>> stephen: you are busted, paul mccartney! ladies and gentlemen, paul mccartney!h, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, yes indeed we know ♪ that people will find a way to go ♪ no matter what the man said ♪ and love is fine for all we know ♪ for all we know our love will grow ♪ that's what the man said ♪ so won't you listen to what the man said ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ take it away ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ he said oh, yes indeed we know ♪ that people will find a way to go ♪ no matter what the man said ♪ and love is fine for all we know ♪ for all we know our love will grow ♪ that's what the man said ♪ so won't you listen to what the man said ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ he said oh, yes indeed we know ♪ that people will find a way to go ♪ no matter what the man said ♪ and love is fine for all we know ♪ for all we know our love will grow ♪ that's what the man said ♪ so won't you listen to what the man said ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ oh, oh, oh oh, oh, oh ♪ he said oh, yes indeed we know ♪ that p

did i just sing with paul mccartney?m in heaven and my heart beats so that i can hardly speak ♪ when we're out together dancing cheek to cheek ♪ (cheers and applause) that was very nice. i smell a hit. we've got all this equipment here. would you think about doing some music for us, please? (cheers and applause) >> stephen: i'd love to! >> stephen: it's an absolute joy a pleasure. look at that! (cheers and applause) "wings over america" c.d. reissue. we'll be right back with paul mccartney! come on! (cheers and appl qodop%u$bkiobobo3/3.3/3/3/s/2oao ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well, when i met you at the station ♪ you were standing with a bootleg in your hand ♪ i took you back to my little place ♪ for a taste of a multi-colored band ♪ we're gonna get hi, hi, hi the night is young ♪ she'll be my funky little mama ♪ gonna rock it and we've only just begun ♪ we're gonna get hi, hi, hi with the music on ♪ won't say bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye ♪ 'til the night has gone i'm gonna do it to you ♪ gonna do it sweet banana you'll

paul mccartney turns 71 years old today which means the professional mccartney haters goat slam him withwings old cliches. you know they say john was the edgy rocker. paul the sappy balladeer. he writes love songs but doesn't rock the vote. madonna calls his live performing style boring because he plays instruments and does not lip-synch. last year a pack of underaged believers started a who is paul mccartney twitter hashtag trend. that's fine if your greater thing is being a believe. hate is going to hate and hipster will spend too much money on pabst blue ribbon on their way to the factory in williamsburg. paul mccartney at age 71 is a walkin', talkin' bass electric guitar billionaire ad for a vegetarian diet who is cooler than you and can kick your hipster ass. i saw paul play in brooklyn last week week. he did a three hour, 28-song set and trying out songs the beatles never attempted to play live. i know 35 years-year-olds who couldn't play a three hour show. wings was banned twice. once for give ireland back to the irish which could be the most political song any of the beatles ever

up there with gilbert and sullivan, rogers and hammerstein lennon and mccartney.et get back" all in all, some of the most timeless songs ever bought by michael jackson. (laughter) in 2009, the guinness book of world records named paul mccartney the most successful songwriter of all times. he's like lee redmond if hit records were fingernails. (laughter) in fact, the first album i ever bought with my own money was gordon light foot's "don quixote ♪ through the woodland, through the valleys come the horsemen wild and free ♪ still, blew my mind. but the second album was "hey, jude." that's right, kids, that's

i went to a mccartney ticket, you could have bought for $1,500 a seat to go to a concert.k before hand. they just basically got senator. the rest of the tickets goes to friends and family and all that fun stuff. >> rick: explain how this works. we're seeing pictures of taylor swift there. she recently came down and performed in orlando where you are. they put the tickets on sale except only 14% of all the available tickets for the venue actually were available to the general public. so you mentioned these vip packages. where are the tickets going? >> it was a big local story here. what it goes to is the music people, vips, a lot of these people, especially taylor swift and by the way, i'm not part of her fan club, but she has a huge fan club and people can go on the site before hand. there is a presale that goes on and they get snapped up very quickly and then when they come out with the regular sale, there is not much left. it was a real big story in orlando. >> rick: nothing wrong with being a taylor swift fan. i happen to be one. >> she's terrific. >> rick: she's great.

