a british government analysis shows that liverpool gets $400 million a year from music tourism. from all around the world. >> this is the place where paul mccartney met 17-year-old john lennon. >> reporter: for 7 years, jay johnson has been showing it to people. and without his city, the public would never know penny lane or strawberry fields. >> we say that it was liverpool that made the beatles, and not visa versa. >> reporter: but there's little doubt that the beatles changed the city profoundly. it's clear from when you step off the plane to when you check into a hotel, this is beatle's territory. they may have traveled, conquered america and changed the pop landscape forever, but in this hearty england town, they are firstly four local lads who made good. aljazeera, liverpool. >> the florida mansion where notorious gangster, al capone died, is back on sale. it's going for 8 and a half million dollars, even though the current owner bought it just 6 months ago for $7.4 million. thank you for watching, and stay tuned for aljazeera. plus many people are now convinced that twitt

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i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then.ort town and port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged. one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors coming back to america were bringing back these records. some were pop records. some were race records because they were by black artists. ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock 'n' roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent, jerry lee lewis, all the great rock 'n' rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s, was a big influence for them. with the harmonies. ♪ wake up, little suzy, wake up ♪ >> so the beatles of liverpool are taking this pop sound but putting their own spin on it. ♪ >> what is the sound? how does it differ from other rock 'n' roll? >> it just ha

i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port townhere all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ oh, maybelline why can't you be true ♪ ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kissing, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all the great rock and rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ my dream came true >> the beatles took a bunch of of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s a big influence for them with the harmoni

aljazeera, liverpool. >> you're watching aljazeera america. more news at the top of the hour. i'm morgan radford. and for more, head to aljazeera.com. >> welcome to aljazeera, and i'm morgan radford. a california meat company recalling diseased meat. and in kabul, uncovering the lebron james that the taliban used. >>> u.n. aid workers vowing to evacuate 600 people from homes, despite attacks on their

so that meant a great deal as well. >> reporter: but the seaport is all but dried up and liverpool ishard times. luckily, the beatles are a big industry here, a british government analysis shows that liverpool gets over $400 million a year from music tourism, from all around the world they come to see where it all began. >> this is the place where 15-yd paul mccartney first met 17-year-old john lennon. >> reporter: for seven years jay johnson has been porudly showing his city and the beatles connection to his visi visitorst says without his city the world would never have known pits like pen elaine or strawberry fields. >> we have a saying here in laver pool that was it was little pool that made the beat examples not vice versa. >> reporter: there is little doubt the band changed this city profoundly. it's clear from the moment you step off the plane to which you check in to a hotel, this is beatles territory. they may have traveled far and wide, concurred america and changed the pop music landscape forever, but in this hearty northern england town they are firstly four local lads who

a british government analysis shows liverpool gets $400 million a year from music tourism. all over the world they come to see where it all began. >> this is the place where paul mccartney first met 1 17-year-old john le len lennnon. >> it was liverpool that made the beatles, and not vice versa. >> it's clear the moment you step off the plane to when you check into a hotel, this is beatles territory. >> they may have traveled far and wide, cor coming conquered . phil ledder, al jazeera, liverpool. >>> the dow jones posted it's best week, janet yellen's testimony before congress tomorrow. >>> consumers are paying a little bit less, according to the lundberg survey, the average price for a gallon of gas is $3.29. the cheapest gas will be found in montana, there a gallon of gas can sells for $2.99 a gallon, or as we like to say, $3 a gallon. i'm del walters. you can check out news by just going to aljazeera.com. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. president obama is set to meet with francois hollande. >>> and the fi

liverpool gets over 400 million a year from music tourism.around the world they see where it began. >> this is a place where paul mccartney met 17-year-old john lennon. for seven years they've proudly shown the city and connections to the visitors. without the city the world would never have known hits like penny lane or "straw by fields." there's little doubt the band changed the city. it's clear from the moment you step off the plap to when you check into a hotel - this is beatle's territory. >> they may have travelled far and wide, concurred america and changed the pop music landscape. in the hardy town, they are four local lads that made good. >> made good indeed. thank you. finally - flowers a universal way to say "i love you." a dispute between bulgaria and turkey left bunches of flowers stranded. an official from the customs and commerce industry says there has been a shortage of purposes. they banned cargo ended to the other side. >> no excuse, you have to find something. that's the show, thank you for joining us i'll be back in an ho

