paul george, you know this company would -- or this country would be better if we just harnessed paulthe pacers won by 4 to beat the hawks. >> yep. >> i'm thinking about getting a neck tattoo. >> don't do it. don't do it. if you do, make sure it's below the collar line because i enjoy working with you. >> see ya. >> back to you. >>> all right, visitors to african animal sanctuaries are used to seeing wild animals roaming free except maybe in a cafe. this is a little different. it's our "play of the day." diner's employees watching as this exceptionally nonchalant female giraffe named perdy just wandered off her normal route and sauntered through the animal park cafeteria near johannesburg. perdy clearly didn't find anything too appealing on the menu and she just casually walks her way back out. >> that is pretty incredible. >> isn't that awesome? man, oh, man, and its neck is really low in there peeking out for some food. >> yes, what are my options here? >> i'll go for the ice cream. sorry. >>> up next, "the pulse" where there is a big brouhaha about the super bowl halftime show. wha

paul george is a young face still. there'll be nice young blood in the league that is excited, and put on a show. >> this changing of the guard, the front office - adam silver taking over, replacing david stern. this is his first big event. what do you see is going to be the biggest challenge. >> there is no david sterp, he p did -- david stern. he didn't come. he didn't want to overshadow sill va. plenty of companies are trying to get a piece of the n.b.a. there's a billion dollar deal. he has his mind on that. there'll be a lock-out. possibly again. i think there's a sense that the door is open now more than before. >> don't get me wrong, he's a duff guy, a lawyer. he will not be a push over. >> the americans gave us some must-see tv. this was the match up everyone was looking forward to. it did more than live up to the hype. the u.s. men beating russia in a thriller: in the process, tj oshie has a new fan club. the st. louis blues club got eight goals. the same player is allowed to take multiple shots. and tj oshie

trying to prove themselves, trying to show that they belong, steffan curry, paul george been there beforee is a young face in the league. i think there will be nice young blood in the league that is exciting and going to try to put on a show. >> let's talk about changing of the guard as well and the front. adam silver taking over as the nba competitimissioner, this is first big event. so what do you see is going to be his biggest challenge moving forward? >> there is 2340 david stern here he didn't come. he didn't want to over shadow adam silver. his biggest challenge is going to be this new t.v. contract that's going to be up and in about two years. there are several other companies trying to buy in and get a piece of the nba. it's a great problem. there is going to be billions of dollar, a billion dollar deal to be had there. i think he's got his mind on that. inevat this ti inevitab inevitably, a lockout again and i think there is a sense that the door is open more now than it was before, that adam was more willing to license. don't get it wrong. i think he is a tough guy. he is still

. >> a record 73 million americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live on the "the ed sullivaneir first appearance on u.s. television. >> i remember taking a camera, taking a picture of the tv as they performed, and, you know, it was awesome. of course, you had to wait a week to get them developed. it was awesome. who knew when we were sitting in the living room, that it would be a big deal. >> the half century celebration reig-nated beatle-mania. at strawberry field. lennon's fans took pictures. this weekend images of the rock band splashed across the capital records tower. >> sunday evening surviving bandmates paul mccartney and ringo star appeared in a pre-taped performance. for some it paled in comparison to that night. >> i never thought i would ever be in this spot. especially on the 50th anniversary. can't believe i'm that omed. >> the beatles would perform on the "the ed sullivan show" three more shows. seven of the songs became number one hits. >> major corporations are getting into the business of collecting personal data. what they are learning may disturb you. >> th

john, paul, george and ringo tooko the stage for the first tim this >>> chances are, on this night, 50rs ago you tuned into ed sullivan on cbs. "the beatles" took the stage. >> absoluting the beetles and the amazing impact they left behind. you saw it here on kpix5. we have the highlights. [music] >> reporter: ringo star and paul mccartney reunited on stage. reminding america of the historic performance by the "the beatles" 50 years ago. america loved them back and still does. >> they came on and i felt like i was elevated off of the floor. fan taftic. >> lucky fans lined up at the ed sullivan show. for the fab 4 that set off a firestorm on february 9th, 1964. the entertainers made 2 appearances on the show. at the time, more than 700 people were in the audience. another 73 million viewers watched them steal american hearts. >>> >> reporter: collecting a lot of memorabilia. >> look at the historieria going on 50 years later. >> reporter: times may have changed back to you. "beatle" mania beats on. >> they opened up everything music, culture, the fashion and so i am hoping the young peo

