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and paul mccartney has had it all these years, ever since.nabled them to really isolatejohn�*s voice and bring it to the fore. and if you listen to the song, his voice is certainly the biggest and most prominent feature, and it really is quite haunting when you hear it. but that's how it came together. of course, the beatles has older fans, but also younger fans as well. what do you think this song will do to its legacy? i think what this song does in its release now is give fans in the 21st century the opportunity to really experience what it would have been like in the �*60s, to have a new beatles release, the opportunity to go into a record shop, for instance, and buy the single. and it also gives us a chance to say goodbye to the beatles in a more gentle way, in a way that in 1970, when they broke up, of course, they were four angry young men and they really weren't getting on. and what this song allows us to do is see through the eyes of 80—year—olds paul mccartney and ringo starr as they look back, especially as they're able to work wit

paul mccartney says it is likely the last song. it came together with the help of ai, and it is fascinating whole thing. the song is "now and then" and including voice of john lennon and paul mccartney on bass and ringo starr on drum. ♪ and now and then ♪ ♪ if we must start again ♪ ♪ where we will know for sure ♪ ♪ that i will love you ♪ >> that is what i want more than 15 seconds. this is mark goodman from the '80s channel, and now, this is a john lennon solo song that he recorded his voice in 1978, and george harrison put together the guitar in 1995, and now, in the last year, ringo and paul put their stuff in it, but when you are listening to it, what is your vibe when you hear it? >> look, i'm a baby boomer, and i'm a baby boomer in the radio business, and so for me to be able to say here is a brand-new song from the beatles, that is really, really exciting. the technology used, incredible to be able to extricate john's voice from the really rough demo in the way that they did is great. but any beatles' fan, and even a casual b

when you finally heard lennon and mccartney hit the vaccine at first verse what was it like?ow and the peak of the documentary is where we solojohn's pristine voice and it's pretty amazing. it's pretty mellow conic. it's the last song of the beetle's catalogue, it's certainly not the end of the legacy but it's an odd thing to ponder the idea that that is the end of the beatles catalogue. ringo starr said it was the closest they would have come to having him backin they would have come to having him back in the room and eltonjohn said it was as if all the memories came back. we are hoping to make contact and we have. welcome to the programme. i know in the last couple of hours you are having a party to launch this release. give me an idea of what that was like.— release. give me an idea of what that was like. oh, it was absolutely fantastic. we _ that was like. oh, it was absolutely fantastic. we only _ that was like. oh, it was absolutely fantastic. we only decided - that was like. oh, it was absolutely fantastic. we only decided four- that was like. oh, it was absolutely fan

george harrison did guitar for it and now paul mccartney put in vocals, base and drums.ten. ♪ >> chris willman is joining us now. he's a senior music writer. thank you so much for jumping on. what you think? >> i think it's lovely. i think beatles fans are going to have arguments online. is this okay to sign off on it. but i think 90% of fans will love it. 10% are going to find something to argue about, but it's really a beautiful song. at heart it's possibly a love letter from john to paul. you can see why it means so much for him to complete it. >> talk more about that. i do love it. i'm thrilled to have this. it really does feel miraculous to hear them together again, even with all the conditions placed on it. why do you say it is a love letter from john? >> well, there is talk that when john and paul met for the last time in the late '70s, supposedly the last thing john said was he patted paul on the shoulder and said think about me every now and then old friend. so that phrase was recorded long before people were really thinking about this song. so john isn't around

sir paul mccartney says it's a very emotional moment and that reaching number1 in the uk again has blown is gaza city in the background. you can see smoke coming from buildings. we will bring you the latest on that conflict in the latest on that conflict in the next hour. stay with us here on bbc news hello, there. for many of us, friday was a day to get out and enjoy some of the beautiful autumn colour, but at this time of year, clear skies by day, well, if we keep them through the night, it can cause other issues, with frost and fog, and yes, those two components are going to play quite a major role in the weather story this weekend. saturday will be the driest of the two days. there's some rain around on sunday. more details on that in just a moment, but it will be a chilly start — quite widely we will see low single figures, particularly in sheltered central and eastern areas. this weather front will start to push in by the end of the day, but before it, we have this brief ridge of high pressure, which will keep things quite quiet and with light winds, as well. so a few isolated show

