lennon. any questions from members? if not, we will now open these items for public comment for items 31-34. if you are here for these items but do not want to provide testimony you have the opportunity to speak with the department briefly outside or you can just meet with mr. lennon and let him know to resolve your issue. any member s of the public who would like to speak on these item s? please come forward. >> hello. my name is eric and i'm not too sure why i'm here, but i figured i will explain why i think i might be here. this is probably 15 years ago i was gardening in the front of my house in diamond heights and a woman walked by and she said, why dont you cut some of the plants in the front and i got up and i am like, what's the matter? she goes, they are touching the sidewalk. like you got to be kidding me. she goes yes, i'm like, well, it isn't impeding traffic. if you dont like it, if it isn't to your liking, you can come and prune it yourself and she walked off in a huff and a week later i came home and ther

lennon. any questions from members? if not, we will now open these items for public comment for items 31-34. if you are here for these items but do not want to provide testimony you have the opportunity to speak with the department briefly outside or you can just meet with mr. lennon and let him know to resolve your issue. any member s of the public who would like to speak on these item s? please come forward. >> hello. my name is eric and i'm not too sure why i'm here, but i figured i will explain why i think i might be here. this is probably 15 years ago i was gardening in the front of my house in diamond heights and a woman walked by and she said, why dont you cut some of the plants in the front and i got up and i am like, what's the matter? she goes, they are touching the sidewalk. like you got to be kidding me. she goes yes, i'm like, well, it isn't impeding traffic. if you dont like it, if it isn't to your liking, you can come and prune it yourself and she walked off in a huff and a week later i came home and ther

for one of the l that john lennon used to own. everyone thought it was lost, but now it's showed up this week at an auction. 1964, john lennon used the. let me see if i'm saying this correct framus hootenanny guitar for the beatles albums help! and rubber soul. julien's auctions says lennon then gifted it to gordon waller from the music duo peter and gordon. he then gave it to his manager, who tossed it in his attic for the past 50 years. so as a result, everyone thought the guitar was lost, it has emerged. yesterday, the guitar was sold for $2.8 million. it is the fifth most expensive guitar ever sold, and only beat me out by 2.7999. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. audrey and raj joins us with what's coming up at 530. hey guys, it's a very busy evening. garvin and jessica extremely busy. our coverage continues of former president trump guilty on all counts in his hush money trial. we have the latest from the courthouse. there in new york. and the reaction in the political world

y de lo que se habla es de la venta de la famosa guitarra perdida de john lennon, que fue subastada enbeatles en 1964 y 1965, respectivamente. >> lennon regalÓ la guitarra y estuvo dormida durante dÉcadas en un Ático. hasta ahora, que por supuesto saliÓ a la venta por esta jugosa cantidad. >> si esa guitarra pudiera hablar, contarÍa muchas historias. seguramente >> imagÍnate, tiene un pedazo de historia musical importantÍsima. la persona que se la quedÓ y bien por Él para gastar este dinero. >> y tambiÉn buen pretexto para ir a escuchar las canciones. >> tambiÉn que la cuide. bueno, y mÉxico tiene por delante una soluciÓn al reto de la sequÍa y hacer que el agua potable llegue a la poblaciÓn que sufre su escasez. y vamos con el vÍdeo del dÍa. ve usted estas impresionantes imÁgenes de un volcÁn del suroeste de islandia que entrÓ en erupciÓn el miÉrcoles? y le cuento que fue por quinta vez desde el mes de diciembre. >> nico, el coloso arrojÓ enormes flujos de lava que amenazaban con aislar la ciudad de grindavik y provocaron la evacuaciÓn del famoso balneario geotermal laguna azul, donde

the new beatles song, that was a john lennon song.hn lennon approve this if he was alive today? and no—one knows, you know. a lot of arguments on both sides. same thing with if if you would do an elvis show or you do a michaeljackson show, or even do a beatles show, you know, would they want to do that, would they? and i think that's very, very important to ask that question and maybe also say that, no, we we don't know. and we actually think that he or she, or they didn't want to do this and then we shouldn't do it. but, you know, that's how we think about it, and we we really ask those questions. you can take that, especially when it comes to ai, so, we could actually, if we wanted, do kiss songs, new kiss songs. well, but should we or do we want to do that? or what would the fans say about that? would it be it will sound like in the future? in the near future, it will be good songs, but it wouldn't be kiss songs. you�*ve been credited as being instrumental in the rise of the streaming giant spotify. so i�*m kind of wondering, was i

