>> mccartney: yeah. >> alfonsi: really? >> mccartney: there's too many. too many notes. they're very hard. i mean, you know, it's not like they're all three chords. ♪ i'll pretend that i'm kissing ♪ the lips i am missing >> alfonsi: mccartney is at least a co-author of rock and roll's constitution. ♪ maybe i'm amazed at the way you-- ♪ >> alfonsi: credited with a stunning 29 number-one hits-- ♪ you write me when i'm wrong >> mccartney's work has been covered by icons from almost every musical genre. ♪ you and me-- >> alfonsi: famously, john lennon and paul mccartney became songwriting partners as teenagers. one: a full-throated, lyrical rock and roller. the other: a musical polymath with a gift for melody and experimentation. ♪ ♪ those first flute-toned notes on "strawberry fields," john lennon's masterpiece, were mccartney's idea. ♪ let me take you down 'cause i'm going to-- ♪ >> alfonsi: were you guys competitive, writing with each other? or did you complement each other? >> mccartney: me and john? yeah, we were competitive, yeah. not openly, but we-- w

the time ticking away, she contacted me. >> i love paul mccartney.rtney was on tour, she wasted in time. she went online and bought two tickets to the concert in phoenix to make a vacation out of it. >> i thought it would be a wonderful road trip with him. >> i mean, i really listen to paul mccartney but i know he's a really good musician. >> her son deyeiego and only 17d not too familiar with this. >> he was game to go. ♪ ♪ >> even learned a couple of songs. >> this is the perfect opportunity to maybe start getting into the classics and be with my mom. >> there was just one problem. >> the time is getting short and i'm thinking i need my tickets. >> those concert tickets she bought, they never arrived. the concert is next week. >> i'm going to have to face telling my son we don't have tickets. >> she purchased the tickets on stubhub last september. stubhub did send her a package in october with this letter saying you bought these tickets. >> check your tickets, is everything correct but when i looked in the envelope, there was no tickets. >> at firs

, it's mccartney. be talented everything just kind of clicked. walked in the door, he makes you feel comfortable he's super talented. i will say, it was kind of embarrassing, i had to apologize to him because when he first reached out to me, he called me -- his manager said, paul is going to call you in the next month great, all right so i'll leave my phone on, and i'm at a lunch, i get a call from a plus 44, it's the u.k., i hit ignore calls back, i hit ignore again >> jimmy: so at this point you forgot that you said yes - that he's calling you -- >> i forgot. i forgot this is three weeks later. i forgot i hit ignore for the third time, and i get a text saying "hey ryan, free to talk? i write back "new number, who dis question mark" [ laughter ] [ foghorn >> jimmy: that's funny that's funny >> not making it up. >> jimmy: that's what i would do >> not making it up. and he writes back "it's pete," and i write back, a capital p, and i write back "pete question mark sir paul i immediately grab the phone,

she's a lifelong fan of paul mccartney. as you know, he's on tour. she scored tickets but her dream fell apart until she came to 7's on your side michael vinny. >> when she heard paul mccartney was on tour, she wasted no time. >> i wanted my son to see him. >> reporter: she went online to see him in phoenix, make a wonderful vacation about it. >> i thought it was going to be a wonderful road trip with him. >> i don't listen to paul mccartney but i know he's a wonderful decision. >> he's only 17 and not too familiar but was gain to go. ♪ all you need is love >> reporter: even learned a couple songs. >> this is an opportunity to get into the classics and be with my mom. >> reporter: there's one problem. the time is getting short and i'm thinking i need my tickets. >> the concert tickets she bought never arrived. the concert is next week. >> i'm telling my son we don't have tickets. >> reporter: margarita purchased the stitickets in stubhub last september. they sent her a letter saying you bought these tickets. >> check your tickets. is everything corre

