for lennon, lennon says this very -- lennon sees this analysis very clearly. he says it clearly. for lennon the choice was stark. you could either have reaction which he defines as capitalism and imperialism. of course, the two were, in his mind, intimately connected. or you could have revolution. for lennon, there was no third way. so this is the context, this is i think how we need to understand the broader scheme that's behind the 14 points. yes, one of the things he sought to do was keep the bolshoviks in the war to highlight the goals he shared with them. more importantly, he sought to blunt the appeal of the revolution by co-opting some of their program. most notably, at least from my few minutes here on the stage, he soon adopted the principle of self-determination as his own with widespread, if not holy intended, consequences. so one way for us, i would argue, to think about the 14 points is as the first instance of what historian john lewis gaddeus, the cold war historian, called an american strategy of containment of communism. now gaddeus, of course, was thinking and w

he had campaign song written forhim , did anybody know about that song that john lennon wrote for him, come together, join the party which the beatles of course recorded as come together and he got busted for having two joints, having his family station wagon and he basically got the maximum sentence. it was in the california men's colony, up to a 10 year sentence. he was on the cusp of turning 50 years old and decided to break out of prison and our book chronicles this story, plus the ensuing 28 month global manhunt for tim leary by an increasingly obsessed richard nixon and that's what i wanted to ask you about because him talk to you about that period in his life. >> this is the early 80s, he was trying to figure what had happened in his life and it wasn't as a consequence, the easy joke well he had done too many drugs, therefore he couldn't remember. our book takes a look at the fact that he was hunting. richard nixon really turned him into a poster child and why would he do that? the time period in which we were writing, 1970 to 1973 , nixon's approval ratings were swooning. the

lennon reacted angrily when the referee awarded kilmarnock a penalty, which led to their equaliser. later described the standard of refereeing in scotland as "mickey mouse". he's facing charges of misconduct and criticising a match official. the new england women's head coach philip neville claims some people are willing him to fail in the job. england begin their campaign in the she believes cup against france in ohio on thursday. neville's appointment was criticized by some who felt he had no experience of the women's game. i don't think i should bejudged solely on this tournament. there are people at there who probably want me to lose all three games and be told, i told you so. but ultimately, i have a four—year contract and i have the backing of sue campbell and dan as hworth the backing of sue campbell and dan ashworth from the fa board so they've invested a lot in me and i see this as a long—term project, not just the next three games. the next three games for me will be pricey us against the best two teams in the world plus france. wales' mark williams has beaten england's ma

lennon reacted angrily when the referee awarded kilmarnock a penalty, which led to their equaliser.ard of refereeing in scotland as mickey mouse. he's facing charges of misconduct and criticising a match official. the other managers gave a lot worse than saturday. even if you see the referee coming across to talk and stood there quite calmly, i disputed the decision at the time like any other manager would. there was no conversation between me and the referee and i was sent straight to the sound, hence my reaction which i already regret. the eight—time olympic gold medallist usain bolt will fulfil a dream in june, when he plays football at old trafford. he's a huge manchester united fan and he will captain of the world 11, in the soccer aid match, where he'll take on robbie williams‘ england side. scotland could be without ryan wilson for the rest of the six nations if he's found guilty of making contact with the eye of an opponent. the incident happened in that historic calcutta cup victory as he tangled with nathan hughes at murrayfield. wilson appears before the disciplinary comm

he had a campaign song for him does anybody know about that song that john lennon wrote for him. come together, join the party which the beatles, of course, recorded as come together, and he got busted for having two joints in his family station wagon and he bairvegly got the maximum sentence he was -- sent to -- california u up on the cusp of turning 50 years old and decided to break out of prison and our book chronicles this story plus the -- ensuing 28 month hunt by increasingly obsessed richard nixon that's what i want to ask you about because tim talked about that period in his life. >> tim basically -- this is the early 80s he was trying to figure out what had happened to him what had happened in his life and it wasn't as a consequence of the, you know, easy joke while he had done too many drugs therefore he couldn't remember. our book taking look at fact that he was hunted richard nixon turned him into a poster child why did he do that? at the time period in which we were writing 1970 to 1973. nixon's approval ratings were swooning. the war in vietnam was obviously causing

