but chances are you didn't see paul mccartney and didn't even know he was here. special connection that led to a special treat. >> in delaware, it took nearly 170 years but a shameful wrong is finally getting set right to honor a man who risked it all to fight slavery. howard? >> i like that arm in the shot. it looks like our floor manager is actually doing something. (laughter). >> your comments on social media have an affect on the players? one of the coaches respond to that subject and some injured players come back this week much that's all coming up in sports. Ñ ♪ >>> scary moments on american airline flight that made an emergency landing in phoenix. the plane was on its way to dallas fort worth from san jose when a drunk passenger apparently made gun shapes with his fingers. the fbi detain the man but did not arrest him. >>> turns out paul mccartney was in philly this weekend jamming and most people including myself had no idea. icon the former beetle gave a private performance during the american trucking association's management conference and exhibition.

, you're not. [ as paul mccartney ] >> you know. my favorite horror movie i think, is "fatal attraction." you know, the one with michael douglas and glenn close where, you know, the married guy, you know, the chap, he shags a bird, you know. he goes a shaggy bird, and the wifey comes home, you know, anan so he e lls the bird up. heheays toodaloo, see you later. and the bird gets all out of bunches, she goes bonkers, you know. and she boils a bunny rabbit, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then she -- [ laughter ] you've seen the movie, come on now. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he's choking her in a tub. like he's chokey lokey. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: paul, paul, paul. >> he's choking her in the tubby. [ applause ] >> jimmy: paul, paul, paul, paul. >> what? >> jimmy: paul mccartney talking about horror movies. >> oh, okay. >> jimmy: thank you very much. that's all the time we have for "wheel of impressions." dana carvey, right there ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with demi lovato. come on back

creo que que demuestra es que mccartney no logrÓ obtener un poco de favor de esos sectores.. >> yo creo que ahora se estÁ promoviendo a que haya un consenso por medio de un candidato ser aceptado. un representante que tenga respeto y que ademÁs, es una persona que tiene. fernando: por ahora, no hay candidato para suceder ni tampoco, hay nueva fecha. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univisiÓn. julio: gracias fernando! usted no se retire, que ya regresamos con mucha mÁs informaciÓn. julio: les tenemos las imÁgenes de un trágico accidente vehicular en repÚblica dominicana que dejÓ un saldo trÁgico. no se retire. ♪ ♪ julio: en repÚblica dominicana, un vehÍculo de la direcciÓn de migraciÓn se desliza al desplazarse por la vÍa. aris nos informa. aris: de los accidentados, se encuentran recibiendo asistencia en este hospital. >> uno de estos tiene trauma severo. fracturas diversas. hay dos en observaciÓn. >> recibimos en emergencia, mÁs de 20 hombres para dar asistencia, de los cuales, le dimos atenciÓn 16, porque habÍa algunos que no estaban heridos. tenemos tres muertos en la

creo que lo que demuestra es que mccartney no logrÓ ni siquiera tener un poco de favor de esos sectoresse estÁ promoviendo que haya un consenso. es un candidato que no ha aceptado, un representante que tiene respeto de extremos en nuestro partido y ademÁs, es una persona que ha demostrado que tiene un conservadorismo fiscal fuerte. fernando: esto continuara por lo menos por los prÓximos dÍas. desde washington, fernando pizarro divisiÓn. julio: poco a poco, la lluvia ha ido pasando. vamos con eduardo rodrÍguez, que nos tiene su informe del tiempo. eduardo: buenas noches! efectivamente julio. la lÍnea de chubascos y tormentas, ha cruzado toda nuestra regiÓn. se acabaron los avisos de tormentas. tiene que aumentar el descenso de las temperaturas, que de hecho, ya se siente. esta tarde, tuvimos 80 grados. el promedio climatolÓgico es de 70 grados, pero hemos estado 11 grados por encima de ese promedio. ahora, la situaciÓn va por la normalidad. allentown con 76. delaware, 81. atlanta city, 81. los termÓmetros bajaron esta hora. en muchas Áreas, tenemos muchas estaciones que reportan 60 grado

