neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns tynecastle.ts fans after a late goal was disallowed and then was hit by a coin. he wasn't down for long and appear to be fine afterwards but it could've been more serious. it wasn't the only incident involving fans. hearts's goalkeeper also went down after trying to retrieve the ball in the second half. he didn't need treatment and was soon back on his feet. but this is what will be remembered rather than the football. hearts could only manage a single shot on target. hits - only go one shot on target. hits can only go one together with their chants curry from stevie mallen. the visitors will suffer most from these stalemate with a second yellow card following this incident. hearts remain top of the table but now they have celtic breathing down the next after a comfortable 5—0 win over dundee. it moves brendan rodgers aside of the second four points behind hearts with a game in hand. it's been a busy night in the scottish premiership — there were four other matches. kilmarnock stay third after a

hibernian manager neil lennon goaded hearts fa ns after a manager neil lennon goaded hearts fans afterfine afterwards, but it could have been more serious. it wasn't the only incident involving fans. hearts's goalkeeper also went down after trying to retrieve the ball in the second half. he didn't need treatment and could only go one better. florian kamberi was sent for a second yellow ca rd kamberi was sent for a second yellow card following this incident. hearts remain top of the table, but they now have champions celtic breathing down their necks out gay couple 5—0 win over dundee. it moves brendan rodgers side up to second, four points behind hearts, but with a game in hand. kilmarnock stay third after a 1—1 draw with rangers, who are fourth. livingston's eight match unbeaten run was ended by stjohnstone. aberdeen, fresh from booking a place in the league cup final, thumped hamilton 3—0. and motherwell won 2—0 at struggling st mirren. in the women's champions league, fran kirby scored a hat—trick, as chelsea hammered fiorentina to make it through to the quarter finals of the compet

yoko ono celebrating john lennon's birthday in a special way and more legal troubles for the husband of a real housewife. chinez has that and more in your "eye on entertainment." >> ♪ imagine all the people ♪ >> reporter: yoko ono is honoring john lennon with a cover version of his iconic song, imagine. she released the song to commemorate what would have been his 78th birthday. she is commonly considered a co-writer of the famous song. >> a collection of handwritten lyrics and sketches from bob dylan are on display at a gallery in london. the lyrics of some of dylan's best known songs from 1961 to 2006 are paired with drawings made by the singer. >> this exhibition is the first time ever that dylan has allowed the music and his words to be linked to his visual arts. >> the collection will travel to china next year and eventually head to europe and the u.s. >> and real life drama for the husband of a real housewife. joe guidice, the husband of real housewives of new jersey star theresa guidice hes reased fr guidis an italian citizen who came to the u.s. as an infant and claims he did

robinson, whose real name is stephen yaxley—lennon, was freed from prison in august after three judgesding. let's get more from the old bailey, and our correspondent keith doyle. just bring us up—to—date with exactly what has happened this morning. good morning. this is a complex and highly charged case. there are many hundreds of supporters of tommy robinson outside the old bailey and he is addressing them on the stage that has been set up outside the central criminal court. he was here as... being tried in court for alleged contempt of court after he filmed those accused and posted pictures on social media of the huddersfield case in which 20 men we re huddersfield case in which 20 men were convicted of rape, abduction and trafficking of children and young girls. he was sentenced to ten months and another three months for a suspended sentence. as you say, he was jailed in may but freed in august. that was after three judges ruled that the case was fundamentally flawed, the way in which it was dealt with. the judge this morning was going to hear that case, that contempt of court case

i said because you are, you're fantastic. >> mccartney said he and lennon made each other better.mbered as one of the greatest, paul mccartney's album, his newest one "egypt station" is number one. >> it should be. >> it's very, very good. >> plus he wrote "yesterday." >> there you go. >>> now for today, we have much more news ahead. some students and employees are raising doubts about the quality of woz u, the educational platform created by steve wozniak. what a cbs news investigation uncovered. wozniak. what has cbs news investigation uncovered? what the news investigation uncovered. oh milk. am i willing to pay the price for loving you? you'll make my morning, but ruin my day. complicated relationship with milk? pour on the lactaid, 100% real milk, just without that annoying lactose. mmm, that's good. super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin. we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it's gentle on her skin and out cleans the other free and clear detergent. dermatologist recommended. it's got to be tide. for the bake sale? he