lennon's in romania on monday to be officially presented on a two—year deal until 2026.had recently been linked to the republic of ireland job and is back coaching after a break of 18 months meanwhile, chelsea women are set to announce lyon's sonia bompastor as their new manager. she will take charge of the french side in the champions league final against barcelona on saturday, but is widely believed to have reached an agreement with chelsea, with her assistant manager camille abily also joining her in west london. scottie scheffler�*s court date has been delayed until threejune following his arrest during the us pga championship at valhalla last week. the world number one was arrested on friday last after trying to drive into valhalla golf club in heavy traffic, and his arraignment date had been set for tuesday the 21st of may. scheffler was charged with second—degree assault, third—degree criminal mischief, reckless driving and disregarding traffic signals from an officer. all charges, which scheffler denies, still appear on the docket. dan evans�* preparations for th

guitar used by needles front and john lennon that have been lost for 50 years has been sold at auctions the highest price paid for a guitar at auction in beatles history. the 12 string hootenanny acoustic guitar was used by him on the recording of the health album. thanks so much for watching. that's it for this. hello, i'm marc edwards. welcome to sportsday. here's what's coming up. it's a roland garros classic as iga swiatek fights back in epic clash with naomi 0saka at the french open. world numberi scottie scheffler has all charges dropped by prosecutors after his arrest outside the pga championship. the more evidence that comes out, the more it shows that scottie was a victim here. the history makers 0lympiakos become the first greek side to win a european club trophy as they beat fiorentina in the final of the europa conference league. hello and thanks for joining us on sportsday. we're going to start at the french open in paris,

famous strummed by john lennon on one of the beatles most famous songs ever. that's help. and beatles bandmate george harrison actually both used it at various times for the help and rubber soul albums. it was then lost for some 50 years before being found in the attic of a rock music manager who received it by way of a musical friend of lennon's. it sold at auction yesterday to an unidentified buyer for just under $2.9 million, and that is the fifth highest selling guitar ever. and you know, the highest one. which one? i looked it up. oh, you did 6 million. well, a little bit over 6 million. yeah. kurt cobain actually played it. it's a 1959 martin d-18e. wow. that's amazing. you got both of those guitars down parts. oh, i'm sorry, not till you pick it up. tune in friday when you hear me playing. all right, well, we'll be waiting on that. we're also waiting for a cool down for some of the inland areas that are going to be dealing with some heat today. when you take a look at this shot, it's like, oh, i already know it's going to be a warm day when it's all clear in san fra

also in the mix, jackets worn by the king of pop, michael jackson, and a guitar used by john lennon during his beatles days, which was believed lost for some 50 years. wow. >> coming up, what exactly is pink noise and can it really help you sleep better? >> and later, the skydiver who lost his phone during a plunge. but did he get it back? you're watching world news now. all right. >> victims of mesothelioma and their families may be entitled to receive a cash award from the estimated $30 billion in asbestos trust funds, with over $50 billion awarded. we have over 30 years of experience and have successfully recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for thousands of clients, even if a family member has passed due to mesothelioma or lung cancer, you may still be entitled to a cash award. if you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma. call 1-800-200-8050 one. now sleep. feel the shakes. >> difference is real from the light to the dark. >> pull back. >> fall in. exhale. woo ma'am. so chill all night. on a cloud like a feather. smooth soft. nothing better. just right. own the nigh

. >> anyway, hell be made of all the film obi wan kenobi slash john lennon luke. >> look, we've all been there. your ac decides to quit turning your home into an unbearable sweatbox and now you have to deal with it. hi i'm joe and this is why i invented iflo, the world's first automatic ac drain line cleaning system to keep your ac going and that cool air flowing look, it's not the tracy is broken. it's that your drain line is clogged. here's why a thick, slimy, sticky bacteria called zoogloea lives, grows, and sticks inside your drain pan and drain line, clogging it up and causing your ac to shut down . but don't worry, that's why i invented i flow, i flow is a smart, automated device that dispenses our proven bio enzymatic cleaning fluid on a customized schedule that actively breaks down and flushes it out of the drain line, helping to prevent those costly clogs. and the best part is, installing i flow is a breeze. just stick it on the air handler, connect the i flow and start to clean a cartridge and you're good to go. and you don't have to be a pro to do it because there's an air flo

