. >>> paul mccartney issued a warning of sorts to british prime minister david cameron don't mess with fox hunting ban. mccartney made the comments before a vote in parliament on the government's proposal to loosen the hunting ban which went into effect in 2004. the new proposal would allow hounds to flush a fox out of hiding but not kill it. mccartney is well known for animal rights activism. >>> the espy awards are coming up next week. >> fan voting is underway. go to our website, abc7news.com for a link to cast your ballot. >> abc 7 news will be covering the espy's in los angeles wednesday. look for live reports at 4:00. airing here at 8:00 p.m. followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a lot more to bring you here at for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train and

what do you mean you did shakespeare with paul mccartney?and rita wilson -- >> jimmy: tom hanks the actor? >> yes, yes. they put on this staged reading of shakespeare plays. and last time i did it, paul mac cart though was like our musical guest and also was in the play. >> jimmy: wow. >> so all day long we're rehearsing. he's like doing "hey jude" and "lucy in the sky with diamonds." i have video of it, all these actors who are all pretty well known in their own right just videoing him. with our iphones. just a bunch of nerds. >> jimmy: because there's nothing better than that. >> you can't believe you're onstage hanging out with the beatle. and he's just playing music. >> jimmy: and he's singing the songs you want to hear. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of these guys, and there aren't any people in paul mccartney's category, but they don't want to play any of that stuff. >> it is incredible. in the play, the director and i decided -- we didn't tell paul this -- that i was the only one that had a scene with him, at the end of the scene i was goin

-mccartney: hey, marcus. -lemonis: you are? -mccartney: mccartney. lemonis: mccartney, nice to meet you. -cristina: hi, marcus. -lemonis: your name? cristina: cristina. lemonis: cristina, nice to meet you. -miranda: hi! -lemonis: hi, how are you? -i'm marcus. -miranda: hi, i'm miranda. lemonis: hey, miranda, how are you? -is this your place? -miranda: this is it. lemonis: how long have you been in the business? miranda: 10 years. we started in my house. i had chronically chapped lips my entire life. and so my daughter was born -- she's now 11 -- and while breastfeeding, started using lanolin -- for breastfeeding -- on my lips. lemonis: the nipple gets chapped. okay. miranda: and i'm like, "oh, i'll put it on my lips," and they were healed for the first time in 30 years. lemonis: now, what is lanolin? miranda: lanolin comes from sheep. it's like an oil, like, a protective coating on their fur. lemonis: i think it's especially cool when somebody starts a business that is meant to solve a problem. sometimes necessity is the mother of invention. miranda:

paul mccartney, mctaggart, perhaps. -- paul mccartney mick jagger, perhaps, but how many times the?r: i the beginning they chose the design they had to consider how to construct it. >> honestly, from a design perspective it does not seem to fit within the fabric of tokyo which i feel is a rather eclectic space not a perfect fit. reporter: after months of outrage over budget costs and resistance from the public, the japanese prime minister put the hammer down. >> we have decided to go back to the stop on the tokyo olympics paralympics stadium plan and start over from zero. >> for japan, it is back to the drawing board. the prime minister did assure that a new stadium would be completed by 2020, in time for the olympics. brent: finally first tears then a happy ending. the young palestinian refugee who burst into tears after german chancellor angela merkel explained essilor politics to hurt does not have to leave germany. she says that 37 no plans to deport them -- authorities have no plans to deport them. thanks for watching. see you again soon. [captioning performed by the national c

paul mccartney, mctaggart, perhaps. -- paul mccartney mick jagger, perhaps, but how many times the?r: i the beginning they chose the design they had to consider how to construct it. >> honestly, from a design perspective it does not seem to fit within the fabric of tokyo which i feel is a rather eclectic space not a perfect fit. reporter: after months of outrage over budget costs and resistance from the public, the japanese prime minister put the hammer down. >> we have decided to go back to the stop on the tokyo olympics paralympics stadium plan and start over from zero. >> for japan, it is back to the drawing board. the prime minister did assure that a new stadium would be completed by 2020, in time for the olympics. brent: finally first tears then a happy ending. the young palestinian refugee who burst into tears after german chancellor angela merkel explained essilor politics to hurt does not have to leave germany. she says that 37 no plans to deport them -- authorities have no plans to deport them. thanks for watching. see you again soon. [captioning performed by the national c

