>> pelley: mccartney and another man kicked in her windshield and cut her seatbelt with a knife. >> mccartneyshield that was kicked out. and then, we pulled her over to the grass and laid her down. >> pelley: a minute later, he told us, the car exploded. that fear of dying in a car is well-known to abigail marsh. she's not a hero, but she was saved by one. at age 19, she was on an interstate at night and swerved to miss a dog. she went into a spin, which left her facing lanes of high-speed traffic in a car she couldn't restart. >> marsh: and i spent some amount of time 100% certain i was about to die. i mean, i was, snap, you know. any one of these cars hadn't swerved in time, and i definitely would've been dead. >> pelley: what happened? >> marsh: i hear a rap on the passenger-side window, and i see a man's face staring into my car. and he said, "you look like you could use some help." >> pelley: the stranger got her car started and drove her to safety. his act of heroism led her to become dr. abigail marsh, a neuroscientist who studies what gets into the heads of heroes. at georgetown unive

>> mccartney: yeah. it's where they make "high chaparral." like, i can make sense of it. to be a loner with some california grass. and now you think, okay, that makes sense, but it doesn't sing good. >> wertheim: the beatles had always been furiously productive, but this was the creative process in double time: 14 songs in 22 days. was that as much an absurd time pressure in 1969 as it would appear to be today? >> giles martin: yeah. this is the biggest band on the planet, saying we're going to do-- we're going to do our first show in three years, in three weeks' time. but we don't know where it's going to be, and we don't know what songs we're going to play. >> wertheim: as you listen to all the recordings for this project, what impressions did you arrive at, in terms of their chemistry? >> giles martin: my impression of it is that paul and john kind of knew that they were growing apart, and "let it be" was almost like a marriage that's failing, and they want to go back on their date nights again. >> wertheim: compounding matters, george harrison-- restless in his role a

in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> after my fire in my apartment and losing everything, the red cross gave us a list of agencies in the city to reach out to and i signed up for the below-market rate program. i got my certificate and started applying and won the housing lottery. [♪♪♪] >> the current lottery program began in 2016. but there have been lot rows that have happened for affordable housing in the city for much longer than that. it was -- there was no standard practice. for non-profit organizations that were providing affordable housing with low in the city, they all d

it's paul mccartney picking on the guitar. the guys look bored. there's yawning. ♪ get back to where you once belonged ♪ ♪ get back ♪ get back ♪ ♪ get back to where you once belonged ♪ ♪ jojo was a man who thought he was a loner but he was another man ♪ wandered around thought he had it coming but he got it while he can ♪ no ♪ ♪ get back, get back ♪ ♪ get back to where you once belonged ♪♪ >> that is stunning to watch. go from a yawn to george picks up his guitar and ringo starts clapping. it's so rare to get a look at any position how they work but to see the birth of a song that iconic, it's just stunning. >> if somebody did the movie about the beatles and put this scene in it, you would laugh and say come on, so on the nose. but yet that was sitting in a vault 50 years. we had no idea they just whipped up "get back" out of thin air. >> one thing i love you pointed out in your piece, rob, obviously, for so long there was so much focus on yoko ono where paul jokes the beatles broke up because yoko sat on an amp, but all of those characters, yoko is one but linda

hour day to day detail of what it was like to be in the beatles. >> i want to listen to what paul mccartneyo me my dear fallen heroes who aren't here. and just great to see them on the film. >> it brings it back to him, brian. that is fascinating. >> absolutely. for him, i think he was never able to see it quite like that. he was never able to see what it was like to watch the beatles rehearse because he was always in the middle of it. >> and so, all this footage that no one has ever seen before, that peter jackson has apparently masterfully put together in this documentary, where has it been for the last several years? where has it been hiding out? >> it is just been in the archives. there was a guy named michael lindsay hogg, he directed a movie called "thlet it be," infamous for being a bit dreary. it also got perceived through the lens of it was released when the beatles were known to be breaking up. so perceived as the breakup film, even though they actually recorded abbey road after "let it be." so basically, everything that he didn't put into this movie "let it be" was sitting there

