beatlemania through the eyes of sir paul mccartney. >> so this exhibition covers the period the threentense period from december 1963 to february 1964, and so we have a rare opportunity now to see it through mccartney's eyes, to see it from their experience. >> the exhibit is called eyes of the storm candid photographs taken by mccartney himself with his 35 millimeter pentax camera and newly retrieved from his personal collection. the photos document that mad rush in the year leading up to the san francisco concert. >> i love that the title of the exhibition is called eyes of the storm, which really gets at this idea. i mean, the storm that was beatlemania arriving here in the u.s, how it took the country by storm, but also this notion of looking, of being eyes and who's looking at who and the direction of gazes we're used to being the ones looking at them. and here he's returning the gaze. >> and mccartney turns his lens on both journalists and his fellow beatles, giving audiences an unfiltered look at the innocent joy and unrelenting pressure of their sudden fame. >> the photographs

beatlemania through the eyes of sir paul mccartney. >> so this exhibition covers the period the three period from december 1963 to february 1964. and so we have a rare opportunity now to see it through mccartney's eyes, to see it from their experience. >> the exhibit is called eyes of the storm. candid photographs taken by mccartney himself with his 35 millimeter pentax camera and newly retrieved from his personal collection. the photos document that mad rush in the years leading up to the san francisco concert. >> i love that the title of the exhibition is called eyes of the storm, which really gets at this idea. i mean, the storm that was beatlemania arriving here in the u.s, how it took the country by storm, but also this notion of looking, of being eyes and who's looking at who and the direction of gazes. we're used to being the ones looking at them. and here he's returning the gaze. >> and mccartney turns his lens on both journalists and his fellow beatles, giving audiences an unfiltered look at the innocent joy and unrelenting pressure of their sudden fame. >> the photographs ar

beatlemania through the eyes of sir paul mccartney. >> so this exhibition covers the period the threeember 1963 to february 1964, and so we have a rare opportunity now to see it through mccartney's eyes, to see it from their experience. >> the exhibit is called eyes of the storm candid photographs taken by mccartney himself with his 35 millimeter pentax camera and newly retrieved from his personal collection. the photos document that mad rush in the year leading up to the san francisco concert. >> i love that the title of the exhibition is called eyes of the storm, which really gets at this idea. i mean, the storm that was beatlemania arriving here in the u.s, how it took the country by storm, but also this notion of looking, of being eyes and who's looking at who and the direction of gazes. we're used to being the ones looking at them. and here he's returning the gaze. >> and mccartney turns his lens on both journalists and his fellow beatles, giving audiences an unfiltered look at the innocent joy and unrelenting pressure of their sudden fame. >> the photographs are on the go. they'

beatlemania through the eyes of sir paul mccartney. >> so this exhibition covers the period the three intense period from december 1963 to february 1964. and so we have a rare opportunity now to see it through mccartney's eyes to see it from their experience. >> the exhibit is called eyes of the storm candid photographs taken by mccartney himself with his 35 millimeter pentax camera and newly retrieved from his personal collection. the photos document that mad rush in the year leading up to the san francisco concert. >> i love that the title of the exhibition is called eyes of the storm, which really gets at this idea. i mean, the storm that was beatlemania arriving here in the u.s, how it took the country by storm, but also this notion of looking, of being eyes and who's looking at who and the direction of gazes we're used to being the ones looking at them. and here he's returning the gaze. >> and mccartney turns his lens on both journalists and his fellow beatles, giving audience an unfiltered look at the innocent joy and unrelenting pressure of their sudden fame. >> the photographs