we go back to where it began in liverpool. >> it's from this nowhere city port city, liverpool, whered that became the beatles began. the mercy town is characterise said by harmonies and guitars. fewer than half a million live here, more hits came from liverpool than anywhere else in the world. 56 according to the guineas book of records. billy kingsley from the mercy beats used to play alongside the beatles. he said the merchant sailors and military bases imported the sound. >> it was a combination of sounds, all the bands in britain. all these associations with these people back and forth to america, bringing us all the records that no one else had. that meant a great deal. >> the seaport is all but dried up. liverpool is facing hard times. luckily the beatles are a big industry. a british government shows liverpool gets 400 million a year from music tourism, from all around the world they come to see where it began. this is the place where paul mccartney met john lennon. for seven jeers j johnson showed his city and the beatles connection to the world. he said without his city, the

a british analysis shows liverpool against $400 million a year from music tourism.ll around the world they come to see where it all began. >> this is the place where paul mccartney first met john lennon. >> reporter: for seven years jay johnson proudly has been showing his city and the beatles' connection to visitors. but without his city the world would never know hits like "penny lane" or "strawberry fields." >> there is little doubt the band changed this city profoundly. it's clear from the moment you step off the plane to when you check in to a hotel, this is beatles' territory. they may have traveled far and wide, conquered america, and changed the pop music landscape forever, but in this hardy northern england town they are firstly four local lads who made good. phil ittner, liverpool. >> more news coming at the top of the hour. i'm del walters in new york. for updates throughout the day go to www.aljazeera.com. this is a live look at sochi, russia, right now where it is almost 8:00. there are three events taking place. the u.s. has won two golds. is. >> welco

. >> arsenal can go five ahead with victory against liverpool.erpool failed to beet arsenal at moment in any competition. a win consolidates fourth place, luis suarez will be a key for them. arsenal tried to buy him in the summer. >> you sometimes regret when you play and score. but he was never a player. it's just a situation that didn't come off. that's it. >> we've been brilliant at home. you know, the performance level that the players produced with supporters over the majority of the games. it's another big game for us. i have a feeling in the big games the bigger we are the better we played. >> they are home to newcastle. >> a career-high 37 points, an overtime victory. a 3-pointer sunk with 8 seconds left, levelling at 103 apiece. they missed a chance to see the wind. a mistake from ald rich allowed a jump shot sealing the win. 118-113 the final score. more later. >> thank you. they were the fab four and it was the height of what the game known as beatle mania. it was 50 years ago that four likely lads from liverpool in england, the beatle

joe lie then he's in brussels and paul not from liverpool gentlemen thank you very much for coming on the program here tonight on our team's first experts suggest the swiss could be gambling with their economy which are depends quite heavily on the e.u. market do you think the country can afford to sour relations with the european union over the issue of immigration. look this is a fantastic day for the mark receive lori i mean the swiss have gone out they voted the majority have said that they want to close the system what they want to see is the borders controlled and i'll tell you what it's a great day because finally someone is standing up to the question is is with the your european union go from here i suspect they will try to force the swiss to vote again have another referendum because that's what the european tools it doesn't listen to the democratic wish of the people let's not let's not forget they ignored the referendum in france they ignored the referendum in holland they made the irish fought again twice over the nice treaty in lisbon treaty this is a big challenge for p

the next four games against liverpool, manchester united, liverpool again.ther squad to be at. . these are the numbers of their top scorers this season. they had contributed to 20% of the team's goals. everyone was expecting for arsenal to buy striker. already injured. he was injured when he signed him. when we have our next injury drive, he could play again. >> why so many injuries? >> no one is quite sure. maybe their recovery is not great or they are doing something wrong in training. more than other teams. some people think it is down to luck. >> can they sustain their running or not? lucasnicholas benton or -- it will be difficult for them. >> this is in france. monaco versus paris. you say is monaco loses, it is game over. cleary will be a points with only 30 games to go. they have done well, monaco. they had a decent chance of finishing top, but we see the chances are far greater of psg winning. monaco -- they are not .xactly a poor club >> this is the new narrative. they have a new owner, 130 million euros last summer on lots of big named layers. --