-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:

i do want simple mccartney writes in the beatles hey it's one of the greatest songs ever written it's not called play so he can't believe that he wouldn't really and has questioned his friends quite rightly is nobody thinks you cal is a great great well call it. somebody very cocky. google obviously because word do you go. to google to go all to the equivalent of gold to find out is this true and of course there's nothing on google. it was a regular basis. so what's he to do he sets about trying to remember all the beatles songs. sorry. good start oh very pretty he soon becomes an international star we should talk see we can you write songs and you make a ton. and then we take. jack even gets a little help from a real pop star in fact ed sheeran is more than just a cameo in the film this will act struck out your legs. wondering if you consider how long the minutes maximum going to rest on the g.g. is that the truth of matter is that in some ways this film was about it. insofar as it's a dad who hasn't succeeded him still hasn't succeeded at 1st but stardom does come calling for jack e

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. >> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular focused on the fact they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home and made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this kind of 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. >> it's going to be called "ringo's reviewer." >> i sell records. it doesn't matter if they've got 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, who had been stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a supernova on an album called "all things must pass." maybe the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport ♪ you don't need no visas >> over the years i had such a lot of stockpile of songs i wanted to do. but i only got a quota of one or two tunes per album. >> were

paul mccartney wrote it, the beatles. >> who? mean, casting the lead must be very difficult. you get a singer who can act, an actor who can sing. you basically said, himesh saved you in this case. >> yes, you narrow the field down quickly because it's not like horse riding. actors will promise you they can ride a horse. you can't test it. but he turned up, and it was extraordinary. you anyhknew he was the guy strt away. >> how? >> soul. he sang with soul. you can't manufacture it. you can ruin it if you're not careful, but you can't manufacture it. he had that special quality. >> that's you singing, himesh. we heard paul mccartney saying how hard it was to remember the words. were you a fan before this? >> not as big of a fan as now. going on this journey made me a huge fan of them, but i kind of knew what we all tend to know and had a couple albums. >> you sang those songs live in the film. >> everything you hear in the movie is me singing live and playing the guitar live. >> not only are you singing beatles songs but you're doi

but i would like to know that it's all humane because the media industry can be a be sleep is this mccartney once said if slaughterhouses had glass walls everyone would be vegetarian or at least they might think about the value they put on meat some of the prices i see here in supermarkets are startling the cheap considering all the work that goes into raising an animal feeding it and then all the rest of what it takes to produce a cut of meat. meat production has become a global industrial enterprise animals was slaughtered on mass on assembly 9 humans are eating more meat than ever before. and for less money. rice is a primary factor with a lot of things but if you think about it it's a shame because it probably means that you're supporting factory farming when this is on the streets slaughtering an animal for 2 or 3 euros that's appalling stuff is it's all about convenience and that's a huge problem the supply is there it's cheap and we just help ourselves but we have no idea what results our actions ultimately have an effect on luncheon. have we forgotten the value of meat and of the liv

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and a paul mccartney fan paid for concert tickets. but when they didn't arrive, 7 on your side's michael finney stepped up to help out. it's all coming up in the next half hour on abc7 news at 6:00. dan and kristen. >> thanks, dion. see you then. >> a 10-year-old colorado girl will have quite the answer when classmates ask her, what did you do over the summer? >> no kidding. sala snyder is believed to be the youngest person in history to climb the 3,000 feet nose route on yosemite's el capitan. jason has her story. >> i can't believe i just did that. >> it wasn't necessarily the hardest part because in every part there is something that's easy and something that's hard. >> reporter: sala is believed to be the youngest person to ever climb the nose route at el cap. her dad and his friend were there step-by-step to complete the record-setting push in just five days on june 12th. >> we got to hang out together, spend time on ledges, relaxing, talking, talking about the world, talking about life. >> how do you eat an elephant? one piece a