beatlemania through the eyes of sir paul mccartney. >> so this exhibition covers the period the three month intense period from december 1963 to february 1964, and so we have a rare opportunity now to see it through mccartney's eyes, to see it from their experience. >> the exhibit is called eyes of the storm candid photographs taken by mccartney himself with his 35 millimeter pentax camera and newly retrieved from his personal collection. the photos document that mad rush in the year leading up to the san francisco concert. >> i love that the title of the exhibition is called eyes of the storm, which really gets at this idea. i mean, the storm that was beatlemania arriving here in the us, how it took the country by storm, but also this notion of looking, of being eyes and who's looking at who and the direction of gazes we're used to being the ones looking at them. and here he's returning the gaze. >> and mccartney turns his lens on both journalists and his fellow beatles, giving audiences an unfiltered look at the innocent joy and unrelenting pressure of their sudden fame. >> the phot

to be giving paul mccartney winter fuelallowance?el allowance? no point at the average — fuel allowance? no point at the average pensioner but you might know _ average pensioner but you might know is— average pensioner but you might know. is the correct place to draw the line _ know. is the correct place to draw the line pension credit? probably not. the line pension credit? probably not there — the line pension credit? probably not. there will be a lot of stories, a moving — not. there will be a lot of stories, a moving story on the ten o'clock news _ a moving story on the ten o'clock news about — a moving story on the ten o'clock news about people who are just above that threshold so it will be difficult and painful for those pensioners and politically for the government. pensioners and politically for the government-— government. picture an average family watching, _ government. picture an average family watching, perfect - government. picture an average family watching, perfect familyl family watching, perfect family entertainmen

>> oh, yeah, paul mccartney. >> martin: tell that story.band playing, the new orleans jazz band. and he said, "my wife wants to go dancing." i said, "i think mark ronson is deejaying, we can go there." so we go to hollywood. we had the wrong address. "this place looks like it could be." we go to the place. it was all gates closed, doors are closed. he's rattling on the gate, "hello!" we circle around go to another bar. it's locked. we can't find it. then we see some people in some suvs. okay, that's the party. and we go up. and i was like, can we come in? and the doorman says, "nope. not going in." >> martin: we have a clip of this. can we show this? >> do you have a favorite? >> okay, i need my -- >> mark ronson? mark ronson? >> paul mccartney. >> that guy with you? >> what vip do we know? sir paul, there's no way they rejected you. >> back up, guys, just back up. thank you. >> where are you going to go -- that's crazy. all right. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: that was taylor hawkins and woody? >> yep. >> martin: then you're doing thi

what's her name, >> linda mccartney. >> linda mccartney. >> camilla. >> camilla. >> camilla, who arehe people in this story? can we just get that before the break? >> i should have written it down. it's camilla. camilla harris, whatever the vice president and saying she she said kamala. kamala, right. she said kamala. kamala, right. she said she was she was indian once and now she's black. and people people depending on who they're talking to. i'm an american sometimes and i'm an idiot and other times. and so he made fun of and so it made it seem like a lot of people had walked out of his show, his show. and i don't know if he if they. >> any thoughts on this? >> any thoughts on this? >> well, i think it's quite funny to make fun of trump being orange. i've not heard anyone do it before, so. well done. oh, brilliant. >> okay, that's the front covers out of the way. joining us in part two for news of dangerous britain. as if we haven't had it already. what at the cobra today and the latest on that olympic boxing welcome back to headliners. i'm cressida wetton still joined by the are t

vea 250 fotografías personales de paul mccartney. beach street. fiesta. el evento fue una oportunidad para los comerciantes del centro de la ciudad para mostrar su agradecimiento a la comunidad. la fiesta contó también con vendedores de artesanía. una exposición de coches, bailarines folclóricos aztecas y un dj. y como vemos, también música de mariachi. y bien, en el mes de nuestra campaña desocupar los albergues, nos despedimos de esta edición celebrando el día nacional del perro. un homenaje a esos amigos incondicionales que nos brindan su cariño sin esperar nada a cambio. esto lo hacen a diario cuando salimos y llegamos a nuestras casas. comparte con nosotros las fotografías de tus mascotas a través de nuestras redes sociales. telemundo 48, telemundo, fresno y telemundo sacramento. y a lo mejor las publicamos en alguna de nuestras emisiones en vivo de los noticieros de la tarde y de la noche. lindo video también. gracias por acompañarnos a las 5. más información. nos vemos >> es lunes, 26 de agosto. estÉ bien informado aquÍ en not