it was like -- everything was kryptonite in my hands like, it's paul mccartney, you know >> seth: yeahire you. so -- so, yeah so it's just about getting over those things but, like, q-tip, ghost face killer, all these people i grew up with who were like -- grew up listening to their music, when you're finally in the studio with them, it is kind of surreal, you know? >> seth: i can only imagine. you -- you've worked with people like, amy winehouse and lady gaga and bruno mars and i'm just wondering, over the course of this career where you've worked with this, you know, diverse slate of singers and musicians. are there moments where you hear a lyric for the first time or are you hear, you know, a note for the first time that even having worked in this for so long that you're just taken aback, in -- in awe. >> yeah, like, i definitely remember when we were writing "shallow" and you're futzing around and everybody's got an instrument going through chords and -- and, lady gaga, she's playing this piano and the moment, she's looking for where she's saying phrases and then she says -- she sa

instruments are also being donated by other artists including paul mccartney and slash. >>> "the tennesseaneer squeezed its way through an elementary school emergency door and found its way into a classroom. wildlife officials say a teacher found the white-tailed buck strapped -- rather, trapped in the springfield classroom tuesday morning before many of the staff and students arrived. other than a few overturned tables and chairs, there was no damage to the school. and a wildlife officer was able to lead the deer out. >>> and our new york city station wcbs affiliate says the world's largest menorah is ready to mark the beginning of hanukkah. the 32-foot steel menorah was assembled yesterday. it has been a new york tradition for nearly 50 years. organizers say this year the menorah stands as part of the city's post-pandemic renaissance. it will be lit on sunday to mark the start of the eight-day jewish holiday. >>> coming up, a cook-free thanksgiving. we will tell you about some restaurants offering their own family feast in case you want to take it easy today. ♪ rich, indulgent chocolate w

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paul mccartney and the beatles singing "hey jude."rtney will get to writing a memoir. he recounts his life through 154 songs from all stages of his career. >> he shares beautiful photos, videos, teasing the story behind "eleanor rigby" and revealing he started writing "all my loving" on a tour bus, "the lyrics: 1956 to the present" is out now and be sure to check out our "gma" book club section in select barnes & noble stores and always keep reading along with us. going to head up to robin now. >>> time for "deals & steals" takeover, all day long. tory johnson taking over the network bringing you the best deals on gifts for $20 and under on "gma," on "the view," on "gma3" -- >> a lot of deals. >> you can go right to the deals by pointing your cell phone camera at that qr code. let's get this party started with some natural products. >> you got it. lano. this is dryness met its match, it's making its "gma" deals debut so the most moisturizing for dry lips, but then they also have this all over balm so if you have like -- whether it's c

i am confident that we will win the house and that kevin mccartney will be the next speaker and he will be very effective in leading us, and we have an agenda that is very different from what you are seeing now. we believe in the ideas of individual freedom, individual responsibility, a smaller and limited government and the free markets. i was a business owner myself and had the opportunity to work starting with little or nothing, i was born old order amish and was able to succeed, able to risk, fail, succeed, and that is what has made our country great, it has created more opportunity and wealth, lifted more people out of poverty than at any other time in human history, and that is the agenda we intend to advance as a majority in the house with kevin mccarthy as our leader. host: let me take two calls, one of the republican line and the democratic line and i will let you respond to both. albany, new york, you are up first. bill, go ahead. caller: a couple of things. first of all, why didn't republicans in january, the first thing that president -- president biden did was to use execut

view because when he went there they have been brainwashed by the briefings he had been given by mccartney -- mccarthy >> i have been brainwashed gene mccarthy said. >> we have that picture of you with nelson rockefeller. tell us about him. >> i mentioned a lot of us were partial to rockefeller and i had done some work for rockefeller as opposition research on very goldwater. this was taken from 1968 when i won the being the head of intelligence when nelson rockefeller had his campaign and 33 delegates in the convention. that was when i was working and as i say in the book he had the globe. a glow. he was a schmoozer and not particularly articulate but romney had real feelings about religion in such and he would occasionally try to lumber through and he had the brotherhood of man fatherhood of and it was not very successful. but he was at the same time a builder and a strong personality and he was muscular and new york and republican in that era who wanted to do things for government. >> richard norton smith did a superb biography of nelson rockefeller several years ago. tell us about anot

