mccartney even marked occasion about a song about san francisco bay.hough mccartney had not performed in san francisco in decades, he performed in the bayer over the years. he played a pair of concerts in oakland and san josi in 2002 and that when was craig heaps brought us this hook at paul look at paul mccartney's life and career. >> reporter: no longer the fresh-faced kid he was when the beatles first came to the bay area in the mid-109 mid-1960s, but it's still the super bowl of music when paul mccartney shows up. ♪ i will fight for the rite right to livefield? >>? >>. >> . >> reporter: now he has penned song after song that bring crowds to jam stadiums and auditoriums to hear him sing. >> this up with you might recognize -- . ♪ yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away ♪ now it looks as though they are here to stay ♪ ♪ oh, i believe in yesterday ♪ >> reporter: his yesterdays are nought without pain. his wife linda died of breast cancer in 1998. two of the four beatle, john and george are also gone, and even the end of the beatle's public tours

paul mccartney, they did a sound check on friday night. the sound check was exactly -- it was more of rehearsal so it was about 2 1/2 hours, we didn't get a single sound complaint during that. and during the concert on saturday night we got three sound complaints, two of which were from the same person that lived a block and a half away and we received one call from someone requesting if it was possible we could turn the sound up so they could hear it better. which was a new one for all of us at at&t park, it was a little surprising. but overall, it was great. it was a great show. it was well organized. at&t park did a great job as they always do, sfpd and their deployment for special events at that at did a great job and we didn't have major issues. the crowd came in and saw a great show and they left, again without incident. it's a good example of what can be done at at&t

campers are on a first come first serve basis and should come open. >>> the former beatle, paul mccartneyfor a done cert. he performed to a packed crowd at at&t park drawing more than 40,000 people to the stadium. transportation officials say that more than 2600 passengers rode the special events ferry from locksburg to san francisco. that beat the 1200 passengers for the kenny chesney concert back in june of 2008. the two rolling stones shows in november of 2002 drew just under 1,000 riders. >>> they are environmental will you friendly and home protected. what one bay area city is offering to bring in rain water >>> and our meteorologist will track things right now and take a look at the complete bay area forecast when we come back. >>> the micro climate is making a big come back. flirting with 100 degrees. pretty much the same story going into sunday. coast side also rolling into the bay right around san francisco and right around the bay bridge as well. the cloud cover will be on the increase locally around the bay and also a few patches by the immediate shore line overnight. as far as

while the mccartney concert had something to do with it, he said it wasn't their fault.happened, if you watched the game last night you saw the brown spots on the field. they made preparations. they knew the stage was going to kill some of the grass. they were ready to replant sod. that's what happened.

. >> between them and paul mccartney, it's been a great season at the white house. >> it's good to seeak from the politics. have fun for a night. broadway's a nice way. yeah. >>> that's what's making news in america this morning. >> get more from abc news, later on "good morning america"

asked to turn up the sound a bit because she was on her deck and complaining she couldn't hear paul mccartney well enough but other than that there were no complaints from the neighborhood association either. >> yeah, we really got nothing. the other thing which was pretty amazing which i've never seen at any special event at at&t park before, besides the soldout crowd, inside we probably had another 1,000 people distributed around the park outside. commissioner meko: do you remember what it was like when the rolling stones held their concert? was it two years ago? >> i think it was longer than that. commissioner meko: boy, we've come a long ways. >> what part of it was again kind of gradually it was the show, the text on the show but we had four towers, not to get technical but four towers as opposed to three and each tower was a much smaller stack. they distributed the sound much better, it was clearer inside the park. they used a little bit of a different sound makeup and made a huge difference. >> two questions about beauty bar and majuly. are -- majewel. >> the beauty bar in terms of the

five states, or damage it severely, for the president to be in the white house swaying with paul mccartney to "hey jude" if president bush had done that, yes, larry king, i would have criticized him and i would have frankly asked him to apologize to the nation. that was embarrassing. >> larry: by the way, at, at the bottom of the hour, mark lamont hill, professor from columbia will join us. in your book you accuse obama and democrats in congress of advancing a radical agenda. you write our story should be one of patriotic people who beat back the onslaught of radicalism. are you saying that anyone who supports obama is unpatriotic? >> no, what i am saying is that what we have seen with the president, his proclivity, larry to apologizing for this country. when you go overseas, the president of the united states, we don't say that we're perfect. nobody is. i'm the most flawed person out there, i say that all the time. we don't really want the president to go overseas, and we're not a nation of torturers, we're not going to, we have had our own checkered past, that doesn't sit well with peopl

the last time it was paul mccartney, the last series over nananananananananananananananan0 >>> strategys there. at issue is nothing less than the future of that war-torn nation. >>> billboard battle over the pledge of allegiance. >> you know what it is, it's political correctness gone amok. >> we'll hear what folks on the other side have to say, too. >>> and, real problem over real estate when a couple decides to seek a divorce. the housing market isn't helping these days. it's tuesday, july 20th. >> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> that is really just such a fascinating look at how, you know -- you can't sell your house, you've been married to someone and getting a divorce costs a lot of money, so what do you do? you stay under the same roof. it's a lot of friction for a lot of families and it's happening more and more often now. >> as if divorce wasn't messy enough. now you've got the whole economic factor in there. >> it really is just a fascinating story so make sure you stick around for that one this morning. thanks for being with us. i'm vinita nair. >> i'm rob nelson.

sue baker showed up at paul mccartney's house in england at the height of beatlemania.he says not only did he answer the door and chat a little bit, he gave her the addresses of his bandmates. could you imagine that happening today? this is back in the late '60s. she says they were all very polite. after they answered her questions about their music, they even wanted to know about her life. so there you have it, the pictures -- there's ringo starr and john lennon right there, there are some of the mansions they used to live in with all in a money back then. the auction by the way is set for next month. >> all you need is love. that's what they said and they proved it. >> and a camera. >> now you get a restraining order. >>> up next on "nightly news." two not so smart guys, and yet they say they've saved millions of lives.