i saw paul mccartney last night. you jealous?my: yeah. >> he's the best. >> jimmy: yes, do you have a favorite -- is he your favorite beatle? >> he is my favorite beatle but i do love them all. i love john. john, you know -- [ impersonating jo lennon ] "he could be greta gao. he can be groucho marx. anyone you wa, you know." >> jimmy: "just a rock group." >> yeah, "we're just a rock group. we could be anyone. we could be rachael ray. we could be burt bacharach, u know. >> jimmy: "yeah, we could be anyone. weould be jae -- jimmy stewart. " >> "we could be jamie stewart, we could be liberace. it doesn't matter, you know." >> jimmy: "it doesn't matter." >> "it's 'war and peace,' you know." >> jimmy: "yh, we could be anyone. we could be curious george." [ laughter ] >> "we could be captain kangaroo, you know." >> jimmy: "we could be cap'n crunch." >> jimmy: you love ringo? >> "it doesn't matter. charlie chaplin." >> jimmy: "we don't get soggy in milk, in what we're saying." >> "n exactly." butt's an idea -- >> jimmy:, oh, you do ring

doesn't bail. [ laughter ] oh, never mind. [ laughter ] hey, at a concert in washington, d.c., paul mccartney the song "michelle" to michelle obama. and then i thought this was sweet. he dedicated the song "taxman" to barack. [ laughter ] it was very ni. and then he dedicated "i am the walrus" to kevin federline. [ laughter and applause ] which i thought was just weird, but still -- [ laughter ] it was weird but still sentimental, to me. this weekend, russian prime minister, vladimir putin, took a submarine to the bottom of lake baikal, the world's deepest lake. he got to see some rare exotic fish and his past political opponents, as well. [ laughter ] like, "there he is. i know that guy." [ laughter ] "he was tough. that one was tough, that guy there. hey, there's nemo. there's nemo." [ laughter ] the sixth season of "the hills" will begin next month without lauren conrad. you can't do "the hills" without lauren conrad. that's like doing "the cosby show" without denise's husband. [ laughter ] elvin fans out there? anyone? [ laughter ] "you mean elvin's not on tonight?" it was elvin, right? >

long delays getting to the stadium for last nagt's paul mccartney concert frustrated many fans.onight washington redskins officials apologize for any convenience the traffic backups may have caused fans. the team said part of the problem was that many of the concertgoers simply were unfamiliar with the stadium and mainly used only one entrance. the redskins say they plan to work with the state police to direct fans to different entrances in the future. >>> fire destroyed at least 20 businesses in northern california earlier today. flames swept through a strip mall this morning as firefighters there just did all they could to try and put out the three-alarm fire. we have not heard what caused that blaze. fortunately, though, no one was hurt. >>> a mississippi man's fishing excursion turned terrifying. a shark attacked him. the 56-year-old was on a boat when the shark bit him. this is video of the coast guard coming to the man's rescue. they pulled him out of the boat into their chopper. the man was flown to a nearby hospital. we have not heard how he is doing. >>> still ahead ton

right now paul mccartney is still performing for fans at fedex. leading up to tonight's big show, a traffic nightmare. fans sat bumper to bumper for hours on the letway. in fact, some missed the first part of the concert. darcy spencer was in that traffic mess and she joins us from fedex. how long were you out there, darcy insures the traffic? >> reporter: we can certainly relate to the frustrations of all the people trying to get to the concert tonight. it took us about two hours 45 minutes to get here to fedex field just coming from silver spring. it's typically a 20-minute drive. it seems no one was expecting all these traff backups. >> terrible. the traffic's terrible. >> it is a nightmare. but i'm in a hurry to get to the show. >> thousands of people with tickets to go to the paul mccartney concert at fedex field missed part of the show. traffic was backed up on the beltway for hours. aprently because of the thousands of people trying to get to the stadium. >> real long to get here. >> about three hours. >> yeah. >> three hours from where. >>

