but then, you do in life. >> a very candid paul mccartney. on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. we'll see you here tomorrow. good night. >>> tonight we're live as federal investigators try to figure out what led to a train crash that killed a mother and toddler. >> i would say bernie sanders understands. >> at 6:00 why a former clinton cabinet member who has known hillary clinton since she was a teenager says he's backing bernie sanders. >> the discuffry during the latest step of the bay bridge demolition. >> what is not to blame for a swarm of concord thieves going on the attack. >> that is going to go to court. we don't know the answer to that. >> few answers after the acourt appearance of three people charged with the murder of a millbrae man. >> one suspect is the of a the daughter of a wealthy businessman in china. >> this is a fabulous wealth and murder. the defendants were represented by lawyers who said they needed more time to review the case. some friends of the victim appeared in court but they did not want to talk to >> the mother

paul mccartney is one of them. i hear you had tie die davis. -- i heard you had tie die day this year, in 1970, every day was tie-dyed day. in 2016 the team brought home the illinois state championship. congratulations. and on may 29 of both years the cubs were in first place in their division. [applause] here's hoping 2016 works out better than 1970 did. most important it's every much as big a thrill and an honor to speak at your graduation. the foirs of the kind basis of person i am today. i owe this place a lot. of course, i didn't know it at the time. thisyou, i sat on graduation field. like today the sun was shining brilliantly. the future stretched out in front of us with what seemed like endless possibilities. and my friends and i looked on that future with great anticipation. but in all of us, there was also, as i expect a small pressure of fear. -- measure of fear. even if were were too cool, and and then lists opportunities seemed great in endless opportunities seemed great in theory. but how would they w

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.>> i think he is recognizable, sir paul mccartney has announced he will be the downtown arena first performer, returning to sacramento on october 4 for the first time in more than 10 years. back the old man can still rock, and he is an inspiration to all of us old men. >> i would just about dropped my phone i was thrilled to see the news.'s back i don't know that he would refer to himself as an old man. but the show is part of a paul mccartney one on one tour, spanning five decades of music history, tickets going on sale on friday at 10:00. that will be a great show. >>> coming up at coming up at 4:30 am, breaking news out of iraq, and what we learned about the death of the u. s. service man. >>> and breaking news out of east palo alto, the homicide investigation is underway. >>> looking at a commute where traffic is doing very well if you are driving 80 westbound.>>> a mix of low clouds at high clouds, and another day before this with the system working its way toward us. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2 everybody, it is tuesday, may 3, and i am brian flores.>> good morning, i am

. >> and 1976, paul mccartney reflected about those days. >> i remember flying there and enjoying it. and seeing one of the police motorcycle ask -- escorts coming. i have good recollections of san francisco. a very nice city. >> paul mccartney played the last show at candlestick before it was demolished. >>> women have made a lot of progress in the sports world except when it comes to racing. i had a chance to meet one of the rising stars on the motorcycle trek. a young north a woman who takes a break milking cows to put on racing leather. >> a few miles outside this city -- on one of the many dairy farms, is a fifth generation dairy farmer. >> she did not have a baby that long ago. >> her utter is swollen. >> my dad used to make a spring and the callous -- bring in the cows. >> what he started was an obsession. >> there are hundreds of men in the racing circuit. she is one of a half-dozen women. >> of course it is no fun to be beat by a girl. so i don't think they like it when that happens. i don't like getting beat by a girl either. >> she is the first female motorcyclist to race a

. >> rose: look at this, sir paul mccartney concert in virtual reality. >> rose: why's it moving that way. >> you were in the app it would move where you wanted to live and i imagine they're trying to show you what vr like but they don't do a good job. >> why do you want to see paul mccartney on vr. >> i haven't stood next to him on stage and there'll be things some people will want to do and some things people won't want to do. >> there are some experiences that are a regular rectangle 2-d experience is fine and now that we're making as many vr films we're in a position to say when a project comes up what's the best way to express this. should we use video, vr or other tools. >> rose: how to climb a snowy mountain in nepal in virtual reality. >> the camera is moving that way because you are the camera. you can have an experience in vr where you don't move your head very much but the fact you can move it half an inch to the right or left gives a sense of presence and agency that changes the experience. >> technology will get better and better. i may not want to see a paul mccartney co