a guitar owned by john lennon sold for $2.8 million at auction. it was found, guess where?w did they not know it was up there? at least they did discover it, though. thanks for waking up with "early today" and ending your week with us. i'm frances riverahave a, uc santa cruz will take you there. live with new

lennon famously performed the song you've got to hide your love away on the guitar in 1965 film helpp! well, the latest stories sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. carmelites. now back to andrew and . bev. and. bev. >> very good morning. it's 1007 >> very good morning. it's1007 here on britain's newsroom on gb news. let's have a look at what you've been saying at home. a lot of you are sort of conflicted about this diane abbott story, particularly saying how come andrew is suddenly so sympathetic to diane abbott, given that you haven't been for many years? >> no, i've never been sympathetic to her, ever. i've opposed just about everything she's ever said or done. but she's ever said or done. but she's been bullied. >> yeah . oh. >> yeah. oh. >> yeah. oh. >> karl says diane abbott is the first black woman in parliament. should have been a shining example of how society has changed. however, her attitude towards people who are not like her is a clear demonstration of the very thing that made her appointment such big news only appued appoin

. >>> and how much would you pay for one of john lennon's guitars? my husband would pay a lot.pa stevens joins us. >> hey, kate and zinhle, open ai has reportedly struck a deal with apple to integrate its chat bot into the ios 18 operating system. the information first reported the news and says that microsoft's ceo satya nadella is concerned about the potential conflict with its open ai partnership. microsoft has invested more than $13 billion in open ai. >>> nearly 2 million bottles of fiji water sold on amazon are part of a recall. the u.s. food and drug administration said fiji found elevated levels of manganese and bacteria in 79,000 cases of the water sold between february 1st and march 3rd. 99% of the affected bottles never even left the warehouse. >>> and one of john lennon's guitars from his time with the beatles just sold for $2.9 million aft auction. that makes it one of the most valuable pieces of beatles memorabilia. the 12 string acoustic guitar known as the hootenanny was believed to be lost for over 50 years until it was discovered in someone's attic in england.

moment that i shots with, from the bio, which is don't, doesn't us thoughts me on a big lesson on it's lennon process. sort of us the story. the push the team, it's very different. so it's more tv all the, all the production i've been doing for team on the little boy is pushing the boundaries of african cinema. and he has an impressive collection of props and you lodge next to his wife lp or side, you was initially part of his crude. but she was the only one in his team who stuck around and finally helped to build his business. to called me she said, oh let's it all those years we've wasted with those guys are going to list the fridge as well. we can't do this in a loan to people. we have like 10 people before on the left, which is that just go to stop by me. so we started from discussing, as i said, we are not going to be using the look how much i will use in that's we have to stop sourcing for, for him, for the. so that's all we started. look, us friends, we walk us, but let's we don't walk as husband and wife when it comes to projects. make sure we tried to achieve the best to build the be

." ♪ let it be ♪ ♪ let it be yeah let it be ♪ >> david: the new music video showing john lennon, paul starr, featuring clips from the restored documentary "let it be." it's now streaming on disney plus. >>> when we come back here tonight, just in. the mother and daughter who sent in a message for every mom out there watch type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pai

people went to the lennon grad research institute is every day except on september the 15th 1941. when a philosophy, i always made the streets impossible to reach to the institute stuff that came to us during the war. he is exhausted. leningrad donated 144 tons of gloves. the cases that we have, the more significance testimony is saying, you know, the causes and then for the sake of money. and it's almost impossible for me to come home mission to appear with the purchase that i'm gonna shoot, understand that sometimes they fall as much as you want them. 1942, several attempts have been made to break during another attack. the weather, i mean, managed to kept to a small piece of land on the left bank ski patrol the . this is unique. the camera man was only able to land with the troops when you have skipped the chop was in place the, the fighting didn't stop here for a 2nd. and the soldiers, average life expectancy was 52 hours the only come on was no preparing a 5th attempt to break the blockade named operation east. correct? yes. get that the truck was tasked with providing the ri

