>>esta semana concluiría 73 años y john lennon y toda la gente entre carlos recordó.pliría 73 años y por ello fue el rey indiscutible en redes sociales. el integrante del legendario grupo recordado por sus admiradores con este hashtag, en homenaje a la inconfundible filosofía del ídolo. miles de seguidores se unieron al movimiento plasmado en cada una de susmensajes muchas frases de john lennon dirigidos a la paz mundial y rechazo a la violencia. ♪ >>el positivismo del líder del cuarteto de liverpool por poco fue opacado por otro famoso cuya visión de la vida y de los problemas de salud estética debe darse, le hablo de tom hanks, quien reveló que padece diabetes tipo dos. >>los seguidores del acto no tardaron en aplaudir el buen humor, pero sobre todo la valentía ante el diagnóstico de su diabetes. se volcaron en saludos y palabras de aliento para el actor, quien demostró que es un ejemplo a seguir en toda la extensión de la palabra. al igual que él, quien esta semana también se convirtió en ejemplo pero de belleza y sensualidad, fue scarlett johansson hazard nombrada

i had a feeling we would both pick the lennon bit. hello. my name is connor i'm editor at the magazine. so i'm guessing everyone everyone knows about alex's great bit. you don't know the story, tradition par rated from the editor who test alexander's morale and the deployment good fight by asking him if the hate for the powerful is truly peer. he put the question to the nation. one such -- soon to be the next prime minister of the u.k. preplayed with shock that he didn't hate anyone. as alex put. it's all you need to know and my god it really is. so yeah, alex's hay -- hatred was most certainly pure. it doesn't get to what made his writing wonderful. it was a joyful hate he nurtured. an inspiring hate. for all of the talk of the share tongue and pen. we are talking about a man who wants confessed to weeping on an airplane as he watched 1993's homewardbound. a film about two talking dog and a cat trying to make the way home. i believe he was sitting next to a woman in ad sales who was a little bit freaked out by that. once the discovery came

ld have been john lennon's 73rd birthday.." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ld have been john lennon's 73rd birthday. coming up next in "the skinny." ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> all right. welcome to "the skinny." we have somebody from the kardashian clan who is headed to splitsville. >> really? >> it is not who you think. >> not who you think. after 22 years of marriage kris and bruce jenner announced they have officially separated. they issued a joint statement to e! news in which they say we are living separately and we are happier this way. but we will always have much love and respect for each other, even though we are separated. we will always remain best friends, and as always our family will remain our number one priority. when you say it is not who you think it is because khloe kardashian has been dealing with this lamar odom mess and just last year, into this year, kim kardashian, while pregnant with kanye west's baby, was going through a nasty divorce from kris humphries afte

college freshman named sally lennon was raped and murdered at a brassard university music festival.f ghb and anise extract. barlow and leblanc went to the very same college. and when leblanc was arrested for drug-dealing, they found his ghb in anise extract bottles. says here two unidentified semen donors entered into codis. did you run that against barlow and leblanc? i did. and? they matched. so these two guys have raped before. c.o.d. was asphyxiation due to manual strangulation. and sally's body was found scavenged by animals. based on this old case, michelle rowlands is very lucky to be alive. hey, doc. got a c.o.d. on mr. leblanc? not blunt force trauma. take a look at the esophagus here. you see this swelling? it's laryngeal edema. there's also evidence of eosinophilia in the lungs. anaphylaxis. according to his medical records, he had a severe almond allergy. even trace amounts would've caused his throat to swell shut, resulting in asphyxiation. but we know that he was hit in the head with a frozen leg of lamb. maybe, maybe not. it's possible that when mr. leblanc started lo