i would tell you that paul mccartney is feminist leaking. ok when he's reduces, he's quit his leave in the stones to play with me over the weekend. you know me, but i don't have to sell it. i don't have to do that. you don't me but sammy, in a world where rocks gotten corporate in some regards in the less so now but it did for a while and that's the action i dig, i like the $300.00, throw a dart, pick a song thing. i like the down and dirty stuff. now listen in the last thing i want to, i do love coffee is for closes or i love cocktails for clothes i think you've done bought and sell the brand the combo. other thing, did you dump out of it or something and sell it? i sold it to key and to group welcome pottery, a, an italian company. wonderful, wonderful guy, luca garibaldi, oil changed my life. this guy, i will get on my knees and praise them to anybody. the nicest, richest man i've ever met. you know, there are rich people aren't pieces. i can tell you that right now, he's a great man. anna. they bought it from the i and it was more than i

house minority leader kevin mccartney would exceed payments from families of 9/11 victims. american classrooms, thousands of unaccompanied migrant flown into new york under the cover of night are now flooding public schools in new york city and in staten island. long island as well. here to react, the former be president of the community education council of staten island. here are the numbers. let's take a look at the various counties, all above 1,000 students. nassau, suffolk, queens and kings, where brooklyn is. how does that impact the education of kids whose parents pay taxes in those counties. >> good morning. thank you for letting me be here. let me start off by saying we all have a big heart and want to reach out to he's these children but basically this is joe biden putting illegal aliens pretty much first, before new york city public school children. they're flying these children in under cover of darkness and basically they're putting them at the head of the line. there are schools as you read in the article in the new york post, these children are not necessaril

>> well, you know, there's a moment where paul mccartney leaves the room -- i mean, it's lunchtime, ringongs here, i've written, i have 20 songs i've written. normal quota is two songs per album that the beatles let george do, he said, it will take me ten years to get these songs out. so i'm thinking, i might just like to do an album of my own, just get my songs out of the way. john said, all by yourself? yeah, it would be a great to do an album with all my songs and hear it. john said, thaw, that's fantastic. john said, we'll still do the beatle thing and john said, yeah, george can do an album and john can do an album. that's how the beatles work, do the solo work and come together every now and then and still be the beatles. paul didn't know about that conversation. i said what do you think of the conversation you saw the first time. that sort of paints a picture of how the beatles could have carried on the future. he said, oh, i wish i knew they said that at the time. >> stephen: we have to take a quick break, peter. don't go anywhere, everybody. we'll be back with the director of "th

. >> and then and 60 campaign, mccartney campaigned on it but then when the time came, the time came to vote, mccarthy and unsupported pretty. >> it was richard nixon predict summa like today and the republicans, you just don't want to give credit to the other side. on the liberal side pretty. >> he would refer to his monuments and that is how seriously he took this and disappointedus he was pretty. >> this would would be the thing to remember us buying remember the one hand that he said that i had key members of the cabinet with me. and t i said i had my doubts and he said - and his own congressional relations on the congress. >> that was helpful pretty >> to very quick thanks because i to be very quick. what is a christian working man's anti-communist national defense act of 1969 printed. >> does not leave you salivating to get that bill passed and that is a name that the department of health education welfare conjured up the keys to the secretary he was worried about the idea of being called negative income tax and so is staff, read one more time pretty. >> the question working sp

remarks coming after four deep blue seats in the garden state turned red and joining me now, beth ann mccartneyer who of won assembly seats as well as two who of won county commission seats. thank you for joining us this morning. beth ann, you are a retired firefighter and emt and your assembly seat was held by a democrat since 12002. so how -- 2002. how as a republican did you recapture voters? >> i just walked the streets, talked to everyone, told them that it was time for change, our taxes, our property taxes are outrageous and everyone knew that. and we just needed to try and put a stop to it and i was voted in along with my colleague, beth had, and that's what we're going to do. carley: beth, the associated press has a piece out this morning, titled local democrats warn the party there is a growing republican wave and it's real. do you agree with that? >> absolutely. i think that people are tired of what's going on from the white house down to what's happening locally. the constituents have spoken. the amount of votes we have won in a district that was held by pretty much lifetime democrat