copies of his autobiography entitle rock and role hidden giant with the forward written by sir paul mccartneyor a check of the accu weather forecast with our own rock star contradict sowers in for melissa magee. >> you know how i roll. >> singer, song writer. >> what do i to have do to become a sir. >> i don't know. >> sir paul mccartney. >> ask the the queen nicely maybe. >> live on sky six, i don't think that is happening anytime soon. is there the view. >> never give up. >> exactly, walter. is there the the view, looking live from temple university camera. very comfortable evening. nice and clear. in the too much going on. just the way we like it on a saturday night. storm tracker six live double scan no worries this evening. things might light up a little bit tomorrow at this same time as we are watching a frontal system that will dive from the north and plant itself right over the delaware valley. that can trigger a couple of showers and thunderstorms but again that wouldn't be until late tomorrow, highs today, it wasn't a bad day. mid to upper 80's fill at lone exception the only area t

lennon and mccartney... gilbert and sullivan... all of the cathedrals... most of the cathedrals in europe... the internet all of those...they're the result of collaborators. >> many of his titles have been turned into movies including the summer 2015 release of the television series zoo, based on a patterson thriller. >> it's a fable...and it's a fable about really what man is doing to the environment. and in this case animals start to respond. they're threatened. >> but now patterson is expanding into children's publishing. >> a regular kid becomes a super hero! >> and to promote youth literacy he's partnering with some big names. >> if i go to a school it's like...yea! if i go in with lebron or dwayne or whatever...it's like yea!!! you know... so the kids are paying more attention. >> he says he's loves his fans...but there is one he is still waiting to hear back from... >> i sent flowers to the studio for marge, and this day i've never heard back. >> patterson talks about love and loss his son jack and in

toto go behind the headlines robert mccartney and jennifer mcconnell are. welcome to o you both. jennifer i will let you kick it off with montgomery county. two egg businesses there. jennifer: well-known businesses. we start with discovery. you may remember discovery has picked up p the europe nation ghts for the olympic gameses from 2018 through 20rain two. discovery is getting the bulk of this revue from international countries anand affiliatat. rebecca: that is a big deal. jenner: it is a really, really big deal. the other headline -- marriott. marriott is in bethesda and they said earlier this year they will be looking to see where they go when their release runs out in 2022 and there are lots of groupshat want to bring them toto the new pike community and see if ty can get ththem to move over that way. rebecca: what you think will be the answer to that? jennififer: it depenends. ththey are rebranding it and they e making g a big push. they want to have amenities for millennialal's and they want to push metro. the old white flint d dtrict is making a push. rebecca: robert, yo

you know, a lot of people would love to meet paul mccartney and go "hey, what about the time you walked laughter ] so i was stuck five minutes talking to him and didn't know what to say. we ended up talking about his daughter is a vegetarian or something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you couldn't have a a normal conversation with paul mccartney? just a normal conversation -- about anything? you couldn't do it? >> i couldn't do it. [ laughter ] you guys have known each other forever. you wrote "celebrity jeopardy" together. >> we did. and the first sketch coming back from the transitional year, steve higgins played -- he went out there in a diaper. you remember that, steve? >> steve: yeah. i played f. lee bailey, my very first show. >> jimmy: really, i want to say i remember that. >> very first show. and so they did a review, and they said the show is not good when the best guy on it is the stage hand. >> steve: i'll take it as a a compliment. >> jimmy: you brought that around and showed it to people --. >> steve: exactly. >> jimmy: see, the great review i got? >> steve: i got a t-shirt printe

and so you walk in a room and there -- i mean this isn't just paul mccartney and george harrison.ut your guitar and play it for them? >> i did. i played a song of mine. the best song i had at the time was a song called, "something in the way she moved." >> seth: mm-hmm. great song. [ cheers and applause ] and that is it true that george harrison said later that he -- that inspired -- people say that inspired "something," a song that george harrison wrote. >> yeah, you know what? i had stolen everything i possibly could from the beatles. you know? and i do think that particularly with people who aren't trained musicians, as i was, i was sort of a folk musician or whatever you call it. i think we recycle a lot of stuff. you listen to stuff. it crops back up. if you do it too much, then you go to court, but you learn to walk that line. >> seth: well, i'm so happy you're here. i'm so happy you walked that line and didn't get sued by the beatles. and i can't wait to hear your song. >> no, i wrote my song first, i need to make that clear. >> seth: no, please please. we all -- every time