we saw paul mccartney recently use the benefits of al to bring somejohn lennon recordings into a new for the work to be used, it is fine and huge advantages, going back to the electric guitar synthesiser, music is a whiz embraced new technology end at once to work with and embrace ai. -- end at once to work with and embrace ai. —— music has always embraced. they need to earn a decent living, it is not a well waged industry, creative industry, but to do that they need their works protected and images protected. you see there are deep fakes of lots of famous people, including artists and music creators and we need some potential protection on personality rights and thatis protection on personality rights and that is something to be looked at in america. something we should look at here. and so the images cannot be used falsely without their consent and hoodwink people who want to buy genuine products. kat}. and hoodwink people who want to buy genuine products.— genuine products. kay, fascinating, vincent moss. _ genuine products. kay, fascinating, vincent moss, thank _ genuine products

the former celtic boss neil lennon is back in football after being announced as the new manager of rapidd and it's a 2 year deal until 2026. jamie overton is set to miss both england test series this summer against west indies and sri lanka after suffering a stress fracture of the lower back. the surrey pace bowler played his only test in 2022 but was a candidate to replace jimmy anderson when he retires from international cricket injuly. yorkshire chairman colin graves says the club will be fighting for its survival this year unless they become a private structure. graves returned to the county at the start of the year that yorkshire lost £2.7 million last year and total losses now exceed 9 million. there just 100 days to go until the start of the paralympic games in paris. and the head of the games, andrew parsons has high hopes they can go down as one of best. today, organisers have renewed their push for fans to attend in august. so far, 900,000 of the 2.8 million tickets have been sold. this video here, released by the international paralympic committee, as part of that push. the ip

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former celtic manager neil lennon is back in football as the new manager of rapid bucharest.ement after 18 months. he had also been linked to the vacant republic of ireland job. chelsea are set to announce lyon boss sonia bompastor as their new manager after the champions league final this weekend. the 43—year—old is lined up to replace emma hayes, but is aiming to bow out at lyon on a high in that champions league final against barcelona on saturday. an announcement is expected after that showpiece event, and bompastor“s assistant manager camille abily will also join her in west london. scottie scheffler“s court date has been delayed until the 3rd ofjune following his arrest during the us pga championship at valhalla last week. the world number one was arrested on friday last, after trying to drive into valhalla golf club in heavy traffic and his arraignment had been set for tomorrow tuesday the 21st of may. scheffler was charged with second—degree assault, third—degree criminal mischief, reckless driving and disregarding traffic signals from an officer. all charges, which s

i always remember the story of lennon and mccartney being — kind of locking themselves in a room andonderful — if you want to understand - creativity, there are two . wonderful things to watch. one is peterjackson's the beatles series, i where they're very formalised. they come in at ten o'clock, have a cup of tea, sit - down, start playing. then watch exile on — - a documentary on the rolling stones making exile on main street. - chaos. i mean, you know, vast amounts of illegal substances, _ fio process. both of them created genius products, genius albums. i so, you've got to be — - processes are good but you mustn't let processes . override your creativity. they must be the servant of creativity. _ can ijust ask a question? because i've been very inspired by a documentary i saw this weekend called eno, with brian eno in it. it's a generative documentary. it's actually quite something. but one of the things he said was he banishes "but" — it's a "no but" zone when they're creating, whether that's heroes for david bowie or, you know, all the other incredible music that he's created.

stuart: that's john lennon nor the beetles and one of the earliest reportings of the beatles in 1961 or 1962 before they game famous. next, 11:00 eastern time and friday, may 24th. the nasdaq doing well this morning. it's up 150 points but the dow not recovering after yesterday's 600 point loss. it is up 50 however. show me big tech. we did this with just a few moments ago and they were all up, same story now and they're all up, meta is up 2% and apple, alphabet, microsoft and amazon, they're all up this morning. and 10-year treasury yield getting perilously close to 4%. now this, biden's green new deal includes $3 billion for environmental justice, whatever that means. who gets it? the radicals get it. far left causes that have very lit toll do with climate are take ago ton of your money. a$600 million goes to the grant maker program and the environmental protection agency and the bureaucrats hand out money to dozens of activist groups like the climate justice alliance and they get $50 million. now, this is a group that champions hamas and the palestinians and vilifies israel. what