he and steve jobs are called the lennon and steve jobs are called the lennon and mccartney of apple. i wonder if he might have lost his mojo. we seen sales of the iphone falling and changes in the smallest fashion. in recent years there has been less of an impact from him. it is difficult to come up with a revolutionary product after revolutionary product. they brought out a new computer last month, showed off a new computer, with a monitor stand which cost $1000. lots of people said, here is a company that has gone bonkers. ijust want to move on to your other big story about huawei and nokia. do not buy huawei, buy nokia. they are —— is that there are three big rivals, huawei, nokia and ericsson. iwent to see the chief executive, expecting him to be diplomatic. say we appreciate competition and we are all together in this market. he was keen to stress security concerns we re keen to stress security concerns were great. he said to the uk government which is thinking it is under pressure from the us about banning huawei, you are at risk if you bring this company into your network. a b

reached out to members of the group for approval, including the man who wrote the title tune paul mccartney, a new role a like a yesterday. >>and he wrote back and said that goats travel days which was the original title of yesterday, we'll see what he thinks that maybe but he sees the maybe he'll think scramble days was the best as a >>i do not gather intelligence and the government can i to the british people keira knightley plays an intelligence specialist who leaks classified information about government black male in official secrets. >>the official trailer just hit the web the drama set in the lead up to the second iraq war and based on a true story opens in theaters august 30th. here's your first look at adam lamberts new music video coming in hot. it's the latest track off the singer's 4th album velvet which is set to be released in 2 parts is due out in september in hollywood, i'm david daniel. i didn't >>it's nice my all right, let's check in on traffic getting into san francisco, minor weight in the cash lanes but we're hot spot free that's a great way to start the morning commut

paul mccartney wrote it, the beatles. who?ind of spot all those locations in east langley, also great fun. we begin in clacton—on—sea and then we make our way north and end up in this amazing place which is the site of one of the concerts when he sings on the rooftop help is what he sings. it's kind of a mirror image of the beatles playing the famous savile row concert but here, you have a spectacular view from below of him and the environment. it's wonderful. when you see the scene of the concert here, 6428 good people from gorleston and surrounds turned up from gorleston and surrounds turned upfor our from gorleston and surrounds turned up for our concert and we had a great day, it was a lovely day. you try and build a relationship with the local community in the film benefits and you hope the local community benefits because you're giving something back as well as a bit of money to the local economy, you're also giving an experience that people will value. you got some great reviews. it looks like you've got to get. you can

summing up in mccartney's words he said he's the messiah in this. class for me for religious fundamentalists in the southern united states there is only one messiah the heretic and his music must be condemned reasons don't rock n roll music why average against it or not believe that it is a contributing factor to our juvenile delinquency up today why are believe that is because i know how it be when you think i know what it does to. you know even feeling that you feel when you think that you are and there was a fiercely anti rock and roll movement because they were convinced it was the devil's music. there were church interventions to prevent that music from being played many concerts were banned as a limitation. why blame rock n roll for being the devil's music. particularly bent on preserving its values and keeping within certain bounds whatever oversteps those bounds will be the devil's doing it so hard to do it. at the end of the beginning god gazed upon the earth with contentment he called his favorite angel lucifer and showed him his completed

that night i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, john lennon and george harrison for $3,000. >> for themre a bunch of guys from liverpool. people in london would have looked down on liverpool back then, but liverpool was a poor town. poor towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ ♪ >> so i would listen to buddy holly, all the great rock and rollers. >> it was like a new language for us. >> the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. ♪ my dream came true ♪ >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers in the '50s was a big influence for them with the harm niezgoda. ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up ♪ ♪ wake up, little susie, wake up snooi ♪ ♪ >> so the be