and i know that mr mccartney.know that mr foxton and mr mr buckler would be more than happy to get together and put these together . together and put these together. so i think we'll see more. but we've got to police the ticket price. it's got to be fan centric. we've got to make the fans can afford it. and can you criminalise it? no go back to the old days when ticket touts still do appear outside stadiums for football games, etc. it's a problem for many, many years, but i think with the internet now you can move in on these eagle eagle sites. and perhaps the biggest way of doing it is the biggest way of doing it is the credit card companies being asked not to recognise these sites. and perhaps that's a civil action to say if you're in a second—hand retailing site, visa will only allow you to spend £500 or 300, put a maximum on the sites . but that's just an on the sites. but that's just an idea from me. oh, that's an interesting thought. >> just very, very quickly, michael, because we're running out of time befo

instruments bearing the family name to musicians playing for status quo, sheryl crow and sir paul mccartneyy wanted to play michelle from the beatles and there it was, people were phoning me up and telling me my name was splattered across the screen because they kept flashing the name with allodi next to obama. # que sera sera... # whatever will be will be... # the future is not ours to see # que sera, sera... but now, his hands sore, wanting more time with his wife, kim, and grandchildren, emilio, with a heavy heart, will close the shop at the end of the year. what legacy are you leaving? my dad's name and reputation is the biggest thing of all. to not let him down, his name, and hopefully i have continued in the same way and, yeah, kept his name at the top of the tree, hopefully. # what will be, will be... # what will be will be.# wendy hurrell, bbc news. and finally, it was show time for some dogs and cats as the annual west end woofs took place in the uk — an adoption event to help dogs and cats to find their forever home. stage legends elaine paige and bernadette peters were there to h

hey paul mccartney masca. had the sense because he's a good man, to do it in the middle of the night. so it didn't disturb anything. he could do it, wouldn't it? >> wouldn't it be? wouldn't it just be? well, if you were there and there was. >> well, i drive over it in the other direction, in the middle of the night, you know, they moved it, you know, they moved the zebra crossing. >> it's actually further along to keep it safer than it used to be because of that problem. but it's everybody wants to do it. >> yeah, but can you imagine blame them. >> it is a great paul mccartney. >> it is a great paul mccartney. >> he did have his shoes on. but just what a great shot. good on him i just i just love the fact he's done that in the middle of the night. not upsetting anyone just on his own. >> and is it on his instagram? yeah. >> is it i don't know. oh yeah. >> is it i don't know. oh yeah. >> an onlooker said it was so special to see him recreate that famous walk when the rest of the country was sleeping. >> what on

your favourite beatle, paul mccartney, i think paul mccartney. >> i've met paul mccartney.proach to life as well , approach to life as well, though. but, however, pete best, by the way, when he was dropped by the way, when he was dropped by the way, when he was dropped by the beatles in 63, he was signed up by decca and he released an album called best of the beatles. oh, very smart, very , very smart, because you very, very smart, because you couldn't even do him for infringement on that. >> no no, no. >>— >> no no, no. >> who's your favourite beatle? >> who's your favourite beatle? >> i thought john lennon was the coolest. >> okay, well, there you go. >> okay, well, there you go. >> but mccartney had the tunes. yeah, and he was. >> there you go. >> there you go. >> we're out of time. >> we're out of time. >> thanks. you two. let's have a look at the weather. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update brought to you from the met office. a pretty unsettled start to the day today. there

with noteworthy collaborations with artists ranging from sir paul mccartney to solange knowles to valentino days. >> young people. >> yeah. >> young people? >> yeah, a lot of young people. try to make it fun too. always a fresh recipe, and it's unexpected. and we just want to keep that evolving. >> reporter: it's that evolution, they say, that will keep the art form front and center. and new ork city bal tina zimmerman: five years ago, i reconnected with my estranged father, and that's just something i never ever thought could happen. but when he became a believer, he just had this insatiable appetite to learn the bible, and he began to watch dr. stanley. dr. stanley: god always blesses obedience without an exception. tina: he teaches in a way that it just makes sense, and i feel like that's the way our heavenly father would teach us. ok y'all we got ten orders coming in.. big orders! starting a business is never easy, but starting it eight months pregnant.. that's a different story. i couldn't slow down. we were starting a business from the ground up. people were showing up left and right.