here we are where john, paul, george and ringo stayed 50 years ago. it could have gone for about $50 a night then. it's about $1,200 a night now. now 50 years later a newly discovered goldmine of beatles memorabilia has started to turn up like this copy of the set list scratched on this stationary. the hotel will also be commemorating the event with the 50th anniversary special that includes viewing a tribute documentary and on tuesday there's a beatle mania now tribute from the d.c. preservation league. >> the screaming fans, the girls laid down in the elevator. everyone wanted a chance to see these four superstars. >> reporter: memorabilia is turning up everywhere including this thank you note to then washington coliseum owner harry lynn recently acquired by the jewish historical society. signatures of the fab four are hard to make out. >> you can make out this to harry lynn from the beatles and you can see what looked like autographs. i'm not sure. they look like scribbles, but around here it says paul. >> reporter: the historical society asked the

those guys were the beatles, john, paul, george and ringo. they made their debut on the ed sullivan show. two days later they played at the d.c. coliseum. join us sunday night at 8:00 for the beatles, the night that changed america. of course, paul and ringo will be joined together with special guest performances including alicia keys, john legend, john mayer, stevie wonder and even ferrell williams. >> i just saw him on the opening ceremonies of the olympics. he was there. >> i didn't see him. >> that's because you didn't see the special wusa9 exclusive footage of the olympics. so here you go. we'll close out with that. you have a nice night. >> you're welcome, everybody. >> exactly. >>> welcome. north korean dictator, ferrell and daf punk and last the south african sign language interpreter. can you see us? are you there? you're breaking up. are you there? is it you or is it me? wait, no. dude, i'm lagging. is it you or is it me? is it you or is it me? [ male announcer ] if you're not on 100% fiber optics, it's you. verizon fios is 100% fib

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next walk down memory lane with hard-core bay area field fans. ,,,, th, john, paul, george and o tookto the stage for the f time in this country, and ts have never really been the since. last night -- the grammy's saluted the beatles. you saw it here on kpix 5. ko im has the highlights. (cbs broadcast tbd) nats trk ringo starr and paul mccarty reunited on stage --- remin america of the beatles hist performance on the "ed sull show" 50 years ago. america loved them back, and still . "they came on and i felt li was elevated off the floor (reporter: what's it like te here 50 years later) it's a thrill it's remarkable" some lucky fans lined up at the sullivan theater in new yor watch sunday's tribute on c- for the fab four who set ofa firestorm on february 9, 19. bridge: the mop-topped entertainers made 2 appeara during the ed sullivan show. more than 700 people w ce at the time. anot >>> ringo star and paul mccartney reunited on the stage. america loved them back, and still does. >> came out, felt like i was elevated off the floor. just fantastic. >> reporter: lucky fans lined up at the

with that, john, paul, george and ringo invaded the u.s.,. >> ♪ close your eyes and i'll kiss you ♪ tomorrow you. >> reporter: but history almost wasn't made that night 50 years ago. the story goes like this. >> this is like the first month of that i was with the show as a cue card boy. >> reporter: that is vince calandra, now 79, back in the day he was a production assistant on "the ed sullivan show." >> 3,000 screaming teenagers are at kennedy airport to meet the beatles. >> reporter: as soon as the beatles touched down in new york, it got crazy, and vince barely made it to work on time for the big beatles rehearsal. >> it was like the charge of the light brigade, all of a sudden they are coming down broadway in this limo and 20 policemen. >> in front of the limo? >> yes, in front of the limo! >> reporter: but when the beatles got inside, the real trouble started. the fab four were only the fab three. >> so it is saturday and supposed to be rehearsal day and no george. >> no george, right. >> lead guitarist george harrison was down-and-out with a 102-degree temperature. was ed sullivan wor