lennon reacted angrily when the referee awarded kilmarnock a penalty, which led to their equaliser.ibed the standard of refereeing in scotland as "mickey mouse". he's facing charges of misconduct and criticising a match official. the eight—time olympic gold medallist usain bolt will fulfil a dream in june, when he plays football at old trafford. he's a huge manchester united fan and has made no secret of the fact he'd love to be a professional footballer and his first step will be as captain of the world xi, in the soccer aid match, where he'll take on robbie williams‘ england side. the teams will feature a—list stars and footballing legends and bolt says he has a special celebration planned, for when he scores. wales prop wynjones will miss the rest of the six nations because of a hamstring injury. he came off the bench in the opening three matches and was injured during the defeat to ireland last weekend. wales have chosen not to bring in a replacement. boxer curtis woodhouse is considering his future in the sport after the death of scott westgarth. woodhouse was due to headline t

music class children express love for lennon through hichls sunk on holidays. soviet elementary education is characterized by a suffocating paternalism. and assurance of personal security is offered by the state in return for strict conformity and the suppression of individual expression. in art classes, for example, all children are required to draw the same oblt in exactly the same way and using the same colors. also, there is no am by dwut for soviet school children. there are only right and wrong answers. and repetition of the so-called right answer is the basis of soviet learning. in this manner, the natural spontaneity of children is controlled by the teacher and there buy guided along the socialist behavior considered proper by the state. individuality has always been discouraged in russia. the head or parity yark of the family is set. in pattern is continued by the state. soviet skints continue the tradition and encouraged from childhood to suppress individual aspirations in favor of collective or state interests. as a result, they often appear to be fe

hibs manager neil lennon was sent to the stand for his reaction. to earn kilmarnock the point. behindy tomorrow. motherwell beat dundee 1—0. over partick thistle. round of golf‘s qatar masters. seven birdies in his round of 66. but his compatriot 0liver fisher went one better. into sunday's final round. now, to cricket. england's one day team are back in action tomorrow. they play new zealand in the first of five one day internationals. after a five—month absence. resulted in a charge of affray. captain eoin morgan is eager to have him back. will be fit to play. more games he does play feeling comfortable coming back. he looks in good nick. involved and has been himself, which is great to see. fc 28—18 at the jungle. half, this one of two tries for captain michael shenton. they slipped to their second defeat of the season. ireland the only team left with the chance of a grand slam. chance of a grand slam. maybe cling onto teamgb‘s best of medal haul at the winter olympics. in strength and the gets colder, it will feel quite raw. will feel quite raw. easterly wind is bringing in this v

this is due to every news coming to gone wrong for lennon a passenger plane crashes near moscow officials say all seventy one people on board were killed or bring you the latest from our correspondent in moscow plus. international charity oxfam is under fire after a newspaper report saying its staff illegally blue hired prostitutes in haiti won't want to mission to help those affected by the twenty ten earthquake the senior staff member if aid workers can be trusted. and sarah harmon welcome to the show it's good to have you with us a russian passenger plane operated by saratov airlines has crashed outside moscow the country's transport minister says almost seventy one people on board were killed the aircraft went missing from radar after taking off from a moscow airport the regional jet was flying from the capital to the provincial city of or sick when it went down in a rule area on the outskirts of moscow officials say so far two bodies have been found at the crash site. our moscow correspondent emily sure one has been following that story for us and really good to see what else can you

lennon reacted angrily when the referee awarded kilmarnock a penalty, which led to their equaliser.fereeing in scotland as "mickey mouse". he's facing charges of misconduct and criticising a match official. tottenham are likely to request that their opening few premier league games next season are away fixtures, as they finish bulding their new ground. spurs have been playing their home matches at wembley during the redevelopment of tottenham hotspur stadium, which is still on course to be finished this summer, but the club want a contingency plan, in case of any last—minute hold—ups. the eight—time olympic gold medallist usain bolt will fulfil a life—long dream injune, when he plays football at old trafford. he's a huge manchester united fan and has made no secret of the fact he'd love to be a professional footballer, and his first step will be as captain of the world 11, in the soccer aid match, where he'll take on singer robbie williams' england side. the teams will feature a—list stars and footballing legends — and bolt says he has a special celebration planned, for when not if