. >> i brought my mom, there were all these luminaries, oprah winfrey was there, paul mccartney.ross the room and bill clinton was across the room and he kept looking over at my table. so, obviously, i didn't think he was looking at me. i was, like, looking behind me, and there was a secret service agent behind me, so then i thought there had been some kind of security breach and we were all in trouble. anyway, i ended up leaving early. and the next day a secret service agent approached me and said, "hey, why did you leave early last night? president clinton really wanted to meet you. he never misses an episode of "white collar." so i... ( applause ). >> stephen: that's nice. that's a nice feeling. >> yeah. you never know who is watching, i guess. we ended up becoming friends, i met him at his office -- >> stephen: friends! you're friends with bill clinton. >> do you want me to text him right now? >> stephen: yes. >> selfie. i would say we're friendly. >> stephen: that's nice. since the last time i saw you you played d.c. comic superhero, negative man. >> negative man. >> stephen

i didn't, paul mccartney wrote it. you know, the beatles. and imagine a world without the beatles.ind out what mark kermode thought of danny boyle's new film ‘yesterday‘ and the rest of this week's releases in the film review at 5:45. it's five o'clock. our main story. the inquest into the deaths of victims of the london bridge attacks has concluded. eight people were killed and forty—eight were wounded in the van and knife attack —— in june 2017. the chief coroner for england and wales, mark lucraft, returned verdicts of unlawful killing. he also criticised the family of one of the attackers for not reporting his extremist behaviour. (read on) and we can go live to our correspondent sarah campbell who's outside the old bailey for us. explain exactly what the coroner has had to say in the last few hours. well, for the last eight weeks caught one at the old bailey has heard about that attack on june 3—20 17, in minute by minute detail. after 10pm that evening a victim so a transit van being driven at speed gci’oss a transit van being driven at speed across london bridge, seemingly t

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>>we des moines to paul mccartney rights the beatles. romantic musical yesterday leaves a struggling musician played by him expert tell as the only person who remembers the beatles when he starts writing and singing their songs, rockets to stardom. >>no box office blast off for this film, though analysts expected to debut with million or more between friday and sunday in hollywood i'm david daniel. we'll take a look pup we're getting a first glimpse of the pop that was born. >>june 10 that outside of chicago. his bond with his mom learning how to swim there just that will make his public debut. in a few weeks. an elderly woman in missouri is pumping iron making headlines and breaking records. this power lifting grandma has no plans to slow down in fact since 2016 81 year-old shirley webb as set 3 national records and the power lifting world record. that's right webb dead lifted 265 pounds justin could you deadlift that i'm out. global competition, gba years younger and all this just 3 years after the first she first joined the years wow

paul mccartney wrote it, and imagine a world without the beatles. an all time record temperature of 45 point nine degrees celsius, as the heatwave sweeping much of europe continues. germany, poland and the czech republic have also recorded their highest everjune temperatures. france's weather service has now issued an unprecedented red alert forfour areas, as lucy williamson reports from paris. all of this week, they have edged towards record—breaking temperatures. at some areas are given unprecedented red alerts. the first to feel it, 44.3 degrees. followed quickly by an even higher peak, almost 46 degrees recorded just to the west. the hottest france has ever been. ijust just to the west. the hottest france has ever been. i just stay at just to the west. the hottest france has ever been. ijust stay at home with a fan on in the windows closed. there are fewer people, at 11 in the morning, there is nobody about. the last time france broke temperature records over a decade ago, it was august. what makes this unusual is not just the high august. what

she adored paul mccartney. katherine nixon was 42. she's remembered as a loving wife and mom who always stood up for who was right. >> 65-year-old richard nettleton worked as an engineer for 28 years. he served as a lieutenant for the army's 30th engineer brigade in germany. christopher kelly rapp was 54. he worked for the department for only 11 months. friends described him as mr. rogers, always with a smile. >> herbert snelling was 57 and a contractor from virginia beach who was at the municipal building to get a permit. and robert williams worked as a special products coordinator for 41 years and was given eight service awards. he was looking forward to retiring this year to spend more time with his family. all lives gone too soon in a senseless act of violence. we honor their lives. we'll be right back. h, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonde

don't be surprised if later today you will see a couple of kids running in life goes on for paul mccartneye 77 years old today so we started with one of my favorite songs. traffic hot through the later part of the day. >> in the nontraditional commute directions. drivers coming from san francisco into the east bay off the bridge overturn vehicle. damage to one of the concrete barriers. may take a while for that to get cleared up. here's the video the update, signals still slowing people down. the eastbound direction right before the treasure island offramp closed as well chp cleaning up in the area. unclear when those two left lanes will reopen. >> overseas we continue to follow in developing story japan. a powerful earthquake hit western japan this morning. there warning a tsunami up to 3 feet high along parts of the coast. about 30 miles southwest of -- so far damage. all nuclear reactors at a power plant or find. >>> state fair officials warning the unusual cold and wet winter and spring is increasing fire danger all around the state. the water from snow runoff and all the rain is nouri

. >> that's the problem -- >> the story about paul mccartney. then i realize this is the agony you go through. >> well, why don't you sit back and i'll just take this time is and talk? i can do a monologue. >> i know you can, because i've read every interview you've done i know what you're going to say. >> later on insert your questions into what i say. >> we're not allowed to do that, unfortunately. >> well, we were talking before -- we sat down and said hello and everything and you actually kind of got me inspired because i was really worried about putting out a book of my interviews. it took me a long time to come to grips with, could i do that and would it be interesting? and now that there's a compilation of people, interesting people i've interviewed, you being one of them -- >> which i can't believe you put me in the book. >> oh, i'm surprised you would think anything less. >> blown away. >> well, as i said in the book, you know, you said a couple of things that really triggered me. a lot of these interviews, and i talk about the fact tha

>>we well tonight paul mccartney rights the beatles.t in the romantic musical yesterday leaves a struggling musician played by him best to tell as the only person who remembers the beatles when he starts writing and singing their songs, rockets to stardom. >>no box office blast off for this film, though analysts expected to debut with million or more between friday and sunday in hollywood i'm david daniel. kron 4 morning news, a driver slams his truck into a restaurant in the east bay and police say he was drunk when he did it will have the full story and pride festivities kicking off today in san francisco, how those events could impact you throughout the weekend. and it's not cheap to buy a home in the bay area but new research says area but new research says prices are dropp babybel: i used be a one-cheese operation, but me and crunchy here make a great team. we even finish each other's... babybel: (to crunchy)you're supposed to say sentences... crunchy: ---sentences. babybel: well not now. delicious new babybel cheese and crackers.

correspondent rory cellanjones says that along with steve jobs, the two men were like the lennon and mccartneylk to samira hussain in new york. how big a loss will this be to apple — can they afford to lose someone someone of his calibre? it comes at a time which iphone sales are slipping. it is a really difficult time to see someone who was so crucial in revolutionising apple and was really out of the forefront of all the design aspects of their products to be leaving. you can tell that investors are a bit worried about that because out of the news, we sure that the share price fell, losing some $200 on its price. it's really significant because it now compound these fears about what happens next for apple. are they really going to be able to make another product that will captivate people as much as the iphone, ipad, imacs have? that more do we know about this new company — lovefrom? it has been reported this company will go home a lot more creative freedom. he wants to work on projects, which also include some working with apple. i think a lot of people will be looking to try to get some of

to go with that album, she's going to release a clothing line in connection with stella mccartney.t's done. >> it's a four-hour show too. >> up ewnext, music from bruce springsteen. releasing a new album today. "western stars." it his first new album in five years. he released a video for the title track. ♪ the western stars are shining bright again ♪ ♪ the western stars are shing bright again ♪ ♪ them western stars are shining bright again ♪ >> yeah. >> so good. >> his music, it's almost like it's getting better somehow. so cinematee in fl too. that's "western stars." springsteen's 19o studi album. his first was 1973. ago.t 46 years my favorite will always be "dancing in the dark." it is. >> courteney cox's favorite song. >> never get tired of seeing that. >> my goal is to get on the motorcycle somehow.fu that's >>> up next, kumail will be on ellen. he recalls meeting oprah at an apple event. >> i come backstage. there's oprah. and when you see oprah, you're like -- you're not like, is that oep? ra? you're like, that's oprah. you know? you feel it.o andhe looked at me and she wave