fernando: kevin mccartney el favorito para suceder al presidente del senado.estÁn hecho porque tenemos diferentes puntos de vista. fernando: su rival dijo estar sorprendido. senador: tenemos quiÉnes internos y necesitamos ver cÓmo unir el partido. fernando: un analizar publicado dice que su partido estÁ dividido. analizados. es sorprendente ver que cuando habÍa conseguido los votos dice que no puede ser presidente, lo que sÍ parece que esto demostrarÍa es que los conservadores en la cÁmara, aunque son minorÍa, tienen mucha influencia e impacto. fernando: la casa blanca dijo que quien sea el presidente de la cÁmara tendrá el mismo desafÍo. >> unido a una bancada republicana minorÍa, hay conservadores que pone su ideologÍa extrema por delante de todo lo demÁs. fernando: el paciente la cÁmara dice que seguirán sus puestos hasta que se elija su sucesor. ahora existe mucha incertidumbre sobre quiÉn serÁ el nuevo lÍder del partido republicano en el congreso. leÓn: cada vez mÁs. sus hijos tener acceso a la universidad. nos hace, con informaciÓn sobre recursos financi

-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:

. >> mccartney y a el favorito, pero retirÓ su candidatura. >> lo que demuestra es que el partido republicanora las personas estÁn en shock porque tenemos distintos puntos de vista. >> uno de los rivales dijo estar igualmente sorprendido. creo que tenemos muchos quiebres internos y necesitamos ver cÓmo era el partio. una lista republicano dice que es claro que su partido estÁ dividido. >> es sorprendente cuando estaba por conseguirlos votos, llegar a la presidencia y hoy dice que no puede ser el presidente. lo que me parece que demostrarÍa que los conservadores en la cÁmara, aunque una minorÍa tiene mucha influencia en mucho impacto. >> la casa blanca reaccionÓ indicando que quien sea no presidente tendrÁ el mismo desafÍo. hay una minorÍa de políticos republicanos conservadores que ponen su ideologÍa extrema por delante de todo lo demÁs. >> el presidente de la cÁmara dice que seguida en su puesto hasta que se elija al sucesor. pero ahora existe mucha incertidumbre sobre quiÉn serÁ nuevo lÍder del partido republicano. >> gracias. cada vez se hace mÁs difÍcil a los padres pagar por cuidado infa

. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particularfocused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> called -- >> i sell records. doesn't matter if i have been with the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo, who, to this day, people dismiss way too much. has tremendous success in the '70s. and george harrison stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a super nova, an album "all things must pass" may be the greatest beatles' solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport >> over the years, now, such a lot of songs mounted up i only wanted to do. i got a quota of one, or two per album. >> were you held down by the other fellows? >> well, very subtly, yes. ♪ >> i would just like to thank

board memberrron mccartney started the 90-minute hearing by questioning freitag about being behind in closing out providing necessary reports to the county's outside auditing fi they contract t ith. freittg responded several times by saying he's a 24-7 caregiver for his wife, and that the board should be questioning his chief deputy auditor, who he says takes care of things when he's gone. board member larry gibbs says freitag needs to give to his staff all county records he has at home, so they can reconcile the county's budget. several times, freitag became visibly agitated, and acused board members of "badgering him" by asking the same questions repeatedly. 25:59-18 "you have set me up for failure. and it has not just been this year, it's been last year. and that's exactly happening here, and now that my wife is sick and i absolutely cannot perform extra time, now's the time to kick me and make i d't get up again. " 28:26-:42 "it's nn about his wife, it's about what we need to run the there's many facts and figures we do not have to continue running with a balanced budget. " gibbs

el comentario de mccartney de que e investigaciÓn de hillary clinton tuvo una meta polÍtica, lo hundiÓbiner siga como presidente y no se retire hasta la prÓxima elecciÓn del aÑo que viene. >> en nombre de rayas sucio de inmediato y dijo que no le interesaba el cargo. >> las personas estÁn diciendo: no, gracias. partido entre los miembros y los que son mÁs moderados, pero al final del dÍa, con los han sido vocales y han predominado. este conservador se postulÓ al cargo en dÍas pasados. estoy absolutamente sorprendidos, ni me imaginÉ esto, los mÁs conservadores del partido quieren a daniel. el problema es que aquellos miembro que su pudieran tener los votos necesarios para ser electos como presidente de la cÁmara no quieren la posiciÓn y se desconoce quiÉn ocuparÁ el caso de jhon cuando tiene efectiva la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ♪ ♪ marÍa: uno de los estados unidoses vuelve ahora como vÍctima. le salpica al presidente de la fifa y el sucesor. una mujer hispana muestra su apoyo a donald trump en un acto en las vegas. ♪ hay miles de formas de entrar en el complejo sistema de