this is a hand written note by john lennon. >> this is so special and personal. you just do not get it like he used to. we all have computers and cell phones. when you see something handwritten by an artist as iconic and john, it just residents --resonates. that is a special piece. >> you can imagine how this thought turned into a wonderful song. >> look at the thing. it is completely over the top. you can only get away with that in the 1970's. john were that at the troubadour club. he got in a scuffle out in front of the club. there are some famous photographs of him wearing that in a fight. >> you guys have a chance to see these traveling pieces tonight beginning at 5:00. many of the hard rock cafe's feature local artists as well. ava marie, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thousands of government workers are waiting for e-mails explaining whether they should report to work today. >> congress failed to pass a budget by the midnight deadline. the house passed a budget bill that would defund the affordable care act. a shutdown means 800,000 federal workers will stay home with

today would have been the great john lennon's 70th birthday. "imagine." ♪ living life you may i'm a dreamer ♪ >> oh, he was a great man and we miss im. eric. >> speak for yourself. >> fox kicked off the new prime time lineup. last night, numbers are in. it's amazing. congratulations, if you add the competition, add their numbers up, these guys beat them by 31%. bill, megyn and sean, congratulations. it's a good scrape to be part of that team. >> they had a heluva lead. >>> let's talk about the ridiculousness of some of the things the national park is doing during the shutdown. there's native-american type animals that didn't like it. look what these guys decided to do in the grand tetons park. >> native-american animals? >> yeah, get it, bob, they were here before? the american buffalo. >> i see. i see. >> ban phrase? >> clean. clean is supposed to be a good word. they're attaching it to clean resolutions and clean bill. that means unencumbered. it's stupid. don't let them use it. >> it means more spending cuts. >> yeah, more and more bloated.

. >>> y la casa de john lennon de liverpool, el propietario prefiriÓ mantenerte anonimo.x terminaria en un derrame de miles de gasolina. cuando un chofer se bajo para tratar de ayudar a mujer que querÍa lanzarse de un puente fue condecorado. >>> gracias. y cuando regresemos. un niÑo colombiano logrÓ violar la [ locutor ] esto... es mucho más que una laptop. es más delgada y liviana. y te permite dibujar así de fácil. esto es mucho más que una tableta porque tiene microsoft office un teclado que se conecta con un solo clic y te pemite correr tus aplicaciones favoritas a la vez. ♪ presentamos la nueva surface. todo lo que necesitas, en un solo dispositivo. ♪ >>> la biblia cita a jesÚs diciendo: dejad que los niÑos se acerquen a mÍ. el mÁs reciente caso tiene como protagonista a un niÑo que traÓo de llegar hasta el pontÍfice en la plaza de san pedro, y cuando los guardaespaldas quisieron evitarlo el papa les dijo que no. este nuevo gesto rompe todas las tradiciones. >>> este niÑo de 6 aÑos invade el palco donde el papa encabeza la ceremonia de la jornada de la familia, y el

tom lennon plays my boss. samantha plays my daughter. a genius kid who knows everything and we do not know why. she is amazing. to get along great with you. good chemistry. going to be great. thank you for joining us. sean saves the world premieres this thursday) on wbal-tv is 11 at 9:00. weatheryour 11 insta plus forecast. >> good afternoon. temperatures running 10 degrees above normal today. we could tack on a few degrees warmer than that by tomorrow and the next day. a few clouds passing by. we do have a few more clouds towards garrett county. the mark -- the mounds will be the one area dealing with the cloud coverage. basically high pressure in control. generally clockwise flow. winds mostly out of the west. cold front way out of the west. tofalls apart and dives up the north. basically we will not see many impacts. we will have to wait until the week until we see a significant chance of precipitation. westerly winds helping to warm the temperatures this afternoon. moves down the mountains, it compresses. that causes the air to warm.