grew up to become a musical contemporary and good friend of the man he saw on tv that night, paul mccartney >> it's a sword boat or a stick boat. it was built for sword fishing. we were out in the canyon, atlas continue canyon, which i think i mentioned in the song "down easter alexa." which is one of the canyons, 150 miles out. >> wow. >> to go catch the big guys. that's where the giants are. >> billy joel fans have the lyrics to his famous songs committed to memory with none sung more passionately than "piano man." ♪ sing us the song you're the piano man ♪ >> at the time i was totally shocked they wanted to put it out as a single. it's in the time of a waltz, it's a long song, and the topic is a bit depressing. it didn't go gold or anything when it come out, but it got a lot of air play. ♪ now paul is a real estate ♪ >> what is a real estate novelist? >> it's a guy who is a real estate broker who is trying to write the great american novel, so i made him a real estate novelist. >> no time for the wife because he's working on the great american novel. >> there's this new theory out there i

is it true that you, jude law, were at a paul mccartney concert and he sang "hey jude" to you?t? >> i've known his daughter stella for many years and i was in australia. i was about to go to australia and make a film in queensland. and she and i ran into each other, and she said, as only she and mary can, "oh, my dad is going to be there playing. you should go and see him." and of course i wanted to go. so she set it up. we went round the back at the beginning to say hello and thanks for having us. and he said i'm going to sing "hey jude," tonight and i'm going to dedicate it to you. i mean, that was enough. i didn't think he would do it. >> stephen: you thought he was joking or something like that? >> well, yeah, you know. he dedicated it to me and, i mean, here's the thing, though. you know, my name -- i love my name. but growing up in southeast london in the '70s being a little pretty boy called jude -- most of my friends were called kevin or barry or brian, and i'm called jude. i got a lot of gyp for it in london. >> stephen: gyp? >> well, trouble. >> stephen: okay. you sho

ubs private wealth management managing director, alli mccartney. >> hi,.harles: during the throes of that selloff going back that monday. we thought it would be much lower. we heard from jeremy siegel, we need an 75 emergency basis point cut. how do you stay calm, relaxed, collected? >> great question. not easy. the more times you go through these things, the more times you have to decide if any of the fundamentals have changed or if everything you believed remains true and in this case things are on. two weeks ago now we basically had the perfect storm in terms of reaction to the labor data we got which was concerning, definitely concerning. some retail numbers at that we got. we had the extraneous, exogenous event of warren buffett selling apple and it allowed people, especially in a thin summer where europe was already on vacation and the u.s. was going there to really create a narrative that worked for a few days. here's the problem and you pointed to that $3.5 trillion number, even with that amount of number that has gone into the market, there are st

mccartney. >> lennon. [ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. i thought last name.first names? >> jimmy: first name. yes, yes, yes. oh, my gosh. we so got this. for 10,000 points. name a beatle. >> together: one, two, three. ringo. [ bell dinging ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ elizabeth banks, everybody. we'll be right back with more "tonight show," everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i am, i cried ♪ [ laughing ] ♪ i am, said i ♪ ♪ and i am lost and i can't ♪ punch buggy red. ♪ even say why ♪ ♪ i am, i said ♪ ♪ ♪ whoa! how'd you get your teeth so white? you gotta use the right toothpaste! dr. c?! ♪♪ not all toothpastes whiten the same. crest 3d white removes 100% more stains for a noticeably whiter smile. new personal best. crest. known for following your dreams. known for keeping with tradition. known for discovering new places. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers. one of those cancers is early-stage non-small cell lung