. >> john, paul, george and ringo charmed american audiences and interviewers alike. >> i may be a littlee i don't know what beatles means. >> just means -- >> the overwhelming reception didn't stop in new york. after the ed sullivan show they boarded a train for washington, d.c. to play their very first concert on u.s. soil. turns out the dc fans were just as wild about the lads from liverpool. >> how long do you think beatle mania will last? >> as long as you all keep coming. >> amidst all the hysteria it fell to cbs news to ask the band the really tough question. >> one final question. have you ever heard of walter cronkite. >> no. >> good old walter. >> nbc news. >> thank you very much. >> cbs news. >> the beatles recorded 13 albums more than 200 songs, they charted 20 number one singles and became the single most influential singing group ever. it all began that sunday night on "the ed sullivan show" by the way, walter cronkite knew who they were and he loved them. our "face the nation" flashback. tall the building is, or how ornate the halls are. it doesn't matter if there are grani

. >> reporter: sullivan would bring john, paul, george, and ringo starr to america. >> we were told you'reesleys. >> it's not true, it's not true. >> ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: an introduction that for ringo and the country it was something. >> it was like a magic moment. we landed. it was all perfect. we were number one, the kids loved us, and we loved the idea of being in america. i had never been to america. ♪ when i say that something i want to hold your hand ♪ >> reporter: "i want to hold your hand" would spend seven weeks at number one. onto a few months earlier the band had been unknown here. you weren't really sure how you were going to be received in america. >> no. we felt very insecure because in the summer george came to america, george harrison, and he was going into record shops going, have you got the beatles records, and they were saying no. when he came back, he said, oh, it's going to be tough, you know. they don't know us over there. >> reporter: but when beatlemania ignited in america, the sound was deafening. how you do play over that? >> you just play. as you

. >> reporter: sullivan would bring john, paul, george, and ringo starr to america. >> one psychiatristu're nothing but four elvis presleys. >> it's not true! it's not true. ( laughter ). >> ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: an introduction... ( screaming ) >> reporter: that for ringo, the beatles and this country changed everything. ♪ well she was just 17 . >> it was like one of those magic moments. we land and it was all perfect. we were number one, and the kids loved us, and we loved the idea of being in america. i'd never been to america. ♪ well i say that something, i want to hold your hand ♪ >> reporter: "i want to hold your hand" would spend seven weeks at number one. only a few months earlier, the band had been unknown here. you weren't really sure how you were going to be received in america. >> no, we felt very insecure because in the summer, george came to america, george harrison, and he was going into record shops going, "have you got the beatles records?" and they were saying no. and when he came back, he says oh, it's going to be tough, you know, they don't know us over

that night i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for three shows forwhite guys that were british, to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a butch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then. but liverpool was a port town and port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged. one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors coming back to america were bringing back these records. some were pop records. some were race records because they were by black artists. ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock 'n' roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent, jerry lee lewis, all the great rock 'n' rollers. ♪ on blueberry hill >> it was like a new language for us. the power of the jukebox, there's nothing quite like it. >> the beatles took a bunch of those strains, the everly brothers from the '50s, was a big influenc

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each celebrating the band, the music and the legacy of john, paul, george and ringo. >> it's the musict the hairstyle that has kept the band relevant for so many years. ringo star tells al jazeera they were as excited to be in new york as the fans were to have them. >> new york was jumping. we were jumping. we landed in new york, that we were in america. there was nothing more far out than that. all the music we loved. >> the beatles would break up seven years after arriving in the united states. few bands had an impact on the world, let alone the united states. >> fantastic. in many ways it seems like yesterday. all right. that's it from me david foster with the al jazeera. i'll be back with another in a couple of hours time. thanks for watching from me and the team. >> help is on the way. a day after hundreds of people were evacuated from syria aid pours in. >> clashing with police - people in bosnia take to the streets to protest high unemployment. >> a spanish princess in court, but not the royal kind. >> it's addicting. once i sell someone a turnstile they are in every