and john lennon's imagine. this is what we need now.py to talk about advances we made in cancer. neil: this a drug for which you got fda approval treats bladder cancer. merck had a similar drug on the market. life and death issues trump the lot of what we've been seeing happening in these college incidents across the country but is this an outright cure for bladder cancer? >> you bring up the checkpoint inhibitor, it has been an amazing advance and all tumor types. one of the things we learned from that checkpoint inhibitor is t cells treat all cancers. it turns out sadly once you have the checkpoint inhibitor, the bladder cancer where you have initial response recurs and progress is. the goal, how do we find out what is causing these checkpoints and t cells to fail? turns out you and i have a natural killer cell that has been there for 500 million years. the transplant, i wrote my first paper, this cell has been discovered in science literature over the last 20 or 30 years and it turns out if you can activate the natural cell you can r

officer: john lennon as he was entering his premise was shot by an unknown at this time white male.immense shock and grief to the first rock and roll assassination. it was like in one moment the '60s and '70s got murdered. man: in his life, has given more love than most men and women on the face of this earth. we're here to prove love is not dead, even though john is. graham: you know, you start the decade with the death of a beatle. you don't really know where you're going to go from that point, culturally or musically. announcer: 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. [ rock music plays ] we are so excited about this new concept in tv. we'll be doing for tv what fm did for radio. [ music plays ] quinn: at the time the world was saying, we don't think anybody is going to watch videos over and over, but we knew we had something special. ♪ ooh, my little pretty one ♪ ♪ my pretty one ♪ ♪ when you gonna give me some time, sharon

. - i think he was the closest that his generation came to a john lennon. - yeah. - in that, you knowin 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? [needle drops] [acoustic guitar strumming] ♪ ♪ - oasis, the verve, blur-- the brit-pop thing, it was like the hangover of grunge. "oh my god, my head's pounding, this has been insane, let's turn on oasis." [laughs] - ♪ and after all ♪ ♪ you're my wonderwall ♪ - they were the opposite of nirvana because they wanted fame. you know, 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 we admire about oasis, in a way, is that they've got no kind of... no forced modesty, you know. - i admire anybody who can just sort of go, "we're brilliant." and, i mean, it's like... anybody who's got the balls to do that is good in my book. ♪ ♪ ♪ but i'm a creep ♪ - "

courtroom artist for more than four decades and present at many infamous trials including the john lennonr, the boston marathon bombing and bernie made off. that's just a few of them. i know you sketched donald trump before. your rendering last year went viral. i am guessing this must be one of your biggest assignments ever. talk about the pressure to document this trial. are there unique challenges working on an historic case? this is a courtroom that is cramped with security personnel, right? >> more cramped than ever. i can barely see tron. they have two large officers standing at the front of the room, blocking my view. i am leaning a lot. it is really hard to get the view that i need. even if one of them will go away and i had only one i will get a much better view. i do the best that i can. it is not easy. the pressure is tremendous. i am supplying images to the world. i am a public servant here. it is really hard. i do the best that i can. it is not always great. i am still trying. >> maybe not great by your standards, but the reality is it is all we have to go on. what are the kin

and cease to be thinking as individuals but we want our own property, we want our own families, jon lennon imagine that's the dream. it's not just a matter of overturning a false view of human nature. i think in a sense all of the modern waves all have a false view of mother nature that contains a partial truth. so my call to think anew about the let's put all these pieces back together again. in a way in which they are sufficiently cognizant of their own self limitation. we are not all just individuals but were not just all species to be used but we are social and political animals who do have inherent dignity and need to be accorded that inherent dignity. the politics of our day between the neo- marxist left liberals and the right is all premised on the false understanding of human nature. i subscribed to none of the above. i invite you to join me in that. thank you. >> think if your response. >> good morning doctor. thank you so much for your address. i'm a graduate student across the street at st. john's college. >> i could tell from the boat site. [laughter] cooks out that the good th

it's lennon's. >> qatar, it's called it's 12 string guitar and it just sold this guitar sold for 2.8 million dollars. my gosh. pretty incredible. now, help any severe. not surprised. i mean, there's a famous guitar. yeah. so songs. he wrote strumming on that qatar where pencil and a piece of qatar that literally everyone in the world this. but you never want to play that. kind actually found that guitar. it was sitting undisturbed in an attic from one. goodness. so i just needed a good that would never touch. that's we are u get outside today. you're going feel just how ho compared to the past few days. >> today and tomorrow, our hottest well, a little bit of relief this weekend. terry, good and we'll see tomorrow for narrator: due to strong language and sexual content, viewer discretion is advised. today on dr. phil. mike: if you were a man, i'd [bleep] smash you in the ground right now. narrator: a wife accused. cindy: mike is convinced that i have cheated on him. you had her take a polygraph. mike: the results showed she passed it, but i knew she flunked one of the questions