but why are we talking about this when this guy interviewed paul mccartney. >> john: paul mccartney -- i interviewed him several times. >> you guys have all the fun. >> john: rick overton why will rick perry never be president? >> well, you know, what with the whole -- there's two genders to the species. and there's a whole gender that's not too thrilled with him right now. >> john: let me ask you though, does he get any credence for the fact he has this shrewdly designed campaign that taxpayers helped chip in for saying come on down to texas and bring your business down here. obviously no one is going to pack up their business and move to texas but it makes him look like a successful politician. >> you hit on something don't underestimate a governor of texas. the last governor of texas, what did we get? eight years after dick cheney white house. >> there is a serious other side to that. he's really pissing off a lot of governors around the country. he's literally doing something that's just not done. he's walking into their states right under their nose and trying to steal businesses

. >>> just ahead, paul mccartney takes stephen colbert by storm. >>> and nelson mandella is responding well to treatment. >>> welcome back. there's an upper level storm spinning in the upper levels of the atmosphere right off the northwest coastline. another spoke on the wheel. we just went through the portland area. just kicked off heavier showers and rain. behind it, more scattered showers throughout your early morning hours. that's literally going to sit up here and spin for the time being and keeping temperatures rather cool, too. onshore flow is why san francisco is cool but you'll get some sunshine this afternoon. interior sections remain very warm if not hot for the foreseeable future. our weather pattern gets a little stuck. >> looking at billings, montana, hot and humid there, too. >> now to entertainment. george takei's facebook ghost writer apologized for leaking the actor does not post all the content. the comedy writer told jim romanesko he doesn't update his page but says jokes and was happy for the exposure. >>> the first trailer for "diana" exploring the life of princes

say how brilliant lennon and mccartney were. hear it in my neighborhood you think earth, wind, and fire. >> first of all, you know i love you. tavis: i love you back, and there is nothing you can do about it. >> great to see you. thank you for letting me talk about this project. i had it in my head for so many years. a matter of timing am a when we could do it. now seemed to be the right time. all the songs, whether it is that -- there are so many that are so attached to these bands who represent the golden era of music. every song you heard on the air had this kicking porn section -- horn section. tower ofd and fire, power, chicago, sly and the family stone. this is for a young horn player growing up, what i wanted to hear. why i became a musician. tavis: what was it about the 1970's and 1980's that made it such a fertile time for horn sections? >> a lot more time -- fellowship and musicianship. nowadays, not to say that does not happen, but music is made a lot almost in a laboratory where you have one guy working in once uto t

. >> it does, paul mccartney. >> one direction, paul mccartney, the brit invasion, but not just here.sion of the world. >> the one direction tour was 120-city what we call mega tour, all over the world. paul mccartney is there, other british bands like black sabbath that haven't played in a while, eagles, pink, beyonce, top concerts for the summer. the brits have the higher prices. >> i'll literally put on the spot, i don't know whether you note answer, but how many of these tours actually come out ahead? costs a lot of money to put these tours on. all said and done, what percentage don't make money? >> the fact that there's so many tours out there. live nation and ag are pretty good at what they do, doing it for years and years and they are not in the business of losing money on tours but people are trying different innovative strategies, kid rock example is evidence of that, so i think they are certainly looking for other ways to monetize the tour beyond just ticket sales and concessions which has been kind of the traditional approach. >> hats off to kid rock. hope it pays off. than

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scott mccartney is tracking it. why is this happening now? >> there is an increase in international travel and no increase at all at -- for customs and border protection officers at airports. so you have a shortage of officers, very long lines, extreme waits, people missing connections and just a big mess. >> scott, in today's wall street journal you describe three-hour waits when people have gotten off ten 17-hour flights from overseas. they are waiting to go through the line. where are the worst lines and why? >> certainly at peak times, miami is sort of ground zero for this problem. the airport had to take an auditorium and put 1,000 cots in there for people stranded overnight because they missed connections because of the three-hour lines. new york, jfk is bad but we've seen waits double at dallas at different times of the day, an hour average wait in san francisco. so it's all over the country, and, you know, the basic -- in the spring what we saw were waits that really were summer-like but this started last summer with increases and som