paul mccartney delayed the concert by more than an hour to allow fans to find their seats. most fans were heading towards a single entrance and that other cases were under air and space utilize. that would make for an uncomfortable situation -- other seats were underutilized. 6:13 is your time. a soggy week. >> we have some eyewitness pictures from ocean city. there were heavy storms. they were ankle deep in a lot of the storms. things are looking better for today. >> have a nice clear monday. >>> it was a rough weekend. there were severe tornado and heotr warnings. high preure comesmeac bk into acthea. a ermpeseursiatutde ur'e'ooreng ltt cal ioit 72 in alexandria. herndon, 70. a look a year expressed forecast. temperatures in the mid 80's by the noontime hour. lunchtime, 90 degrees. the heat index tomorrow will be around 95 and coach are rich. let's check on the rush-hour commute. >> i wanted to go live to an accident just developed on the outer loop of the beltway at connecticut avenue blocking the left side of the road. number on the beltway york in could shape leaving a

he was expected to recover. >>> a memorable event for paul mccartney last night.traffic reports there weren't even any accidents or major problems. it was just the sheer volume of traffic that caused the backup. in fact, traffic was comparable to this of a redskins home game. one expressed his frustration with the situation. >> a true nightmare. my people were driving me crazy getting here. like go around, go up the shoulder, go u up the over shoulder do, this, do that. >> we're told the concert was grade and partny even added a special song for the dekre areas. >> that i go head to head and hold their own. dan hellie has more on today's "sports minute." >>> good morning, everybody. first day in full gear and the pads were popping yesterday. rookie line backer and defensive end brian orakpo on point winning several one-on-one matchups with pro bowl offensive tackle chris samuel. the skins go back to work later this morning. meanwhile nats on the road. pirates rookie andrew mccutchen was the man. he hit three home runs in the game. his first multi homer game of the

and that concert from sir paul mccartney. ♪ ♪ baby you can drive my car that is the first song he cameging. it was a packed audience. this is an outside venue at piedmont park in atlanta -- >> where are you in that crowd? >> you can barely make me out. actually, wasn't i behind on the drums? 40,000 people turned out for this. getting video right now via our affiliate wxia. and great weather for the first part of it, and then it just started pouring down rain. but i tell you what, those conce concertgoers didn't care. they weren't leaving. they were there to see former beatle, paul mccartney. >>> coming up next, another man who can draw quite a crowd, john kink. g. so guess what. again, when i least expected it, my asthma symptoms came back. so this time, my doctor gave me symbicort to help control my asthma. it combines two medicines that help control inflammation and constriction. so i'm breathing more freely day and night, and that feels good to me. and symbicort is an asthma controller that starts to open my airways within 15 minutes. very unexpected. symbicort will not replace a re

last week's traffic snarls were due to the paul mccartney concert. the parking lot will open early at 10:00 a.m. >>> good morning. welcome back to "news4 today." i am keith garvin. and it will be hot today. steve villanueva is up in storm 4 center. >> good morning, everybody. it will be a very warm day. this is the warmest air of the season. today we are heading into the mid-90s with the humidity, and it could feel like 100 degrees. 79 right now. it will be a warm start with it's almost 80 degrees at 9:30 in the morning. and 81 in dulles. and dew points, low 70s. that's really humid. and we are quiet on digital doppler. but later today we could have an isolated thunderstorm pop up. and for us, mostly sunny skies. and tomorrow is the peak of this hot air mass, with temperatures pushing 100 degrees, and with the humidity it will easily feel like the triple digits region wise. back to you, keith. >> we have been warned, and thank you, steve. >>> cash for clunkers have business boomers for junkyards. one they are off the road, they all have the same fate