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. >> 53 million americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live on the "the ed sullivan showst appearance on u.s. television. >> i remember taking a camera, taking a picture of the tv it was awesome. you had to wait a week to get them developed. >> who knew when we sat in the living room 50 years ago, that it would be a big deal. >> the half century celebration reignited beatlemania. at strawberry field memorial for the late john lennon, beatles fans took pictures. this weekend in hollywood. images of the band splashed across the capital records tower. >> sunday even, paul mccartney and rippingo star relive -- ringo star relived magic moments. it paled to that historic night. >> i would ner think at the age of 11 that i would be in this spot ever really, but especially on the 50th anniversary. i can't believe i'm that old. >> for the anniversary this marky has been -- marquee has been restored to how it looked 50 years ago. their music is alive and well and conditions to live on. i spoke to a 14-year-old fan who downloaded 80 beatles songs. >> without question. >> kilmeny duc

. >> 53 million americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live. appearance on u.s. television. >> i remember taking a picture of the tv as they were performing. and, you know, it was an awesome thing. we had to wait a week to get them develop. it was awesome. >> who knew when we sat in our living rooms, that it would be a big deal. >> the half century celebration reunited the beatlemania. fans took pictures. images of the british rock band in hollywood splashed across the capital record tower. >> paul mccartney and ringo star relived the moments, appearing in a pre-taped tv performance. for some, it mailed in comparison to that night. . >> i would never think at the age of 11 that i would be in this spot. especially on the 50th anniversary. i kapt believe i'm that -- can't believe i'm that old. >> so, of course, the theatre behind me belongs to david letterman. for the anniversary the marquee has been restored and looks how it did when the beetles played here 50 years ago. the music is timeless. it lives on, and in today's generation fans are craz

and that night, i booked ringo starr, paul mccartney, george harrison and john lennon for three showsite guys who are british to come out of nowhere and be everywhere was quite unbelievable. >> the beatles are a bunch of guys from liverpool. i mean, people in london would have looked down at liverpool back then, but liverpool was a port town, and these port towns become places where all sorts of contraband gets exchanged, and one of them at that point was great music. >> a lot of the sailors and people coming back from america were bringing back these records. some were pop records, some were called race records because they were by black artists. ♪ oh, maybelline why can't you be true ♪ ♪ oh, maybelline, why can't you be true ♪ >> the level of influence that american rock and roll, blues, country and western, motown had on those kids growing up in england was really amazing. ♪ all my love, all my kissing, you don't know what you've been missing, oh, boy ♪ ♪ when you're with me, oh, boy >> so i would listen to buddy holly and gene vincent and jerry lee lewis, fats domino, all the grea

the enduring legacy of john, paul, george and ringo. of course ttys music not the hairstyles that's kept the band relevant for so many years. former beatle ringo star tells al jazeera they're just as excited to be in new york as the fans were to have them. >> new york was jumpin' and we were jumpin' that we had landed in new york, that we were in america. it was nothing more far out than that. because all the music we loved. >> the beatles would break up just seven years after arriving in the united states. few bands have had such an impact on the world, let alone the united states as the beatles. kristin saloomi, al jazeera, new york. >> the surprise call from alex rodriguez. he's dropping his lawsuit against major league baseball. plus rolling out the welcome mat for mutts. it's westminster dog show. . . >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. we have a lot to get to this half hour. we'll hear of the terrifying story of a syrian woman who survived a chemical weapon attack in her country. >>> and alex rodriguez. and

. >> the beatles arrived in america, john, paul, george and ringo landed here at jfk airport in 1964.st of all. i'm the only one old enough to remember this. >> that is a fact. >> sorry, jack, i will say this, do you agree that the beatles changed music forever? >> me? worst band ever. the worst band ever. >> are you kidding me? >> led zeppelin, aerosmith, i been listening to this stuff for 50 years. >> did you ever listen to the white album? >> okay, there are a couple of songs, but that is it. >> that is sacrilege. >> i don't like them either. but i like elvis. >> i can't believe it. i'm sorry i did this segment. all right. greg, i'm sure you love them. >> to me, the beatles were not only the most successful at what they were doing, they were experimental, which was unusual. and the best thing about the beatles is they broke up. look how pathetic, that aerosmith, they look like a gaggle of bridge ladies. u 2 is embarrassing as they get older. >> u2 is amazing. >> the old band member who was killed -- >>> most of the guys are brain dead. >> i thought beatles is like my parents' band