was basically told to look at several e—mails that he had between the company's x controller geoff mccartneyer flatly denying having anything to do with his father's statements of financial conditions, saying he wasn't aware of it, he never worked on it, and he didn't know anything about it until this case, they showed him those e—mails with those men i mentioned, where he talks about valuations for a project in westchester county, a golf course there. at one point he raised his voice, getting frustrated with the line of questioning, than we are a major organisation, i'm fairly certain that we have financial statements. and then again reinstating that he did not work on them intimately. nevertheless, prosecutors continue to present to him evidence to the contrary. this trail so far has ended on pretty tense noted today. the judge even saying he will expand the gag order against donald trump to include his lawyers if they don't stop attacking his law clerk. nada tawfik reporting there. let's enter some other important news around the world. storm ciaran is wreaking havoc in many countries in

mccartney talked about three properties and the corresponding loans in particular.lated the tens of millions of dollars that the lenders lost in each one and profits they would have made had the interest rates been appropriately calibrated. >> how do you become an expert witness in the judicial system? >> reporter: well, you have to be qualified as an expert witness and that's just -- that's not just about where you were educated or what you did for a living. you have to be judicially qualified and show that you are an expert in the things that you will opine on in a courtroom. so, we went through mccartney's credentials, starting from his educational backbackground, an from wharton what trump was educated. all through his history as an investment banker and loan officer to today, when he's the chairman and ceo of a company called mm dillon. at that point the attorney general's office asked that he be judicially qualified as a witness. over the objections of the defense. he was indeed. >> lisa rubin in new york city. thank you so very much. great seeing you. >>> up

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we will talk about what sectors he means gareth mccartney at ubs.hank you for coming in and joining us this morning. i'm curious of your take on why ipo market hasn't picked up in 2023 >> all the headline pre-conditions for the market have been good there global markets up 10% to 20% the vix, the benchmark volume activity has been at a low. we would see a pick up in significant. the reality is the market is fragile with the big market questions where u.s. rates peak. for a long duration project with five weeks with an ipo, it is challenging to get the deals done in the environment despite the headlines. >> given a lot of the h high-profile companies which have come to market have not performed well post-ipo, are you pressuring companies with valuations >> we have been closed for best part of two yearsexceptions. i think you are right. the positive was we had a window post-summer and some deals got done the temperpid market has pushed those ipos to 2024. >> the speculation going into this with a lot of talk and you had the prevalence of key investors

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all four beatles feature on the track — the last to be credited to lennon, mccartney, harrison and starrw and then # now and then # i want you to be there for me #. hello there, good afternoon. damage and destruction caused by storm ciaran tracking eastwards across the southern half of the uk, dangerously large waves in many exposed coastal areas, and some very strong gusts of wind as well. the wind gusts have now eased, but we recorded 93 mph gusts injersey airport, 78 mph gusts at dover in kent. the winds will ease as we head through the rest of today. that storm pulls out into the north sea. but still some gusts of around 60 to 65 mph possible for exposed coastal areas, especially towards the east. bands of showers and heavy rain swirling around that very deep area of low pressure, as it gradually tracks its way further northwards and eastwards. so the winds easing towards the west but still very strong for the next couple of hours. we are going to see more heavy rain, another a0 to 60 millimetres perhaps, over the higher ground, the pennines. some more rain for eastern scotland, wher

after death, his widow sent the tape to paul mccartney. a.e vocals and -- 1995. six years before his debt. joining me now is national writer -- melissa, i'm so glad you are here. there is beetles -- had a black and white television, but i love the beatles, i am a fine of the most, well but i don't understand quite how this is a i enforce. why is it? >> it is a i assisted, is what it is. i think paul mccartney confuse things a little, bit he gave an interview where he said they were using a.i. to create the song. these are jobs photos that were here. nothing is fake. this is the same stuff that john recorded on a cassette tape in 1978, that your cool gave to the guys in the mid 90s. the mid 90s, they didn't have the technology. the tape is -- when peter jackson get the documents in 2021, they have this audio technology now where they can separate the tracks. so you have jobs, vocals, piano, and the ar comes in where peter jackson concede to the computer, that is the guitar. and, that is what they did with the song. so they were able to separat