that would be sir paul mccartney. of the biggest fans in the world. >> in the world. >>> thank you for joining us. also ahead,ourd,job of the day is coming up. >>> residents in parks of frederick, maryland have quite a bit of work ahead of them. several tornadoes touched down friday. it's still hard for this lady to look at her farm. she restored the 1800s townhouse, and the storm ripped it apart in seconds. >> you put one foot forward. it hits you like a train. it was incredible. >>> in all, three twisters touched down, two in frederick and one in carroll county. that's heart breaking, for sure. >>> we'll check in with tony perkins. >> and lucky, calmer conditions for the area during the course of the day today. it will be a warm day, but no thunderstorms and severe weather on the horizon for the next few days at least. o here's a look at the radar. we have dsocl ueibng reedrtpo zeha. f and osthe o clr d vecoveis to the east and continuing to push east, north east. current temperatures at the airports, at least, reag

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. >>> it was a memorable moment for fans of paul mccartney, at least those that were able to get there. according to traffic reports, there were not accidents or major problems, and it was just the shear volume of traffic that caused the backup. traffic was comparable of that to a redskins home game. one limo driver expressed his frustration with the situation. >> a true nightmare. people were driving me crazy getting here. go up the shoulder, and do this and that. >> we are told the concert was great, and mccartney added a special song for the area, and it was called "michelle," that the president would want to sing for somebody in his house. >>> homeless men from around the country are in the district to compete in a soccer finals. it's going to happen today and that's where michael flynn joins us this morning. >> a competition is under way out here. it's going strong. we have richmond versus ann arbor, michigan. and it's former homeless players across 166 counties. talk about the competition. why did you come up with it? >> well, we involve folks in athleti athletics. we set goals f

we had a chance to see paul mccartney as he played atlanta.1/2 hours, two encores included and a bunch of beatles classics, wings stuff, solo stuff. music from his new album on 490th anniversary of woodstock and a little jimi hendrix for the crowd. rain, it was overwhelming, but it didn't slow paul mccartney down or the crowd. it was a benefit for the piedmont parks conservancy. >>> tweeting, texting, posting messages. for millions, it is now a daily routine. but some psychologies say the routine is unhealthy. >> come here. >> tara michael is part of a growing trend. new moms tweeting their way through labor, sending out word of every contraction, every -- oh, god! >> my husband was laughing at me, because i would wait over and say give me my iphone. i have to tweet or post a facebook status. >> and she wasn't tweeting just to loved ones to hundreds of people who paid attention to tweets like on my way to the hospital. if they even try to send me back home i just may punch them in the throat. and six centimeters with complications. c-specks bo

. ♪ beetle mania, even after all these years, paul mccartney takes the stage right here in atlanta.ello. i'm don lemon. as we go on the air tonight. some people along the gulfcoast are packing up and getting out all because of a trifecta of named storms, one of them about to hit florida tonight. the most recently named storm named claudette will hit in a few hours on the panhandle. claudette could dumb anywhere between 3 to 10 inches of rain. the flash flood threat is real there. we can't forget tropical depression anna and tropical storm bill, both of which are brewing in the atlantic ocean. bill could intensify to hurricane strength by later this evening. let's get to our meteorologist jacqui jeras, keeping tabs on all three storm systems. just last week, we were talking about how quiet the atlantic was for this season, so far, three storms in just two days. >> just like that. when conditions are favorable, they are favorable. things can develop quickly and that's what happened with claudette. it developed overnight and strengthening throughout the day, we're looking at a tropical

bill: heather mills was married to paul mccartney and they got divorced and she got a lot of money.ou have picked up something that ms. mills has said. what is that? >> dancing with the stars contestant lady mccarthy, she compared herself to mcgondy. >> was he divorced or married to paul mccartney? >> she was an indian spiritual leader and they're both vegetarians. she took it further and compared herself to malcolm x and martin luther king. bill: in what on text. >> they were people that went through controversy to put the truth forward and they weren't afraid to fight and i can relate to that completely. bill: heather mills compared her stovall mohammed gandhi. malcolm x and who else. >> martin luther king. >> she to fight tmz. >> i was so upset for her. why would that happen? bill: we all agree that's pretty dumb. >> that's dumb. >> incredibly dumb. she needs more protein. bill: that's dumb, two. here is my dumb nominee. and we touched upon this earlier this week, in fact. president obama goes up to new hampshire. he goes to a town hall meeting and they stack it with people who l

