. >> hert mills and paul mccartney. that was one of the nastiest of all time.nnelli and david guest. will this will alec baldwin and kim basinger? not a chance. >> reporter: could they change the paradigm of the ugly divorce? >> hollywood will learn nothing from this. >> while we love each other very much, we will remain separate. we are, however, and always will be a family. and in many ways we are closer than we have ever been. >> listen to this song "magic" from coldplay's brand-new album. ♪ i still call it magic ♪ when i'm next to you >> that's unconscious coupling right there. maybe gwyneth has engineered the perfect divorce after all. half of us will love her for it. half of us will hate her . i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >> uncoupling. thank you, nick for that report. next, it's cops versus motorcyclists and we're with them for the epic showdown. let's see what you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. ahoy, mateys. house? hello, dear. hello. hello. van w

. >> reporter: "washington post" columnist robert mccartney is a redskins season ticket holder but has also been one of the most outspoken critics that changed the name. so is snider's gesture enough? >> that depends on your point of view. from may point of view it does not. >> reporter: the cuts are clean but it is harder to separate the pass passion for the team with compassion for others. even for folks that have been racially discripple knitted against for generations. >> as a black man, as alack man, can you hear that argument? >> no one can change the fact that things have happened a long time ago. but we have to get past it. the past is the past. >> reporter: reporting in prince george's county, zachary kiesch, news4. >> northern virginia's home to new millionaire and a lottery winner says that it will literally -- it was dream come true for her. glenda won $3 million from a mega-millions ticket she bought in fairfax county and she says that she saw four out of six numbers the winning numbers, in a dream. she says that she found out that she won at work and she had to restrain h

many mccartney and that stopped me mid tier wake up to the right to separate from ukraine. they are yet to prove that he's worried about the future of business after the results of the referendum chelsea are in use in calling me and is not to you can just dial and become an election polls. because the bank for infrastructure and communication is trying to keep trying to do it these links with britain on vinyl on my knee and could hypothetically unite to address to the temple with us we need him on the amount of money. secondly an enormous amount of time the latest poll not black and nights when the money and colleen come to ghana. i'll need to prove that it seems you've been at the root of the cisco spouse the nra invested one million new life in the construction of a new backu the aim is to offer a new way of looking at calling me and three the history of the community. twenty three years with ukraine where i experienced so many locals according to this delta. you see the tension was too nervous moved to the lawsuit the end of the soviet era. i was very hopeful that we wou

there is also some mccartney, bruce, prince, elo, fleetwood mac, steely dan. now she has time to make up for lost time. he is now making her a mix of christmas music because to date she has never heard a christmas song. >>> when we come back, those who are making a difference in a real time of need. >>> our making a difference report tonight comes from washington state, the scene of so much tragedy this past week, but like so much of the bad that we have to witness, like so many of the awful events we have to cover and the stories we must tell, great people have come forward, and they have performed great deeds. their stories tonight from nbc's joe fryer. >> peas, carrots, corn. >> reporter: few things in tough times offer more comfort than a only-home-cooked meal. enter this woman, better known as mama. >>ee that is hot. this big-hearted restaurant owner is part of the group known as the soup ladies. >> yeah, that is perfect. >> reporter: volunteers who spent this entire week feeding search crews at the site of the oso mud slide. >> i would never want to do t

when mccartney came in, he went out the back. >> mccartney was there? >> yes. my idol.e must have seen me and run the opposite direction but, no. as you guys know, everybody is there. they do it right. we are not exactly sure why we were but it was fascinating stuff. mark sullinger who got mika in trouble before tried to do it again. all of these "vanity fair" shots what they called a little photo booth. >> did you have to stay and clean up after? was that part of the package? >> that was the only way we got here! the worst part was right there. we to actually talk to louis. you have to talk to louis. >> did you see louis with larry david? we played the clip. >> oh, my gosh. >> so funny. so funny. >> larry davidson, we saw larry david twice. on friday at a party and on friday, mika is coming up. here, here, come here. he takes out a breath mint and he gives it to her. >> really? >> really. i'm thinking, okay, this is just sort of his move. this is what larry does. then on sunday, he's gone up to drops. hey, come here, come here. "vanity fair" party and mika is there. he

paul mccartney.lennon was more in your face. >> you are known for being able to rewrite certain kinds of songs and updating the various lyrics. is that something that you are still interested in? >> i think maybe you're talking about the lee hazelwood song that i changed the lyrics for, "these boots are made for walking." at that time, i was a lot younger. the things that motivated me were different. i was single about the times are talking about sex like it was cheerios was not a big thing. looking at it now, we had to go back to that song and beep out a bunch of words that i changed. when mr. hazelwood was alive, he was cashing the check and when he read the lyrics he said i turned the song into a violent offensive lyric. >> but he didn't give you the money back. >> no. people were saying what was violent and offensive is that he took your money. i said i am not that uptight about money. >> tell us about the business of megadeth. you're doing the symphony but you're going on tour. tell us about the

last year's festival was headlined by paul mccartney. the red hot chili peppers. nine inch nails. some of the names rumored to be under consideration for this year include bruce springsteen, the killers, and daft punk. outside lands will take over golden gate park for three days starting august 8th. >> kentucky police are investigating a string of /mob attacks. some of them were caught on camera saturday and sunday. groups as large as 200 teenagers are causing chaos. one woman says that teenagers around her car and attacked her family. there have been mixed messages in this aftermath. police sent out e-mail's same that the threat of these attacks had been building for some time. >> this was an extraordinary and unusual is a that nothing like this has happened in decades. >> if the police e-mail came with this morning. the major concern is the someone is want to get killed during an incident. >> taking a look at what this trend in a round of the web of this morning. you will find some of the funny is trends on instagram. ted berrigan and mud bombing, but have you h