hibs manager neil lennon was sent to the stand for his reaction kris boyd's penalty was saved, but heom the rebound to earn kilmarnock the point. chelsea lead the women's super league by a single point from manchester city after a dramatic 2—2 draw between the two sides in today's lunchtime kick—off. chelsea were two goals ahead inside 25 minutes, millie bright and then south korea'sji so—yun with their goals. but the home side came back early in the second half through nikita parris and then, four minutes from time, georgia stanway equalised with this spectacular effort, to make sure chelsea stayjust one point ahead. castleford tigers unbeaten hull fc. they threatened to run away with it in the second half. this is one of two tries for the captain. hull fc rallied late on but despite efforts the slips to another defeat. cata la ns the slips to another defeat. catalans dragons are up against wakefield. that's all the sport for now. i'll have more for you in the next hour. police are appealing for help looking for a missing boy lasting only this afternoon in a designer outlet in wemble

here is the argument with neil lennon. women's super league yesterday. still everything to play for. chelsea were 2—0 up inside 25 minutes but city hit back, this spectacular effort from georgia sta nway. spectacular effort from georgia stanway. it spectacular effort from georgia sta nway. it means spectacular effort from georgia stanway. it means chelsea are still top of the table by one point and thatis top of the table by one point and that is all your sport for now. super goal. great strike. thank you. the carabao cup today. should be interesting. man city against arsenal. pep guardiola's first trophy, if he wins? and arsene wenger has never won it, as arsenal manager. incredible. interesting he could do that, should be good. as wigan showed, it can be done against manchester city! lots of us grew up learning to play a musical instrument. did you? i still do a bit now. badly, i played the piano. but you can't play it one—handed. no chance! but it's an activity which many children with disabilities can't can't take part

hibs manager neil lennon was sent to the stand for his reaction.rn kilmarnock the point. elsewhere second placed rangers beat hearts 2—0 to move to six points behind leaders celtic, who play tomorrow. motherwell beat dundee 1—0. saintjohnstone had their first win since september beating bottom of the table ross county and hamilton had a 2—1win over partick thistle. two english players head the leaderboard after the third round of golf‘s qatar masters. eddie pepperell is still looking for his first ever win on the european tour but he's well placed on 16 under after he hit seven birdies in his round of 66.but his compatriot oliver fisher went one better. four successive birdies on the last four holes of his third round gave him a 65 and a share of the lead heading into sunday's final round. in rugby league's superleague, castleford tigers have beaten hull fc 28—18 at the jungle. castleford lead narrowly at half—time but then threatened to run away with it in the second half, this one of two tries for captain michael shenton. hull rallied late on but

oh, look at john lennon over here. "imagine it." was a conservative tv personality who tweeted, "obama is a racist."

th film, from director thomas lennon, follows the opening of an upscale restaurant in cleveland that's staffed entirely by people who've recently left prison. most have no experience cooking or serving. in this clip, we meet dorian, ano spent 11 years locked up for drug trafficking, has now been given a second chance. >> i didn't think about at 14 and 15 ad 16 that i would be -- that i was a mass of -- be a ug dealer and be the scourge of society and bring down homes and happy families and people. who plans to do something lik that? ot just was something to do. and then it wasething that i and then it was something that i became good at. it's a tangled web we weave, when we practice to deceive. yes,sir. my official title was the plossier. and the way i remember it isit is spell id lie po its poseidone fish guy. i would never imagine to wrap fish with potatoes. >> okay, okay. >> you have fish and french fries together. but to encrust a fish with potatoes, it st bl my mind, even thinking about it right now. >> sreenivasan: finally tonight, former first lady chelle obama is telling her st

lennon life can be so sweet on the sunny side of the street. here we go.n a very scientific environment is, we have to build the evidence pyramid to prove it in the way that science will accept it. it seems like i feel a lot more confident when i'm playing music, or driving, doing something. we can both care about the arts, and we can care about science, and we can look at the place where they intersect as an opportunity for a real exciting observations about what the human is all about. —— what being human is all about. —— what being human is all about. just a few hours ago, the world's most powerful rocket was launched into space from cape canaveral, in florida. the falcon heavy launcher is made by spacex, the company owned by the american entrepreneur elon musk. it is carrying a dummy cargo for its maiden voyage, as our science correspondent victoria gill reports. five, four, three, two, one... a countdown to a critical moment. the world's most powerful rocket ignited all 27 of its engines at once, and lifted off from kennedy space center at 8:16 uk tim