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the artificial intelligence extracted the original vocals and one of them with paul mccartney's musicalditions. some local artists say they are worried someday they might hear a new song of theirs that they had nothing to do with. >> reporter: earlier this year, an a.i. track that generated millions of views online. that is adrian marcel, we talked with him and the members of csrb. >> it's your vocal tones, it is complex, and it gets scary because this is the only thing that we can control. >> it's the things that make us, us. as individuals, they are now manipulated. >> a.i. can be used in positive ways, bouncing ideas off of it like an extra person in the room. >> we look up words, and we look up stuff, we don't know what words to use so we will look something up. >> reporter: but creating a song with an artist voice is another level. >> how deep does it go, you know, i have records out there that are going crazy and i'm not going paid for them. >> reporter: generally it is not okay to take somebody else's work without permission, but the law does provide a lot of room for fair use to

she passed paul mccartney and lionel richie who both have six nominations in that category.inated is antihero. that's not all she's nominated in. she has five other categories she's nominated in this year and that includes album. year. >> this may be her year. >> for sure. >>> hollywood actors may be leaving the picket lines and heading back to work. this come after sag-aftra and 150,000 television workers and performers reached a deal with the top studios this week. the union's national board put the tentative deal under review and consideration and approved new contract. it was not unanimous. 86% voted for approval. the contract now heading to membership for ratification on tuesday. >>> saturday night live, all new this weekend with timothee chalamet. he made his mark with several memorable sketches. he said he's still pinching himself. >> it's definitely like a wild moment every time i think about it, this is my job. >> reporter: watch "snl" tomorrow night right after our special 8:00 newscast. again, hosted by timothee chalamet with boy genius. >>> from the 49ers head co

record with "anti-hero" making it her seventh song of the year nomination and dethroning sir paul mccartneywith nine, including for "kill bill." both artists are competing in the trifecta of album, record, and song of the year and their competition is almost entirely female. the grammys will be held in february. good luck to all the nominees. and that is "nightline" for this evening. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here on monday. thanks for staying up late with us, america. good night.

and the fun part, too, there may be cameos from elton john, paul mccartney, even garth brooks in thislar mock mockmentries of all time >>> you may remember sony announced a new film in the karate kid franchise the studio had received over 10,000 submissions from all over the world one day after announcing the search. in addition to the veneventual newcomer, it will star ralph macchio and jackie chan. this is such a beloved series, and it's so iconic, that you just know that whoever does get cast is going to be a star, at least for the next year or so. >> can't get enough of cobra kai. so i imagine even with this, it's going to be huge. >>> now to some pieces that could really tie a room together hundreds of items from the 1998 classic "the big lebowski "" ar going up for auction yu you can bid on the iconic sunglasses part of the proceed also go to the no kid hungry campaign when it comes to the cult following this has, jeff bridges says at one point he would do a sequel, but it's up to the cohen brothers there so mysterious. who knows if that will be down the road >> a lot of ins, a

they never released it or completed it but ai was able to pull out his vocals, blended with paul mccartneynd ringo starr's additions. some local artists tell our jocelyn moran that they are worried that someday they may hear a new song of theirs on the radio or streaming and it would be a song with their image and sound but nothing that they created. >> earlier this year, an ai track that claimed to have drake and the weeknd's voice generated millions of use online. >> it was a trip. >> that is adrian marcel. we talked with him and the members of crsp. >> your rhythms, your cadences, vocal tones when you are screaming or -- i mean, it is complex. it gets scary because this is the only thing that we can control of hours. >> the things that make us, us as individuals are now being able to be manipulated. >> reporter: sometimes, ai can be used in positive ways, bouncing ideas off of it like an extra person in the room. >> we look up words and we will look up stuff when we are in the writing crunch and we don't know what word to use for something we are dealing. we will look something up. >> r