>> that's chelsea clinton with stella mccartney.. >>> up next, a concert from one of the hottest names in country music, hunter hayes, but first this is "today" ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> the concert series on today is brought to you by the all new 2014 corolla. elevate your drive with bold style and advanced technology. toyota, let's go places. >>> he is a forced to be reconned with, we're thrilled to have him here on our toyota summer concert stage. ladies and gentlemen, hunter hayes. ♪ i'm booking myself a one way flight. i got to see the color in your eyes ♪ ♪. yeah telling myself i'm going to be all right without you baby is a waste of ♪ ♪. our first date girl the seasons changed. it got washed away in a summer rain ♪ ♪ you can't undoe a fall like this cause love don't know what distance is

and sir paul mccartney, he is 71. >>> here's what's coming up later on the "today" show. a "today" exclusive with the new miss usa erin brady and miss utah, marisa powell, who talks about her pageant answer that just went vival. and a performance by the tony award winning cast of "kinky boots." keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty ngyuen. thanks for watching "early today." have a good one. >>> new this morning, another bay area tech company releasing information about the federal government's request for your internet data. what yahoo! is saying next. >>> plus taking on criminals. we'll tell you about the new and unusual measure one bay area city is taking the make things harder for car thieves. >>> the shark tank about to get a new name. the changes coming today to one of the biggest arenas in the bay area. >>> right now, the bridge may be old but always breathtaking. a live look over san francisco as the bay bridge helps illuminate your morning on this tuesday, june 18. this is "today in the bay." >>> guess what? one day closer to the ek

this is the residential neighborhood of paul mccartney. it's called saint john's [speaker not understood]. this is the residential neighborhood of the flower power of the $60s. it's called the haight/ashbury. this is where we go to shop in residential neighborhoods in london. that's [speaker not understood]. brussels. pacific heights. and this is my favorite, tina moyland, the just past president of russian hill neighbors sent this to me this morning. it is for sale when you go traveling to carmel. it is an oil painting of san francisco beautiful. gentleman and ladies, it's really time. we need to leave the 19th century and join the rest of the world. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> my name is eugene gordon, jr., quoting out of context into national publication, note date, quote. [speaker not understood] tracing martin [speaker not understood] progress publishers, moscow first printing 1966. printed in union of soviet socialist republic's surname, foreman, [speaker not understood], party number date of entry 605 08, february 192

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and then i said publicly, i said, "well, you know, "if it was ring-- if it was lennon or mccartney, i would have felt dissed, but"-- [laughter] now, i remember when tipper gore came up with the parental advisory sticker and fear of a black planet was coming out. and automatically, they said that we had to wear the sticker on the cover of fear of a black planet, which was gonna mess up my artwork. and i was like, "well, i don't have anything derogatory "towards anybody in this album. i'm not saying a lot of curse words," i said. if they gave me "caution: revolutionary lyrics inside," i could agree with that. but i couldn't agree with the fact that parents had to watch out for what i had to say. i think that was the one of the most examined albums all the way up to eminem. and the fact is, they couldn't find anything inside it but deep, detailed discussion on things i think young people could look out for when they get older or even older people could look towards themselves or look towards their peers to inform them while still having a good time and jumping up and down and going to th

he wasn't paul mccartney. he wasn't one of the beatles but had that persona. at least in their eyes. >> he did get married in 1996 to a freelance journalist seen him on television. she stood by ramirez after her own family disowned her. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. >> tonight the city of san bruno wants pge to pay more money and fines for the explosion that killed eight people, destroying 38 homes, the public utilities commission recommended the utility spend to upgrade the safety of the natural gas system. san bruno wants pg&e to pay penalties amounting to almost $4 billion and also recommends the utility be fined. pg&e says both proposed penalties are excessive. >> a judge today sentenced a father to three years in jail for kidnapping his two children from their home and stealing a yablgt from an alameda marina. the 43-year-old will likely just spend nine months behind bars he surrendered near santa cruz. he believes his his attorney says he had no idea what he did. >> california's more lok closely. and nannette miranda has the story now

he wasn't paul mccartney. he wasn't one of the beatles but had that persona.ast in their eyes. >> he did get married in 1996 to a freelance journalist seen him on television. she stood by ramirez after her own family disowned her. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. >> tonight the city of san bruno wants pge to pay more money and fines for the explosion that killed eight people, destroying 38 homes, the public utilities commission recommended the utility spend to upgrade the safety of the natural gas system. san bruno wants pg&e to pay penalties amounting to almost $4 billion and also recommends the utility be fined. pg&e says both proposed penalties are excessive. >> a judge today sentenced a father to three years in jail for kidnapping his two children from their home and stealing a yablgt from an alameda marina. the 43-year-old will likely just spend nine months behind bars he surrendered near santa cruz. he believes his his attorney says he had no idea what he did. >> california's more lok closely. and nannette miranda has the story now on the