they will still be top tomorrow but they take on a hit side resurgent under neil lennon who have won four of their last five matches —— they take on hibs. it could be a capital cracker. celtic have scored 13 goals in their last three domestic matches and they will fa ncy three domestic matches and they will fancy adding to that this evening against bottom side dundee at dens park. the new managerjim mcintyre has watched his side ship seven goals in his first two matches. there i say this halloween could get a little scary for him if celtic‘s good form continues. aberdeen are the league cup finalists and they will take on hamilton accies at pittodrie. livingston are the surprise package this season, they are fourth in the table and they will hope to continue their good form against stjohnstone. st mirren and motherwell are involved in a basement battle, you could call it, because between the two of them, they have only managed two league wins all season. chelsea are looking to reach the women's champions league quarterfinal for the second time. they're in action right now against ital

i remember john lennon got tear gassed -- don lemon got tear gassed. told you, don. it was amazing for the reporting, because you had to walk all night like i had to walk. deraymary: i love that you havea sense of humor looking back at that time. are we had a better place in 2018 than we were four years ago? deray: i think the awareness has changed on these issues. police.s are pressing the outcomes have not changed much at all. please are still killing people at the same rates in 2014. what we know now is the change. california, any investigation of an officer that lasts more than a year can never result in discipline regardless of the outcome. that doesn't make sense. in cleveland, they destroyed discipline records every two years. in maryland, they say you can file an anonymous complaint against an officer for everything except brutality. okay, well that is-- >> [laughter] deray: we are no longer shocked when officers are not held accountable. we worked with the austin protesters. boston the only -- austin the only city where the city council voted against the pol

fred burton and samuel katz recount the fatal kidnapping of cia station chief william buckley in lennon in 1984. -- lebanon in 1984. our list continues with a look at how andrew jackson was elected president in 1828. boston college law professor and former supreme court clerk kent greenfield weighs in on the supreme court's decision to grant corporations with personhood in "corporations are people too." and in "nine pints," rose george shares her research on the science and commodification of blood. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week, and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> host: and now joining us on booktv is vicki alger. her book, "failure: the federal miseducation of america's children," came out in 2016. ms. alger, is it any better today than it was in 2016 when you wrote your book, in your view? >> guest: sadly, no. test scores haven't gone up. we have slipped in the international rankings a bit. common core's been fully entrenched, and we didn't see the improvements, and we saw some losses. so, no, things aren't getting bett

this morning, i'm happy to report mom, dad, baby lennon all doing great. >> how about that operator?>> i know. staying cool like that. >> absolutely. and it's not easy to breathe when you're that pregnant. >> no, no, no. >> so to be able to do that, i loved bringing this one to you. >> real team effort. i love the family picture of the little baby. thank you, lara. pretty red. >> right back at you. >> i'm not wearing red. >>> coming up, holiday price wars. hard to believe but they're already starting. >> i like lavender. >> okay, and how you can benefit. lara will have much more on duchess meghan's big speech in fiji. >> i am not. i'll be there listening. >> we'll tell you what she told women and girls about her own experience in college. oh, how i love lara spencer. >>> coming up, "gma's" concert series sponsored by carmax. by carmax. at carmax, we buy all the cars. uh, all the cars? all the cars. old cars? yes. new cars? oh, yeah. sports cars? indeed. a big ol' boat-like car? permission to come aboard! what about a car that's all (makes awkward car noises) hgnnnn-nn-nn-nnnn-ayy-ayy