that's after paul mccartney said the beatles are better. >> why are they being to mean in they have been able to watch their music live. >> i don't understand why it's happening now. i understand what he is saying. the who with tommy, they pushed the boundaries and the envelope in music. the stones played a bunch of good songs. that's what he is saying. you obviously don't agree with that? >> i just really like listening to the stones. i will agree with you, he says he's a great showman. i think that counts for something. i really enjoy it. >> that explains why you like me so much. >> we'll agree to disagree some of these things, john berman. and "new day" continues right now. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. it is wednesday, november 17th. i'm john berman with brianna keilar. the homicide trial of kyle rittenhouse spent seven hours deliberating yesterday. they asked for more copies of the written jury instructions. >>> the judge gave the defendant a role in the random selection of the deliberating jurors. rittenhouse, as you see here, reached int

mccartney knows his standing will not survive many defections from his followership and that puts a reals going on with margerie taylor green and kevin mccarthy, challenged by another republican for leader or speaker margerie taylor greene has a lot of pull with republican base. listen to what she said. >> kevin mccarthy has a problem in our conference. he doesn't have the full support to be speaker. he doesn't have the votes that are there because there's many of us unhappy about the failure to hold republicans accountable while conservatives like me, paul gosar and many others constantly take the abuse by the democrats. >> after that, she tweeted out that she spoke on the phone with mccarthy and liked what he has planned ahead but scott, what does this is a say about the leadership in the gop? he clearly needs her. >> he needs her today. we'll see how big the house majority becomes. i think the house is a lock. he plays this game every week trying to keep folks happy on the edges and this is the way they exist in politics saying things that get them on the news and thrill their followe

you will see that under republican control with mccartney become speaker during a biden era. but you will also see them play off more on the culture wars and on the grievance politics of the conspiracy theories on the anti-truth campaign related to january six and whatever it might be, because it's angry populist threat it will elevate them it's the only thing that will keep them there if they don't have a policy agenda, which they. don't >> we've played that members of congress again called forth some stuff to get offered some messages and i said this many times on the show that being an angry jerk to an elected representative is kind of what your writers in american, and it's almost literally the definition of a free country you know you can get up in a meeting, you can yell at them that's fine. that's democracy. but it does strike me that there is an air of menace that hangs over all of this. post january six, that is just qualitatively different. and as somebody who covers it i wonder if you feel that way as well? i do, and just to remind you i was there on january 6th an

there's also a very candid conversation between john lennon and paul mccartney, captured by hidden microphone you you are there quality, so for people who love the beatles, it's a must see. that's it for this edition of media buzz. i'm howard kurtz. hope you're having a great thanksgiving weekend and happy hanukkah for those celebrating tonight. follow my daily columns and check out my podcast, media buzz meter, subscribe at apple itunes, google podcast and amazon device. we'll keep an eye on the omicron variant. we'll be back here next sunday with the latest buzz. arthel: governments across the globe are scrambling to close borders as cases of the new omicron covid variant increase, the u.k., germany, italy, the netherlands and use a trail ya -- australia all confirming cases of the new strain, which was first detected in southern africa. israel plans to close its borders to all foreign nationals you amid fear that's the omicron variant could set back global progress on covid-19. hello, everyone. welcome to "fox news live." i'm arthel neville. hi, mollie. molly:

and i had no idea that paul mccartney was involve pd. and he's clearly cowritten a song.shakes his head and says, "i have no memory of working on that song." and them he sort of had a twinkle in his eye, and said, "that's a really great job so i'm happy to take a little bit of credit for it." he couldn't remember, he couldn't remember he was working on "give me some truth" with john. >> stephen: peter, i know i said i wasn't going to mention "the lord of the rings," but you mentioned "the lord of the rings" before i did, so i feel like i can ask you this question and it's entirely your fault. i have heard that the beatles actually wanted to make "the lord of the rings" movie. and as someone who made the definitive "the lord of the rings" movie and now has spent all these years with the beatles in such an intimate way, how would you cast john, paul, george and ringo, if you were to make "the lord of the rings" again? would you make them the hobbits? >> well, i mean, i lieb the idea-- obviously, paul is frodo. arewe talking "the lord of the rings"? we are, okay. okay. not w