we'll send it over to you. >>> what do paul mccarpt any, stevie won -- mccartney, stevie wonder and willyhave in common? >> tommy mcfly joins us. before we get to that, did you make the most of yesterday, the mcfly factor back to the future day? >> i waited my entire career for the day. i had the hover board, drove around. it was fantastic. i couldn't get one of those deloreans, though. i was hoping to find one but it didn't work out. i'm sorry about that. this is pretty exciting. willy nelson is coming to town because he's going to win the library of congress' gershwin award. they give it out to those who have influenced american music and culture. billy joel got it last +year n year willy gets it. what's exciting is all these different artists will come to town to surprise him. for billy joel it was tony bennett and josh grow back. we're not -- groban. we're not sure who will be here but it's always an ai-list, always great. -- a-list, always great. back you to ys. >> thank you t. is a great time, -- thank you. it is a great time, too. >>> mayor bowser introduces a plan to try to reduc

the mccartney killed the little girl and bond helped him to dispose the body and cover up the crime. prosecutors have new evidence of the case but did not reveal the details yet. >>> post graduate will have to register as a sex o offender for the rest of his life. he's using a computer to learn under age girls. he's found guilty of not guilty. he will be sentenced next week. >>> he was driving erratically on route 118 booipd another car the victim told police, forced him to stop and got out of his car and started swing swinging a what chynoweth. hatchet >> i was flabbergasted. and you think oh, this does not happen to me. >> ip diplomat know what i didn't know what to do at first. >> brian arch is facing assault charges. >>> joe and jennie carroll wanted in three bank holdups the past three weeks starting maryland. the couple traveling in abu wick suv believed to be stolen where jennie work until she called in sick in august and never to be seen again. we are hearing from a mother whose daughter is killed from the apartment. tonight and how she's working to keep others safe. >> plus,

kevin mccartney era el favorito. >> no, deberÁ, lo queremos de aquel partido republicana tiene muchainternos y necesitamos ver de otra manera al partido". >> llegar a la presidencia de los representase, dice que no puede ser el presidente. o sea que si no es un escÁndalo, lo que sÍ me parece que esto demostrarÍa es que los conservadores en la cÁmara, es una minorÍa, sí tiene mucha influencia y mucho impacto. fernando: tendrÁn mismo desafÍo es que sea el nuevo presidente de la cÁmara. a una bancada republicana dividida. y una minorÍa de conservadores que pone su ideologÍa extrema por delante de todo lo demÁs.el presidente de la cÁmara dice que seguirÁ su puesto hasta que se elija a su sucesor. el proponer esa elecciÓn, ahora existe muchÍsima incertidumbre sobre quiÉn serÁ el nuevo lÍder del partido republicano quien el congreso. desde washington, fernando pizarro. univisiÓn. julio: a continuaciÓn, enrique rodrÍguez nos habla de la relaciÓn entre buenas notas y las ayudas financieras. enrique: ni la toma clases avanzadas, tiene un promedio de clasificaciones por encima de lo normal de

all right. >> sorry i'm okay. >> anyway what she was talking about when screaming was that paul mccartneyf his hit say, say, say with michael jackson sglp here's original listen to that first. >> say, say, say say, what you want, but don't my games with my affections♪ take, take, take♪ >> so say, say, say, tops billboard top 100 chart six weeks when released 30 years ago. here's a remix just released. >> say, say, say, what you want♪ but don't play games with my affections♪ take, take, take, what you nee need, but don't leave me with no direction♪ all alone, i sit home by the phone♪ >> i like it better. >> producers rearranged vocal seek quepss to give it a different feel and added some vok always it will appeal on special edition of pipes to pieces. >> new cd. >> you know what song i liked they did together the girl is mine. >> they did that? >> yeah, that girl is mine♪ >> yeah. yes. >> you are trying to make me doubt myself. >> you know beatlees are still number one music making group in the world after all these years. >> i can believe it. >> quincy what are you doing now? >> i'm doing