lennon we have been trying to change that process , have been trying to change that process, and maybeinfluence and maybe it is not. we do lots of tests with women. in some vehicles they are 50% or by women. smaller cars are bought by women 50%. we have female forums, individuals coming in from externally and internally, and when we have a first idea of a new model they get in the vehicle and they look at it. and they look at it from their direction. i have to be honest. i probably look at those vehicles that i have got in the future in a different way than my colleagues. they get into a car and they will test drive its engine. i get in and i love driving and i like a nice engine, obviously. but what i look for is where i will put my handbag, where are the kids going to be? and for me, the whole storage and the interior, do i feel safe, is far more important. that's why we need more women in this industry. because lets be honest, we spend a lot of time in our vehicles, and we have ourfamilies, lot of time in our vehicles, and we have our families, and lot of time in our vehicles, and w

not the waking it's the rising ♪ ♪ and i could cry power power power power power nina cried power lennonins if you love being free ♪ ♪ i could cry power power power is my love when my love reaches to me ♪ ♪ james brown cried power seger cried power marvin cried power power ♪ ♪ james cried power lennon cried power patti cried power ♪ ♪ power billie power dylan power woody power nina cried power ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about! oh, my goodness! hozier! mavis staples! i love you. >> jimmy, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, thank you so much. "nina cried power" is out now. we'll be right back, everybody. it's an honor. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to greg kinnear, paul dano, hozier, mavis staples! [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] say tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thanks you for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. bye-bye, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller

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. >> ♪ you and me-- >> alfonsi: famously, john lennon and paul mccartney became songwriting partnersller. the other: a musical polymath with a gift for melody and experimentation. ♪ ♪ those first flute-toned notes on "strawberry fields," john lennon's masterpiece, were mccartney's idea. >> ♪ let me take you down 'cause i'm going to-- >> alfonsi: were you guys competitive, writing with each other? or did you complement each other? >> mccartney: me and john? yeah, we were competitive, yeah. not openly, but we-- we later admitted, "yeah, you know, so paul's written a good one there, i better get going." and i would similarly-- "hmm, that's a bit good, right, here we go, come on." if he'd have written "strawberry fields," i would write "penny lane." you know, and it's-- he's remembering his old area in liverpool, so i'll remember mine. >> alfonsi: and when that happened, did you compliment each other? >> mccartney: once... >> alfonsi: one time? >> mccartney: ...john gave me a compliment. >> alfonsi: in how many years? ( laughter ) >> mccartney: it was only once, the whole time. no, i thi

. >> reporter: a double reminder that life is a gift, joyous and fragile for ashley, andrew and lennoniring in ways they never could have imagined. >> that was jeff glor reporting. >>> coming up, a look at former supreme court justice sandra day o'connor. we'll speak with her son about his mother's revelation that she has dementia. and invasive species like this python continue to devastate ecosystems across the country. and how people are fighting back. thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> a innorthwest. foggy this morning in san francisco. good morning, october 25th. i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. overnight investigators from coast to coast scrambling to respond to a string of package bombs sent to high-profile democrats. new this morning, police in new york city have blocked off a street downtown reportedly investigators have taken in another suspicious package. cnn reports it was sent to a restaurant own by actor robert deniro. this morning, authorities in delaware trying to track down a package bomb sent to former vice president joe biden.

they will still be top tomorrow but they take on a hit side resurgent under neil lennon who have woneltic have scored 13 goals in their last three domestic matches and they will fa ncy three domestic matches and they will fancy adding to that this evening against bottom side dundee at dens park. the new managerjim mcintyre has watched his side

with a suite dedicated to john lennon. but musical life in liverpool didn't begin with the beatles or end with them. mcmanus is the curator of the museum of pop music here and he says it's the countless immigrants from ireland who brought music to the city. and if people have traditionally right to make music tell stories sing songs and that's that's that was their way of of all social events and i am around music liverpool. liverpool is also famous for the fair is that cross the river mercy. this one's dazzling paint job was designed by veteran pop artist peter blanc. these are liverpool's three graces the building on the right used to be the headquarters of the cue not shipping on. jackie rafferty works there she's a location scout knows all the most evocative sights in the city. this whole has featured in many films. so we're now in the queue now building on the ground floor and we're in what would have been in its day the first class arrivals departure lounge this is where people travelling on the queue not line both s