in song writing talking about how he wrote some of paul mccartney's favorite works himself.stion. what do we do now? i suppose there will be a ton of revivals of his music, but you always waited for the next sondheim idea. which changed. i mean, it wasn't just -- i mean, he wrote for musical comedy. they weren't all musical comedies, but that was his formula. musical, comedy. and he -- look at the ideas. look at "assassins". who would have the courage to write the musical from the assassin's point of view? and it's an incredible musical. great music. he had phenomenal ideas and implemented them. he had the support of producers and directors to put them on stage. it wasn't all just sugar coated stuff. >> i'm curious what your personal reflections are. what he was like to be with or what he was like to work with that come to mind. >> he -- when i had -- when i had the chance to be in a room with him, because mostly i recreated. i didn't create roles. i recreated them. so he wasn't in the rehearsal period day after day. he would come toward the end, the last two weeks to see wh

the thing about that is, paul mccartney endorsing it by saying it made him think differently about thee things differently. _ something. reminiscing, you see things differently. enough - something. reminiscing, you see things differently. enough of - something. reminiscing, you see things differently. enough of the | things differently. enough of the philosophy. we will be back at seven with the headlines. good morning, i'm sonja jessup. an officer from scotland yard's parliamentary and diplomatic protection command accused of raping a woman he met on tinder has been accused of sexually assaulting three more women. pc david carrick, from stevenage, appeared in court last month on the initial charge which he denied. police say a further three women have now come forward and made similar complaints against him. as londoners face the first of series of tube drivers' strike tomorrow, the mayor has called for further talks with the rmt union. it'll affect the central, jubilee, northern, piccadilly and victoria lines as well as the relaunch of the night tube on saturday. it's over changes to

ali mccartney joins the conversation just give us a sense of how the met worth clients feel and how they'reitioned after we see a very strong month of october a ann is how have wegotten through what usually is a super challenging month with the highs and the anxiety out of d.c. and high energy prices and last week revising down and the answer is the earnings and today demonstrates the excitement around cyclicality today we had a consumer discretionary outperforming day and what we are seeing is that there are more jabs going into arms we have 5-year-olds and up boosters people meet around the world to deliver vaccinations to the emerging world and not just the u.s. opening up but the world and we are seeing on scene amounts of money in the system go into services and goods and changed the approach to october making it the best month in 11 months this earnings season is surprising people to the upside both in terms of numbers, the strength of the numbers, the ability to deliver on the bottom line with cost, and that the situation around supply chain is not worse and seems to be going potenti

. >> you talking to mccartney about lennon, gerald ford about the warren commission, four nights withg to be as satisfying as it was >> the more i did it, the more i realized it >> flirted with a life outside sports be turning down the "today" show and 60 minutes. >> did you get off at 60? >> yes. i did get off at 60. my kids at that point were seven and four. you can say to a kid, want to go to the bulls game introduce them to michael jordan, go to the world series, go to the olympics, you can't say to the kid i'm interviewing the secretary of state want to come along. >> but in 2018, when his time at nbc came to an end after almost 40 years amid tension other criticism of the nfl's handling of head injury >> might have caused discomfort. >> costas knew he wasn't close to being done >> is your tank as full as it's ever been >> at this point, i'm a show pony not a plow horse, i'm not looking for inventory, i'm looking for things that move the needle for me. >> consider this. >> and now hbo is providing a well lit platform, and a chance to blend those two parts of his broadcasting brai

paul mccartney says jackson's film has actually changed his perception of how the band broke up.s, the colours, the joy of the beatles making music. unseen for more than half a century. ringo said that he felt we had to just tell it like it is. i think we are. the man entrusted to restore almost 60 hours of footage from the let it be sessions injanuary 1969, the lord of the rings director peterjackson. what made you want to dedicate four years of your life to this project? well, i wouldn't have done it if it was the rolling stones or something. sort of controversial, sorry! a musical documentary is not a huge appeal to me, but the beatles, yes. i'm all in, 100%. four years, no problem. i've loved every second of it. # speaking words of wisdom... do you want to do it once more then? yes, yes. i mean, we'll never get a chance to do it again. the project happened almost by mistake. peterjackson was meeting with the beatles company apple to discuss the possibility of a virtual reality exhibition. so, cats and kittens, what are we going to do? but as a beatles obsessive, he took his c

