esos 5. >>> tambiÉn una visitante fija en "despierta amÉrica", cÓmo estÁs amiga? >>> hola chiqui, cÓmo estÁs, buenos dÍas "despierta amÉrica", saludos a mi gente de colombia, allÁ en nueva jersey, sandrita te quiero mucho. y aquÍ en miami, pues alba. willy, pito, todos, felicidades porque colombia fue una experiencia bien linda para mÍ, los quiero mucho. >>> eso colombia. >>> y otra amiga, cÓmo te llamas corazÓn? >>> me llamo patty, soy de nicaragua. >>> c

so before you say your final farewells, remember what another famous lennon once said -- you say goodbyer joining us. i'm tom foreman. >>> tonight, exclusive -- >> i never allowed anybody to ask me the questions you're asking. >> from child star to hollywood legend to a man on trial for his life. robert blake tells me his story as he never told it before. explosive. >> i'll get you [ bleep ] later but don't think you were going to get off the hook. i was supposed to die in that cell, wasn't i, you [ bleep ]. >> controversial. >> does that mean i'm lying to you? >> i don't know. are you? >> what do you think? >> this is robert blake as you've never seen him before anywhere. >> do you think you're sane? >> am i what? >> do you think you're sane? do you feel you have your full sanity? or has what happened to you sent you slightly mad? what do you think? >> well, i'll tell you. >> tonight, robert blake. the piers morgan interview starts now. good evening. i've been interviewing celebrities and public figures for more than 25 years, more than 2,000 people, including presidents, prime minister

so before you say your final farewells, remember what another famous lennon once said -- you say goodbyeoreman. "anderson cooper 360" starts right now. >>> tom, thanks very much. good evening, everyone. we have breaking news about congressman jesse jackson jr. who hasn't been seen in weeks. there is word tonight after more than a month of utter silence about congressman jesse jackson jr.'s medical condition, there's been a lot of rumors as well as reporting that's just flat-out wrong about what's been going on with the congressman. tonight, his doctor says he's being treated for what's described as a mood disorder. our kate baldwin is bourque working her sources. we're going to try to get to the bottom of this. it's very unusual for a sitting member of congress to disappear for weeks without any explan in addition. but before we get to that, we have a 360 exclusive. now, for months, as you know, we've been covering the investigation into the fast and furious gun running operation. tonight, the mother and cousin of slain border patrol agent brian terry, the man you see right there, who wa

john lennon? paul mccartney, perhaps? no it was ringo starr. there he is. it's his birthday today, and we're going to talk to him next. ♪ you say it's your birthday ♪ it's my birthday, too, yeah >>> you've got to love that song. from his first days with the beatles in 1962, ringo starr has never slowed down. the hysteria of the 1960s gave way to a solo musical career which began in 1970, and he's just released his 17th solo studio album called "ringo 2012." he's also been a working actor for decades and is still touring now with his all-star band. and today happens to be his 72nd birthday. ringo starr joins us now from nashville. ringo, good morning to you and happy birthday! >> thank you, randi. good morning to you, too. 72. >> 72. we wish you many, many more. but this has become -- >> yeah, me, too! >> this is really more, though, than just simple happy birthday. i know that this is a big day for you because you want your fans to send out peace and love wishes to the world every year on your birthday. >> yeah, well, we started this several years ago. now,

also a past recipient of the heritage w lennon and recurrent award for her outstanding contribution to the analysis and promotion the free society, to kill in her work on the as-shipped debates. before joining heritage she served on capitol hill working on the house side for then representative jim demint as well as representative wire rack. she also worked in the senate. [applause] >> obama thank you. thank -- pinkston all of you for being here tonight. president obama mentioned his land park legislation. they're is no wonder that the americans continue to at this like the health care law what now like it. it seems everywhere there is a new bridge or contradiction the surfaces more doubt that the solyndra plan connection work. further complicating matters is that decision by the supreme court to consider the loss constitutionality. while we wait to see the case on route all, it is still critically important that americans are reminded that unless the supreme court strikes down along in its entirety there's still plenty to be concerned about. there are going to hear from a distinguishe

nothing is ever said about william paul lennon, who is a man that supposedly malcolm was sprinkled outcome powdered on an bring into sexual climax. so that constitutes homosexuality, and i mean, it sounds like a masseuse to me if anything. sprinkle some talk about it and rub, hey, how does 60 into a? i guess the mere fact he had an orgasm or climax as result of that, then you, as a homosexual act. but anyway, shorty jarvis says nothing at all about this in his autobiography, neither of the two books he put out there. nothing was said about that. so where is it picked up? where does it come from? but if you look at manning's book, he traces it back to the book, the seventh child, and he gives the page notes and everything. he go to those page numbers and have nothing at all to do with any sexuality whatsoever. so you wonder well, it is the wrong page numbers. then you try another way to get another source other, and, of course, bruce perry's book has been absolutely coming in, the kind rumors they put out there, again, you talk about a book that is exceedingly flawed, because of course he t