. ♪ ♪ >> 50 years ago today, the beatles arrived in america.les john, paul, george and ringo landed high all, i'm the only would you know who is old enough to remember this. >> that's a fact.ol >> oh, sorry, jack. but i will say this, do you agree that the beatles changed music forever? >> me? >> yes. >> worst band ever. >> are you kidding me?g >> the who, led zeppelin, aerosmith, these are real bands. i don't know what that crap was and i can't stand, over 50 years i've been listening to this stuff. >> did you ever listen to the white album? >> okay. a couple of songs, but that's it. >> that is sacrilegious. >> i don't like them either. but i like elvis. >> i can't believe it. i'm sorry i did this segment. greg, i'm sure you love them.m. >> to me, the beatles are probably -- not only were they the most successful, but they were experimental, which was unusual. and the best thing about thewas beatles is that they broke up. look howok pathetic the who and the rolling stones and aerosmith look now. aerosmith looks like a gaggle of bridge ladies. rock is not for the ages. there are only a f

john, paul, george, and ringo landed at jfk airport here in new york city on february 7th, 1964.ed forever. i'm the only one old enough at the table to remember this. >> that's a fact. >> sorry, jack. >> okay. >> but i will say this. do you agree that the beatles changed america forever? >> me? >> yes. >> worst band ever. worst band ever. >> how could you say that? are you kidding me? >> rolling stones, the who, led zeppelin, arrowsmith, those are real bands. i don't know what that puff stuff was. i have been listening to this for 50 years. >> the white album? >> a couple songs, but that's it. >> that's sacrilegious. >> go ahead? >> i don't like them either. but i like elvis. >> i can't believe -- i'm sorry i did this segment. all right, greg, i'm sure you love them. >> to me, the beatles are probab probably not only the most successful at what they were doing, they were experimental, which was unusual, and the best thing about the beatles and they broke up. look how pathetic the who and the rolling stones and arrowsmith look now. arrowsmith looks like a gaggle of bridge ladies.

beatles memorabilia and each one celebrates the band, the music, and the enduring legacy of john, paul, georgeand ringo. chris, o.j. new york. >> rainbows have been lighting up social media today. standing up for gay rights as the winter games start in sochi, that is coming up. also begun culture in one of america's liberal cities. we'll show you how people in san francisco are turning over a lot of stereotypes. er >> welcome back, everyone, to al jazeera america. here is a look at your top stories. a shaky start to 2014 for the u.s. economy. the labor department said employers only created 113,000 new jobs in january. the unemployment rate, however, did fall from 6.7% to 6.6%. president obama went to michigan to sign the new farm bill into latte. the president approved the measure on tuesday after delays, debates and disagreements. fireworks lit up the skies in sochi as winter olympics got under way. there were several glitches during the opening ceremony including an olympic ring that failed to light, and a stray dog wandering into the olympic stadium. >>> a retired police officer charged wi

thousands of screaming fans were waiting at kennedy airport for john, paul, george, and ringo, and theyst hit in the u.s. and then showed up at the ed sullivan show. an estimated three million americans toupe in. 43% of the entire country. the beatles spent two weeks in the states and played carnegie hall, the coliseum in washington, dc. by the time they broke uppin' 1970 the beatles had 30 top-ten singles in the u.s. but the guys with the great hair from liverpool launched the british invasion 50 years ago today. play it out. i'm in today for shep. see you tomorrow. and sunday on "the fox report" at 7:00 p.m. eastern. for you, "your world" in three seconds. >> signed, sealed, and when it comes to pork, sadly delivered. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto, and a very sad day indeed when you think about all the runaway spending going on, and the cue -- coup degrasses the cash going on for years. the farm bill is so loaded with pork you just can't sort out what is, well, the meat from the fat. try this. $2 million for sheep production and marketing. check. 10 million for christmas tree pro