this is c w news live problem for lennon freedom for a woman sentenced to death in pakistan a christian woman was issued hanged for blasphemy insulting islam but a pakistani court overturned the conviction and pre-term the case causing widespread outrage among both human rights groups and hard line islamists. also coming up nato has launched a joint exercise in northern europe with military hardware and tens of thousands of troops from all twenty nine member countries russia says that the maneuvers are an anti russian exercise but are they truly preparation for twenty first century conflict and we'll head to one door to find out why so many feel right and are fleeing that country for the u.s. even as president trying to tighten the southern border. byron munich survived a scare in football's german cup the record holders labored judy two one victory over the new national side loading columns that will bring you the highlights and a look ahead to today's consciously. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program accord in pakistan has freed a christian woman sentenced to death by hanging for bl

has been knocked out of the former us open champion basin in three sets by world number fifty six lennon stressed that. we're just federer says no i'm your second has the mental strength to stay at the top of the women's game i suck and said that winning her first grand slam title was a bittersweet experience she just made a winning start in the chawner open why she's been talking about her breakthrough win at the us open last month that final dominated by her losing opponents arena williams who called on park hollis ramos a thief and accused him of sexism i think she's a champion in the sense that she doesn't shy away from the big stage i mean in wales is the second biggest a tennis court we have in the world the us open is the biggest one and she succeeded in both of them and i think that's a winners mentality and it's hard to teach that you know some sure she has had a wonderful support around her to get to that level because it's not easy europe's ryder cup captain thomas bjorn says unit c. was the key to his team's win over the united states all reports of bust ups and clique's of f

for further consideration. 35—year—old robinson — who appeared under his real name, stephen yaxley—lennon ferry and freight companies to plan alternative routes if a no—deal brexit blocks cross—channel traffic. the plans emerged after today's cabinet meeting in downing street, at which ministers were updated on contingency plans if we leave the eu without a deal. our deputy political editor john pienaar is in downing street. what more can you tell us? preparations for the disruption of brexit talks ending in no deal have grown more urgent and today worries about protecting the supply of vital commodities, including medicines came up at the cabinet, and one important contingency plan is to get carriers and freight companies to use alternative routes and ports in belgium and holland if blockages in calais for example interrupted vital supplies. one senior member of the government told me this was not about hiring suddenly ships or vessels to keep the nhs going or chartering vessels to get supplies across the water, it was about making sure that the companies that are there to do this job ca

we can now cross live to bear lennon our europe correspondent peter oliver peter please bring us up to speed on the latest developments coming in thick and fast in germany. or after eighteen years germany's coming to terms that angela merkel will not be the leader of the christian democratic union she said she won't seek reelection for that position their party congress is taking place at the beginning of december of in hamburg so now all eyes are on that to see who's going to be pushing to try and take that position as party leader now mrs merkel stepping down from not role but she is saying she will remain as chancellor in the past though she's been very clear that she sees both roles as being essentially is one that you can't be chancellor without being leader of your party she was very critical of gary hart schroeder who is her predecessor as chancellor when he did essentially what she's doing now for the last six months of his chancellorship he wasn't the chairman of the party she said you can't be one without the other essentially because if you are a chancellor without being hea

famously, john lennon and paul mccartney became song writing partners as teenager, one a rock 'n' roller poli mack. ♪ ♪ those first notes on strawberry fields were paul mccartney's idea. ♪ ♪ were you competitive writing with each other? >> me and john? >> yeah. they were competitive. not openly, but we later admitted, yeah, you know, paul's wrip a good one there. i better get going. i would similarly, hmm, that's a good one. write. here we go, come on. he'd write strawberry fields. i'd write penny lane. he's remembering his old area, so i'll remember mine. >> reporter: did you compliment each other? >> once. >> reporter: in how many years? >> not one time. no. i think it was revolver. here, there, and everywhere was one of my songs on it. ♪ ♪ snend snepd. >> and that's a really good song there, i love that song. i was like, yes! he likes it. you know, i remembered it to this day. it's pathetic, really. >> reporter: did you ever heap praise on him? >> yeah. i'd tell him he was great. you had to be drupg. it helped. >> reporter: you don't need to be a beatle fan to appreciate this part of