about you write a line your collaborations with other musicians, including paul mccartney.s it like working on "chronicle" -- on veronia? elvis: he invited me to work on his record. but in order to get started, i did not want to turn up unprepared. i turned up with a fairly well-developed sketch of a song which was, it was about my grandmother, about her, she was moving into dementia and alzheimer's. and it was something you might instantly right as a ballad to reflect the terror or sadne ss. but i decided to something i had done in the past with serious subject matter contrasting with a bright tune. because it was my story, paul, he just went to work making it better pop music. it worked. there was no point in trying to write a bright tune. and that was a very generous thing to do. that was the starting point. laura: so, what is next for elvis costello? elvis: i'm working all the time. new songs to be written. i've been working with burt bacharach. a record with burt bacharach 15 years ago. a musical is being developed out of those songs. when you write a musical, the char

. >> police charged brel's mother and her boyfriend michael mccartney with the girl's murder and cover-up them child advocate found when dcf closed the case. >> a lot of people dropped the ball. the report conerm ifs what they suspected for some time. >> everything associated with the if take policy and the department needs to needs to be overhauled. >> but maker said it was up to family, friends even neighbors to ry the red plague. >> i don't know anyone who wants to come off barging in without some process or some rigsal for doing so. >> brel's fath he watts mostly in florida until recent ry. he never even met her. >> my biggest regret is not coming here soon. sooner. just leave everything behind. just come here for my daughter. mary. today's report concludes that dcf made a mistake but should not be blamedded for belha la's death. the agency overhaul is on schedule and ex pecks changes by mid-november. live tonight, mary saladna, wcvb newscenter 5. ed: windows shattered. a driver hit in the head. right now, price on the south shore are search forking suspects ape string of bb gun three

it's from stella mccartney, $80. there may be somebody w w serves it. a fun little push toy. just an old-fashioned toy. >> no motor, no nothing. >> if you need that. >> yes, we do. >> we have a commemorative neiman marcus platter foror 2015 and it comes in a great gift box which is always a nice thing. this set o champagne flutes. a great zebra tray, it would make a great gift to keep jewelry in, coins. >> we always have a g gat array of -- >> what kind are you? >> i'm caramel. >> and we've got cookie jars, chocolate chip cookies. and then >> ah-oh. >> a faux fur dog coat. $80. >> a faux fur dog coat? >> just in case. >> style. >> all of this is style. great water bottles in wonderful designs. no one will get lost. >> jen jer, thank you so much. >> >> kekeu, thank you so much. >> thank you, ginger. >>> cut hundreds of calories from two of your favorite junk foods. >>> us four chiselled men get ready to show off their instruments. i did not write that, i promise you. they are well strung. ready to play after these messance. i am embarrassed.. >> i am toto americans... ...57% o

little head of yours ♪ >> reporter: for a kid who loved the beatles, what was it like to work with mccartneya prank when i was told that paul wanted me to come and write songs. but you don't turn up in short trousers and your fan club card and front pocket sticking out. obviously you have to turn up responsibly with your guitar and a couple of ideas. >> reporter: costello had the beginnings of a song about his grandmother grappling with alzheimer's. ♪ veronica veronica ♪ >> we made "veronica" into a pop record that actually got on the radio even though it was speaking about the unraveling of the mind. ♪ i never thought it would be like this ♪ ♪ but now i see >> reporter: a decade later he collaborated with burt it ended up starting what's become like a 20-year relationship. >> yeah. i mean we're still writing together now. >> reporter: they're writing two musicals. >> it's midnight and the phone rings and it's burt bacharach. elvis, where are the lyrics? you know, it's him driving it all the time. it's pretty great. ♪ gee, it's great after being out late ♪ ♪ walking my baby back home >> repo