cuando john muriÓ supimos que era el final, explica paul mccartney, inesperada en 1994 la ayuda de lennoninformaciÓn en pantalla). >> pero la canciÓn quedÓ archivada, la tecnologÍa de ese momento no les permitÍa separar la voz de lennon del sonido del piano, 25 aÑos despuÉs la evoluciÓn de programas de computaciÓn hicieron realidad lo que parecÍa imposible. >> ¿cÓmo fue que utilizaron la inteligencia artificial para sacar esta canciÓn?. >> estos sistemas de inteligencia artificial ante todo lo que han sido, es entrenados y logra exactamente empezar a distinguir entre uno y otro sonido y distingue cuÁl es la voz de lennon, cuÁl es el piano y logra generar ese tipo de diferenciaciones de forma muy, muy precisas. >> asÍ se extrajo puramente la voz de john. ♪ ♪ ♪. y se combinÓ con la guitarra de george harrison grabada en los 90s, como tributo a su amigo que muriÓ en 2001, paul aÑadiÓ un solo de guitarra que emula su estilo y asÍ el cuarteto de liverpool final pudo compartir esta canciÓn con sus fans alrededor del mundo. ♪ ♪ ♪. >> me parece increÍble. >> es revolucionario, pero tambiÉn da un

. ♪ now and then ♪ ♪ i miss you ♪ >> reporter: after a hard day's night, paul mccartney and ringo starrce have come together to complete an unfinished demo by john lennon. the late george harrison recorded his new guitar parts for the song in the 1990s. ♪ from 1963's "please, please me," to 2023's "now and then" beatlemania is alive and well. >> we'll be right back. t back. [city ambience sounds] [car screech] [car door slam] [camera shutter sfx] introducing ned's plaque psoriasis. [camera shutter sfx] he thinks his flaky, red patches are all people see. otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque psoriasis. [ned?] it can help you get clearer skin and reduce itching and flaking. with no routine blood tests required. doctors have been prescribing it for nearly a decade. otezla is also approved to treat psoriatic arthritis. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. some people taking otezla had depression, suicidal thoughts, or weight loss. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may

paul mccartney, ringo starr, and george harrison worked on the track in the 90s, but could not isolatenon's voice in the track. ai was used to do just that for the beatles docuseries two years ago. -- put everything together, and voil÷, "now and then" was released on streaming platforms, along with a remastered edition of "love me do", for more details, just go to kpix.com. >>> still ahead, with every sloppy bite of this pumpkin, this pig is doing something good for the environment. we will introduce you to annabella. >>> 49ers fred warner expected a lot more than win, he may be gone, but what a night for still a giants fans favorite. and it is still early, but why is it working so far for the golden state warriors? >> we have a lot of news coming out. >>> our eye on america tonight, from north carolina, we go to a manufacturing plant where blind empl when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilo

it's really moving. >> paul mccartney's bass line is really technical. he's really still got it.tists recently , about a year ago. put on top, put in george harrison's guitar that he laid down himself before he passed away. the guitar solo , he passed away. the guitar solo, very, very emotional . and the very, very emotional. and the way it ends with the sort of trademark beatles string thing which fades to silence , i think which fades to silence, i think a fitting payoff to an astonishing career. i think it's beautiful. >> so worth listening to after the show, of course, or in one of the breaks. perhaps you can listen to it on online. it's wonderful. and lots of people getting in touch about how brilliant they think the beatles are. jack says the beatles catalogue has much more variety music and talent than any other bandin music and talent than any other band in the 60s, 70s and later. >> i do feel quite choked. you feel emotional? i do. and i think anybody who like just remembers how devastating these sad it was when we lost john lennon. i think the world just stopped. it was