sotros a un gran artista; peusionista de bandas como chicago, stevie wonder, rolling stones, john lennon italiano miguel Ángel dijo: "siempre hemos hecho lo rrecto y no lo dido". un coral saludo y bienvenidoa "caso cerrado". demos la benida al prime casoel dÍa de hoyseÑo director, que pan los lintes. >>dra. polo, dediquÉ mvida a lo13; ahora, sÓlo pido pequeÑespacio paraÍ. >>doctora, yo no hice a los 13 sola. [♪ >>buen tarde [respond] ¿cÓmo estÁn? Él:ueno... ella: muy mal. É regular. >>no quisiera que estuvieras mal porque veo que tienes un embarazo avaado, quisiera que estuvieras bien. asÍ que veremos de quÉ mana tratamos de questÉs bien. ante to, quiero decirles que para mÍ es un honorenerlo aquÍen mi sala. por favor, explique quiÉn es ued >>para Í tambiÉn es uhonor estar aquÍorque le tenemos mucho aprecio y vemos aquÍ rque no hemos podi resolver como familia nuestra situaciÓn hasta este momento. primeramente, yo traje un video pa que ued tenga conocimiento de iÉn y y lo que he hecho y,n verdad, tenemos una familia eciosa. veamos esa imÁgenes. [♪] [♪] [♪] [♪ [♪] [♪] [♪ [♪] [♪] doora: un

>> that's the worst john lennon song. i like john lennon, "imagine" is terrible. >> only because it's a good peace song. >> it's not a peace song. >> thanks for watching, everybody. we'll see you tomorrow. "special report" is up next. >>> america's finest caught in the cross fire of a political war over funding. this is "special report." ♪ >>> good evening, i'm bret baier. we're about halfway start of the partial government shutdown and the day the u.s. faces what the administration calls the line in the sand for congress to raise the debt ceiling, at point at which the treasury secretary says he will have no more options. and the country could face default. in the midst of a polarizing partisan disagreement about almost everything, there is one situation that i'll agree must be addressed. involving families of fallen military personnel. we have fox team coverage, brit hume is here in the bureau. ed henry is at the white house updating what the president and his people are doing. but we begin with national security corres

. >>> on this day in 1940 john lennon was born. and gave world wide fame as one of the fab four.60 and sharon osbourne, wife of ozzy, is 61. i'm richard . . >>> thu new this morning, the family of a woman missing since last month has more questions than answers after her body is found in the stairwell at san francisco general hospital. >>> plus, a south bay daycare remains open despite allegations of child sex abuse. we have details explaining why coming up >>> as the government shutdown enters its ninth day, the families of five soldiers killed in afghanistan will not receive guaranteed death benefits. we'll have those stories coming up >>> we want to give you a live look outside spanning the south bay, san jose, before the sun comes up. yesterday was a cool start. we'll let you know what's happening today, weatherwise and beyond on this wednesday,

but critically acclaimed and award winning novel "lennon's kisses" is referred to by many as china's of solitude. victoria azarenko hi, my name is jonathan betz, and i'm from dallas, texas, and millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewhere. why l.a.'s mayor has declared a state of emergency for the entertainment industry there. next. >> many of china's contemporary writers get their inspiration from the cultural revolution. but two to topics are taboo. the protest in tiannamen square and the end of the 1950s when chiechina was looking for indusl rerevolution. in his books he writes about the catastrophic consequences about the great leap forward which led to 3 30 million people dying frm starvation. it was in the 1980s after the modermodcultural revolution thae chinchinese literature took sha. after that china needed an educational initiative to help develop the country. textbooks and fiction flourished. but today the interest in pick fiction seems to have waned. more and more c

tom lennon wore those little shorty shorts in "reno 911." he looked really hot. don't know where i'm going. in the leg department, you betcha. he has got some gams. >> this is a confession. craig: do you do squats? >> i can. do you want me to? craig: are you in therapy? >> i would like to be. [laughter] all right. let's cure the hell out of me right now. please. craig: i think cure is a judgmental word. it applies there is something wrong with you. i don't think there is anything wrong with you. i think you're a little tough on yourself because of your freakishly hairy back. >> that is true. my mother had a hairy back as well. craig: did she really? >> just -- i didn't want to face my roots. craig: nothing wrong with being hairy. nothing wrong with being hairy. >> you think being a hairy man from only behind is not something i need to get down on myself? craig: it is part of evolution. when you're only hairy in the back, in the olden days back there during the cave man times, people would see you and think you were a tree. >> that's right. so the front has evolve