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. >> and a prize internship.erns kevin mccartney sits down with the stars.th >> charlie turns 22 this> look at that face. f >> 22, wow? >> okay wait i'm getting information from pet expert and any wu. >> siamese cats tend to live a a long time.. >> thank you, annie.e. his owner says he has plenty ofo spunk in him.im he loves to play and loves too jump on furniture as well. >> happy birthday charlie.h love it. >> for your pet's chance to be b pest day e-mail a picture or video to pet pirks, x -- pix at wttg.com. when we come back more music from dj gemini. ♪ you got what i need ♪ you but you say he's just a friend ♪ >> sorry biz marquee alwaysquee makes me laugh.gh. always. >> yes. >> listen to him here. >> this came out in the 80s? , right? >> must have been. >> going strong -- in the 90s.. thank you shannon, the producer. he's going strong. >> he is. he's like a celebrity dj.rity >> you know what?hat? >> gemini not saying you are not. okay, but he has that national thing on lockdown thing right now. >> maybe some surprises coming up. ♪ ♪ >> cracking open the b

paul mccartney will headline the first day of the festival. posted more information about outside lands on our website ktvu.com just look under today's hot topics right on our home page. >>> five wines were judged as the best of the best out of 2,600 in the competition. corbel's was among them. the sparkling wine sales were just about 12 bucks. imagery estate made the cut with its $40 cabrenet blanc. >>> they're trying to get it back home. it's the latter part of june but who cares it always feels nice to have a little piece of first place which is just what the a's reclaimed tonight. dusty bringing his high salute into town. one of the best records in the national league. however, cincci down 2-0. cespedes fields it to right. coco has the wheels, 2-0. josh donaldson hammered it. he knew it. acknowledges it. 6-0 then a little defense as the reds try to get back into it. ed to fraizer up if board into -- ed fraizer up to deep left. >>> do believe the statute of limitation -- limitations is over. blame injuries but some of the guys look like the

paul mccartney will headline the first day of the festival.have posted more information about outside lands on our website ktvu.com just look under today's hot topics right on our home page. >>> five wines were judged as the best of the best out of 2,600 in the competition. corbel's was among them. the sparkling wine sales were just about 12 bucks. imagery estate made the cut with its $40 cabrenet blanc. >>> they're trying to get it back home. it's the latter part of june but who cares it always feels nice to have a little piece of first place which is just what the a's reclaimed tonight. dusty bringing his high salute into town. one of the best records in the national league. however, cincci down 2-0. cespedes fields it to right. coco has the wheels, 2-0. josh donaldson hammered it. he knew it. acknowledges it. 6-0 then a little defense as the reds try to get back into it. ed to fraizer up if board into -- ed fraizer up to deep left. >>> do believe the statute of limitation -- limitations is over. blame injuries but some of the guys look like

. >> bill: do you believe paul mccartney actually died in a car crash in 1966 and secretly replaced by lookalike so the beatles could continue. 5% do believe he was killed. not sure 14%. that means 19% do not believe 80%. is this an alien pod person. >> no. there is nobody else that could be in the beatles except those four. that's what made them the beatles. gear jerry and the pacemakers were put here to eventually inhabit dick cheney's heart. ♪ >> bill: i think it was freddie and the dreerms. >> what's up? >> bill: final question. do you believe that shape shifting reptilian people control our world by taking on human form and gaining political power to manipulate our societies or not? i love that or not. so 4% do believe there are shape shifting reptilian people and 7% not sure think reptiles influencing our lives. [ laughter ] >> bill: are you surprised there are this many crazy people in the world? >> billy, come on. there are days i watch the news i don't leave the house. this is just a skim on the surface, baby. it is nutsville out there. you know that. >> bill: how many are you

i just interviewed paul mccartney for my pod cast. >> i doubt that. >> i swear to god. it is coming in two weeks. >> and he is a drink umbrella, bill schulz. and his mustache once stole a pick up truck and kicked a bear's ass. he is also the president of "red eye." ya y. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. nice to see you sober for a change, greg. >> all right. should they be taken down because their faces are brown? bus ads in seattle feature photos of terrorists following complains that the ad stereo types muslims. the campaign carries the tag line, stop a terrorist, save lives. up to $25 million reward. it is now a victim of hurt feelings. congressman jim mcdermot is that the impression is brown skinked men with beards. some express fear for their safety. and now the campaign is caput. an fbi special agent said it is a result of our continued engagement with the community and the feedback we are getting. they released a new ad that is less hurtful and more hopeful. >> ♪ >> why is paul mccurio semisuccessful and that person on secure when that person brings