and cease to be thinking as individuals but we want our own property, we want our own families, jon lennon imagine that's the dream. it's not just a matter of overturning a false view of human nature. i think in a sense all of the modern waves all have a false view of mother nature that contains a partial truth. so my call to think anew about the let's put all these pieces back together again. in a way in which they are sufficiently cognizant of their own self limitation. we are not all just individuals but were not just all species to be used but we are social and political animals who do have inherent dignity and need to be accorded that inherent dignity. the politics of our day between the neo- marxist left liberals and the right is all premised on the false understanding of human nature. i subscribed to none of the above. i invite you to join me in that. thank you. >> think if your response. >> good morning doctor. thank you so much for your address. i'm a graduate student across the street at st. john's college. >> i could tell from the boat site. [laughter] cooks out that the good th

we're going to the right to harry lennon, former federal prosecutor, former deputy assistant attorney general, now host of the podcast hockey feds. as a former high-ranking doj official what is your interpretation of jack smith's motion? >> it's very well taken, alex, and this is a whopper even by trumpian standards because it's precisely wrong. the standard circular here is actually meant to keep things safer and inhibit the use of force except when there's really a deadly danger to agents, and its pernicious. it's dangerous because it makes people who are going to be the subject of searches in the future think oh, they're coming at me with deadly force. that's exactly the kind of circumstance that can prompt standoffs with fbi and endanger the lives of agents. so merrick garland is not looking to wade into these disputes generally, but what trump said was so both off-base and dangerous, he had two. so smith is rightly saying that look, he can't do this anymore. it's not just the proceedings. some of these agents are going to be witnesses as well and we know that once he made a state

and finally, a guitar used by john lennon has become the most expensive beatles instrument ever soldy acoustic guitar was found in an attic after it was presumed lost. for more than half a century. it sold for £23 million to a telephone bidder at the hard rock cafe in new york. lennon famously performed the song you've got to hide your love away on the guitar in the 1965 film help i while the latest 1965 film help! while the latest stories sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. common alerts. now back to tom and . emily. and. emily. >> good afternoon britain. it's 1:08 now. almost a thousand soldiers and around 240 horses from the household division are taking part in this year's king's birthday parade. performed. they performed a khaki rehearsal at the event today. >> yes. it's now been confirmed that the princess of wales will not be present at the colonel's review. there was some expectation that she might make it. i believe that is on the 8th of june. so joining us now is gb news royal correspondent, cameron walker. cameron, this is the

i mean, for example, with the john lennon's of, you know, when they made john lennon look like he wastage to life. so i think . some people might really like that. >> but is it healthy? i mean, because unfortunately, dying and passing on that is a part of life. it help you if life. is it does it help you if you got this you if you've still got this kind version of kind of technology version of your talking your loved one, you're talking to hinder with to them. does it hinder you with your it kind your moving on, or is it a kind of antidote to loneliness? >> and think cummings >> and i think that cummings story interesting. story is very, very interesting. i of people, i think a lot of people, michelle, up the michelle, are so fed up with the status to see status quo, they'd like to see something happen. status quo, they'd like to see son buting happen. status quo, they'd like to see son butingis, happen. status quo, they'd like to see son butingis, thehappen. status quo, they'd like to see sonbutingis, the answer is >> but it is, he. the answer is start doesn't hold start up party. he

just saying how crazy it is that our terms have come to an end, however, our journeys, lennon and i are journeys as advocates will continue on. being part of the school district for the past 13 years has given me a sense of community and how to be part of and create a welcoming space for all people. this past year, i had the pleasure of working with mary kate, our student advisory council. our advisor, mary kate, embodies the authentic and caring individual that all students should have access to within our school district. in the past two years, mary kate has been in this position and she has touched the hearts of countless students. but unfortunately, her role has come to an end and she will not be part of our school district due to budget cuts through through this time as a position of student delegate, i've witnessed so many instances of integral community members losing their jobs because of budgeting issues within the school district, and as a student, i hope to continue to see a compromise that doesn't negatively affect students within their wellness and education. but to leave o