>> last year, paul mccartney filled candlestick with music, a fitting goodbye to a stadium full of memories. as droneview7 showed, candlestick itself is just a memory. in san francisco, wayne freedman for abc7 news. >> we have received more than 23,000 views on facebook since we posted the droneview7. check it out on abc7 facebook page. >> people thing it is very cool. as do we. >> it is an honor to be the first station to do that in the country. >> exactly. hopefully you will see more of that. what kind of view would we get on the bay area? >> a lot of cloud cover. no tornadoes to fly into unfortunately. candlestick has clouds. and moisture. we can see that in live doppler hd from bay point to west leland avenue and pittsburg and hillcrest avenue and lone tree way to discovery bay and brentwood and 160 and wet from the sunol grade to mission boulevard and back to the parkway in fremont, a little wet right now. here is the storm i am tracking across the north bay hugging the coast to bow bay bridge to dillon beach. it will slide the coast to marin county coast as we head through the morning

when i did my first book for ray charles, i thought i would get a call from eric clapton and paul mccartney would be set the rest of my life because ray charles was such a mega star. nobody called. nobody called. i learned is i cannot count on the books that i have done to generate more work i have to go out. now i have an agent that i love that is also proactive

you have paul mccartney, brad pitt, gwyneth paltrow opening something up there as well. -- celebrities drop by to pay homage. how many broth do you think were hung on the walls? 16,000. i have thought. 0-- not. i grew up here so you do not develop new it here. apparently julia roberts went there in 1996. with realing commodities. we will take a look at how the prices settled in new york trading. we start with proper because it was an ugly day. alix: copper it fresh six-year lows. copper down for the straight day, the longest losing streak in september. if you take a look at the caterpillar numbers that came out today, the full-year sales forecast, they sell the companies that mine -- they sell to companies that mine copper. anecdotal evidence there is too much supply of whether it is metals will fuel. talk about the demand from china as well. that is a big part of why a lot of analysts are verizon copper. literally goldman sachs took copper to the woodshed. lower the long-term forecast for copper to 5000 tons to 6000. it sees fit to be 4500 to 7000. really brutal downgra

also acts such as youtube, queening with paul mccartney.u will tanian consent in lon did not and nearly 2 mill won people around the world were at the concert raising money for victims. >> a lot of concern at jersey shore and delaware beaches this summer. >> today researches are getting stung intentionally by the portuguese man of war to better understand why they are washing up along our coast. >>> from sussex county a ribbon county to celebrate the break water trail. >> there may never be an explanation about a mysterious boom at a rhode island beach that sent a woman flying into a rock jetty. closed for hours after people heard a huge boom then realized the woman was thrown from her chair. she has prak toured ribs but she is out of the hospital now. state police found no physical evidence of an explosion but the state fire marshal is invet gating to see if there was a seismic events. >> an unusual invasion of portuguese man o war. >> these jelly fish like creatures can deliver quite the sting. researchers want to find out if this summer'

i thought the next day i'd get a call from paul mccartney, mick jagger, eric clapton and i'd just have gigs for the rest of my life because, you know, ray charles is such a megastar. nobody called. nobody called. and one of the things i learned is that i can't count on the books that i've done to generate more work for me that i have to continue to go out and -- now i have an agent who i love, and he's also very proactive and his name is david zigliano. but i, i don't take anything for, anything for granted. but i also have to say and maybe this is what's kept me as a ghost writer who's always been able to work, i like the hustle. i mean, i like cold calls and i think it's good to hustle. i think it's good for us to look for work and expose oust ourselves and be -- ourselves and, you know, in other words, to kind of risk rejection, i think, is good for the soul. because to be too protective, to say, well i'm not going to talk to this person because they may reject me, i mean that isn't me. i mean it's okay to be rejected. but i try to tell people when i meet them the truth and if i wan