karl mccartney: today we have seen the claimant count in lincoln fall by 20% on last year's figures, with a 44% drop in those claiming since 2010. does my right honorable friend believe this is down to having local job fairs and a clear long-term economic plan to secure our national recovery, and that it would be put in jeopardy by the shambles that is led by the party member opposite? prime minister cameron: let me congratulate businesses in lincoln on their record in providing people with jobs. the unemployment figures out today are extremely good. we see 140,000 more people in work, we see the employment rate at a record level since records began, unemployment has come down, vacancies have gone up, and youth unemployment and long-term unemployment have both come down. in all of this, yes, the job fairs are important and the apprenticeships are important, but above all what matters is having a long-term economic plan that is about a strong and secure economy and getting the down and running a surplus. that is what we should be focused on, but i am sure the honorable gentleman will

. >> brando mccartney is an opposition politician. >> this project was the brain child initially of perry christy who was the prime minister. this was a project that the present administration depended on for employment. so a disappointment would be an understatement in my view. >> reporter: the bahama leadership feels the pressure. baja mar would put thousands of people to work. >> the completion of the project and the owner of the resort will go a long way in aiding and assisting the rebounding of the economy right from the doldrums we've been facing since 2008 or so. >> now workers like justin lockhart spend their days waiting. >> for the average busboy, housekeeper, houseman, waitress, you know they're not going to get this opportunity again. so obviously it has to happen. >> reporter: that, is how many bahamans feel. shopkeepers with their souvenirs have waited and waited for tourists to materialize. >> we need them to open, that's a big building, we need them to open, to help us with all our expenses you know? we just hope when they open more business come along, you know? >> its de

. >> paul mccartney. speaker, today we have seen the claim by 20%.4% drop of those savings since 2010. clear, long-term economic growth, secure our national recovery, putting in jeopardy by the shambles which is the policy led by the honorable member opposite. let me congratulate mr. lincoln for the record in providing people with jobs. the unemployed and figures out today are extremely good, receive 140,000 more people at work. atsee the employment rate its record levels since they began, unemployment has come down to my vacancies have gone up. youth unemployment and long-term unemployment have both come down. all of this, john fares are important, partnerships are important. we need a long-term economic plan. we need a strong and secure in economy, getting the deficit down and running a surplus. that is what we should be focused on. i'm sure the honorable gent them >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to act out the prime minister's to those killed -- tributes to those killed in sadness at thed death of david phillip

there were great musicians performing and in between, people like paul mccartney talking about it. >> katy has been meditating for five yearses and she's volunteering her time to do this and bringing this to women all over the world. i mean the problem of stress and trauma is devastating, i think it is wonderful that tm is not just for people on the upper east side, it is single mothers, victims of violence, they can turn their lives around, same thing with the veterans. the suicides are a travesty. >> bob, thank you. by the way, you exude a calmness. >> it is the two of you. you are great. i watched you riding around. rosanna: bob roth, so nice to meet you in person. >> thank you so much. greg: mikey, what do you say? michelangelo i'm on board. rosanna: yes, we need to find a way. mike: the question of doing it first thing in the morning, well, for us. >> george stephanopoulos at 2:30 in the morning. >> he's a wannabe. >> nice to see you. [laughter] >> mike: first of all, what to expect, a few showers and storms. they are coming at you. but later on we have a round of showers coming

that pretty little head of yours ♪ >> for a kid who loved the beatles what was it like to work with mccartneyold that paul wanted me to come and write songs. but you don't turn up -- you know, you show up in your trousers and your fan club card and front pocket sticking out. obviously you have to turn up responsibly with your guitar and a couple of ideas. >> reporter: costello had the beginnings of a song about his grandmother grappling with alzheimer's. ♪ veronica ♪ veronica >> we made "veronica" into a pop record that actually got onto the radio even though it's speaking about the unraveling of the mind. ♪ never thought it would be like this ♪ ♪ but now i see >> reporter: a decade later he collaborated with burt bacharach. >> it ended up starting what's become like a 20-year relationship. >> yeah. i mean, we're still writing together now. >> reporter: they're writing two musicals. >> it's midnight and the phone rings and it's burt bacharach. elvis, where are the lyrics? you know, it's him driving it all the time. it's pretty great. ♪ gee it's great after being out late ♪ ♪ walking my baby b