they even had john lennon's imagine song at the opening ceremony. political impact. i think it is really, ultimately, about the sport and i am not a great fan of winter sports. like lots of people, you do end up getting sucked into watching this extraordinary display of people you have never heard of and sports you don't know the rules for. and somehow it is captivating. but i do think there is a legitimate claim that trump can make that the fact that he has kind of kept the north koreans guessing has created some sort of movement. it may be that it has encouraged the north koreans to do something which, as you suggest, is to their advantage. but there is movement where there was not any movement before. but the south has also been making moves. it was the south that said, bring this big hefty delegation to our wonderful winter olympics. this is a man in the south who was elected partly on a platform of trying to engage a little more. but i think there is something people do not realise. we think of north korea as an isolated country. south korea an

laughter if you look at the political rhetoric at the opening, they even had john lennon's imagine ate impact. i think it is ultimately about the sport and i am nota is ultimately about the sport and i am not a great fan of winter sports, but like what people, you do get sucked into watching this extraordinary display of people you have never heard of watching these amazing sports. it is somehow captivating, but i do think there is a legitimate claim that donald trump can make about the fact that he has ke pt can make about the fact that he has kept the north koreans guessing. it does seem to have created some sort of movement. it that it has encouraged the north koreans to do do something, as you suggest, to do something to their advantage. its movement that hasn't been made before. the senate has been making movement, bring this to our nation. this man was elected partly on a platform of trying to engage a little more. —— the cap back says. we think of them as very different, but they are not as completely alienate it from each other as people think. there are families split across

oh, look at john lennon over here. "imagine it."y who tweeted, "obama is a racist." [laughter] and... [cheers and applause] and obama--obama never sent out his goon to say that nbc should fire donald trump. you know why? because obama was too busy doing president stuff-- killing bin ladens and singing al green. ♪ - ooh. [coughing] captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> jordan: you are the opposition. it's already january 23, and i'm already furious. my opponent tonight is mexico's former president vicente fox. ( cheers and applause ) yes. okay, okay. he'll admit defeat later. ( laughter ) but first, opposers, you know i hate hollywood. this is the place that only gave trump one star on the walk of fame. hey, tinseltown, stop being so self-obsessed and give him the honor he deserves. ( laughter ) but today, i'm faster becoming more furious at hollywood, becaus

and during those opening ceremonies laden with messages of peace, from giant dove shapes to john lennon's "imagine." ♪ and the world will live as one ♪ >> reporter: she sat barely an arm's length away from vice president mike pence, but not one word exchanged. another perceived american jab at the korean peace overtures. the vice president's special guest at the olympics, the father of otto warmbier, the young american who died after being imprisoned in north korea. in all, nearly 3,000 athletes from 92 countries competing. the u.s. with its largest winter olympics team ever, no medals yet. but this 17-year-old phenom snowboarder setting the u.s. to medal with his qualifying run. >> matt gutman joins us live from south korea. matt, it feels cold just looking at you. weather a major concern for athletes and spectators. the dangerous cold and the winds could delay competitions? >> that's right, tom, it's 10 below zero right now with the windchill. frostbite is a serious concern for competitors. right now, you could see those flags whipping behind me. the concern is for downhill skiers, coul

neil lennon has two judges from the scottish football association. were rewarded a penalty leading to the equaliser. he was sent to the stands and discard the standard of refereeing in scotland at mickey mouse. misconduct and criticising a match official charges. usain bolt will fulfil a dream in june match official charges. usain bolt will fulfil a dream injune when he plays football in old trafford. he has made no secret of the fact he would love to be a professional footballer. he will captain the world i! in the soccer aid match where he takes on robbie williams's england side. a less stars, footballing legends and he has a celebration plan for when he scores. —— ablest stars. woodhouse was due to headline the bill when his opponent suffered a right ending injury. ryan wilson's tournament could be over. he tangled with nathan hughes at murrayfield and he will appear before the disciplinary committee tomorrow. sir chris high has urged fans to stick with the sport despite recent doping controversies. he says the majority of athletes are clean and i