all in my office and he wasn't pall mccartney.asn't one of the beatles but he had the persona in their ey eye. >> ramirez got married while on death row in 1996 to freelance journal whoyingt had seen him on television and began visiting him in prison. she stood by ramirez even after her own family disowned her. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> fb hopes someone recognize one of the 3 robbers captured by survillainsÑi camera during a series of bank robbery. agents say all 3 pulled 3 take over robbery since monday. latest took place yesterday at bank of america branch on sunset district. that he was hit 2 other bank on monday. one in china town and another m million pwraechlt got good photo. investigators believe the same men robbed another bank in san francisco back in april. >> fight great mall in milpitas ended with the arrest of one machine and the death of another. it happened inside sports authority store shortly before 11 this morning. police not relessed further details about the 2 men involved or the weapons that was used in

you know it's true ♪ hope you need my love, babe, just like i need you ♪ hold me, love me >> paul mccartneyhe former beatle performing friday night at the music festival in manchester, tennessee. he played nearly three hours with three encores. and all the way on the other side of the country, another beatle, ringo star, helped open his new exhibit in los angeles. take a look. >> and you press the base drum pedal. >> right here? >> yeah. >> look how easy. >> a drum lesson from ringo star? it happened when the rock 'n' roll hall of famer took us on a tour of his new exhibit at the grammy museum in los angeles. from the outside everyone's looking on at the beatles. they can't imagine what it's like to have been one. >> no, they can't. and i couldn't really ever explain it to you. >> reporter: but now fans can put the pieces together themselves by looking at the man behind the music, his drums, his wardrobe and even his personal belongings. i love this here, this postcard that you wrote to your mom, at the bottom. >> i know. call me ringo star. because it wasn't getting through when i'm richar

baseball hall of famer lou brock is 74, sir paul mccartney is turning 71, actress isabella rosslini. >> retired defensive end bruce smith is 50. he's a judge on "the voice," country singer blake shelton is 37 and he's become famous for playing rob stark on "game the thrones," what a cutie, richard madon is 27. plus a very special happy birthday to wusa 9 morning photographer kevin king. we wish you the best if it's your birthday too. >> smiles. [ male announcer ] you know what's so awesome about the internet? it gets more and more entertaining every day. and once you've got verizon fios, that's when you get it -- america's fastest, most reliable internet takes your entertainment to ridiculous levels. i was streaming videos, movies, music. once i realized how fast it was, that's when i got it. [ male announcer ] it's your last chance to get fios for just $89.99 a month guaranteed for 2 years with $200 back, and a multi-room dvr free for 12 months with a two-year agreement. technology that makes life more entertaining, call the verizon center for customers with disabilities that's powe

charts and mccartney still plays it live at every show. this is "viewpoint." >> john: good evening, i'm john fuglesang. this is "viewpoint." thank you so much for joining us. progress continues in the senate toward passing a comprehensive immigration bill. a bill some house republicans seem determined to thwart. despite efforts in the chamber's judiciary committee to craft its own immigration bill. in the senate today an amendment that would have raised the bar for border security before undocumented immigrants could apply for citizenship was voted down 57-43. and a poll out today shows many of the nay voters should have political cover for their choice. the poll looked at 29 states. blue, red and purple. and found bipartisan support for the bill that ranged from 61 to 78 first. and voters from both parties combined to back a pass by 62%. they came together finish a bill and pass it now. >> we have a unique opportunity that has been a long time coming. and isn't likely to come again any time soon if we do not seize it. to pass comprehensiv

by the way, happy birthday to paul mccartney. today is paul mccartney's birthday. is fascinating. i was asking chris christie about 2016. of course, people say, gee, that's way too early. plans are already being made by the big candidates. we're going to have some breaking news coming. some news at 8:30 but we're going to break it here first. fascinating on hillary clinton. >> telling at a number of levels. >> an aggressive super pac, ready for hillary, trying to encourage her to run in 2016. they will announce 8:30, claire mccaskill is going to say she's ready for hillary, going to support hillary in 2016. it's a big deal for a lot of reasons. remember in 2008 close to clintons but supported barack obama. one of the early symbolic supporters of barack obama. >> it caused a lot of consternation in the clinton camp. as you guys recorded in your book, in "game change" the clintons thought time and time again claire mccaskill was going to be supporting them. she even hinted that. then blind-sided by support of barack obama. very dramatic moment in that campaign. she i