my long time enemy paul mccartney is number one, it's a book of lyrics if you don't know paul mccartney'sison, wisconsin, madison, connecticut was fantastic last night. we have some pictures, but tonight i'll be in doylestown, pennsylvania and albany, new york i'll meet the girls first, my girls and signing up there and then elkart, indiana on saturday, the biggest story and there is some of the pictures from last night, a lot of ainsley and doocy fans showed up the place went around couldn't really speak but we're able to go around this beautiful town. if you want to relocate, go to madison, connecticut. it is beautiful. it looks like it's the turn of the century america. steve: standing room only. ainsley: i love the old bookstores too. so quaint. brian: i'll be signing in hollywood we have the patriot awards november 21 in orlando there's still tickets left that's the whole thing we'll talk about the books steve: congratulations. brian: thanks to all our fans. appreciate it. steve: all right, go to brian kilmeade.com for more information about tickets meanwhile we are making camo our c

ainsley: you are beating paul mccartney. brian: finally he had a better 1960s. have a problem with joe biden's lack of transparency are the media. what does lara trump think? she is joining us live. she is here. she is up in the balcony. ainsley: hey, lara. lara moved to florida. coming on down in just a second. two patriot award winners are here, too. we will be talking to andy and to john gowdy. but, first, here is the florida atlantic university marching owls performing industry baby ♪ ♪ carley: we are back with headlines actor al beck baldwin and others facing a deadly dead lawsuitover the deadly sho. the supervisor breaking down in tears as she announces the complaint. >> i relived the shooting and the sound of the explosion from the gun over and over again. i have worked all over this country and i never want to see what happened on that day happen again. ainsley: her attorney says baldwin cocked and fired the gun even though the scene didn't require it. the attorney arguing baldwin, rather, chose to play russian roulette. the tsa administrator says he is

mccartney has said watching this documentary has changed his perception of it. think your - remembering the movie from 1970, because you obviously saw it. you are very unhappy in may 1970, there was arguments, there was lawyers, there was clearly a stressful, miserable time for you guys. they weren�*t a band intending to break up and this was shot and that�*s what you see on screen. bud and this was shot and that's what you see on screen.— and this was shot and that's what you see on screen. and the secret nature of much _ you see on screen. and the secret nature of much of— you see on screen. and the secret nature of much of the _ you see on screen. and the secret nature of much of the filming i you see on screen. and the secret i nature of much of the filming allows a unique insight in what it was really like to be in the studio with the beatles. the really like to be in the studio with the iteatles-_ really like to be in the studio with the beatles. .. ., ., ., the beatles. the cameraman would hit the beatles. the cameraman would hit the button, the beatles.

and on radio four tomorrow night, alan coming on his memoir, sir paul mccartney talks about the candour mp accused of breaking lobbying rules. an investigation found 0wen paterson used his position to benefit two companies he worked for. labour called today's vote a return to tory sleaze. when they break the rules, mr speaker, theyjust remake the rules. i think that she needs to consider the procedures of this house in a spirit _ the procedures of this house in a spirit of— the procedures of this house in a spirit of fairness. the chancellor rishi sunak promises to "rewire" the entire global financial system in order to cut carbon emissions. there are some hard months to come this winter, warns england's deputy chief medical officer

earnings results from zoom video which hit the pause button after a year of a pandemic rally aly mccartney on a big call on european stocks why the disrupters and disrupted in the auto space and we'll tell you about one under the radar space name rocketing higher today but first we have got just under 13 minutes to go we are in the "closing bell" market zone, cnbc senior markets commentator mike santoli is here and we have hightower portfolio manager stephanie link back. we'll kick it off with the broader market dow and s&p is rallying. janet yelling joining this hour weighing in on the president's decision she also gave the take on the economic recovery and the rising inflation concerns listen. >> i think we do have to be concerned about inflation. it's reached the level that concerns most americans who are seeing it in their pocketbook when they go to the store to buy food or to fill up their carrs at the pump. i think it's partly a reflection of the fact that the pandemic has had a severe influence in our economy and it's part of the demand supply imbalance in getting on track but the a