i think earlier you played that song by paul mccartney, it's getting better all the time.to my woman, i would beat her and keep her apart from the things she looed. when i heard that -- loved, when i heard that recently i thought, sir paul you can't say that anymore. just little stuff that shifts that we just no longer do. john: because of science and reason, you say and you insult religion saying religion is not the source of moral progress. many people watching will say, yes, it is. >> during the enlightenment there became a movement to try to apply science of reason to solving social problems. instead of treating behavior as a sin let's treat it as something that's a problem to be solved. how can we get homicide to go down? get people to act nicer to each other, how can we improve the economy get people wealthier. people think adam smith's book is called wealth of nations. that's not the title. the title is an inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations. inspired by newton, the principle that the universe is governed by natural laws, we can apply that no

when i did my first book for ray charles, i thought i would get a call from eric clapton and paul mccartney i would be set the rest of my life because ray charles was such a mega star. nobody called. nobody called. i learned is i cannot count on the books that i have done to generate more work i have to go out. now i have an agent that i love that is also proactive and his name is david. but i don't take anything for granted but i also have to say maybe this is what has kept me as a ghostwriter to work, i like the hustle. i'd like cold calls. i think it is good for us to look for work and explore ourselves. in other words to risk rejection is good for the soul because to be too protective, i will not talk to this person because they may reject me? that is not a. it is okay to be rejected but i tell people if i want to be your book i really really want to do your book so i try not to be too proud. >> host: what are you working on right now? >> i have a contract with tavis maile this is the fifth book together about the last 16 weeks in the life of michael jackson. is a condensed books. >> ho

from paul mccartney -- from palm spring and almost record at 88 if lake tahoe with thunderstorms headingt way tom. >> new a check on what is going on around your neighborhood with leyla. >> as we have mentioned we are covering the memorial for sergeant scott lunger and this is going to mean major traffic impact for folks that live in and work in and around hayward and oakland. windy procession begins and there will be three processes, chapel of the chimes is where it begins and traveling along mission boulevard it is going to head up to a street to 880 so expect road closures in the areas. also, like 880 between yinton and oracle arena the on-ramps are going to be shut down. the procession begins and that includes officers and family members with law enforcement officers escorting sergeant scott lunger from chapel of the climbs to oracle arena. when the million at oracle arena is completed there will be continued delays southbound 880 and eastbound headed from 238 and 880 when they take him to the final resting place at union cemetery. matt and eric? >> thank you leyla. >> he is in longe

live aid featured acts such as u2, paul mccartney in a simultaneous concert in london. 2 million peopletched the concert that benefited african famine victims. >>> the fund-raiser is ready to roll again this year. coming up the organizers of the tour deshore will join us with a preview of what to expect in the 2015 edition. glenn? >> it will get muggy again. that july humidity is making a comeback, and i'll show you when in my seven-day forecast. >>> this is nbc 10 news. it may have been bumped down to dwarf planet status, but tomorrow pluto will have its night to shine. the spacecraft sent back these images thursday that were taken more than 3 million miles away from pluto. >> mission that's exploring an entirely new realm of our solar system and one that already has produced a number of discovery, and i'm absolutely positive will create enormous buzz in the skient i think world as well as inspiring a nation and a world. >> the journey is nine years in the making and promises to be the biggest planetory unveiling in a quarter of a century. >>> well it's an event many are saying will ri