paul mccartney has not seen it. he thinks it is a great idea. rolls out in movie theaters.like diversity in the cast. ed shearin makes appearance. ashley: plays himself. he says in the movie, not hay jude, it is hey dude. stuart: that is a change. >>> facebook agrees to give french court data from users publishing hate speech. tell me more. susan: first of its kind, according to french authorities. facebook will give data, other identifying info in order to fight hate speech. they will give it to the french courts. they have done this before, cooperation from facebook, in relation to say terrorist event. they have been transferring information. anything that the courts need obviously to identify the perpetrators. given facebook of course has been in the news for data breaches and giving out information and privacy, this is another factor for them. stuart: look, the bottom line is, how do you define hate speech? ashley: right. stuart: tell me what am i allowed to say. susan: he has been having a lot of meetings with emmanuel macron he said this should be on the government. w

>>we des moines to paul mccartney rights to the beatles.he romantic musical yesterday leaves a struggling musician played by him best to tell as the only person who remembers the beatles when he starts writing and singing their songs, rockets to stardom. >>no box office blast off for this film, though analysts expected to debut with million or more between friday and sunday in hollywood i'm david daniel. the germs appian robot is clean up a police station in downtown la lapd was fined last month after state investigators found filthy conditions. >>rats they even found an officer working with typhoid fever. a $110,000 robot will zap those rooms with all alter violet rays. officials say it kills up to 90% of germs. the station also bought a $5,000 machine to d decontaminate shoes, dave. yeah there you go there's a look at the east bay shoreline from berkeley as we see the sun coming out and also the fog lifted. we've got some blue skies behind their temperatures. >>in the 50's and lower 60's. it's going to feel like summer as we get into this

paul mccartney wrote it. the beatles. >> who?atles. >> the beetle or car beetles? >> pop group beatle. >> help me out here. >> right, yes. there's a problem with musicians. they presume everybody else has this encyclopedic knowledge of obscure pop, in this case the beatles. >> wow, this is the most complicated i ever heard. >> it's a nice song. >> it's not very nice. it's one of the songs ever written. >> it's not coldplay. it's not fixu. >> it's not at all, it's a great work of art. >> oh, my gosh, it was so good. john, paul, george and ringo. it might be a surprise to meet somebody that doesn't know the beatles. but in the movie "yesterday" only one man remembers their songs. here's the man who plays the lead role, along with danny boyle and screenwriter alex curtis. i don't like movies. >> i've got four kids, i've seen t "the avengers" like four times. but she loved this. >> who wants to explain -- because i don't want to take away surprises in it and there are many. but the concept, the overall concept of the movie "yesterday

. ♪ you're afraid it's all been wasted time ♪ >> the beetle guys say never thought, mccartney never thought is when the format classic rock hit american radio. so even though the band broke up they kept playing our songs all the time. it was like we never went away. we were still on the radio. >> somebody once told me people didn't just listen to the eagles, they did things to the eagles. they went on vandangos and drove across the country with three of their buddies. people broke up with their girlfriends. ♪ ♪ >> people quit their jobs or changed their lives. they did things to the eagles. ♪ hi there how are ya it's been a long time ♪ >> songs from that album had been played in outer space. they used to pipe the music up to the space shuttle to wake the astronauts up in the morning. >> we are having breakfast. ♪ and heroes they come and they go ♪ ♪ ♪ on a dark highway cool wind in my hair ♪ >> that song has really gotten around. ♪ >> there's been a lot of conjecture about how and why we got back together. we began to realize we had been apart for 14 years. >> we had the rarest things in am