john lennon's estate grossed $12 million. ringo tours with his band and earns about $400,000 a night, 10% of what sir paul gets. $6 million he earned last year. george harrison made about the same even though he died about 12 years ago. his song writing credit for here comes the sun. cirque du soleil gives the banda chunk of money, too. then there are the tribute bands. each red line you see is a listing for a beatles cover band in cities across america. >> that's not to mention all of the international ones. with that manitributes, a real beatles fan could go see their favorite hits live by a week. >>> coming up: can trading cards depicting afghanistan's boast athletes unite a nation torn apart by war? al jazeera america... >>introduces... "america tonight". >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. >>an escape from the expected. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood going golden but elsewher

. >> when john lennon was shot, the fbi immediately got hold of us to let us know johnny was marked numbere says johnny was fearless. >> johnny was not ever going to back down to anybody. >> not only did he carry a gun, but he knew how to use it because he was a target. >> the mob targeted johnny when he hit on a wise guy's wife in a big apple bar. but the hit was called off when carson's network aired the mafia backed columbus day parade. >> nbc agreed to cover the parade. and they were the only network to cover the parade and got johnny off the hook and went back to work. >> another tell-all shocker, abc tried to lure johnny away from nbc during a top secret meeting in joan rivers' living room. >> it's been a long time, you and me. >> yes. people are deciding to talk. >> abc offered a very generous contract, which ultimately was matched and then surssed by nbc. >> a staggering $25 million a year deal plus ownership of the shows making it the richest tv deal of its time. but still continue buy johnny happiness. >> he had an unhappy personality overall. he would be the first to admit that.

because people now were overly grieveed by, or appropriately grieved by the assassination of john lennonnd suddenly he became the bad guy in the story of the beatles, the bossy one and he said, yeah, it is a drag, and he took criticism but he was ambushed and himself, greening, at that time. >> i went to a concert in washington a couple of months ago and i thought i was a know nautic but you have devoted your life to the study you are researching a book on him. is it hard to break new ground given the millions of words. >> it is a book about the beat thes, tightly focused on year and functioning at a biography of a single song and i was privilege the enough to get an interview with sir paul for the book. >> you are disclosing this exclusively on "media buzz." >> and then we will defeat it out. i was allotted ten minutes on the telephone with him. >> any second thoughts about such a short period? >> i thought i should decline i don't want to do an insanta cruz disand i came to my sents and as it turned out this is one of my achievements we were able to go for 26 minutes on the we phone an

at its center a mosaic from italy containing the title of lennon's hit song "imagine."cludes a two-page ad to his son. >> amazing tribute. >> it really does. we see yoko out and about. >>> americans are leaving the country for something they used to get right in their own neighborhood. >> surf, sand vacation and serious medical procedures. i'm peter greenberg, we'll bring you to paramount, one of the growing capitals in the brave new world of medical tourism. that's up next on "cbs this morning." medical field. that's next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by lifestyle lift. it's never been easier. >>> the rising cost of health care is causing some americans to find cheaper health care abroad. that's leading to one of the fastest growing sectors in the travel industry medical tourism. peter greenberg is with us. good morning. >> good morning, norah. americans spend more on health care than any other nation and they're causing uninsured or underinsured, many times at a fraction of the cost. 66-year-old john wilson first cam