ai was able to extract his original vocals to blend with paul mccartney and ringo starr's musical competitionsrtists say they're worried someday they may hear a new song of theirs that they had nothing to do with. >> reporter: earlier this year an ai track that claimed to have drake and the weekend's voice generated millions of views online. >> it was kind of a trip because we're like hey, this is hard. >> reporter: that's bay area artist adrian marcel. >> your rhythms, your cadences, i mean just, you know, vocal tones when you're screaming or when you're more vibey, it's complex and it gets scary because this is the only thing that we can control of ours. >> the things that make us us as individuals are now being able to be manipulated. >> reporter: they tell us sometimes ai canning used in positive ways, bouncing ideas off of it like an extra person in the room. >> we look up words and we'll look up stuff and we're in a little writing crunch and we're like we don't know what word to use for something that we're feeling. so we'll look something up. >> reporter: but creating a song with an art

technology did not allow to clean john lennon's voice recorded on an old tape, and this summer paul mccartneynnounced that artificial intelligence helped to separate john's voice lennen and finally, after tens of years of waiting, the artists today released their new composition with john's original vocals lennon and parties. george harrison. and if you want to know more about artificial intelligence, you can read about it on our website bbc.ua. there is a simple guide to help you understand artificial intelligence. we explain how artificial intelligence learns, what chatbots are, and what artificial intelligence is already used by humanity. and subscribe to our pages in social networks so as not to miss the most important ones. the news is on facebook, instagram and tiktok, on youtube you can watch our episode if you missed it on the air and that's all for today, look for more stories on our website bbc.ua and on our pages in social networks, and we will be on the air again tomorrow at 21. take care. bleeding and inflammation gums my advice lakalut active active actively overcomes bleeding g

." >> ♪ now and then ♪ ♪ i miss you ♪ >> norah: after a hard day's night, paul mccartney and ringo starrave come together to complete an unfinished demo by john lennon. the late george harrison recorded his new guitar parts for the song in the 1990s. >> ♪ please please me whoa, yeah like i please you ♪ >> norah: from 1963's "please please me" to 2023's "now and then," beatlemania is alive and well. as the beatles would say, all you need is love. and that is tonight's >>> i'm juliette goodrich. here in the bay area, a family with a grandmother stuck in the gaza war zone. >> she is already in war, she has no medication, has not eaten or drank for 30 days, no lights, no electricity. >> why her family is now suing the u.s. government. >>> plus, protecting our bay area communities from rising seawaters. part of the solution is in space. >>> and, a rough start to the season after gun violence forced them off of the field. tonight, this oakland football team has something to celebrate. >> i am excited t. is all about these young men that came and sacrificed everything they could. >>> four weeks

the remaining beatles -- paul mccartney, ringo starr, and george harrison -- working on it in the '90sould never quite weave it together with john lennon's voice and guitar recordings from the late george harrison. ♪ >> david: but just two years ago, a documentary on the be beatles using a.i., artificial intelligence, to restore some of their songs, and they've now used it to restore the song wrote in 1978. >> to still be working on beatles music in 2023 -- wow. we're actually messing around with state of the art technology. which is something the beatles would have been very interested in. >> david: that song released tonight. >> one, two. ♪ >> david: this is "now and then." ♪ and now it's true ♪ ♪ it's all because of you ♪ and if i make it through ♪ ♪ it's all because ♪ of you ♪ ♪ >> david: all four beatles performing. ♪ and if i make it through ♪ ♪ it's all because of you ♪ ♪ >> david: one last song from the beatles. ♪ >> david: it's quite something to hear it all these years later. the new beatles song just out a bookstore, burglary caught on camera, the thief making off with just

then i miss you ♪ >> reporter: years after his death, his widow, yoko ono, sent the tape to paul mccartneyogether in a new documentary. >> we were pretty excited. a new john song. amazing. >> it was the closest we'll ever come to having him back in the room. >> reporter: in 1995, paul, george and ringo tried to complete the song, but couldn't separate lennon's voice from the piano he played on the demo. >> paul called me up and said he would like to work on "now and then." what do you think? i think it's great. >> reporter: then decades later came the ai technology developed by director peter jackson that made it possible. >> in the mix, we could lift john's voice without lifting the piano. >> reporter: a bit of joyous nostalgia for fans and the beatles themselves. >> how lucky was i to have those men in my life, to still be working on beatles music in 2023, wow. ♪ it's all because ♪ ♪ of you ♪ >> reporter: molly hunter, nbc news, london. >> music magic. >>> that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good n