he has career high 23 in the game but lakers lose paul george leading indy to 1818, 98 win.kick the ball. >> no. that's high degree of difficulty. for me it's very ohio. >> all right thanks very much. that's this edition of abc 7 news here on tv 20 for spencer, larry all of us i'm dan ashley thanks for watching appreciate your time. on line on twiceer facebook all the mobile device. hope to see new an hour on hope to see new an hour on channel 7. goodbye pelton [over pa]: it's hard to believe finals are here. and i know during this stressful time, my voice blaring over a pa can't help. which is why, for the next three days, you'll hear nothing but soothing sounds of nature. and to kick it off, here's a babbling brook.

. >> a record number of millions watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live on the sullivan showr first appearance on u.s. television. >>> i remember taking a camera, taking a picture of the t.v. as they were performing. you know, it was an awesome thing. you had to wait a week to get them developed. >> who knew when we were sitting. >> the half century celebration has reignited beatle mainian. at straw booherfields, fans took pictures and beeped bought rememberances of things passed. rememberances of things passed. the capitol records tower, paul mccartney and ringo starr relived their magic moment in a nationwide t.v. appearance. >> it paid compare today that name nature? >> i didn't think i would ever be in this spot, at age 11, on the 50th anniversary. i can't believe i am that old. >> the beatles went on to perform on the sullivan show. seven of the songs they sang on that stage became number 1 hits. kimberly dukehearted, al jazeera, new york. >> still classic. finally, flowers can make any valentine's day special. some people may not get deliveries this year. warehouses in

john, paul, george, and ringo landed at jfk airport here in new york city on february 7th, 1964.ed forever. i'm the only one old enough at the table to remember this. >> that's a fact. >> sorry, jack. >> okay. >> but i will say this. do you agree that the beatles changed america forever? >> me? >> yes. >> worst band ever. worst band ever. >> how could you say that? are you kidding me? >> rolling stones, the who, led zeppelin, arrowsmith, those are real bands. i don't know what that puff stuff was. i have been listening to this for 50 years. >> the white album? >> a couple songs, but that's it. >> that's sacrilegious. >> go ahead? >> i don't like them either. but i like elvis. >> i can't believe -- i'm sorry i did this segment. all right, greg, i'm sure you love them. >> to me, the beatles are probab probably not only the most successful at what they were doing, they were experimental, which was unusual, and the best thing about the beatles and they broke up. look how pathetic the who and the rolling stones and arrowsmith look now. arrowsmith looks like a gaggle of bridge ladies.

garcia, chris o'donnell, ana faris, alison brie, chef normal van aken -- from the indiana pacers, paul georgee music from broken bells, sara bareilles, and motley crue. >> our first guest tonight from twitter, instagram, tumble, facebook, vine, whosay, and even good old fashion cable television. she is on season 9 of her family reality show and we still aren't caught up. "keeping up with the kardashians" airs sundays at 9:00 on e! please welcome kim kardashian. thank you for coming. >> thank you very having me. >> jimmy: i heard you suffered a terrible tragedy this morning. >> i did actually. i dropped my blackberry in the toilet. it did. it happened. i don't really care, though. >> jimmy: you don't? >> no, i still haven't fixed it. i haven't gotten another one. >> jimmy: wow. >> i think when you have a baby, you just don't care. i don't care who's e-mailing me. i'm with my fiance and my baby. nothing else matters. >> jimmy: if you drop the baby in the toilet, then you have problems. it's like thor losing hi hammer, kim kardashian losing her blackberry. you know it, you're really growing up b

that's paul george. he comes through with a huge jumper and the pacers win it 118-113. >> watch derek fisher. he's older than me. he knocks the pass away. oklahoma city up. watch nick carle son. it's durant, nice reverse slam. worth another look. the team finding the open man. thunder up nine. magic down. tied at 99. watch the final seconds. missing the fall away. >> ball game. the magic celebrate a 103-102 win. it's blake in this one. 36-points, six rebounds - the first clippers player to score 30 or more points in three consecutive games. 19 of the 46 coming in the first quarter, the clips winning. clips over and won. >> that's a look at the sports. >> thank you. speaking of sports. everyone's favourite canine competition gets under way later today in new york city. this year's westminster dog show welcomes pore than just spectators, for the first time in a century the underdog, the mut, will be allowed to compete. >> good girl. ready. >> stacy eastman never thought her mut would compete in the most fa