>> never going to be mccartney/lennon. >> you are a baseball fan?y. >> jimmy: are the braves aware of this from your dodgers stadium show in 1975? >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: seems like this is in dodgers stadium this photograph. >> listen, the dodgers are the team to beat. because they have been playing so well. the start of the season they were right at the bottom. everybody was writing them off. then all the injuries came back. and they had an incredible last 2/3 of the season. surprised if, they don't win the whole thing. >> when you go a game do you yell at the team, shout at the umpires, sing me take me out to the ball game? >> yeah, of course. i don't go to baseball, you don't really yell at baseball games. you yell more at football games and soccer games. because the of the ref receive. the umpire. always yelling at the come pyre or t -- umpire, referee, posing player. of course that's why you go to live games. >> jimmy: how crazy to look up in the stands opposing player and elton john is heckling you? >> it happens. yeah. >>

. >> next baby is eloise lennon wilkes born on september 11th in mechanicsville, maryland. sure.day with her mother and her father is in active duty navy first class petty officer. my daddy too. jamison alexander meles. i'm not sure. i'm sorry. he was born august 4th in boca raton, florida. his parents say their son is a very happy boy who can't stop smiling. they snapped a picture of him in the womb during an ultrasound. >> final baby of the week, sadie ophelia klemm. she was born in rochester, new york, august 31st. >> she has a little gas. her parents say their daughter is the happiest baby in the morning and already befriended the family dog. congrats to all of our babies. if you want a chance for your baby to appear on our today's johnson baby of the week, go to klgandhoda.com for all the details. >> that does the fox say? we'll meet the duo behind this viral hit. they're a lot of fun. >> what are they doing? >> they're crooning. ♪ >>> they have a talk show in norway. and over the last five weeks their music video, the fox, has been viewed more than 100 million times on yout

reed was as important a song writer as more commercially successful icons such as mccartney, lennon and dylan. any details about reed's death? >> we still don't know the official cause of death. we do know a few month ace go he under went a liver transplant. we also know over the years, dangerous, serious drug is since the '60s and the toll that that can take on your liver. we don't know if that's directly relate need his death this weekend. he was seen walking the streets of new york. we know he was doing reasonably well there and in interviews and on his website. his wife said he hoped for a full recovery but we did learn this weekend that he has died. >> you know we have the liver transplant earlier this year. he made no secret. of his drug abuse which you reference earlier. >> right. all in his songs, one of his songs of the late wo60s, called "heroin." a lot of his songs laced with drug ref raenss. >> thanks you very much. next a live conversation with the former drummer of velvet underground and her times with lou reed. you don't want to miss that. hurricane force winds are expect

one third of lennon's peace in the op-ed. then he went on you do what you can.we are radicals inside the roman empire and see there's a future for leftism in the roman empire. actually people would say these people were completely insane in the third century because there aren't radical plans out of them but were they wrong to say release of slaves and build a communal society? that struck me as the cockburn version of there is hope but not for us which is personally struck me as inspiring. the it's just the twin of an i'm sorry to sound like a total hippie is love of freaks and weirdos and losers in the forgotten. this remarkable about alex is he stayed radical even has the last several decades watching the liberal left reform and something beyond stupidity. i don't know how he did it. as i was telling friends i can imagine what it must feel like to come to the u.s. as a committed left radical son of cop turned and watched the whole sorry affair with clinton and obama play out for decades but think that he was here because in the words of. [crying] carthy carri

yoko owe no and her son shawn lennon founded a group called artists against fracking. ♪ please don'tr >> they come up by the millions of gallons. so the protests grow. >> cows and livestock are dying. >> mutation of our children. >> a lot of people could get sick. >> you would think so since they include this frightening scene. >> so much gas in his water he could light it. >> but what you sees real. >> he runs the influential group called real people. >> all of the people in the company say oh this isn't our problem. this is there in the first place. they are lying. >> he and the gas land movies say this is much more likely to happen because of fracking. they concluded fracking had nothing to do with it. it was gas naturally in the ground. that happened. there are many places in america where no fracking is done. but water still catches fire. this is a lake in alaska, this man lives in new york where fracking is banned. yet... but if fracking doesn't cause these problems why the lawsuit the headlines about ruined wealth. filmmaker checked out pollution claims made by craig and julie