. >> glor: a double reminder that life is a gift, joyous and fragile, for ashley, andrew, and lennon,s and inspiring, in ways they never could have imagined. that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. we hope to see you tomorrow. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >> now at 6:00, activists upset about the roundup of wild horses in california. >> their demand that the animals be saved fromto set construction sites ablaze. new building techniques that make unfinished projects the perfect target. >> and breaking news after multiple incidents on the east coast, right now, authorities investigating a suspicious packag

over to the united states that came after us lawmakers wrote a letter to ecuador's current leader lennon merino demanding he hand over the wiki leaks co-founder if he wanted to avoid hurting the country's relations. we are very concerned with julian assange just continued presence at the embassy in london and he's received a record tour in citizenship last year it is clear that mr sands remains a dane clear that mrs sands remains a dangerous criminal and a threat to global security and he should be brought to justice. we feel that it will be very difficult for the united states to advance our bilateral relationship until mr sanchez handed over to the proper authorities that he sent agreement between the. american government we were very supportive my has said a month ago they are really. turned over you have to remember that no assad's . citizenship. is prevented by those who do so because he said oh it will it seems to me it has. got into our constitution. because of the hayward of this government. to the american government going to turn over. the american government and stones has bee

well live now to bear lennon our europe correspondent peter all of the listen on the data else. yes after eighteen years as the chairwoman of the christian democratic union angela merkel says that she will not stand for reelection at the party congress which takes place in the beginning of december in homburg there now what she said is that she will remain on chancellor for the time being that puts her in an interesting position of course it does give her the chance to essentially bring through at the next candidate for the christian democratic union the next general election however she has been running this party this government this country for so many years she is really the big deal when it comes to german politics and when it comes to the party under her rule her name her style runs through it like a stick of blackpool rock it's going to be very difficult to try and entice people though to the party if it remains on the angular merkel's standing now i'm glad merkel's tack has been to keep the party right in the center and when they're talking about potential replacements s

lawmakers wrote a letter to ecuador's current leader lennon merino demanding that he hand over the wiki leaks co-founder if he wanted to avoid hurting the country's relations. we are very concerned with julian assange just continued presence at your embassy in london and he's received a record tour in citizenship last year it is clear that mr sands remains a dangerous criminal and a threat to global security and he should be brought to justice. we feel that it will be very difficult for the united states to advance our bilateral relationship until mr sanchez handed over to the proper authorities there is an agreement between the. american government we were vice president my has several months ago and they are really. turned over as you have to remember that no science. citizenship. is proven to. do so because he said all is well it seems to me. i got it or a constitution for intimately because of the behavior of this government it leaves absolutely some meat that to the american government we want to turn over such american government. a sound has been holed up in ecuador's london emba

mr robinson, who was prosecuted under his real name of stephen yaxley lennon, is facing an allegationat he committed contempt by filming people before a criminal trial. some elderly people are facing distressing and painful deaths due to poor care in some care homes, according to the health watchdog. the care quality commission says staff shortages and a lack of training are to blame. relatives of two elderly women who died at a home run by bupa have told the bbc the women suffered terribly. they've been speaking to our health editor hugh pym. i saw the most cruel thing that no one should ever go through. you should not have to die that way. this is a photograph of my mother in the nursing home. ingrid is haunted by the way her mother ann died last year, aged 92. it was in a private care home run by the health provider bupa. herfamily knew she did have much longer to live and believed a plan was in place for a peaceful death in the home, but the reality was very different. the frustration of having all end of life drugs that would have eased her pain and agitation and fear down the co

fred burton and samuel katz recount the fatal kidnapping of cia station chief william buckley in lennon in 1984. -- lebanon in 1984. our list continues with a look at how andrew jackson was elected president in 1828. boston college law professor and former supreme court clerk kent greenfield weighs in on the supreme court's decision to grant corporations with personhood in "corporations are people too." and in "nine pints," rose george shares her research on the science and commodification of blood. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week, and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> host: and now joining us on booktv is vicki alger. her book, "failure: the federal miseducation of america's