sting, paul mccartney, elton john joining her. >>> and tonight, someone you met this week.hat he showed us struck a cord, and what so many of you did. who is our person of the >> david: good evening. great to have with us. we do begin with the breaking news, the shooting at a hospital in concord, new hampshire. an armed man opening fire in the lobby. multiple law enforcement agencies responding. officers locking the new hampshire hospital down. a security guard was shot and wounded. officers then moving in to take down the shooter. abc's senior investigative reporter aaron katersky leading us off with what we know so >> reporter: tonight, shots fired outside a new hampshire hospital. >> shots fired at the state hospital. >> reporter: multiple law enforcement agencies responding to the state's psychiatric hospital in the capitol, concord. officers clearing the building. >> i have one security guard who is injured. >> reporter: authorities say in the lobby, a man shot and wounded a security guard before a uniformed officer fired back. >> the shooter is down right now. he is o

songwriter to score seven nominations in the category, and that puts her ahead of icon sir paul mccartneyd of the year categories alongside olivia rodrigo miley cyrus, six nomination in this category and entice her with barbra streisand for the most nominations for a female artist, if she when she will become the first artist to win alvin of the year four times. thank you for watching bbc news. hello there. for many of us, friday was a day to get out and enjoy some of the beautiful autumn colour. but at this time of year, clear skies by day, well, if we keep them through the night, it can cause other issues with frost and fog. and yes, those two components are going to play quite a major role in the weather story this weekend. saturday will be the driest of the two days. there's some rain around on sunday. more details on that injust a moment. but it will be a chilly start. quite widely we'll see low single figures, particularly in sheltered central and eastern areas. this weather front will start to push in by the end of the day. but before it, we've got this brief ridge of high pressure

." >> ♪ now and then ♪ ♪ i miss you ♪ >> norah: after a hard days night, paul mccartney and ringo starrcome together to complete an unfinished demo by john lennon, the late george harrison recorded his new guitar parts for the song in th. ♪ please, please me like i please you ♪ >> norah: 1963's "please, please me" to 2023's "now and then," beatlemania is alive and well. >> norah: as the beatles would say, all you need is love. and that is tonight "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. good night. ♪ ♪ >> judge judy: i just want to know why you didn't pay them. >> i didn't have the money. >> announcer: her ex-husband is costing her a fortune. >> judge judy: how much were the tolls that he racked up? >> total of $4,601. >> announcer: will their kids be even worse off? >> judge judy: how much child support does he pay? >> he's actually over $3,000 in arrears because he's not paying. >> judge judy: he works for the city of new york. do you know how fast they're going to garnish his wages? >> announcer: "judge judy." you are about to enter the courtroom of you are about to enter the courtro

next of paul mccartney standing next to paul to the new version of paul mccartney. sorts of mccartneysorts of interesting. actually quite interesting. i actually quite like i it's like the song and i think it's an interesting thing to do. i don't see. what do you think? i mean, die hard beatles mean, i'm not a die hard beatles fan, i don't know. mean, it fan, so i don't know. i mean, it is interesting. fan, so i don't know. i mean, it is iii:eresting. fan, so i don't know. i mean, it is ii| mean,g. fan, so i don't know. i mean, it is ii| mean, whether people >> i mean, whether some people would their canon would add it to their canon or not, at same time , every not, but at the same time, every song that you hear is manipulated right. manipulated nowadays. right. exactly you're not hearing the 100% true voice of anybody really anymore . really anymore. >> mean, every song is >> no. i mean, every song is produced to a and sort of produced to a degree and sort of modified during the process. i mean, is it case that people mean, is it the case that people are it? i didn't mean, is it the

the emission events in history which is also accredited, according to even the mccartney economist magazine, which sought to minimize the numbers of death given me from the change in winter fuel price is 850000 people. 70000 people killed in europe because of energy price instability and a higher fuel price because of north street. and now we have the washington post telling us it was some guy called romance. your vin ski have, who's conveniently detained at the moment. who did it behind zalinski is back. i mean, uh, you know, i don't think the washington post is believed for much, especially during the that you guys are genet side this as it go similarly, will be treated with the contempt. many people will and certainly so she had no time for it. well that's a wrap. so now my name's pizza scott's and i'll be back again at the top of the all of the latest news and views right here on oxy. see them? oh, oh the the, the russian states never is as tight as one of the most sense community best most i'll send send up the, in the 65 to 5 must be the one else calls question about this even though