. >>> paul mccartney is promoting a new project.y" will have six virtual minidocuments in his own studio. >>> i'm betty nguyen. thanks for wanting today. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. >>> move it! [ bleep ]! get back! move. move. >> demonstrators turn violent in new mexico as police use pepper spray and smoke canisters against the protesters. we have the very latest of what happened inside that rally. >>> plus -- >> people say to me, you know, you're going after trump. i say you bet i am, because i don't want what he is saying to go unanswered. honestly, you know, here's a person running for president who calls in to shows and just basically says whatever the thought of the day might be. >> hillary clinton making it clear she will go after donald trump, but will she land a punch. the latest on the line of attack from her. >>> and the tsa in the hot seat today, trying to explain to lawmakers what he's doing to make sure that people aren't waiting in security lines while their planes are taking

sir paul mccartney, by the way, knighted because of his service to music.00 people have covered the song "yesterday" now. it's the most covered song in the world. >> yesterday now. >> when will then be now? soon. >> "yesterday," beautiful song. more than any other songs. more number one albums and singles than any other group. they're all right. >> they're pretty good. >> they have a future. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. nsomniacs for two morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment >>> making news in america this morning, breaking ovnight, violence at a donald trump rally. protesters squared off with police smashing doors, throwing rocks and breaking through barriers. the violence went on well into the night. >>> breaking overnight the all-out search for an active shooter taking aim at drivers and police officers on a big city highway. >>> we have incredible new video of a massive twister up close. it was just one of two dozen tornadoes in the past 24

-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:

sir paul mccartney concert in virtual-reality. here it is.] ♪ charlie: why is the camera moving that way? >> it is trying to simulate someone moving there head. if you were in this, you would look wherever you wanted. they are trying to show you what vr is like, but the 2-d screens don't do it justice. >> but why would you want to watch a paul mccartney concert in virtual reality? >> maybe if you are a fan, you might want that kind of access. there will be tons of videos and games, and some things people will want to do and some things people will not want to do. >> i think it is the case that there are some experiences that just a regular old rectangle 2-d experience is fine. you don't need virtual reality. reality. charlie: this is when i mentioned climbing a snowy mountain in nepal in virtual reality. [video clip] ♪ >> surrounded by the tallest mountains on earth. >> the camera is moving this way because you are the camera in vr. >> it is your eyes. charlie: the camera is where your head is. >> you can have an experience where you don't mo

. >>> and check this out, paul mccartney is inviting fans in this studio.ven have to leave the comfort of your own home. it's wednesday, may 25th, 2016. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning, welcome back to "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc. i'm sara eisen. >> and i'm wilfred frost, go big or go home. that's certainly what markets were doing yesterday. 2% rally for the nasdaq. >> best day for the s&p since march 11th. it looks like the party continues this morning. u.s. equity futures pointsing to a higher start. dow futures up 76 points or so. s&p futures up a little more than 10 points. nasdaq up 26. tech again in the spot light. it was a big leader in yesterday's session along with financials. europe early action is continuing. we're really seeing a global stock market rally this morning. it's on the back of stronger oil prices and of course strength on the back of u.s. equity markets led by home builders and tech. german dax up by more than 1.3%. 1% across the continent. the euro has been weakening in recent sessions. could b

ere a huge box office success it was paul mccartney. he created this specialist ballet score.you persuade of pedal to do something that special and unique? that's out of his comfort zone. was between our artistic director. commission to to create a musical composition which peter martin or a graph. it was wonderful. it was a wonderful artistic experience and it drew from all sorts of new populations that we hadn't been exposed to but -- two. it started a new look at our events. we do a number of gala events that are very important every year. we began to think about them differently in terms of collaborating with other artists that would help us in the same way the mccartney reached other populations. we do a cala in the fall. all the works that are premiered, the choreographers are matched up with fashion designers who create the costumes for the ballet. into otherus a reach audiences from the fashion world to the design world. great way to keep those important events growing. mark: thank you very much for joining us today. kathy brown is the executive director of the new yor

i want to see -- >> how did you get it to paul mccartney?'s one-sided, but it's a a one-sided friendship. [ light laughter ] >> right. >> jimmy: i have his cell phone number. >> now i do want to hear this song. the one-sided friendship song that you threw into his face. ♪ am i doing it wrong am i doing it wrong am i doing it wrong am i doing it wrong ♪ ♪ am i doing it wrong >> you semt that to him? >> jimmy: i left that on his voice mail. [ light laughter ] and i have -- free of charge. i've not heard back. from paul. >> so you called him? >> jimmy: yeah. [ drumroll ] >> that's the part i don't buy. >> jimmy: we're out of questions. >> why would the phone call be the big lie there? >> i don't care about the music, i want to get back to the phone call. you texted him, didn't you? >> jimmy: both. anyways, interrogation's over. >> not true. >> no, it is true. it is true. >> it's not true. >> am i doing it wrong? it's true. >> it's not true. >> jimmy: because it's pretty good? it's sadly true, yeah. i figured -- what i figured is -- i figured no