. >> you have to give don lennon some credit. he accused me of being racist because i criticized kamala harris andha cory booker for thr outrageous behavior. it's racism. but it's okay to pick on a catholic? >> laura: didn't they say that relationship went down in a black hole some months ago? >> that could be racist, too. >> the eye much more careful with my fs. fantastic segment, we will stay on the leak issue by the way. one week after his explosive senate remarks became the rallying cry for conservatives behind judge kavanaugh, lindsey graham stops by and tells us where things stand tonight. don't go away >> laura: >> laura: the man who is really led the galvanized efforts behind the g.o.p. is lindsey graham. in one week after his fiery call to arms, i loved it. the center senator is feeling e confident than ever after reading the fbi report on kavanaugh. senator graham joins us to talk about that and more. what other games can we c expect from the democrats before this thing goes to the final vote? >> think of the dumbest id

john lennon, it's his birthday. >> would you, he's his birthday, we have the music, beauty shot and we have pam cook here. >> and we have dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. >> that's a weird shot with fog offer the city. >> yeah, it's the first time we're seeing fog in days, the fog as well as the onshore breeze working back in the bay area, and as it does, it will cool us down. it's cooler, 56 in san francisco and 55 in oakland, livermore 56 and san jose at 60, and santa rosa you're in the low 50s, you're down by nine in novato and 4 in oakland. a lot of this has to do with the winds, the temperatures arrest a lot to cool off. the cooler air settles in with the wind is blowing, it stirs the atmosphere around and keeps the temperatures up. here's a look at the north flow that continues this morning. at the surface, the onshore breeze is on its way. here's a look at the futurecast, picking it up for you in the afternoon. the fog is forming, we're seeing it drift into the bay and the city of san francisco. by the second of the day expect it to be along the coastline, you

. >> john lennon's birthday, also. 25 years. >> stephen: 64 years, that's amazing!ng to celebrate it? >> i survived it. >> stephen: okay, good. good. >> no, i was in l.a., which was great, which i'm usually -- >> stephen: you live there now? >> no, i'm in new orleans, but i had a couple of days off so i'm actually in my own bed with my own wife and that was pretty great. >> stephen: that's a good plan. >> yeah. >> stephen: that's an excellent plan if you want to live to be 65. ( laughter ) >> i hadn't thought about that when i said that but thank you for bailing me out and not calling attention to it. >> stephen: no problem at all. are you enjoying 64? >> yeah, you know, age -- i had to get a new license, right, because there's a thing in l.a. where you have to get a real i.d., you have to give your thumb print and it's a whole new thing to fly in two years. >> stephen: you have to go out there and they scan your thing and -- >> yeah, the whole deal, right. so it's a new higher tech. >> stephen: to drive? no, to fly in l.a. >> stephen: oh. o after 2020, you can't us

. >> ashley and baby lennon as you see there are at andrew's side at the hospital until he's discharged. >> what an amazing story. >>> california's first amazon go store opened today in san francisco's financial district. the retail giant is calling this a whole new concept in shopping. matt keller was there to see exactly how this works and what the shoppers think. >> reporter: let me explain myself. this is not what it looks like. i'm not a thief. no matter how suspicious i look, everything i'm doing is legal. in fact, it's encouraged. >> customers just walk in, take what they want, and just walk out when they're done shopping. >> this is the first amazon go store in san francisco. stored with ready to eat meals and groceries. it's on the corner of california street and battery street in san francisco's financial district. >> we think our value proposition of good food fast really works well with these high density neighborhoods where there's a lot of people who are hungry and in a rush. >> reporter: here's how it works. you have to download the amazon go app on your phone and log int