so then the next night paul mccartney was playing.h, yeah, yeah. >> i go, "you go with me to this one." >> jimmy: dude, buble's doing a a secret show. yeah, yeah, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> buble, let's do it! >> jimmy: we gotta talk about this film, "joe dirt 2." what's the plot in this one? >> plot? oh, i knew we forgot something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why would i care what the plot is? >> no, it's got so many twists and turns like "inception." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it is nothing like "inception." not true. >> you know, it's just basically, i get separated -- i'm married to brandi in it, for the ones who know what that is. i'm married to the girl and then we get separated the whole movie so i'm trying to find her again. christopher walken is in it, pretty much the same people. so, it's great. >> jimmy: do you have to watch the first one to know what happens in the second one? >> no. you won't get the second one either way. [ laughter ] no, it's not, it's great. i actually think it's better. gross people say that! but i think

paul and lip da mccartney for a "life" magazine cover. a young michael jack on an old b.b. king.hese are slide files each held about 500 slides. >> the archives in his bungalow in north hollywood holds some 400,000 photographs. alphabetized from "a" for america to z" for zappa. it's almost impossible to illustrate the history of american music in the late '60s and '70s without his pictures. ♪ here is csn. well, look there is a shot from the first cover. >> that was just a little old shack with a couch in front of it in west hollywood. we took the picture and turned out they were sitting in the wrong order after they named themselves. so we went back to reshoot the picture and the house was gone. >> they torn it down. >> they done it down. it was a pile of sticks in the back of the lot. ♪ >> in 1969, he was hired to shoot some black and white publicity shots for james taylor. but he liked the light and colors that day. >> so, i said, don't move, james. i got my color camera took a couple of shots just for myself. ♪ that became the cover of "sweet baby james." >> how far back does

but beatrice is a talented poet a talent she picked up from mccartney. >>> the launch of the "u.s. based in san diego. it will be delivered to the navy later this year. you can see why it was a little bit of a rocky -- >> rock and roll. >> but beautiful indeed. >> but they made it. >>> and the journal times of wisconsin reports on the dafrmgs winds at a hot air balloon festival. >> oh, no. no, no, no no no no. >> strong winds blew away deflated balloons saturday at the watrderfo balloonfest. there were two people inside the basket. they were unharmed. they said to them forecast we stay in the basket we'll be okay. scary to look eight it though. >>> a new study reveals the best age to get married. a study at university of maryland reveals the prime time to settle down is late 20s and early 30s. those who settle down after phase a divorce rate 5% heer each year. heidi, good morning. >> good morning. >> so why is the late 20s, early 30s the sweet spot? >> it's for a couple of reasons. for years it was in general the longer you wait the better off you'll be in terms of not getting divo

. >>> "es squarequire"esquire" says paul katherine mccartney said when john got shot aside from the pureto say he is the beatles and to me and george and ringo said it was only a year ago and we were all equal. he comments on yoko ono described his role in the band. paul about nothing and all he did was book the studio. blank you. all i did was book the blank studio? a lot of revisionism, john did this john did that. >> a good read. >> he was a little upset, i think. >>> boston.com a sophomore josen rosenfeld noticed an error during june and gave the formula for the golden ratio but the minus sign isn't correct. the formula should read a plus b. he alerted the staff and they fixed a supply that has been wrong since 1981! >> good for him! the historic reopening of relations between u.s. and cuba creates new business opportunities for both countries. carnival cruise company is announcing it received permission from the u.s. government to begin travel to cuba. joining us only on "cbs this morning," the president and ceo of carnival corporation, arnold donald. good morning. great to have you

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. >> i love -- >> nothing like paul mccartneyed in the morning. >> paul mccartney that's what america they come from around the globe because they believe in what america is. happy fourth of july, ladies and gentlemen. >> this is a live shot from patriot point in charleston, south carolina. we will be live down there in a little while. dana perino is down there of course, doing a book signing this morning and celebrating down there this morning: how to get your barbecue. >> most of all we have elizabeth prann this morning. we are united statesful for that great to he sue you. >> welcome to the show. >> later this morning we will learn more about elizabeth prann. >> we don't have to make that long though. >> we have a couple hours for you. >> important news to get to this morning. >> we have a couple hours. diving deep elizabeth's past. >> then we will lose all our viewers. >> biggest terror threat since 9/11. that's what authorities are calling it thousands of extra police on patrol this weekend, guarding against plots, targeting fourth of july celebrations in this country. >> peter d

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