john lennon's star banned banned -- vandalized on the hall of fame. the graffiti has been removed.ng smashed. look at this. shelves in a liquor store come crashing down. not clear what caused the shelves to be tipsy. fortunately no one was injured. >> that's a good one, ainsley. no pun intended. or was it? >> time for your brew on question of the day responses. we told you about a long island middle school banning sporting equipment, cart wheels and tag during recess to prevent injury. >> do you think schools are going too far to protect our students? >> lewis tweeted. he said we played dodge ball when i was in school. stainless steel playground equipment. we survived just fine. >> jean said let's ban sidewalks too. students could trip and fall. >> david tweets schools are way overstepping their bounds. no wonder kids are doing stupid far riskier stunts on kwraoup. -- on youtube. let them play. >> thanks to everyone who responded. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>elisabeth: good morning. it's tuesday, october 8. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. we now know navy seals retreated fro

it's a perverse lennonism, the worships the better.y're making. >> the democrats don't want to play that game because it decreases the pressure caused by the government shutdown for the republicans to roll over and pass a clean bill. >> i understand that but. >> but that in and of itself is a game. that's the game that the democrats are playing. they are winning on this in the political polls so, they want to resist anything that would help anybody. you shut out the vets who fought in the second world war so look bad. johnny in the family yellow stone going to be weeping because the gates are shut and they won't allow republicans to actually allow the money to open the gates. that is a game. there is no reason in the world why reid cannot accept an amendment hero there, for instance, the congressional exemption, utterly reasonable and then have everything open up again. that is the essence of their game. >> you know, they're saying they don't want to do this piecemeal, the first thing that they all passed was making sure that the milit

god knows john lennon was on surveillance. i think he is gone, give me a new record.t herman walls just passed away. again, michael hayes. say it again. michael hastings. ", they can hack into those computer chips and you can find yourself -- be careful, they can hack into those computer chips. whenever you accuse the government of wrongdoing that you cannot prove it want it is called conspiracy, but when you have evidence it is called national security and you are whistleblower. coming to the stage for yet another performance, they will ,e performing psychic city 1984. wiretap, george orwell. wiretap. wiretap. wiretap. [chanting] wiretap. wiretap. wi

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the late beatle john lennon's home is solda at auction, raking in nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars. it went up at the famous cavern club, where the beetle beatles played hundreds of times in their early career. the price started much lower, but i a bidding war kept it going up. >>> and expil to come tonight on wjz's eyewitness news. >>> i'm just telling her, please don't let me g. >>> two victims of the north carolina state fair tell the ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. >>> new accounts of what happened at the north carolina state fair continues to emerge this evening. two students who were on the vortex ride when it started to back up are now sharing their stories. bo minic has more. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a fun night at the fair. but for chardonnay patterson and callia donaldson, they ended up hanging on literally for dear life. >> i tried not to scream because i felt like screaming would have made it worse. >> reporter: the two are students at louisberg state college. they went to the f

john lennon's childhood home sold at auction. the winning bidder remai chose o remain anonymous. >>> kevin is back with your national forecast. that's coming up on al jazeera america. >> reporter: coming up on "real money." i'll tell what you 80,000 items, from bacon to hotel room have in common, plus could jennifer hudson put the smile on the sad face of kathleen sebelius. and some millennials may be over it. all that and more on real money. >> as tony said we're looking at a major storm that has already brought a great amount of rain activity across the mississippi. you can see the rain showers pushing through right now. we're talking about flood watches and warnings in effect. the frontal system associated with this is going to start making its way are a little bit more towards the east. ahead of this front down towards the south that's where we're going to be getting severe weather all the way from alabama, tennessee, kentucky. to the north it's going to be a lot more than that. it's going to be heavy rain. it will be the win