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imagine if we just homed john lennon songs as we waved everyone through.se, you would only launch a dozen new caravans, each filled with knowns and unknowns. it's obvious. wait, that's already happening. that's a consequence. why aren't the democrats worried? because they know the republicans in the u.s. border patrol will end up being the bad guys. we always are. and bail them out. it's perfect for democrats because really, it's all about feeling good. it's all theater, and the evil characters or anyone who thinks critically, and a hero, the progressive who pushes emotion without consequence, and he wins because he can fake empathy, still have a border, and a villain to blame it on. it's great being a kid. you can demand the dumbest things and secretly hope your parents aren't listening. what do you think of my theory, dana, that the democrats need republicans to be the bad guys because they know that they are going to pull the band-aid off, they are going to ground the students, you know what i mean? >> dana: i was thinking about a blind taste test, just

bryanna lennon and scott have a 2-year-old son named ryan with a rare condition in which his mouth wasstomach. he is now a happy, healthy boy, but will need expensive care for the rest of his life. bryanna is running for office as a democrat. i'm glad he is a happy, healthy little boy, but let's put an asterisk. who will need expensive health care for many years to come. >> right. there was a lot of expensive care in the beginning to make sure he was a happy and healthy boy now. it's something really important to us. preexisting condition coverage and making sure we are going allow him to have insurance coverage and he can find it when he is older is one of the biggest priorities and something that comes up a lot when we talk as a family about the future. >> what are kind of coverage do you have now and what are you worried about? >> we have coverage through our employers. we worry constantly about whether or not we will lose that coverage if we lose our jobs. every year we have our most difficult conversations. the conversation about what our health care plan will be the next year and

but i got to introduce john lennon at a rally in new york in the 1970s. and later i got to break my nose in a hockey game, a bum hockey -- a broom hockey game, and i jumped over a guy and didn't make it. when i turned around, who was the guy? it was forrest gump. tom hanks. and i write about it in the book. it's been a great journey. and it's been fun to be able to write about it. and i'm thrilled with the response thus far to the book. didn't even get to your one-time classmate robert mueller. maybe next time -- >> well, mueller, we played -- we did. we went to high school together. we played a lot of sports together. he was the best athlete in our school. and captain of my hockey team. the hockey team i was on. he was is -- we played soccer, hockey, lacrosse together. and he went into the service. he served with great distinction in vietnam. he was a marine, is a marine for life. and he's a very strong-minded, straight human being, and america is lucky to have him on the job. >> his name comes up around here from time to time. this book is called "every

backbone of my, and a lot of people's childhood, and how tribe called quest is to me is what john lennonah. >> right? and i guess i'm comfortable in discomfort, and comfortable with a lot of challenges because it turned out to be the most beautiful, challenging, emotional, incredible experience of my life. and i am genuinely -- i have to come on here, and sell [ bleep ] whether i like it or not. [ laughter ] i'm being dead serious. i could be on here next time like telling you something is good -- >> seth: wait. wait a second, you've lied to me? >> i love seeing you. [ laughter and applause ] i love seeing you. and i love seeing you, and i love seeing you, and i love seeing all of you, and sometimes i have to be on here on some bull[ bleep ] and, like, this movie is my heart. i spent four years making it. i care about it. i love it, and i promise you, if you go see it, you will be moved, and laugh and enjoy yourself. so thank you. go see it. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: and we're going to talk about it some more. we'll be right back with more from jonah hill. [ cheers and applause ]

an interview published today by "gq" magazine, paul mccartney revealed that he and bandmate john lennone masturbated together. but then yoko came in and broke it up. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a fantastic show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] she's starring in the film, "a simple favor." she's one of our favorites. anna kendrick is back on the show everybody. [ cheers and applause ] she is one of the stars of hbo's "insecure." she is hilarious. natasha rothwell is joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] so happy to have her here. before we get to that, you guys, i'm in my 40s now. i am married and i have two kids. but nothing, and i mean nothing makes me feel older than when i realize i no longer know the teen slang terms teenagers are using. and it seems like these days teen slang terms are evolving so fast, it's impossible to keep up. so we decided to give you a little primer to get you me up to date on new teen slang terms in a segment we call "seth explains teen slang." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: our first new teen slang term the teens are using i