nothing like last weekend's paul mccartney concert where thousands were stuck on the beltway and missedart of the concert. >> it was tough. but it's worth it. okay? how many times do you get to see madrid in the united states? >> reporter: all those fans that were here for the game are now heading home. as we said, there are a lot of challenges. some of them are hanging their heads because the home team did not win. we're going to have more on the game coming up in sports. i'm darcy spencer reports live. news 4, back to you. >>> sll ahead, some steep discounts at local museums. >>> and if you think today was hot, wait until tomorrow. >>> the god father of michael jackson's three children claims he's actually the father of the late singer's daughter, paris. mark lester, a long-time jackson friend. a london newspaper quotes him saying he gave his sperm so jackson could have kids. he believes paris resembles his own daughter. he says he's only comingorrd now because he believes it's the only way he'll be able to stay in contact with the jackson children. >>> the recession has prompted two

. >>> sir paul mccartney will appear before more than 60,000 fans tonight at fedex field in prince george's county. the concert comes 45 years after the beatles played their first american concert in d.c. it will be mccartney's third stop of the summer tour and amazingly, there are a few seats left tonight. not for long. >>> if you are looking for something else to do this weekend, you might want to head to polly western high school. the festival is underway. ron madz reports this year -- ron matz reports this year promises to be bigger and better. >> reporter: it's been transformed into one of baltimore's biggest summer events. >> i belong to the filipino- american association. >> reporter: the festival is a celebration of baltimore's many different cultures. >> good to see you. >> ron, always a pleasure, babe. >> reporter: alvin is the festival chairman. >> baltimore is blessed with wonderful diversity. for too long, we've been polarized by the things that keep us apart rather than celebrating what we have in common. this is the opportunity for everybody to come out and celebrate. >> repo

i go see paul mccartney.ing to see -- i laugh all the time. so, i go see paul mccartney. i see john stamos. he's walking by. and he goes, "hey, what's up? congratulations on the show. i got to come see your show." i go, "thanks." and he went to pat me on the shoulder. but i turned back around because i thought he wanted to say something else. and he stuck his fingers in my mouth. [ laughter and applause ] >> i heard. >> jimmy: and neither of us talked about it. he just walked away like -- [ laughter ] >> you know, he didn't tell me what happened, but just hearing it from the for first, he always -- that's his move. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he doesn't stick his fingers in people's mouths! >> no, no, he played a doctor on "er" and then he shakes them down and -- you got a fever. you're lucky he didn't try the other attempt. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, yeah, he's a proctologist, yeah. yeah, yeah, thank god i was sitting down. >> and the roots are here. >> jimmy: yeah, the roots are here. give it up for the roots. t

. >>> letterman is next with paul mccartney. that's it. good night. we'll see you tomorrow.

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backups were not as lengthy as last weekend's paul mccartney concert when thousands were stuck on theeltway and missed part of the konser. >>> two of washington's priciest museums are offering discounts. the museum of crime and mu punishment allows residents $6 admission. the newseum is also offering half off its usually $20 admission. >>> the god father of micel jackson's three children claims that he is actually the father of the late singer's daughter, paris. mark lester is a long-time jackson friend. a london newspaper quotes him as saying he gave his sperm so jackson could have kids. lester now says he believes paris resembles his own daughter. he says he's coming forward because he believes it's the only way he'll be able to stay in contact with the jackson children. >>> a deadly typhoon is moving through asia. it has killed nine so far. that typhoon has unleashed some heavy rains and triggered landslides in western japan. this is some video from taiwan where floodwaters toppled the hotel there. in china, 1 million people have had to evacuate their homes and move to higher groun