international i discussed this issue with any line in brussels and paul nuttall in liverpool. question is is with the all european union go from here i suspect they will try to force the swiss to vote again have another referendum because that's what the european those it doesn't listen to the democratic wish of the people let's not let's not forget they ignored the referendum in france they ignored the referendum in holland they made the irish was again twice over the nice treaty in lisbon treaty this is a big challenge for postals but i suspect they will try to force the switches hand and pick on the smallest boy in the playground joe you think this could have any consequences for the e.u. or perhaps politically speaking. is this your. great britain no since years is the absolutely wrong the agreement between the e.u. in switzerland was not done by process it was done by discover meant they even had a referendum ten years ago on this they wanted to freedom of movement they wanted this fundamental rights of florida citizens to move freely it has nothing to do with their profi

and that night, when i saw those four guys from liverpool, i thought, i need to get a guitar and i'llfore i'd ever get one and it was a sacrifice for my parents. they ordered one from the jcpenney catalog, paid a little bit of money each month for a year before they covered the cost of the guitar. but that guitar changed my life and the beatles changed the world. they came just at the right time. our nation was in a deep funk after the murder of our young and visionary president. race riots turning major cities in battlegrounds as horrible things were happening to civil rights leaders who right fully demanded that all americans be given justice and freedom. there was a war in southeast asia that was looming on the horizon and america needed home and a diversion and the energy and freshness of the four young men from liverpool ignited something that could not be quenched. as our parents screamed, turn that noise down, we turned it up. who would have thought that 50 years later we'd tell our grandchildren, turn that music up, it's the beatles. now, if you want to learn more about the be

a 2 >> en cambio los colchoneros pierden el liderato general >> real madrid es el nuevo lider >> liverpoolrdonó en gran jugada personal >> hace el gol que le da la victoria al pachuco >> hasta acá el tiempo de los deportes adelante >> ivan gracias >> hay nevadas queuna fectan a la region >> el mandatario número 44 de la nación >> la cabeza gigante estuvo como iniciativa artsitica >> empezamos hoy con sequia >> terminamos con la noticias masimportantes >> los esperamos con mas información en la edición nocturna >> buenas noches >> ♪ (música) >> ahora usted esta bien informado noticieron univisión su voz, su decisión ♪ >> saludos. >

with the character because he had been to liverpool it is of lord nelson. [laughter] it is expiring at the moment of his victory and it is a crazy statue where lord nelson is up on top of the pedestal of this was naked nelson falling back with a horrible skillet to end of death reaching up to grab his heart tuned at the base of the pedestal it was meant to represent the french and spit your prisoner of war but nil filled goes off how they they remind him of the slaves in the market then it is almost a stream of consciousness rip on the well flowed liverpool and virginia and carolina and slavery creates it all and the idea is interesting but it created the wealth of the western world but i think melvile was free association and to show how slavery creates what is fascinating abot that was with men and merchants including john bolton who was responsible responsible, who owned the ship that had been seized by the french in 18 '04. in other words, , the statute that prompted melvile to think about slavery in the first place was raised by the man who almost imme

aljazeera, liverpool. >> one of those liverpool attractions, the legendary cavern club, they played ae hard rock cafe. >> del has a check of stories we're following in our next hour. del. >> members of congress hold that go rare field hearing in west virginia, investigating the chemical leak that tainted the water supply pour hundreds of thousands of people. >> michael sam announced he is gay, if chosen in the draft, will become the league's first openly gay player. >> we could be in for another winter mess in some parts of the southern states, plus a nice warm up for some cities, starting today, sub zero. that's all in your forecast. >> the aljazeera morning news continues, we are back in two and a half minutes. >> it's highly stressful, so emotional and mentally exhausting. >> demanding answers, what caused that toxic chemical spill in west virginia. the rare move congress is make to go get to the bottom of things. >> former attorney general criticizing the obama administration and its drone policies joins us live to explain why he's now against the program that started on his watch