record with "anti-hero" making it her seventh song of the year nomination and dethroning sir paul mccartney lionel richie at six each. ♪ sza rules the nominations this year with nine, including for "kill bill." both artists are competing in the trifecta of album, record, and song of the year and their competition is almost entirely female. the grammys will be held in february. good luck to all the nominees. and that is "nightline" for this evening. you can watch all of our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here on monday. thanks for staying up late with us, america. good night. anna's. all eyes will be on san francisco as the apec summit takes over the city for the next week. good evening. i'm ama daetz. and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the countdown is officially on. there are now just hours to go until the start of the apec summit in san francisco. the eyes of the world will be turning to the bay area and the city says it's ready. >> abc7 news reporter jim johns has been checking in with local leaders tonight and has the story. >> excitement on the streets of sa

ringo starr and paul mccartney stopped working on the song more than two decades. >> where a.i. isolating lennon's voice for a k docuseries, and voila, maybe best left on the cutting room floor. what do you think? >> it is slow. does not have a fast pace. but that's okay. >> it does not. >> the only thing, new music. >> likely see much more of it coming soon. jessica, thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> back tomorrow. >> yes. >> see

but paul mccartney never let go of the idea and here we're, in 2023 with the first �*new�* beatles recordingi want you to be there for me #. 0liver murray is the film—maker who was tasked with the job of documenting the project and rogue best is the brother of the original drummer of the beatles, pete best. i spoke to both of them earlier. this is incredibly unique and is a story that spanned decades and starts with the years where john, they think he wasn't being productive, he stepped away from celebrity lifestyle, he was living in new york. but obviously, he still loved music is still making music and he was recording demos and ideas on things on tapes just like a writer would have a notebook he had these tape players. the problem being that he would be in the corner writing a song and there would be people talking in the room, in this case, the tv was left on, the placement of the mic was on the piano so the piano was way too loud. but he wasn't concerned with that at the time because throw forward to now, he had no idea. so fast forward to you right now, how did they manage to clean it

the first songwriter to score seven nations in the country putting ahead of icons such as sir paul mccartneymidnight is a sixth nomination in this category, tying her with barbara streisand for the most nominations for a female artist. i am most nominations for a female artist. iam helena humphrey. i will be back in 30 minutes special look at the impact of the israel gaza war on women and girls. stay with us on bbc news. hello, there. for many of us, friday was a day to get out and enjoy some of the beautiful autumn colour but at this time of year, clear skies by day, well, if we keep them through the night it can cause other issues with frost and fog, and yes, those two components are going to play quite a major role in the weather story this weekend. saturday will be the driest of the two days, there is some rain around on sunday. a chilly start — quite widely we will see low single figures, particularly in a sheltered central and eastern areas. particularly in sheltered central and eastern areas. this weather front will start to push in by the end of the day, but before it we have this br

ringo starr and paul mccartney stopped working on the song more than two decades. >> where a.i.omes in. isolating lennon's voice for a k docuseries, and voila, maybe best left on the cutting room floor. what do you think? >> it is slow. does not have a fast pace. but that's okay. >> it does not. >> the only thing, new music. >> likely see much more of it coming soon. jessica, thanks. >> thanks for having me. >> back tomorrow. >> yes. >> see y you thehen. "the lead with jake tapper" starts right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news -- >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm pamela brown in washington, d.c. in for jake tapper. >> and i'm wolf blitzer. after the attacks and the israeli military now surrounding an inside significant areas gaza city and the bombardments continues to take a devastating stake on those inside. they cannot keep up with the amount of injured and sick cases. at least 9,000 people killed in israeli attacks on gaza according to the hamas-controlled health ministry. right now u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is headed to israel. here where i am in tel av