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now, of course, if you are paul mccartney, you are sort of used to it, but for an audience watching that it -- the other thing is, would it not be great to be in that room? the people not just watching on television, but invited guest? what an exclusive crowd. being part of a special group, having exclusivity is very glamorous, and i think particularly for black americans, the idea that the president is there, and he is part of that exclusive crowd, and he is not there as an entertainer. he is there as the president of the united states, is glamorous, and i have to talk about oprah a little bit, because in this context, she is a very glamorous figure, but in the book, i actually write about how her life was affected by an unintentional glamour, something that was not glamorous, which was that when she was a teenager, she found a tremendous amount of glamour in "the mary tyler moore show," and it was about embarrassing situations. mary richards had the worst parties. they were sort of figures of fun, but yet, to a teenager living in difficult circumstances, somebody who is obviously very

last year's festival was headlined by paul mccartney. the red hot chili peppers.nd nine inch nails. some of the names rumored to be under consideration for this year include bruce springsteen, the killers, and daft punk. outside lands will take over golden gate park for three days starting august 8th. garden sheds and picnic tables were sent flying when what has now been confirmed as a *tornado . touched down near roseville earlier this week. several houses in one neighborhood suffered thousands of dollars of damage. david bienick reports. san leandro police are warning the public about a possible traffic robbery scam. the warning comes after an incident earlier this week when a man flagged down a big-rig driver, telling him his truck was sending out a lot of smoke. when the driver went to inspect his truck's engine, the suspect stole a cellphone out of the truck and ran away. the suspect is described as a hispanic man, between 25 and 30, around 5 feet 10 inches tall driving a small, gray compact car. free agent running back maurice jones-drew a de la salle high s

mccartney, for instance, who challenged us all, taught at a level where you really had to work at it to do it. host: all right. so you just don't understand why they're making the changes? caller: i don't understand why they are making the changes. it seems like some students can't do well on the test, there is something wrong with the test pit is not possible that the students or education are getting bad. warrington,cator in virginia. what grade do you teach? caller: i'm actually not in a school but i have worked in colleges and universities before , specifically in admissions, so i've dealt with the sat in one respect or another. host: yeah. what was your experience? caller: i think the changes they are making to the test are hopefully going to be effective, given that they are going to be a little more relevant to its student -- to what students experience in everyday life. studentsd, if i told -- as i told students when i was in admissions, i told him that the test is basically 4 hours out of a fun week of 4 years of your life. it will tell you something about what is going on,

last year's festival was headlined by paul mccartney, the red hot chili peppers and nine inch nails. some of the names of our lumber to be under consideration for this year in kinclude bruce springsteen, the killers, and daft punk. >> the competition is on for the breakfast crowd. yesterday we told you about the launch of taco bell's morning menu and now macdonell is making a push to keep their customers. for two weeks beginning march 31st, mcdonald's will be given away free small mid cafe during breakfast hours. they also plan to set of free samples at their transportation hubs. that is not all they are going to offer. they will be giving out prizes to some of their most active with her followers. >> a new government study now reveals that a big jump in the number of u.s. children with autism. to the number jumped 30% from 2008 to 2010. what is 66 children in america had to autism in 2010. other findings show that five times more are common for boys. the study reveals that caucasian children are more likely to be diagnosed an african-american or hispanic children >> a bay area man i

in 1997, paul mccartney was knighted by queen elizabeth ii. in america with "can't fight this feeling." ♪ ♪ >>> the answer to the trivia question of the day is terrence howard. great actor. our winner is melba alexander from gunnersville, alabama. she will get a copy of brian's new book "george washington's secret six". now some quick headlines. green makes green. new numbers show colorado rake not guilty about $2 million in its first month of recreational marijuana sales. that's from taxes. the first $40 million in tax tax goes to school construction. after that, it's up to the state lawmakers how to spend the dough. and in other pot news, three students in a middle school in colorado under arrest. they're accused of bringing candy made of marijuana to school. then handing it out. several students, unfortunately, appeared high in class. elisabeth? >> i was never that student. well, the unemployment rate ticked up a notch to 6.7%, meaning more americans are on the job hunt. cheryl casone from the "fox business" network is here to break down so

. >> this is mccartney for me. jagger for you. >> that's right. film about james brown and doing a biopick. so i got to go down and visit the set in jackson, mississippi, where they are shotinoting. the movie is called "get on up." >> reporter: the hardest working man in show business. on-stage tornado of singing and dancing and sexual energy. so who better to bring james brown's life and legacy to the big screen than a spirit? how far do you go with james brown? do you remember when you first met the man? >> yeah, i think 1964 in new york. i went to see him doing a show. he treated me like very -- like i was kind of just new on the block, which isn't what i was. >> reporter: right. did you borrow any of his dance moves? you're up here a little bit and he is down on the floor. >> i used to do in the '60s i used to do some of his moves. >> reporter: although jagger and brown were not close friends, the rolling stones front man was an early fan. some time after brown's death in 2006, jagger helped to resurrect ab abandoned hollywood plan to tell the