four secular songs for every christmas carol reminds me for every western song, three songs about lennonng. bill in manassas, virginia, i have sent a donation. michael mcgee, after retiring from the military i had my hip replaced thanks to the fisher house. they do great work. i want to thank kids in chamberla chamberlain, south dakota, soccer club for raising money for the veterans family. my column this week about how they are dependent on the machines. they can't stop. they can't stop. you can read the column on bill o'reilly.com. how much money do you spend on the net including e-mail and texting. 46%, between one and three hours. 15% more than three hours. there you go. close to 20,000 of you responded. a new book out called "one day contract" written by the legendary basketball coach rick pateno. >> you go to a dinner table and they take out their phone when they should say you have my undivided attention. we don't allow that with your team. >> you wouldn't recruit people if they are distracted by their blackberry or e-mail while talking to you. >> i'll have recruits and we're havi

for him in terms of press because people were appropriately grieved by the assassination of john lennonpaul mccartney became the bad guy in the story of the beatles, the overly bossy one and, of course, someone stuck a microphone in his face on the day after that assassination and he said, yeah, it's a drag. and he took a lot of criticism for that and he was ambushed and himself grieving at that time. >> i went to a mccartney concert here in washington a couple months al ago and i thought i was a fanatic until i met you. you're research ago book on paul mccartney. is it hard to break new ground given on the millions of words? >> it's tightly focused on one year in their lives and it's a functioning as a biography of a single song. i was privileged enough to get an interview with paul for the book. i was allotted ten minutes on the telephone with him. >> do you have any second thoughts about having such a short period of time? >> yeah. i thought maybe i should decline because i don't want to do him an injustice and what can i accomplish in ten minutes? and then i came to my senses. we we

and a couple days before that i had heard the john lennon version.i approached roger and i said, "hey man, if we come back down here with some recording equipment and some cameras, we'd love to record you and film you playing "stand by me".

such as the report on john lennon. >> what would you do when you were inspiring yourself to write a columnear. the clock. that's the thing. if there's a lot of time, it's good. i'll stop and talk about how great i am. have a cup of coffee or something, you know, screwing around. but, no, every minute was precious. it was -- there's some stuff that you had to know it was important and that was it. as long as it got done quick enough, i was going to get paid for doing it that way. yeah. >> it's always for money, never for love? >> you better have the money to get home with, yeah. i don't know. you work at it. it's a life -- i mean, you're working. it's a working life. that's what it is. >> and that, ladies and gentlemen, is jimmy breslin, one of the all-time greats. >>> and up next, we all know political pundits say things pretty crazy but now they are in for serious scrutiny. i'll explain after the break. designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the envir

what's really interesting is you know the latter marilyn lennon one of the founders of socialism and communism he said socialized medicine is the keystone. of the arch to the socialist date in other words you gotta get the socialized medicine as the foundation because it gives you control of the people of syria well i wish mr carson were right you know i think socialized medicine here in the united states would be a pretty good thing or at least single payer right because healthcare should be a right not a privilege but we're not doing either one we have obamacare i mean it's a step in the right direction make some of the sure insurance industry's worst policies illegal it's hardly a socialist experiment i mean it doesn't even have a public option a government health insurance plan even romney care in massachusetts is that mr carson obamacare was invented by the heritage foundation it is far from socialized medicine and you know it and that's why you've been politically correct. and mr carson welcome to fox news i have a feeling you'll see a lot of yourself in the sun. coming up the