paul mccartney, keith richards, pete townsend, joe walsh, they all played one. steve miller met les paul when he was five. ♪ this here's the story about billy joe and bobby sue ♪ >> les taught me my first chords mary taught me some chords, and i was five years old just absorbed every bit it. >> reporter: miller kept playing with him until the end. catching up with him sometimes at les paul's regular monday night gigs in new york. >> i love to play, love to entertain, love to make people laugh. make them happy. that's what keeps me going. >> reporter: les paul may be silenced tonig at 94, but what he's left behind assures that rock 'n' roll never will be. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and that is the cbs evening news. i'm katie couric. good night. >>> this is "entertainment tonight" in high definition. >>> a michael jackson propofol bombshell. the startling new accusation against dr. murray. >>> plus, michael jackson's body moving from this marble tomb. >> i'll tell you what i uncovered about the family's reported new plan to bury the king of pop. >>

. >> those are the same guys who didn't know that paul mccartney was in a band before.op wait a minute, i'm here every night. who are you? >> we are here all the time. just be careful, young lady. don't get saucy with me, bernaise. >>> you will hear from michael vick today as he joins the eagles. >>> plus, tiger woods running away and hiding at the pga. topper will join me for this highlight. sports is coming up. >>> it is back to school time and 9news now is helping your family start the year off right with tips on smart spending and health information made just fo str ents. back-to-school week all next week at 5:00 p.m. on 9news now. >>> 9news now is sponsored in part by nissan. gmgm >>> it is time for 9sports with brett haber. the best sports in town. >>> finding a team to play for may turn out to be the easy part for michael vick. now that he has one will be getting the players, fans and people that live in the community to accept him. numerous behind the scenes complications between eagles brass and local officials including the mayor of philadelphia and the city's

paul mccartney, keith richards, pete townsend, joe walsh, they all played one. steve miller met les paul when he was five. ♪ this here's the story about billy joe and bobby sue ♪ >> les taught me my first chords mary taught me some chords, and i was five years old just absorbed every bit it. >> reporter: miller kept playing with him until the end. catching up with him sometimes at les paul's regular monday night gigs in new york. >> i love to play, love to entertain, love to make people laugh. make them happy. that's what keeps me going. >> reporter: les paul may be silenced tonig at 94, but what he's left behind assures that rock 'n' roll never will be. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> couric: and that is the cbs evening news. i'm katie couric. good night. >>> let's get to brett heyer ho is standing live in baltimore. brett, you're dry and it looks like game time, just a minute away? >> reporter: yeah, the rain has passed through the sunny skies here in baltimore. we're ready for this preseason opener. you know as well as i do, come 11 tonight, we'll all be o

john lennon and paul mccartney stleen in this photograph from 1968. ill the pope achieve rock star status as his previous predecessor pope paul benedict ii did? we'll have to see. comes out at the end of october. and on that note that is "worldfocus" here in friday evening and this week. if you missed any of this week's programs, you can catch up with them again by going to our website, that's worldfocus.org. i am martin savidgk. as always, thank you very much for joining us. we'll look forward to seeing you back here on monday. until then, have a great weekend. >>> "worldfocus" is made possible, in part, by the >>> "worldfocus" is made possible, in part, by the following funders -- -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

richard porter, who owns the nearby beatles cafe says it was paul mccartney's idea. >> because a sketchhow he went to the album cover to look for the beatles on the crossing. >> reporter: since, the image has inspired countless knock-off from sincere aherty to spoofs. it has also created a tourist hot spot and traffic hazard that is as enduring as the beatle's legend itself. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. later on cbs, "48 hours mystery." russ mitchell will be here tomorrow night. i'm jeff glor, cbs news, in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