it's in a way, it's like yoko ono and john lennon. it's the same kind of attitude. like that. >> okay , diana, last word on >> okay, diana, last word on this one. >> i don't think i'm going to change my view. i think i would like to see harry here for the games and in that time, i think he should stay quietly in buckingham palace and see his father. okay well, listen, folks, coming up next, as it's reported that meghan markle will not come to the uk next week for fear of being booed by british crowds, i'll get reaction from the queen of us showbiz and royal reporting kinsey schofield plus some other big stories from the united states. >> next. it's next. wsfime next. it's time now for us. news with the queen of american showbiz. royal and political reporting. kinsey schofield kinsey. great to see you again. well, it's a red letter day in the calendar, the invictus games. there is a special service in london on wednesday. harry will be there, but meghan not correct. >> yes, sir. we understand that meghan markle will be sitting this one out. richard eden of the daily m

and when you do go in, i was graham lennon was talking about earlier. he had his book tough crowd.nk all about his being cancelled or whatever. and he said that people have bought it and, and where it is stocked, they've had to like go behind and find it. but then the glue , and find it. but then the glue, the pages are stuck together. >> yeah. members of staff allegedly have allegedly as pages sabotaging and whatnot. >> and it's not the thing is , >> and it's not the thing is, it's not like these books if you read like trans by helen joyce or whatever, these are, well, argument these aren't fascist documents. these aren't mein kampf, which they do sell, by the way . yeah, yeah, they're the way. yeah, yeah, they're happy to sell mein kampf, but this is, this is too much. they are reasoned arguments that present facts . yeah. and so the present facts. yeah. and so the idea that they're in any way hateful is no , they just differ hateful is no, they just differ from your ideology. >> because when i go into a bookshop , i just want to buy bookshop, i just want to buy what i want to bu

international competition, there was a final, italy, here i am, well, my toy won, this there was john lennon'slso has its own scent, every toy has its own scent, even an orange, all my bears are... in a vintage style, they are all made from vintage plush, and painted the plush is also handmade, it’s all handmade, i don’t work on a sewing machine, stitch by stitch, everything is sewn by hand. by profession, svetlana is a theater director, she even had her own small theater, and then for some reason i wanted silence, comfort, warmth, exactly in i got what i wanted from wool, i like the properties of wool, its plasticity, its pliability. for adults, these simple toys train logic, attention, memory, fine motor skills, oh, thank you, by the way, they are cut out of birch, from a single piece of solid wood, if we lose even one piece, it will be impossible to cut out the same one a second time, because two you can’t cut the same thing with a jigsaw, great, cool, this is the slotted thread... vladimir plugotarev was born and lived all his life in kursk, for the first time he encountered a tree in as a

see those images, lennon and the beatles went to see "let it be," and they left thinking, oh, we mustin '19. and they said, oh, my god, we loved each other. paul would be singing. he would be playing, staring at paul like, looking for affirmation and they locked eyes and you saw a love there that we didn't -- i think even paul mccartney forgot how much they loved each other during the breakup. >> yeah, and it's such a strange thing the way that the release of these records and the movie kind of messed with everyone's head. "let it be" wasn't the last thing they recorded. "abbey road" was the last thing the beatles recorded. all this stuff from "let it be" before they recorded abbey road. if you thought about the proper context it would change your whole view the way this band has gone out. >> for beatles fans, they thought this sad breakup, "let it be" was the last album, what they don't know, paul called george and said we want to do one more album. he said, oh, are you going to let me do my job or fighting all the time. they said, we want to go out strong. they produced the greatest

. >> guitar owned by john lennon, found in an attic, has sold for $2.9 million at auction. in the recording of the help album in 1965. it hasn't been seen or played on for more than 50 years. >> well, that'll be good to find your attic, wouldn't it? >> a hootenanny hootenanny, just that. i mean, it's a phenomenal how they've managed to, authenticate it and all that. i don't know, there must be some. there must have been something there with it. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> i wonder what kind of condition it's in if it hasn't been played in 50 years. >> i don't know, $2.9 million. so nice, isn't it? that's. that's quite something, loads of you getting in touch, pensioners , primarily at the moment, not at all. happy with what andy williams was saying about pensioners being the richest demographic in society. i mean, he's got a point. technically but that doesn't that doesn't reflect how individuals. but you can't just say everyone over 60 or 65, whatever it is, therefore well off because just we know that isn't the case. we know that isn't the case. we know that isn't the case, but

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