it was the '60s revolution with a liverpool impact. >> it made such an impact when we landed all acrosst you know, when we did the sullivan show, 70 million people watched it. >> are think they marked an extraordinary change for the past and a degree of liberation and let's enjoy life. >> their influence and how many people are falling in love with them every generation is timeless. ♪ i want to hold your hand >> the tribute band liverpool performed a hit that preceded them to america as the port authority unveil eed markers, repeated in many spaces and in cyberspace. published the first time the complete yald audio of an interview that maurice hinden conducted with john lennon in which he looked back on beatle mania without the fondness. >> that was the most crazy time of our lives. it was torture. you know, that's why we dropped out. it just wasn't even a thing, it was a thing we were put through together. >> in washington, james rosen, fox news. >>> another less than spectacular jobs report. we'll talk about that and the other economic news when the panel joins us after a break. [ mal

equipo de aguirre venció a al athletic de bilbao 2 por 1, en inglaterra el arsenal logra imponerse al liverpools humano-perros se monntaron en las tablas, no son los primeros en llevar sus perros al agua, en california se han hecho comeptencias de canes surfistas a beneficio por refugio de aninmales, hasta aquí llegamos, no se peirda la entrevista de ilda calderón con george zimmerman, nso vemos en la edición nocturna . ♪. esta noche en una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora una llamada al 911 un disparo en la oscuridad. >> me dijo que me iba a matar y yo supe que estaba diciendo la verdad y no estaba jugando. >> si trayvon martin hubiera estado vestido de corbata o saco o hubiera sido un joven blanco o judÍo vistiendo una capucha hubiera sentido el mismo temor. >> un juicio que desatÓ indignaciÓn y protesta. >> la justicia dice que fue no culpable de lo que pasÓ ese dÍa pero de todas maneras los hechos terminaron de una manera trÁgica ¿le queda un remordimiento?. >> george

liverpool dropped a couple of points as they were held to a draw at west brom. of man.city.ead manchester city hosts che lsea. have moved up a gear, dropping just 4 points in the matches.athches. -- >> i think it is important. we play games that decide the title. anythingthing -- or that happens in that game is not the finish of the premier league. game.not a decisive >> chelsea's boss, pose a mourinho -- jose mourinho, is never shy about speaking his mind. >> i want to make it clear, for me, it is just a coincidence and nothing more than a coincidence. but the reality is they have many crucial decisions in their favor. they are lucky. i think the referees try to do their best, and sometimes they make mistakes. the mistakes are split by everything. in that case, no. in that case, they have everything in their favor, but it is just a coincidence. 11 of their home games this season. they will be looking to make that 12. to the netherlands. they got their noses in front in the 25th minute. back it came. 1-0. any thoughts of her repeat were out on hold. eight minutes later

liverpool bay. i thought it would stop him but job growth. of that. you're watching news weeks off a shot. let's move on up the eyes are focused on market buy fish mimi's living in tents have been made miserable by plummeting temperatures cross bike section the tv that i rule us markets continues. i mean heavy snow. this is the extent it is the passage of the confining leaving their houses. room i. last two weeks. the snowfall as the league. in the opening this time it's on the main team. many towns and villages in the rest of the country jones. spending regions in the uk. seeping into the mix and snow since the last week of december and jan beatty just don't. you guys mind is portuguese. i am late movie and a utility shed and then let the bed. that's a bit too coincidental that he can get what you should be stored in the metaphysics of the body of listening to reading the lead at the theater to see but to be mocked the head not that i. geez. it's just the start of last week. by living in tents. this affected by the extreme weather. i have i was sixte

liverpool bay. i thought it would stop him but job growth. of that. you're watching news weeks off a shot. let's move on up the eyes are focused on market buy fish mimi's living in tents have been made miserable by plummeting temperatures cross bike section the shooting victim i rule this continues. i mean. heavy snow. this is the extent that used on passage of a confining leaving their houses. room the last two weeks the snowfall as the league's rules in the opening. this time. it's on the main team many towns villages and the rest of the country. i know. astounding regions in the uk. see the intermittent snow since the last week of december and jan beatty. just don't. you guys minus four days. i am late. and he would be legit. that's a bit too coincidental that the idiot part of his hit his head in the metaphysics of the body of dismantling the lead at the theater to see but to be mocked him in the modern era the head the net i know. geez it's just the start of last week five living in tents this affected by the extreme weather redhead i was sixteen