mccartney is actually going to join the rolling stones, bob dylan, neil young, roger waters and the whoor a weekend spectacular in california. those shows in october, going to be held at the same venue, where the annual coachella festival is held. >>> a hip-hop musical about american history is now making history tonight. hamilton has urged 16 tony nominations, the most nods ever. it was nominated in be nominated. the historical show about the founding fathers is already a runaway success with several production tickets are ibsane. >> you'll never get one. >>> having a little trouble getting motivated in the morning? >> actor/wrestler, duane johnson. it's called the rock clock. it helps you set alarms and goals am listen. >> ring, ring. >> that's one of the alarms that can wake you up in the morning. >> yeah. that's really going to get us up. >> the rock wants you out of bed. he also -- also encourages you with lines like, you got this. and it's on. >> at least he knows he needs to amp it up after a while. right? >> yeah, but there's a whole bunch of them. like 15 different alarms in th

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mccartney said he was depressed after the split in 1970. recalled having to get over the shock of no longer being a beatle. >> it was very depressing, you know. you were breaking from your lifelong friends, and even -- we used to liken it to like the army where you'd been army buddies for a few years. now, you weren't going to see them again. there's an old song, "wedding bells." those wedding bells are breaking up this old gang of mine. we felt like that. you know, we were growing up. we're getting married. you live separately. i took to the bevies. i took to a wee drum. and you know, it was great at first. and then after a while -- get up in the morning -- no, i was a bit far gone. >> mccartney says he considered quitting music altogether. his wife at the time, linda, helped him move on. on bbc o, saturday. i'd like to hear that. >> me, too. yeah. oh, boy. >> i'm glad -- >> it's interesting, they do that interview standing up. >> it didn't seem radio, you did it? i would like to hear it. never heard him talk candidly about the breakup. >>

sir paul mccartney, by the way, knighted because of his service to music.have covered the song "yesterday" now. it's the most covered song in the world. >> yesterday now. >> when will then be now? soon. >> "yesterday," beautiful song. more than any other songs. more number one albums and singles than any other group. they're good. they're all right. >> they're pretty good. >> they have a future. >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now." informing insomniacs for two decades. two >>> good morning. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm kendis gibson. here are some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> campaign chaos. violence erupted outside a trump rally in albuquerque. protesters clashed with riot police while they threw rocks and knocked down barricades. officers fired back using pepper spray and smoke grenades. we'll have much more coming up. >>> breaking overnight, the taliban in afghanistan is now confirming that its former leader was killed in a u.s. drone strike last saturday. that u.s. attack took place in pakistan. the

. >> and 1976, paul mccartney reflected about those days. >> i remember flying there and enjoying it. and seeing one of the police motorcycle ask -- escorts coming. i have good recollections of san francisco. a very nice city. >> paul mccartney played the last show at candlestick before it was demolished. >>> women have made a lot of progress in the sports world except when it comes to racing. i had a chance to meet one of the rising stars on the motorcycle trek. a young north a woman who takes a break milking cows to put on racing leather. >> a few miles outside this city -- on one of the many dairy farms, is a fifth generation dairy farmer. >> she did not have a baby that long ago. >> her utter is swollen. >> my dad used to make a spring and the callous -- bring in the cows. >> what he started was an obsession. >> there are hundreds of men in the racing circuit. she is one of a half-dozen women. >> of course it is no fun to be beat by a girl. so i don't think they like it when that happens. i don't like getting beat by a girl either. >> she is the first female motorcyclist to race a

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talk about the other stories coming -- the other artists coming to town, beyoncÉ, paul mccartney, davews. they will also likely go very, very fast. if you are trying to purchase tickets online from secondary site like ticket master we have four tips to get you toward the front of the ticket line and into your seat. use the ticket seller's website in the instance of ticket master, ticket master go to ticketmaster.com to search for the concert you want. don't use wi-fi. it will slow you down. also, try an app from that ticket seller. the ticket master app. in the instance of ticket master. watch for those presales and fan clubs and credit card companies. they put tickets out. look for those specials. go for that. finally use more than one computer. but each device. more than one computer but only one browser on each device. it will slow you down. those are tips to get to front of the line to score tickets like to the boss or beyoncÉ coming up, paul mccartney, et cetera, et cetera. coming up tonight at 5:00, we have another story about tickets to an event in town. it doesn't have a good e