not at first though, ederson again magnificent, denying lennon a debut goal while at the other end sterling's anything but. what a miss. it was the cue for burnley to punish the league leaders. they hung on in this game and just eight minutes from the end of it, they were equals again. so, while city can do it almost in a nywetter, so, while city can do it almost in anywetter, anyday, any time that wasn't quite the case on a cold wet afternoon in burnley. let's get more on all today's premier league action. karthi isjoined by ourfootball reporter adam wild. you might have some say on where mahrez has gone, he has has disappeared not involved again. let us disappeared not involved again. let us start with manchester city. yes, top of the table. manchester city, dropped points probably not that bothered about a one all draw, the points drop, not a huge deal. they are lead —— their leaguejust a mediocre 13 points. pep guardiola won't lose too much sleep, what he might be concerned about is the lack of capitalising on the chances there, we saw sterling, a dreadful miss, if anyone is going to be l

not at first though, ederson again magnificent, denying lennon a debut goal, while at the other end sterling'sbe anything but sterling. what a miss. it was the cue for burnley to punish the league leaders. they hung on in this game and just eight minutes from the end of it, they were equals again. so, while city can do it almost in any weather, any day, at any time, that wasn't quite the case on a cold wet afternoon in burnley. that was talk point of the game. they are. the lead down to just 13 point, pep guardiola won't lose too much sleep about dropping point, wa nt much sleep about dropping point, want he may be concerned is about is missing some of those chance, we saw sterling there, really one of the misses of the season. if anyone is losing sleep, i suspect it might be him this evening. for burnley, a really good draw for them, having been behind, such is manchester city's dominance this season, anyone who picks up points against them has had a very good day. let us get some reaction from that match. what they have done this season is amazing, the way they play. we control it perfect. m

neil lennon would have been a young player lock you alexandra at that time.self here. it isjust was guilty of any wrongdoing himself here. it is just what was reported in court. and then the player was asked about a trip to the united states, wasn't he? yeah. this man said he was taken on a trip to florida by mr bennell. he alleges he was then taken to a motel room near 0rlando, where he says he was raped. mr bennell‘s qc, a woman called a loss, is defending mr bennell and she says that mr bennell accepts that he did sexually abused this point between the ages of 12 and 13, but he denies the more serious charges including rape. so under cross examination, she asked the alleged victim, have you been encouraged by anyone to exaggerate what happened to you? he replied no. mr bennell denies 48 counts of abuse in this case. the trial continues later today. thank you very much. and thank you for your messages about the interview with the former gang members who have turned their lives around and now go out to mentor other people in gangs. jackie says, a church with

lennon had it and that has an advantage with. it should i leave the only survivor of the show all of us a bit of a few to iraq. and a walk in the name of just what any seen as a model of the internationally but. up to the. with. the week. the new or. the of do seventy one there's a. lot to speak been home where the battle for the gratified by the best of all you've been ordered in the going to be more than bought a form suggest i'm dizzy at the head of it or didn't benefit either for the money i had if we allow money out of the family or the best of because it says your lot with what limo. good maintenance family take shape make it your man or woman jimmy and head lad and janet sad to know. what's on the other beside you in a double shift. a lot of dishonest and he said oh we'll always that you're my lad if you mean for the sin. we lead you. must put in the sad little head into the sad. i don't know charlie i have how do you my name is mama and i know i caught it in is . about to email so that there's a coincidence between how to

but it said limit so evil of crystal so limited as it was a limitless seemed as if he had fallen lennon had it and has an advantage with. it should i leave the only survivor of the show all of us a bit of a futile. and a walk in the number of guests i want on the scene as if he had only moved with the internationally but. because of the. with. the. new on. the new order. i've no idea of bruce anyone there's a. lot to speak been home where the battle for the gratified by the grandfather all been ordered and going to be more than bought a form suggest i'm dizzy at the head of it or don't bet either for the money either if we allow money out of the family or the better because a lot says your lot with what the limo. name kids family take shape make it your man or woman jimmy and lattimer agenda sad to know. what's on the other beside you in a double shift. a lot of dishonest and he said oh we'll always tell you my lad just seen from since. we led. the sad little head into the sadness. i don't know charlie i have to tell you my name is mamma and i know i caught it in it. about e-mail so tha