. >>> de john lennon sÍ.les, usted de dÓnde visita, tiene tarjeta de viajero frecuente aquÍ, todos los viernes estÁ en primera fila, a ver? >>> dominicana. >>> de dÓnde nos visita? >>> de pensilvania. >>> todos los viernes viene para acÁ, o esta de vacaciones? >>> de vacaciones, vengo todos los viernes. >>> choque esos 5. >>> tambiÉn una visitante fija en "despierta amÉrica", cÓmo estÁs amiga? >>> hola chiqui, cÓmo estÁs, buenos dÍas "despierta amÉrica", saludos a mi gente de colombia, allÁ en nueva jersey, sandrita te quiero mucho. y aquÍ en miami, pues alba. willy, pito, todos, felicidades porque colombia fue una experiencia bien linda para mÍ, los quiero mucho. >>> eso colombia. >>> y otra amiga, cÓmo te llamas corazÓn? >>> me llamo patty, soy de nicaragua. >>> con quiÉn viniste? >>> mi sobrino, mi mamÁ, y otro paisano. >>> se nos acaba el tiempo, saluditos para quiÉn? >>> mi hermana, mi hermano, y sobrinitos, y amor para nicaragua. >>> cuÁntos nicaragÜenses hay aquÍ? >>> eso. >>> de venezuela? >>> de colo

"love, john lennon." so you were a beatles groupie, presumably. i was, when i was 16.did you get the signatures? i was in the cavern one time, and i saw them going through, so i decided to go for it. i used to go all the time to the cavern to see them, but this particular time, i had me bag with me, so i asked them, and they signed it for me. and did they know you? you got a personal dedication there... ...so they must have-- i used to go a lot to see them. yeah. most evenings when they were on, so... i think, um, value-wise, there's an awful lot of attachment to the beatles, but an autographed handbag has to be the sort of creme de la creme, really, of collectibles. i think it probably is unique. the bag is pretty average '60s vinyl. i'm guessing, uh, this is, like, late '62, early '63 period. um, not a great deal of value there, but with the signatures inside it, i think we're looking at something approaching £1,000. you've got two of the fab four's signatures, and it's a pretty special item. thank you, beatles groupie, for bringing it in! ( laughing ) thank you! it

they want to establish a coalition arc that includes, lennon, syria, iraq anthemselves.hat coalition. and that's why they're putting money, weapons kuds force, kuds force leaders into propping up the region against the opposition. jon: if assad falls are you one of those who said anything is better than assad? or could there be real danger in another muslim brotherhood kind of takeover in syria? >> i think that danger is real in terms of radical islamists potentially taking over but i also see it as an opportunity where we can have influence and we should get in there and work with these opposition forces. there are moderates in this group. as well as radicals to be sure. a lot of the former military are moderates. and i think we can get on the ground and work with them. we may be working with them already, central intelligence agency. i don't know. if i did i couldn't talk about it anyway but let's make the assumption possibly we're doing some of that. but they need more than that. they need a genuine partnership not just at the military level but the political level as

. >> john lennon reference. >> stephanie: mike writes steph, a friend of mine lives near san diego.almost gone. mike down in san diego way coming up. tickets almost gone. two giant celebrities on the panel. little surprises. go to sexyliberal.com. >> here is the story about the facebook by the way. nothing good, i don't think. except for sexy liberal on facebook. >> man says wife read his facebook page and stabbed him. >> that's a little rash. >> stephanie: central texas man, somebody doesn't like somebody's friends. >> that's defending. -- defriending. >> was he claims to be single? >> his wife stabbed him in the hand after reading his facebook page. [ screaming ] >> stephanie: she didn't care for something on there. some people are touchy. >> they certainly are. [ ♪ "world news tonight" ♪ ] >>>> single, probably a self-fulfilling prophecy. >> stephanie: my new feature. weird [ bleep ] that happens at walmart. making crystal meth in the aisle. man on scooter faces dwi charge. a 24-year-old man accused of driving a shopping scooter while drunk. he got a call about a motorized scoote

you get john lennon, sports figures. would lincoln be as revered as a president has he lived? you a rev raerencreverence. would we feel the same way about him? >> it's a hard one to answer. what we can say is this, that the american economy was in the shambles after the war. there were a lot of problems. lincoln lifted great burdens for the nation and burdens would have been greater surviving. >> interesting. well -- >> yeah. >> i guess it pays in some respects to die. >> i don't want to put -- mott pressing that far. just saying that i think i agree with your comment. >> "impeachment of abraham lincoln." thank you. come back soon. >> love having you on. >> thank you. >>> up next, new jobless numbers with cnbc's brian sullivan. keep it right here on "morning joe." this is new york state. we built the first railway, the first trade route to the west, the greatest empires. then, some said, we lost our edge. well today, there's a new new york state. one that's working to attract businesses and create jobs. a place where innovation meets determination... and businesses lead the wo

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