wh that night when i saw those four guys from liverpool, i thought, i need to get a guitar and i willet one. it was a sacrifice. they got one from the j.c. penney catalog. paid for a year until they covered the $99 that guitar cost. the beatles changed the world. they came at the time the nation was in a funk after the young president riots turning major cities into battle grounds as horrible things were happening to civil rights leaders who rightfully demanded all americans be given justice and freedom. there was a war in southeast asia looming on the horizon. america needed hope and a diversion. the energy and the freshness of those four young men from liverpool ignited something that could not be quenched. as our parents screamed, turn that noise down, we turned it up. who would have thought that 50 years later we would tell our grandchildren, turn that music up, it's the beatles. if you want to learn more about the beatle's early days let me add vise you to check out a wonderful book called "when they were boys" by larry king. it's an amazing book especially if you are a beatles f

a england, liverpool with nailbiting win, 4-3. norwich struggling. to the netherlands. a home thrashing. 4 minutes. only it took a while for the second to arrive. nine minutes into the second half. his second goal of the season. lays it on. bestst debuted in the possible manner. still time for one more. closes out the victory. they are 6 points clear. >> the winter olympic games may have just finished in sochi, but one journalist wasn't present to cover the event. who wasdavid satter, expelled from russia last december. we experienced technical difficulties a moment ago. thank you for joining us. the sochi games have been heralded as an enormous success by the ioc. what is your reaction? >> to some extent, there were no terror -- they were a success because no terrorist attacks took place with the russian authorities were able to prevent -- took place. the russian authorities were able to prevent attacks. as a result, there were no victims. very close to the scene of the a revolutionkiev, took place. the games went on as if nothing was going on, as if the outside world

. >> es un miembro de instituto de arte de liverpool y orgulloso muestra fotografÍas de sus encuentros despuÉs cuando se considera el aniversario oficial de su fundaciÓn. >> precisamente en 1962 se incorporÓ uno de los principales miembros el baterista ringo star quien junto a paul ma' kaccartnn los Únicos sobrevivientes. >> varias generaciones de cantantes noto americanos reconocen la influencia del grupo en su mÚsica, y para otros millones lo siguen considerando sus favoritos. >> ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> los beatles son los mÚsicos mÁs pirateados del mundo tambiÉn, con cerca de 190 millones de descargas anuales. una seÑal de la popularidad de un grupo en estos tiempos. >> en esta ciudad de nueva york, blanca rosa vilches, univisiÓn. >> bueno han estado cantando todo el tiempo, nos sabemos todas las canciones. >> me las contaron no habÍa nacido. >> le pregunto a mis hijos, reto a tus hijas quiÉnes son y no saben bien. >> han oÍdo de los beatles pero no saben las canciones y piensan que son modernas de seguro. >> bueno, gracias, seguramente usted los recuerda. >> exactamente. >> todos van a emp

also, liverpool.use they are not involved in any of this -- arguably, if liverpool loses to arsenal, their fans will not be happy. as marina keeps telling us -- they still have city and chelsea to play at home, who knows what will happen? >> of the league champions, who had the vest chance of walking away? >> chelsea for sure. they have pedigree. thatu get a team that has moment really like city -- a chance that they will go away, you are all struggling. chelsea knows how to win over two legs. >> favorites overall? >> bayern is the vest team in europe doesn't mean they will because-- win it, strange things can happen. but they are the favorites. dave.nks, back.rom -- he will be >> coming up, it is valentine's day. we are looking at some of the best songs as presented in the times today. with newspapers after a short break. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." i am anna edwards. >> and i am mark barton. time for the picks from the newspapers. just us three. dave is here. >> thanks. >> he is actually in ro

i don't think they wanted to change the world.of liverpool w and they happened to meet.change the world.liverpool wher they happened to meet. i don't think they wanted to change the world. no ambition other than to do music for as long as they could. they each refined each other's rough edges and gave each other the excitement that they really needed. >> george parker certainly saw -- martin, yeah. certainly saw something in them often referred to as a fifth member of the band. he gave them the sense of freedom when they were recording that was sort of ground breaking for that period evof time. was that a big part of their success? >> george martin was a fantastic player in their story because he gave them freedom in the studio. the beatles were very restless and they never wanted to repeat any triumphs. they wanted to do something else. and in george martin, theyed that the perfect producer because he worked really well with original talent. and as long as they brought original ideas to the table, he would match it with his own. so perfect comcombination. >> and you hav