charlie: paul mccartney. mark ronson: yeah.omebody that, when i was in the studio, i could push the first day, the most nervous you are going to be. , heonly he is he a legend is a better producer that you, better musician then you. and you are in the room with the ghosts of george martin, elvis costello that he is already worked with. so he gives you a day circle. he knows everyone is nervous. you get a little window of kind of, all right, we will let you a few- let you flub things, and then get over it and get excited about arranging things. mainly i learned so much from him in that time about arrangements. the stuff he was doing with the beatles was so groundbreaking for that time. he still talks about technology and how to make his stuff interesting. it is very inspiring working with him. charlie: why does he pop for you? mark ronson: it was the music i was drawn to. i moved here from england when i was eight years old in 1983. that was the era of run dmc and the sound of new york and growing up, that is what we would sing

she's wearing a stella mccartney dress. i love how relaxed it is. can wear black in so many different ways. take, for example, kate beckinsale's sequined halter by mugler. it's flattering because let's face it the shoulders is the one place nobody gains weight in. it's a great way to acc wais. >> we're talking doo, don'ts, and do-overs. i know you have some don'ts. >> never let the dress wear you. bryce dallas howard showed up this week and she wore this outfit. what do you think? she looks a little librarian. >> definitely a librarian vibe. i'm going to do it ov show you how. let's tackle that black turtleneck. that's a big no for me. it doesn't do anything for her. it's not flattering. it's too covered up. let's turn that into a v-neck because i love a collarbone on a woman. >> now she's a se librarian. >> super sexy. >> now let's turn the top white. lits give her some framing ar face. let's turn the skirt into a high-waisted skirt. right away the illusion will make those work a lot for you. >> sure does. >> and last but not least let's sl the bot

and then one day i wasn't there and they're like paul mccartney came again.aid, yeah, we all took pictures with him. my friend avery, took pictures of him in the bathroom. we saw him in the bathroom, and we asked him. [ laughter and applause ] >> seth: see, now we have our creepiest photo of the day. [ laughter ] so we have a clip from "popstar." set it up for us. >> well, conner for real is in love and he's proposing. and of course, when he proposes, he wants to be fancy, so he has seal singing at his proposal then for reasons which we're not totally sure of, he has a wolves there to make it fancier. 'cause everything's fancier with wolves. >> seth: shall we take a look. >> and this is what happens. >> seth: all right, let's take a look. >> can we get the wolves to be more quiet? >> no. [ howling and growling ] >> ashley wednesday, will you marry me? ♪ please freaking say yes girl ♪ >> yes! yes! >> the wolves are loose! [ laughter ] >> oh, god! >> run! [ screaming ] [ gunshots ] >> seal! >> seal, come on, hurry! are you okay? >> i'm fine -- >> oh! [ laughter

"that would be paul mccartney." [ laughter ] so anyway, though i hung out with paul -- what happened,s that i sort of befriended him in a sense because, like, when he played us a song no one had ever heard. >> seth: wow. >> and i'm paul, and you're me. and he leaned into me while we were hearing this song. there's like three of us there. he goes, "you know sometimes when you're writing, you try so hard to live up to whatever you end up ruining the [ bleep ]." [ laughter ] they'll bleep that. so, he was doing a new album. and i said, will you bring it tomorrow night? so then he and linda walked in, and i go, "oh, you brought the new album." and she said to paul, "see? i told you he'd want to hear it." so they're having conversations about me. you know, paul's like, "i don't i'm not sure he's going to want to hear it." [ laughter ] so anyway, we had that week and it was fantastic. and it was life changing, hanging out with paul. >> seth: sure. >> and then ten years later in the mail, i got a letter from him, and a big framed album of "flowers in the dirt" with, you know, a few of our pe

. >>> paul mccartney taking a approach for his new project.x virtual reality documentaries. it will be released on june 10th. i like that he is staying innovative. >>> jimmy fallon took bralake shelton out for the first time to try sushi. >> i can't do it. i can't do it. >> come on, you don't want to be that guy. >> that was delicious. >> now, that was a shot with a live fish, right? >> i don't know. sea urchens. >> i'll do the mahi. >> no, not good. i'm with jimmy on that one. >>> i'm dara brown, and this is "early today." 'kay, babe, i think we should head north, past the park. 'kay. oh, hit up jimmy's for some chicken and waffles. oh, and those truffle fries. truffle so good. it's less than a mile. come on, we can do better than that. okay, uh... ooh, juanitas! oh yeah, those chimichangas. oh, with the mangoguac. stop it! 3.5 miles. oh... so worth it. yeah, we got this. 3 point nothing. hey! yeah? baby. oh! yep. thought you had him. (vo) fitness in real life. now that's the good stuff. ♪ new aquafina sparkling. lightness and refreshment in