event featured an amazing lineup of performers and superstars, jennifer lopez, taylor swift and paul mccartneyrd company and, you know what they said, right? that's trash i for not one second changed my course now that's rock and roll >> tina turner is who we're here tonight to celebrate >> it's one of the greatest rock and roll bands thank you all very much for happening out with us. >>. >> energy in that room >> 2021 rock & roll hall of fame it starts streaming november 20th >> we just miss being there. >> oh, right >> that's why popstart is here to prepare you >>> next up, squid game, it is official in the works, the show's director, creator and writer confirmed. he's currently in the planning process for the next chapter following its september premier on netflix listen to this "squid game" became the most streamed show ever surpassing "bridgerton. it is too early to say what's going to happen, but you will be back doing something for the world. huge >>> next up, tom hanks the academy award winning actor has played some of hollywood's most iconic roles. have you ever wondered which one was

legendary artists who joined the class of 2021, foo fighters brought in by the one and only paul mccartney just an ordinary, kind ofg. and he's in rock and roll. an goofy kid. and same thing happened. he falls through the same hole and he's in rock and roll. and it's going to be his life. >> think about what he's saying there. he's comparing dave rolf to himself. >> the show has so many amazing acts from some of the biggest names in music check it out again, on hbo tomorrow night >>> next up, is it too soon to play a little holiday music? >> no. >> nope. >> billboard magazine just put out their new list of the 100 greatest holiday songs of all time anybody want to take a shot at number one >> maria carey >> we'll get there but first, this is jingle bell rock by bobby helms, it cemented its place in pop culture history. this has been on "home alone," "mean girls. landing at number two is "rocking around the christmas tree," brenda lee. another song from the 50s, a throwback that's been covered by everybody. miley, meghan trainor and the like number one, let's not even -- you're right there'

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mccartney has said watching this documentary has changed his perception of it. the secret nature of much of the filming allows a unique insight in what it was really like to be in the studio with the beatles. the cameraman would hit the button, ten minutes of film, they would walk away and have a cup of tea. the beatles would feel, they would loosen up and feel they weren't being filmed and they could be honest with each other. it's when they don't know they're being filmed that you get amazing insight into the individuals in this band. what did you learn about the beatles from those moments? i learnt that they were unbelievably normal people. they were liverpool guys. there a psychic connection between them all, they don't have to talk to each other to know what they're thinking and what to do. the strong depth of that friendship really struck me. the best bit of us always has been and always will be is when backs are against the wall. all we've got is us. what you think? in the end, there was so much footage get back has been divided into three parts and there

in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san francisco. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a mexican food and it's not a big menu, but we did it with love. like ribeye tacos and quesadillas and fries. for latinos, it brings families together and if we can bring t

in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> this is the last noting of the month of november. if you would all stand for the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. also present with us tonight. actually, call the roll, please. commissioner hamasaki. >> here. >> commissioner yee. >> here. >> commissioner burns. >> here. >> vice president you have a quorum. we have the staff from the san francisco police department

talk and he said, vc and _ to paul mccartney talk and he said, vc and he _ to paul mccartney talk and not be able to work on it. she doesn't think that is the case for kids from — doesn't think that is the case for kids from the same upbringing for now _ kids from the same upbringing for now she — kids from the same upbringing for now. she might be right. we have heard _ now. she might be right. we have heard so— now. she might be right. we have heard so much about people being musicians — heard so much about people being musicians and actors. they can agree on that _ musicians and actors. they can agree on that. it�*s _ musicians and actors. they can agree on that. �* . . musicians and actors. they can agree on that. �*, ., ., i. ., on that. it's a 'oy having you on the sofa. — on that. it's a 'oy having you on the sofa. it's _ on that. it's a joy having you on the sofa. it's lovely _ on that. it's a joy having you on the sofa. it's lovely to - on that. it's a joy having you on the sofa. it's lovely to be - on that. it's a joy having you on the sofa. it's lovely to be here. | the sof