this is really amazing. 250 personal photos by paul mccartney will soon go on display at san francisco'soung museum. the pictures were taken between 1963 and 1964, as the band was performing in england and the u.s. in addition to the photos, the exhibit will also feature video clips and archival footage. it opens on march 1st and will run through july six. certainly one to check out. i'm a huge beatles fan. i'm a huge photo fan as well. i just realized when you're looking at each other, oh, look at these memories. oh, and only you can. instead of laying out the book like that or having a display. yeah. and sharing it from his perspective. yeah. a beatle? very cool. that is cool. all right. well, cool is one thing we won't be saying about that forecast today. no, at least in most places. not in the next few days. it's going to be hot in the valleys once again. at least we did have a break this weekend from the high summer heat, and now we're seeing that fog peeling away from the golden gate bridge and it is a mostly clear start, but beautiful nonetheless. as we're getting started on this

in fact, he topped the charts with several lennon—mccartney compositions , most notably bad compositions. in fact , he enjoys the to me. in fact, he enjoys the accolade of being the first singer in the world to have a number one hit with the beatles song apart from the fab four themselves. well, there's a new album out, and the first single on it to be released is i couldn't have done it without you. take a listen. i was proud to be a part of some very special times . special times. >> famous lads from liverpool. we're all friends of mine. are you with me ? just like the good you with me? just like the good old days . old days. >> say that billy j. kramer, icon of the 60s, but still very much in the music business, joins me now. billy, thank you so much for coming into the studio. congratulations on the release of the album and the single. looks like that video is fun. you went back to your hometown? >> yes, i went back to i, what happened was i came i came into london and we had my birthday party at abbey road . yeah, it party at abbey road. yeah, it was the 60th anniversary of me appea

>> i was hanging about with paul mccartney. the founder of the liverpool institute for performing arts, and he does come every year and shake the hand of everybody who, graduates. and yeah, he came oven he graduates. and yeah, he came over. he had a little bit of a dance with my husband and but not with you. >> you're doing a dance for you? >> you're doing a dance for you? >> no. he said hello, baby. and gave me a little kiss. >> kiss on the cheek. paul mccartney. >> that's quite cool, isn't it? >> that's quite cool, isn't it? >> that's quite a name drop. >> that's quite a name drop. >> i can't top that. >> i can't top that. >> no, no, don't even try. >> at least i knew who he was. >> at least i knew who he was. >> yeah, this is true, right? >> yeah, this is true, right? >> thank you both been good to see you. >> yep, indeed. it's time for the weather. here's craig. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello there . welcome to your >> hello there. welcome to your latest gb news. weather forec

i have a photo with the beatles with paul mccartney with george harrison, then he was still alive, such not sleep then, i do not know for a week, damn, i met the beatles, with the beatles, this is cool, well, i will not say that there is vladimir vladimirovich, i walked at my wedding, our president. then he was sobchak's assistant, such things happen in the lives of clowns, that do you think it was or wasn't, maybe it's something like that, some kind of fantasy of mine, no, these are reliable facts, this is his childhood home, his grandparents and parents bought this land when leonid was 3 years old, they taught him to work, to be creative, they made him collect... cow dung around the area, they taught him to sing , to do gardening, clowns seem a little out of this world, a little like, you know, people with obsessive-compulsive syndrome, it's not for nothing that there are a lot of movies about clowns, horror movies, and such people, why do many people have the feeling that a clown is something even dangerous, and how to be a clown who does not cause a feeling of fear, such a not... sh