he was close to john lennon. as well i give peace a chance, another pedal song and john gives a big shout out to tim leary in the song if you listen carefully. >> tim is right there clapping. there's some youtube videos if you want to see. he and your close date in bed to protest war tim was there as well. it was always present no seem to show up and have these outrageous adventures. >> is at the center of so much. >> were more question. >> had to collaborate on this? and i did research together? this seems like quite a project a lot of time spent together. how did that work for you? bill and i are both strong-willed people of vision driven. it can be difficult. we've been good friends for a long time. to me the friendship has always been the most important thing. they carried us through the difficult times. bill is always very gracious and generous. for the writing, he's actually literary genius. the words flow out of him book is nonfiction. the play was started as each of us therefore main sections of the book

one involved that lovable old , ande, the john lennons that was big and the ratings were big and that was nice and they even came back. john, when i met him a week earlier, i said why you want to do this, there cannot be much you need at this point? he said you have the only halfway intelligent show on television and i said why would you want to be on a halfway intelligent show? [laughter] he laughed as many of you did and was on the show. but on the second show, the agreement had been that they would do one of their songs. john said let's do one of yoko's songs. it had the catchy title woman s the nigger of the borland. we did this song and nothing happened. but before it was aired, i was told that it would not be red, the song, and i complained. they said all right, we will air it, but our decision is you will make a statement beforehand about the dangers of watching it. [laughter] i remember. there were 412, perhaps, protests about the song. none of them about the song though. about ne woman put it, that mealy-mouthed speech you delivered before it. my delivery sort of encouraged t

back at the time of the russian revolution, vladimir lennon referred to people in the west who didn'terstand communism, who would facilitate the soviets with their objectives, he kawbled them useful idiots. it was demonstrated in south korea this weekend. trish: it's interesting they were the useful idiots. i'm talking about the leftist media, people who don't understand all of this somehow, they're the idiots, that the right is somehow not as smart as the left. but, you know, i guess we all know better. thank you so much >>> still ahead, the fbi director in a state of total denial. christopher wray says he sees no signs of bias, no, at his bureau that is rocked by all kinds of hi, i'm the internet! you know what's difficult? armless bowling. you got this, jimmy! you know what's easy? building your website with godaddy. pick a domain name. choose a design. you can build a website in under an hour. now that's a strike! get your domain today and get a free trial of gocentral. build a better website in under an hour. i love you. ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don'

armed revolution thoovz overthrow government, and so a lot of these groups, they studied basic marks, lennonnderground cells, and they truly believed that the only way that you could change a society for the better was to have this armed revolution. >> we felt that we had to kind of ramp up the response. shit was hitting the fan wherever. i didn't come to this conclusion to do what i was doing in two weeks or a month. you know? it was a huge evolution. i graduated high school in 1963. the civil rights movement was ramping up. but i had no political consciousness of any kind. vietnam totally flipped by perspective. my first day in vietnam, i had to witness a torture of a vietnamese prisoner. when you get in that level of conflict, it's really hard to adjust coming back home. really, vietnam was the precursor to the sla. i met emily late january of 1968. she was a sorority girl. emi emily oefld during our relationship from a person that didn't have politics to somebody that strongly about her politics. and then she got more involved in women's issues she became more and moreralized from her ow

back at the time of the russian revolution, vladimir lennon referred to people in the west who didn'tunism, who would facilitate the soviets with their objectives, he kawbled them useful idiots. it was demonstrated in south korea this weekend. trish: it's interesting they were the useful idiots. i'm talking about the leftist media, people who don't understand all of this somehow, they're the idiots, that the right is somehow not as smart as the left. but, you know, i guess we all know better. thank you so much >>> still ahead, the fbi director in a state of total denial. christopher wray says he sees no signs of bias, no, at his bureau that is rocked by all kinds of scandals and biases. we're going to talk about that with our panel next. our investors stay confident for over 80 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. (snap) achoo! (snap) achoo! achoo! (snap) (snap) achoo! achoo! feel a cold coming on? zicam cold remedy nasal swabs shorten colds with a snap, .. trish: in i are online poll last night we asked you do you believe all members of the obama adm

. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particularocused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album with atlantic. >> it's going to be called -- >> i sell records. doesn't matterfy love the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo to who this day people dismiss way too much. has tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova, an album "all things must pass" may be the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport >> over the years, now, such a lot of songs mounted up i only wanted to do. i got a quota of one, or two per album. >> were you held down by the other fellows? >> well, very subtly, yes. ♪ ♪ >> i'd just like

. ♪ ♪ >>>john lennon, as he was entering his premises was shot by an unknown at this time, white malehe world has reacted with immense shock and grief to the first rock and roll assassination. >> it was like in one moment the '60s and the '70s got murdered. >> in his life he's given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove that love is not dead, even though john is. >> you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don't really know where you're going to go from that point. you know, culturally or musically. >> for a while it seemed there was nothing new on the horizon. announcing the latest achievement in home entertainment. the power of sight. video. the power of sound. stereo. >> mtv. music television. >> we all are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what f.m. did for radio. ♪ >> at the time the world was saying we don't think anybody's going to watch videos over and over. but we knew we had something special. ♪ ooh, my little pretty one, pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time sharona ♪ >> mtv made y

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vladamir lennon once used the phrase useful idiots to describe the people who would help the communisttake power. the media just showed they were s stenoographers for the north korea. it was not unprecedented. this happened three times before the invitation to an interkorean summit. happened twice before. none of any of that had any impact on the nuclear ballistic missile programs. >> dana: want to get your take on another topic. david lee miller is in the middle east for us. he was reporting on the recent developments between israel and syria. if i could play for you what benjamin netanyahu said. >> i have been warning for sometime about the dangers of iran's military encroachment on syria. iran seeks to use syrian territory to attack israel for its professed goal of destroying israel. israel holds iran and its syrian hosts responsible for today's aggression. we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignty and our superiority. >> dana: i want to ask you what's really going on? what are we missing here? >> it is very serious, there's no doubt about it. this is a

. >> i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. >> yeah. >> in that he was that happened. and if you turned to music for solace in your life, to then see your hero kill himself, it was devastating. it certainly sucked the air out of alternative rock. you know, the best band fell apart after only making a couple records. you know? what do you do after that? ♪ >> oasis, the verve, blur, the britpop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. oh, my god, my head's pounding. this has been insane. let's turn on oasis. ♪ and after all ♪ you're my wonderwall >> they were the opposite of nirvana because they wanted fame. no matter how big they were they wanted to be bigger. >> we know we're the best band in the country, and it's as simple as that. and it's that simple. >> the thing about oasis in a way is they've got no kind of -- no false modesty. >> anybody can just sort of go we're brilliant. it's like -- >> anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ but i'm a creep >> "creep" came out in the early '90s. and that was as much of an alt rock hit as

we've had 1.2 million gun deaths since john lennon was shot dead. fr could it sever the ties that unite us as a nation? his most recent piece called the gun control debate could break america. david, i find each that we just showed rep plhelp pre-henceable. >> absolutely. we've seen it on both sides since parkland. we've seen people telling americans who support gun rights that they have blood on their hands when they are desperate to stop school shootings, too. they have different ideas for how to do it, but they are called murderers and then we see the rhetoric that says that the mainstream media loves mass killings when we know that is not the case. and we've seen people mocking the kids who are the survivors of the parkland massacre, accusing them of being plants and trolls and paid actors. so what you are seeing is this unbelievably vicious rhetoric and it is injected into a political environment that is already toxic. it is not like we had a healthy political discourse in this country before this occurred. but now it is being escalatedlad deat

"how i won the war" was a british film in which john lennon of the beatles had a decent sized role and dies a horrifying death in the movie, slowly bleeding to death. the camera panning in on him gradually losing life. these are things that had not been done as explicitly before 1967. i found that very interesting. the other part of the film industry in 1967 that is fairly new is what they are starting to call the antihero. this is a hero who has a very definite dark or negative side to the individual. "bonnie andample is 1930's in which two bank robbers who killed quite a few people as collateral damage in the robberies, are portrayed who laugh, joke and talk their way through robberies as they shoot down officials and so on. a lot of so critics wondered if it was a good message to give, especially to young americans. it just seems too easy to do these things, and her seems to be no repercussions until the in one of the most graphic film moments to this point, they show them being shot to pieces by a fairly large number of federal agents. it was done in stop action slow-motion with bl