doin mccartney's ability to his job given the skills set and the dynamics and politics of house of representatives very limited. i think he is a genius for not taking the job. you think this is something he decided he did not have to to do? >> i think he wanted to do it but relies it would be impossible to succeed. we are on the brink of two, more significant but two very significant things. passing some sort of budget extension. pimm: that is understood, but what are the reasons? he has to go behind closed doors at one point and say here are the reasons why a personal level and professional level i have decided i'm not going to do this. what are the reasons for him saying no? we will have to wait for this to play out. at least part of the reason was everybody watching knows it is a two-step process. today was the day he was supposed to become by a majority vote republican candidate for speaker. weekshere will be a few where everyone would vote. i don't think he had 218 votes. i don't think he thought he was going to get to hundred 18 vote. pimm: in other words, he looked at the map and said the m

time, and they have hanging on my wall greatest end changer of all time. >> did you know that paul mccartney in town yesterday? >> we do, yes. >> we talked about it, yes. >> monday, yes, crazy, to play private corporate gig. >> yes. >> very craze. >> i what do you think he made for that? what kind of money, a million? >> preston, had mentioned, they had the eagles. >> yes, the same company, american trucking company, that they did it, they had last year for this same thing, they had the eagles, the bands play. >> wow. >> they charge like somewhere in the neighborhood of like a million dollars for a show. >> it is ridiculous. >> absolutely. >> steve? >> steve ' turn. >> i probably would go historical. i would go outside of my own life. i think i would go back to forge theater, the night of lincoln's assassination. >> no, i warned him about the kardashian's. >> n joe the show, mr. president. >> or go to southampton glands, 1912 before the titanic leaves, and warn them about the kardashian's. >> oh, my gosh. >> and warn them if this darn thing signings, they'll mack the stinking mover. >> i i w

very active at this hour as investigators continue trying to uncover exactly what happened kevin mccartney from our sister station in seattle is live in roseburg oregon and you just got there in the last couple of hours. what's happening on the campus at this moment? >> we can't get close to it right now. we're in roseburg oregon just a few miles away from the campus. you can see the candlelight vigil just beginning here. it's actually scheduled to begin in about a half an hour but people have been showing up in a steady stream for the last 45 minutes holding candles. there is a transfer petition softly playing amazing grace. a lot of people here, this is a big shot for this community, of roseburg, oregon. a lot of people are coming here tonight to express their sorrow. >> and you've been on campus since we first learned about the shooting. what you can tell us about the scene as you witnessed it? there was a lot of shock among the students and a lot of them expressed shock when they heard the pounds and were not sure what the sounds were. a lot of them saying we gotta get out of here and

>> sir paul mccartney, you know, no problem, who don't want to see paul?to have small audience, real intimate show, if you don't tell anybody about it, don't even know what's happening. >> he was in town. he was in philly. nobody new about it. can you believe that? >> where the heck was this? >> at the convention center over at the pennsylvania convention center? >> yep. >> apparently convention of truckers. >> i didn't even know that. >> bill burley guys diagnose big burley guys and trucks, women are truckers, too. >> monday night. >> small menu, but look at that. how do they keep that a secrete. >> i don't know. >> how is huey dillon not there? >> he rocked out for two hours. >> at the convention center, in front after bunch of truckers. >> "tmz" did a story about beyonce, performed at private like performance, nobody new about that either. >> how much do you have to pay to get someone to do private show for you? >> i can tell you this, fish face, that years ago when the kimmel center opened, this is about 2002, i believe, and they invited elton john to

. >> kevin mccartney was the frontrunner but now he is facing criticism from republicans for his gaffef the g.o.p. and an exclusive interchange with jason chaffetz.