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will be oakland-native damian lillard of the portland trail blazers >> gary:along with the pacers paul george rookie ben mclemore >> i am looking forward to getting in there! >> gary:reighning slam dunk champion terrence ross of the toronto raptors rounds out the field >> pam: why is that lebraun and this slam dunk contest? >> gary: jordan was in it and dominique wilkins and so many others >> gary: so help me god, spiced it up put a million dollars you put it in a case that halfcourt who ever went grabs the sec and walked off the floor. >> gary: like st. paul you could $10 bill and someone grabbed $10 which could million dollars and someone will grab it. street ball >> gary: this brings us to our question for the night higher expectations for the warriors right now they are in sixth place to you think mark jackson is on the hot seat? final show during this run. >> gary:the warriors. meanwhile. have lost 5 of 7 home games. host the chicago bulls tonight. andre iguodala talked about what they need slump. >> gary:cavs lose to five players gm fired today >> gary:last night despite being down to f

. >> when john, paul, george and ringo stepped off the plane at new york john f.nedy's airport in 1964, no one knew they were making history. >> despite their reception, they were still a mystery to most of america, until two days later, when ed sullivan made the introductions. >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles! >> close your eyes and i will kiss you, tomorrow i will miss you. >> an astonished 73 million americans tuned in that night, nearly 40 percent of the u.s. population. >> i love you, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> some say that was the night the second half of the 20th century officially began. >> in a country in which popular culture is extremely important, there is probably nobody more important than the beatles. >> one, two, three, four. >> they changed more about their discipline and the other disciplines around them through that than anybody else did. >> did they spur us on. >> it changed. >> stephen stark is one of the millions whose life changed that night, so much so 40 years later he moved his family from boston to liverpool to write a book about exactly

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. >> whenever we played it was john, paul, george, and ringo. >> reporter: rinne go and paul honoredme. ♪ na na na, na, na tarted screaming is at the television, he said, what's this all about. she said this is going to change everything. the first song he played on his guitar was a beatles song and he won a grammy with "get punked." >> it sparks people. they said, you've got a voice. all of these guys started picking up instruments and it really did change history. >> thank you, anthony mason. >>> it's usually tough to get a ticket for the big olympic event, but not this year. >> the crowds, nowhere to be seen. i'm alphonso van marsh in sochi, coming up on "cbs this morning." splenda® is sweet. and so are you. [ female announcer ] just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda® no calorie sweetener. ♪ splenda® lets you experience the joy of sugar without all the calories. it's a very good reason to enjoy something sweet with the ones you love. think sugar, say splenda™ [ female announcer ] now your best accessory can be your smile. with colgate® optic white toothpaste. unlik

. >>> paul hewittt and george mason hosting dayton. the game was tied with 10 minutes left in the 1st half, but in the next 14 minutes of game time, dayton outscored the patriots 30-6 and it was never close. dayton rolls 84-67. the patriot vses yet to win a conference game in the atlantic 10. >>> as national signing day winds down, here's a recap of the big winners. desean brand, the number 1 recruit in the country, chooses alabama, and no surprise, the tide won the top recruiting class in the country. but the university of maryland scored big. bishop prince from mcnamara shunned two sec schools to sign with marylandwho is move together big 10. it's a choice that keeps him close to home. >> it really fell down to following my heart. everybody sounds the same. everybody is saying great, create thing. really, you have to weed out what you feel is real. my decision i made here today was solely based on me and where i was going to mature and have the best opportunity to play the quickest. >> an incredible man, very inspiring. >> terp fans