the -- i would imagine george strait, paul mccartney. >> troy: i was told sir mccartney. >> joe: now pam oliver. yeah. finally. we may never get her to leave. now we have to go back to reality. >> troy: where are we at next week, tampa? jeff had better come up with something special. >> joe: that's a great stadium as well. >> troy: sure is. >> joe: i don't know that pam has been afforded her own dressing room. >> troy: you know, you think about it, there are some great stadiums around this league right now. all the new stadiums within the last five to ten years, it's pretty nice. out there in california, they could do some improvement on some of those. i don't think that's going to happen any time soon. >> joe: it brings up the bigger point, with the economy and the changes now, you wonder how many new stadiums are going to pop up over the next few years. this could be one of them. they're actually putting the finishing touches on there. you also wonder who else is going to fight that big of a piece of pie and try and digest it. >> troy: you always say, hey, they're going to get bigg

he shot four frames an paul mccartney picked one he liked.ack then, it was the center of the swinging '60s, far, peace and love and most of all music and nobody played it like the beatles. in 1969, they recorded the sound track for the film "let it be." they were breaking unafter a decade at the top of the pop music business but they had one album left to make. with songs like "something". >> ♪ in the way she moves >> reporter: here comes the sun. ♪ here comes the sun >> reporter: and maxwell silver hammer. ♪ ♪ bang bang maxwell silver hammer ♪ ♪ >> reporter: "abbey road" sold more than 20 million copies. today it's a cherished spot for fans to imitate their idols, to walk that walk. >> i'm glad i'm here. >> reporter: and to sing their songs. >> we just found out about this this morning and had to come. >> reporter: they all came to experience some of the magic and the music the beatles left behind. tom aspell, nbc news, london. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday, i'm lester holt reporting from new york. i'll see you tomorrow morn

the -- i would imagine george strait, paul mccartney. >> troy: i was told sir mccartney. >> joe: now pam oliver. yeah. finally. we may never get her to leave. now we have to go back to reality. >> troy: where are we at next week, tampa? jeff had better come up with something special. >> joe: that's a great stadium as well. >> troy: sure is. >> joe: i don't know that pam has been afforded her own dressing room. >> troy: you know, you think about it, there are some great stadiums around this league right now. all the new stadiums within the last five to ten years, it's pretty nice. out there in california, they could do some improvement on some of those. i don't think that's going to happen any time soon. >> joe: it brings up the bigger point, with the economy and the changes now, you wonder how many new stadiums are going to pop up over the next few years. this could be one of them. they're actually putting the finishing touches on there. you also wonder who else is going to fight that big of a piece of pie and try and digest it. >> troy: you always say, hey, they're going to get bigg

that is sir paul mccartney playing last night right here in atlanta, georgia, at piedmont park., that song is what he started the concert off with. and get this. some 40,000 fans were in attendance. we're getting these pictures kur tell cy of our affiliate wxia. let me tell you, piedmont park was just buzzing but it rained a little bit. >> of the 40,000 you were among them. >> yes, i was out there. i don't have paul mccartney on my ipod but he was jamming. he was rocking out. >> raining? >> yeah. it started out all night, which is kind of odd for atlanta, but midway through, it started pouring. >> a fund raidser, did i hear that right? >> yeah. it was all about being green. they invited people to come on down, but don't drive. take the public rail system. really trying to lower that carbon footprint. >> well, all right, then. that's why you're a little blurry-eyed this morning? >> little tired. we're going to move on. this week the president is putting spotlight on the national parks. >> yeah, the stimulus package earmarks $750 million to the national parks. we asked kate baldwi