on brand, paul mccartney breathing new life into old tune. the 1983 due wet michael jk son and features the different arrangement vocals were the "king of pop." keck that out. off brand. pasta rate. and what we saw with pizza rat t. this is off brand because here in nyc, we only respect rat wes know are hustling for living. >> that is a rich rat. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> too many already. >> yeah. on brand. yoko ono, today, the widow of the late john lennon celebrated what would have been the 75th pirth in an attempt to breaking the guinness world record of the largest human peace sim poll. was this, though. i withs a perfect day. cool event. she showed up so it was win-win. a cool event. >> great time. >> yeah. >> hanging in there. >> she spoke. with. >> cool f. so iconic. dari: awesome. tom hanks finds a fordham student's i.d. and takes to twitter to return it. see whatp happen machines the matt king lauren. >> right. she is famous now. stay competitive and to sift through the tweets and tooned the once you care about. >> have you checked ou

that's abe right there. [ applause ] make sure you sure you check out abe with the great paul mccartney, perhaps you've heard of him, on the "out there" tour, coming back to north america in october. such a joy to have you here. >> thank you, man! [ applause ] >> seth: we have with us here tonight, she i ia trailblazer, she is a legend, she is a hero to anybody who does comedy. she has a new amazing dvd collection, "the lost episodesf the carol burnett show." e comedy legend, carol burnett, with us tonight. how about that? [ cheeee and applause ] so very excitete he's going to talk to us about his new show "life in pieces" on cbs, he is back with us again, colin hanks joins us this eveng. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from a great band. baio is with us tonight, baio. can't wait to hear them. now as we mentioned, there was a debate last night, which means right now, it's no better time foa debate wrap-up. [ applause ] the second gop debate was held last night at the ronald reagan presidential library/airplane hangar, a setting that made the debate look li a plane landed and t

those are stella mccartneys, these will only cost you $70. if you want the trend, the great way to do it. >> i purchased these myself. love these shoes. >>in hostly you don't need to go they are ridiculously heavy. >> i'm usually pretty generous in this segment, not a reflection of you. i'm going to leaf this one. it looks like corrective footwear. >> oh, my gosh. >> not own, though, you look great. >> i don't love it. >> but you're not vertically challenged. >> that's true. >> we're going to win you on the next two. >> thank you so much. our beautiful model. you look phenomenal. >> okay. next up, let's cue the music from "car wash" because we're looking at the car wash skirt. >> okay. >> kind of a take of fringe, i think. fringe was so big. lots of pleats and what i love about this, wear it to the office like you did here or dress it docz with a chunky knit sweater. >> melissa is not preparing you. you're being judged so can you work this skirt, girl. go for it. >> oh, okay. >> when you walk out and your boyfriend is standing there, really w

. >> seth: if you're one of the lucky ones you can catch abe with the great paul mccartney on the "out there" tour coming baba to north america in october. it's been great having you here, abe. thank you so much for being here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks seth. nice to be here. >> seth: we have a great show for you tonight. he is one of my favorite actors working today. he is in two movies that are coming out, "sicario" and "everest." josh brolin joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] the wonderful joshshrolin. he is a democratic presidentl candidate, martin o'malley will be stopping by the show. [ cheers and applause ] toalk about the upcoming campaign. and author judd winick will be here to talk about his new book, "hilo." i can't wait for that. [ cheers and applause ] it's a great book.e he is a very good friend of ours here at the show. so t second gop debate, as we mentioned, airs tomorrow night on c. to get everyone caught up on what's changed since the last time out it's time for "debate prep." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: perhaps the biggege surprise in rec

that he was not a conventionally attractive person, paul simon, james taylor, joni mitchell, paul mccartneyt all conventionally attractive people but they make good music. i feel like nowadays there is a pressure for people to look a certain way so they can fit on a magazine, but no one looks like that. normal people tonight look like models and that's why normal people buy into the music. not like adelle sounds nice not because she's trying to be anybody else. >> rose: authenticity. she has incredible music and that's what people buy into. i've never tried to look any other way. i do always find myself looking at people sometimes being, like, should i? and then none of them sell as many. i'm, like, why? >> rose: no, you don't need to do that. tell me about living and being a musician today where social media is paramount. >> i think what i've learned about music today is no one has to buy your record anymore. no one has to. usually, they buy your record if you're a likable person. taylor is incredibly likable. you have to be a likable person for people to like you. for people to be likable