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respect of paul mccartney, brad pitt, his own theater in st.-type settlement, where we... official sources claim that leonid leykin was married three times, although twice. we managed to get hold of a unique archival film, which captured both the candy-bouquet period and the first wedding of the young artist at the theater festival of polunin's glory caravan of peace. ileykin's wife turned out to be a star. for 23 years so remained in america. both luka and sixteen-year-old danilo have double citizenship, on the initiative of his mother, a former gymnast and actress of the dussale circus, they are professional athletes. danilo, us champion and member of the national artistic gymnastics team. leonid vladimirovich has to follow his sons' victories 100 km away on video. how pleased i am, proud, proud. well, it's a shame that you have children in america, americans are already growing up, it's very offensive, i say: danka, you will be if at the olympics, but you won't be at these, because there from 18 years old, and he will only be 17, i say, you

in las vegas he received a standing ovation from: eddie murphy, tom cruise, brad pitt, paul mccartney this is the booklet that was signed for me, here john lennon, you see, is written, and this on the right was written by george harrison, on the left paul mccarthy wrote, with clown friend, paul mccarthy, and harrison wrote leonid, performance, love, george harrison, it would seem, a person who is already receiving worldwide recognition, you wanted this recognition, as far as i know. receives decent fees, in my opinion, you received both us president, yes, a lot, by the way, you can tell me now, how much, well , if without taxes 240,000 a year, with taxes you get, and if you add or subtract another 100,000, which i lost every year in the casino, then even less, because i'm ivanushka the fool, why did you come back and live in the village? yes, i also have an apartment, of course, in st. petersburg, but i just like it here, here and on the potholes we drove to you through puddles, well, it's just now, they're installing gas now, i'll have gas soon, there is still no gas, but you don’t h

. >> i believe -- paul mccartney had a quote one time, he was asked why he's optimistic.m outnumbered. i look at you, i look at your face. i look at your life. and i just sense that you have this innerlight, this inneroptimism that sees the best in people. that sees the best in our country and sees the promise of america. talk about that. >> well, you mentioned paul mccartney, there was another englishman before him, during the worst part of the nazi blitz on london, mr. churchill was always upbeat, no matter what. and after a particularly horrific bombardment he was still upbeat. and one of his aides said, excuse me, sir, how under the circumstances can you be so optimistic? he said under the circumstance, what's the alternative? >> exactly. >> you really don't have any choice. we're either going to turn the light on. >> exactly. >> or live in the darkness. i'd rather live in the darkness. sometimes, you're a target, sometimes, europe a lighthouse. so i choose to be a lighthouse. >> well, i agree completely. what other choice do we have. the new book "what's next, a back

linda mccartney. >> you remembered that conversation? yes, yes. yeah. you're still in therapy.t. >> we did a show together. some months back, and we were talking about fish and chips. and i said, what's your favourite? and dawn said, sausage. >> well, i asked you if you like a battered sausage. i thought that was a very, very fair thing to ask someone. yeah they do them in fish or a jerky or a wally. a little wally, a wally. yeah. do you like a little wally? what's that? like a little gherkin thing? >> oh, no. i do like gherkins. i like pickled stuff. yeah, it's cod and chips for me, a bit of curry sauce. >> pickled stuff. i just like. it's a bank colour. i just like being pickled, to be honest with you. where's this conversation going, yeah, it's. it's britain's newsroom. evidently, it is a bank holiday, though, so we hope you're having a lovely time out there, and lots of you have been getting in touch already, and a lot of you are very angry, like i am about the winter fuel payment. we're having this discussion about where labour are going and how things are only going to ge

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got a new girl gang in britain like every time she comes over, she's hanging with, like, stella mccartneyeel like she will be bringing out some of her british posse out for fans. oh, dear. >> well, we can look forward to that. i'm not going to try and get tickets. i shouldn't. >> i'm still waiting to get my confirmation. you'll probably 90, confirmation. you'll probably go, won't you? i think i will be. i will be there with my postcard. >> feel free to feel to free bnng >> feel free to feel to free bring me stephen as a plus one. >> oh, yeah. you bring me as a plus one, stephanie. >> all right. well, can we talk about, this celebrity split ? oh, about, this celebrity split? oh, god. molly—mae and tommy fury. yeah. no i've got to say, i'm not. >> yeah. most of our viewers might be like who? but they will see it if they're throwing, if they're scrolling on their social media feeds. these were the original love island couple they won in. no, they didn't win in series five. you might as well say they did become winners because since then people have been following their love story between the