of -- aay be just side shy of 74, the paul mccartney still knows how to put on a show. first, our top story, live from paris. there are more headaches for travelers here in france today, and what could be several days to come. most of the train and plane strikes are linked to the controversial labor reform the french government is trying to push through, and the timing could not be worse. football hosting the tournament in 10 days time. our correspondent has more >> a war of wills between the french prime minister and the head of the french labor union. both are vowing they will not back down. the government's vowing to put in place what looks like a strategy it has been negotiating when in one -- one-on-one with different sectors. on tuesday, the country's petition minister described his ongoing talks with aviation unions this way. >> we are continuing to negotiate and hope that there will unions that will get on board with us. those who are most in line with us. >> for weeks the government has been trying to find middle ground with aviation units and air france. union

entertainment news, epic music festival, overwhelming demand, rock session, rolling stones, paul mccartneyil young, the who, and pink floyd's roger waters. rihanna rewarding students through hear foundation. the scholarship available in cuba or haiti who have been admitted to a four year college. they range from $5,000 to $50,000. >>> james taylor pitching in to help victims of the wildfire. two alberta concerts will be benefits, and proceeds from the show will be donated to the canadian red cross. he hopes to encourage others to volunteer. >>> blake shelton, gwen stefani performed a duet on "the voice". ♪ why don't you go ahead and bring me my ♪ >> go ahead and break my heart appears on shelton's new album, his most personal ever. there is anligling to be the ne sonny and cher. >>> jennifer lawrence and james mcvoy, the third film in the first class tril gee opens worldwide, may 18. >>> presumptive nominee can suck the energy out of things. that's the late show stephen colbert pointed out. >> now that he is the presufficiepr presufficiepr presufficient presumptive nominee, it does not sto

six of rock's biggest artists set to perform at the same fist val rolling stone, paul mccartney, boblon, neal young, roger waters during a three night concert in california it's dubbed old cella and tickets go on sale monday. >> who is all over that. >> steve and >> absolutely. >> they're asking for the time off now. >> cute name. >> thanks, holly. >> coming up, one of the largest spring festivals continues to be a huge draw for capital region does it may not look look spring at all prepare for a gray, wet, soggy day. sorry folks, we'll be right back ♪ ♪ the best way to get together, is with the treat you make together. ♪ ♪ >> 4:44 is the time. ted you's no longer con it it happeneder after losing indiana primary dwroy donald trump. his announcement came as a surprise to many. even in the final hours of the state in the hosier state he insisted he would stay in the race until june 7. with cruz out it looks like trump is the nominee. >> a boy she $10 richer after finding a security fault in he could delete other people's comments off photos when he input -- help he pe out here. >> whe

bob dylan, rolling stones, paul mccartney, the who, roger waters, all headlining desert trip. go on sale monday and over $1,500 for a three-day standing pit pass. i don't know, i think that's a go. we should be there. >>> havana streets welcomed van diesel, dr. strange, along with cuban stars for the premiere of fashion house. channel's 2016 cruise line. turned into a runway, highlighting cuba's status as a hot spot. >>> michael strahan plans to exit "live". former giants chair will be abc late night host, jimmy kimmel. >>> on the tonight show, he played a game of frozen blackjack with captain america himself, like regular blackjack, well, we'll let chris explain. >> the winner gets a pitcher of water. and let's be clear. >> oh, do you see this? do you see this? >> where is the funnel ending up. >> i should have made that clear. >> you're going to go down your pants, big guy. >> i hate this guy. >>> i'm dara brown and this is "early today." quilted northern works so well people can forget their bathroom experience. just like they forgot conductor randy, who sees all and forget

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. >>> the rolling stones, paul mccartney, and bob dylan are performing at desert trip, a three-day concertcalifornia this summer. the who and neil young are also booked for the big event. it's being cupped old-chella. sound good to me. >>> coming up, actor donnie wall better. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." introducing the fusion of exceptional taste with the benefits of our probiotic yogurt. new activia fruit fusion, with the exclusive probiotic bifidus regularis. delicious and good for you. new activia fruit fusion. ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. ted cruz drops out of the race for the republican presidential nomination after donald trump easily won the indiana primary. the win all but assures trump the gop nomination. republican chairman reince priebus called for party unity and called trump the presumptive nominee. >>> last night, the sp