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the site was in honor of john lennon, what would have been his 45th birthday.ore than 150 countries. his wife yoko ohno called it the garden of peace. it was from his hit song "imagine." this morning's "new york times" features a full page ad. greetings from yoko ono to both john and their son sean who turned 38 today. wow. >> that's a nice tribute. >> you realize it seems like yesterday. >> it really does. we see yoko out and about. >> she was on letterman the other day. >>> americans are leaving the country for something they used to get right in their own neighborhood. >> reporter: surf, sand, vacation, and serious medical procedures. i'm peter greenberg. we'll bring you to panama, one of the capitals in the growing brave new world in the medical field. that's next on "cbs this morning." >> announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by lifestyle lift. it's never been easier. >>> the rising cost of health care is causing some americans to find cheaper health care abroad. that's leading to one of the fastest growing sectors in the travel industry,

i look at people, i don't vote with emotion or ainge other hate or kumbayah, john lennon's world, imaginet to run the country. that is what they need to do the republican party needs a spine. they need to grow up and start speaking with a voice. not worry about catering to getting votes. the votes will come if they stick to their guns. lori: kevin, thanks for coming in. >> kevinsorbo. net. check it out. lori: thank you, kevin. >> thanks. adam: promises that the obamacare web site will be fixed eventually and people will enroll eventually, on time. whose head should roll for all the problems? your tweet responses straight ahead with tracy byrnes and ashley webster as they take you through next hour of "markets now", eventually. [ male announcer ] how do you get your boce? i'm, like, totally not down with change. but i had to change to bounce dryer bars. one bar freshens more loads than these two bottles. i am so gonna tell everyone. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? [ woman ] time for change! ashley: welcome back, everybody. i'm ashley webster. tracy: and i'm tracy byrnes. bil

. >>> there you negotiation a looo at rosiland this morning, 7:30 in the a.m., little john lennon musicu there. tucker barnes is with us to tell us what we can expect today. >>> a little more humidity dew point temperatures have creeped up a little bit in the laste las couplet days, that is how i feel the moisture there. along with the temperatures,es mid-80s there today. >> summer-like. >> a bit of a heatwave, temperatures 10-12 degrees above normal, it's a heatwave. >> let's call it a heatwave.atwv >> we can. reagan national, 64 degrees, and 64 reagan national and 50s across the northwest, not asrtht cool as it was 24 hours ago. this morning we're in the 50sin north and west, and so, it's cool, it's certainly not uncomfortable, but it's a little warmer. >> 55 in gaithersburg,ithersbu frederick, dulles, culpeper 55 degrees, 59 at winchester, leonardtown 55 degrees, seems t be the winning number. these temperatures will bouncell very quickly, we will get plenty of sunshine over the next couplt of hours, that should alloww temperatures to quickly sore qu, few clouds out on in west virgin

it was a struggle, in part, against marxism, lennonism. it was not just on the battle field. if you ask yourself in 1960, we've been at this for 15 years haven't we done enough struggling. if we sold out the opposition group in poll land in the 1960 or 1970. within groups like state rose up finallily against an ideology that the population could not live with. to shift gears here, an afghanistan is a good example of this we're in a struggle with an oppressive ideology the taliban vision of afghanistan -- but in afghanistan the groups that are trying to win this one from the opposition side are trying to establish an extreme version of islam and em rat where the most support virtue and vice. an ideological struggle. i would say people who want to give up this early on, remember, this is a generational struggled. not measured in months or years. i would view afghanistan in a much broader sense. when you look at what is happening with north africa and the middle east. it's happening on mulled. continent. the leadership, though, sits in this particular renal. i'm going end the co

we should never say that we're going do what lennon thought was a good idea. was to screw down the people who make the money and pay the bills to make everybody feel good while you kill the goose that lays the golden egg. thank you very much. >> thank you, tom. thank you, bruce. we appreciate it. [inaudible conversations] that was a strong close there. [laughter] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] you should think about the chamber as coalitions. we build coalitions around -- [inaudible conversations] colises around things that need to be passed. we have coalitions around -- even around lawsuit by getting a lot of people to file amicus briefs. we'll make a series of coalitions to get done what we want to get done with like-minded people. >> when does that process be in? that is taking place now? >> well, we're talking to like-minded people. we still don't know who is running -- [inaudible] qhoo we'll support. when we get there we'll figure it out. >> there's a race special election republicans in alabama in the house and -- [inaudible] >> i re