enfoque hoy dama hace 50 aÑos el paÍs el mundo estaban en la locura de los beatles 4 jÓvenes de liverpoolros. >> soy fanÁtico de beatles completamente gracias por la invitaciÓn. >> esta eso estÁbamos nosotros igual. >> cuÉntanos tu como compositor que has tenido un impacto en la sociedad americana a travÉs de la mÚsica ¿cÓmo este impactaron las beatles? >> el primer Álbum que lanzaron yo al ci nab con todas las canciones creo que no hay banda de rock que no haya sido influenciada por las beatles de las cosas mÁs increÍbles como se podÍan reireinventar entre disc y disco como si fueran una banda diferente era algo impresiÓn hÁbito. >> si tuvieras que darme 3 a 4 canciones favoritas ¿cuÁles serÍan? >> bueno, yo creo que yesterday, ay! wlu. >> interesante que las 3 son de paul mccartney. >> es el favorito de los 4? >> creo que si, ahÍ la quimica que se dio fue la ensalada de los 4 beatles. >> eso es lo que ha hecho que ustedes como mana sean tan exitoso con la combinaciÓn que tienen como grupo? >> creo que es eso, alex tiene un poco mÁs deten densa al rock mÁs pesado, yo soy un poco mas melÓ

. >> after the concert, he waited for one more look at the young super stars from liverpool. >> they were right over here on this side. >> and you're over here on this side. >> across the street to watch them and take pictures. r phs >> and saying i love you. >> yes, yes. >> and that's where they got the beetles, you know, to the washington coliseum. >> and at 66, they still need to keep their scrap board and when they stage the tribute concert. and on tuesday that they will need to be there. >> and it was just wonderful. >> bruce leshan, wusa9. >> and if you want to relive those memories or perhaps make some new ones, tickets to the concert benefiting the d.c. preservation league are on sale at beatlesyesterdayaretoday.com. >> we can put it without. >> yes, it is worth reliving actually. >> i know you do because it involves your four letter word. >> the snow is winding down by this time in 2010. number one storm at dulles. 32.48 inches. number four at nationals. it was heavy wet snow to start the four to six inches of the snow before it was dry, pulling down all the trees to cause a

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. >>> 50 years ago today four 20 something's from liverpool landed in the u.s. and changed music forever. those guys were the beatles, john, paul, george and ringo. they made their debut on the ed sullivan show. two days later they played at the d.c. coliseum. join us sunday night at 8:00 for the beatles, the night that changed america. of course, paul and ringo will be joined together with special guest performances including alicia keys, john legend, john mayer, stevie wonder and even ferrell williams. >> i just saw him on the opening ceremonies of the olympics. he was there. >> i didn't see him. >> that's because you didn't see the special wusa9 exclusive footage of the olympics. so here you go. we'll close out with that. you have a nice night. >> you're welcome, everybody. >> exactly. >>> welcome. north korean dictator, ferrell and daf punk and last the south african sign language interpreter. can you see us? are you there? you're breaking up. are you there? is it you or is it me? wait, no. dude, i'm lagging. is it you or is it me? is it you or is it me? [ m

>> tomorrow marks 50 years since 73 million people watched four lads from liverpool make their u.s.ebut. the beatles would appear three times on the ed sullivan show getting paid a total of $10,000. and the rest as they say is history. tomorrow night we'll present a grammy salute to the beatles, the night that changed america. and you can see it right here on kpix 5 at 8 p.m. >>> and tonight, at 11:00, we walk down beatles memory lane with some hard core fans including kpix 5's own linda yee plus the bay area spot where you can check out photos of the iconic band. >>> we have rain north of sonoma county and marin. south of that not much not yet as we look at the kpix 5 hi-def doppler. moisture in santa rosa and marin. as we draw a bead and head in for a close look, widely scattered showers right around the hayward fault just west of san ramon. not much in the south bay. a little left in the santa cruz mountains along skyline. and down toward the shore at pacifica but aside from that, we are looking at numbers on the balmy side this is the source of all of this is not the gulf of ala