this -- as arne has said a couple of times, vladimir putin, while he has jettisoned marxism and lennonism, has taken russia back to a discredited and disastrous past. arne stresses the chronic inability to cultivate a modern economy. i would add quite another list. rule from above and rule by fear, the big lie at home and abroad, expansionism, institutional corruption, a paranoid view of the west to the point that bob zoellick raised at the very end, and a new form -- a hybrid form of cold war. my bet, my belief is that putin, too, will fail precisely because of his resurrection of a critical mass of fatal flaws that brought the soviet union itself down. and finally, a hope that a number of us have expressed during the last day. we can hope that putin's successor, maybe not his immediate successor, but one of his successors will return progressive reform that does succeed and russia can indeed achieve what russian friends going back to my first visit there in 1968 put very modestly, and that is a modern normal country. [ applause ] >> i feel really honored to be here. thank you so much, m

scorsese about the rolling stones ok rolling stones ten years ago now ed sheeran modern day john lennon. has read i won't even go there i want to read the feelies for us if you will do you think will back the big prize. yeah that's that's a real tough one we've been talking about that of course everybody now is talking about that since all the competition films have been screened it was the awards ceremony everyone's placing their bets on i don't quite difficult as this year there are a lot of quite interesting films but for me no immediate standout but i think we agreed there's one film that we think has the right this film that we've been talking about feeling and the a daughter of mine it's an italian film and it's directed by woman is out of this beauty and it tells the story of two women in their very different experience of motherhood it's very very complex and very moving piece and i think that really in a hash tag me to environment i think a piece like this is going to go down really well with the jury yeah i think i think i think that's probably right and if i had to bet i prob

neil lennon has received two charges from the scottish fa following saturday's drawer rack harmonic.and set the standard was mickey mouse. he is facing charges of misconduct and criticising a match official. wyn jones misconduct and criticising a match official. wynjones will wish the six nations because of handspring injury. -- six nations because of handspring injury. —— hamstring injury. wales have chosen not to bring in a replacement. chris farrell is set to miss the remaining of the six nations after injuring himself in training. he was named man of the match after making the six nations debut in saturday's win over wales. he had ligament damage after twisting his knee. women golfers will play an amend's to warm team event. the rider cup captain, thomas bjorn will partner catriona matthew near st albans in may. the event has a six hole matchplay format and will feature men's and women's teams. its aim is to be the coverage of cricket's 2020 competition. mark williams has the —— beaten marking to move into the second round of the welsh open snooker championship. although king man

the hibs manager neil lennon was sent to the stand for his reaction to a penalty his side conceded. hamilton, rangers and stjohnstone. take a look at this finally, one of those bad day at the office moments. ever been doing something else when you should have been focusing on yourjob? have a look at this. something that msv doysburg goalkeeper mark flekken will probably never be allowed to forget. this is the first half of yesterday's bundesliga two match between doysburg and ingolstadt. a long ball into the box, a mix up in defence. where's the goalkeeper? he had turned his back on play to take a quick drink from his water bottle, and once he's realised what's about to happen, all he can do there is stand there in horror. superb. so good. absolutely love that. today's closing ceremony will bring to an end team gb's most successful ever winter olympics. the athletes secured five medals in total, one gold and four bronze. former team gb olympian, chemmy alcott, is here to help look back at some of the highlights. good morning. good to have you here. weird day today because it's been

not at first, ederson again, absolutely magnificent, denying lennon a debut goal, while at the otherther, any day and at any almost in any weather, any day and atany time, almost in any weather, any day and at any time, that wasn‘t quite the case on a cold wet afternoon in burnley. what they have done this season is amazing but we control it perfect, so amazing but we control it perfect, so my feeling is we control it, but of course when we arrive in the last minute, we were able to score the second goal, maybe we would have had it easier but it is. noel, so they area it easier but it is. noel, so they are a good team in that circumstances but we were good. i was really pleased. it's a side, they are top class, we know that, we have been beaten by them in two previous game, we didn't play with the quality we needed. we wanted to go long and strong, we didn't play with the quality needed although we had a great chance for a corner they didn't have too much but for a team of their quality, second half they started well and we had to keep going. you are not going to dominate these game,