john lennon's psychedelic sunglasses for £15,000.se great big purple things in the corner for just 900 quid. michaeljackson's wig, how do you know that was his? i would imagine he had quite a few. i would imagine he had quite a few. i would imagine he buried one. this is probably just i would imagine he buried one. this is probablyjust one of them. i would imagine he buried one. this is probablyjust one of themlj find this a bit creepy. i don't know if we can get it on the camera, in a jar is, valued at up to £4600, a lump of elvis presley's here. i think it's a bit weird. what do you deal with that? leave it in the jar, invite people to look at it?|j suppose elvis presley's here is worth more than... that is with the whole of michaeljackson's wig. i rememberjohn wayne being asked if it was real here, and he said it's real, it's just not mine! it was real here, and he said it's real, it'sjust not mine! we it was real here, and he said it's real, it's just not mine! we are it was real here, and he said it's real, it'sjust not mine! we

mr robinson — who was prosecuted under his real name stephen yaxley lennon — is facing an allegationlp reduce birth defects. health officials believe the change would mean pregnant women get the recommended regular exposure to the b vitamin. a consultation is due to be launched next year. uk high streets have the highest concentration of fast food outlets in almost a decade, according to research by bbc news. in most areas, the number of takeaways per 100,000 people is at its highest since 2010 — up by a third in that time. research suggests people most exposed to them are nearly twice as likely to be obese. david rhodes reports. it is the food that is fast, convenient and an everyday part of some people's lives. i really hated how i looked. it is not normal to be 30 stone. at the age ofjust 16, joe from rotherham was morbidly obese. you're seeing more takeaways than you're actually seeing corner shops. i think they should definitely limit the number of fast—food places massively, because it is just taking over. it's part of everyday life. analysis of official figures by the bbc has

. >> he knew what his baby's name was going to be and he said lennon.he first questions you had answered. >> reporter: and just over 24 hours later, ashley was induced. doctors discovered andrew had a condition that causes an abnormal heart rhythm. that caused the emergency. doctors say ashley's quick actions saved his life. >> i don't think andrew would be here today if it wasn't for the actions of ashley. >> he's coming home and that's really the only thing that matters. >> they're all going home. our thanks to diana williams. that choked you up. >>> coming up, the singer elle king opens up about her battles with substance abuse and depression and about reconciling with her famous dad. you're watching "world news now." my teeth are yellow. time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. ♪ x's and the o's they haunt me like ghosts they want me ♪ ♪ to make them all

. >> la historia de amor de john lennon y yo como no llegarÁ a la pantalla grandees serÁ a principiosarando para el dÍa de muertos y recuerden que pertence bien si no va venir a llorar a jalarle las orejas! [rÍe] y mientras no venga con llanto la llorona estamos todos a salvo. oye, quÑe buena producciÓn. la llorona se permea por todos lados. hay una llorona , el cada lugar. quÉ bueno que esté ya mejor la chiquis la tuya, dquÉ era}?te encantan las pelÍculas de medioÑl pero yo, me des algo. lo que estÁ de medio, de miedo, en la situaciÓn que estÁ atravesando alex rodrÍguez. quiero reducir las drÁsticamente la pensiÓn que le pasa a su exesposa y mÁs a las de sus dos hijas. allÍ la tiene ella en pantalla. hace 10 aÑos que alex rodrÍguez, para unos $115,000 de manutenciÓn paga. libres de impuestos. en lo paga y estÁ libre de impuestos. el afirma que debe haber un cambio porque sus ingresosse redujeron a un 90%. ganaba 30 millones al aÑo pero ahora dice que solamente gana 3 millones al aÑo. tiene un punto, pero estÁ molesto porque dice que ella tiene cara, tiene casa, tiene dinero. es psicÓ