george harrison, paul mccartney, ringo star and john lennon. it made the cover world famous. have imitated the walk. as you can imagine, tourists the world over have made the trip to the famous black and white stripes to have their own history. >> abbey road studios reckon about 125,000 people a year cross abbey roadment i think it's more than that. we're talking 3,000 a week easily, if not more than that. a lot of people. >> reporter: richard porter is a beatles fanatic. he owns a beatles coffee shop, foubded the beatles london sam club and created a walking tour of the milestone beatles location. on this day, he welcomed 55 tourists from around the world. >> this is number 3 from 1968 to the mid-1970s this building was owned by the beatles. >> reporter: it is a testament to the impact the beatles had on music, popular culture and musicians for decades to come. so although it adds a few seconds to a driver's commute, even the crew and i couldn't resist. >> wow. does that brick you down memory lane or what? it brought back memories of the sesame street version. >> kermit and

then later on, they just spent three nights opening for paul mccartney in new york and for u2 too.e currently on tour of the united states. this is their self-titled debut album, from dublin, which is in ireland, music from the script. tomorrow we'll be joined by vanessa hudgens, eli roth, and mike snow. and later this week, sienna miller, rachel nichols, dave salmoni and his wild animals, do they have to be wild? can't we have some nice, pleasant animals here for a change? doug benson and quentin tarantino. so join us then. if you pay close attention to celebrity court proceedings, and i do, you're probably familiar with jake byrd. jake is celebrity supporter and he was michael jackson's number one fan. we first met him years ago outside the michael jackson trial in santa maria. then he started popping up at places like the paris hilton sentencing. wherever there are video cameras >> we ruled that we're remanding paris hilton to serve out the remainder of her sentence -- >> no, no, no! >> and that's jake. and then at the second o.j. trial. >> we expect mr. simpson to be process an

dc's best selling acts bruce springsteen, elton john, willy joel and paul mccartney. it helped rise to number seek this year. >>> what do you get when you mix hip hop flavor with urban songs the part of the dc.metromix.com battle of the bands. >> this is the boy dk. we are going to tell them life ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] so i'm going to tell a story real quick. oh i have a story for you about three ring edge the things that gave me the blues [ rapping ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] [ rapping ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ music ] [ rapping ] ♪ [ music ] ♪ ♪ [ music ] so we want to say thank you for okayin' with us. you could have been everywhere but you chose channel 9. vote more me, baby. >>> exercising and staying fit could help you live a long healthy life and if your child is going back to school in the district you better make sure their vaccin'l right back. >>> in living well headlines a warning for men. drinking daily may boost your risk of cancer. a study found those that average at least one drink a day had higher chances of developing several cancers than those tha

of the four singers crossing the road with paul mccartney in bare feet. remember that?oad was the final album recorded by the beats as a group. band members went their separate ways back in 1970. >> him being barefoot set off that whole thing of paul is dead playing the song backwards. that was just -- i was in sixth grade. that was wild. it completely possessed us. >> stop bragging. it set up a whole bunch of signs in store windows. no shoes, no shirt, no service.

and on this day in 1985, a singer named michael jackson secretly outbid his friend, paul mccartney fornearly every beatle's song. the beatles, of course, have produced some of the best known and best selling music in pop history. the publishing rights to tul it all, highly lucrative. in the early '60's john lennon and mccartney split ownership of. the wishing bidder michael jackson at more than 47 million. it's worth many times than that now. mccarthy was lived because he told jackson to invest in music publishing. the king of pop got a ticket to ride 24 years ago today. and now you know the news for this friday, august the 14th, 2008. i'm shepard smith. make it a great

the legenry paul mccartney will take the stage at fedex field tonight.s expected to perform some from ever i can't of his expense -- ever i can't of his career -- era of his career. tha lotf fans are looking forward to that. >> takes good day for it, too. luckily. >> good to hear. >> luckily you're not going to ed your poncho and rain gear, gore tex for it. >> should they bring an umbrella just in case? >> probably not. better off leaving it at home. we're look pretty good today. tomorrow is our better chance of rain. it was an acti day yesterday. in frederick we had a wind gust of 74 miles per hour. >> wow. >> that's a hurricane strength. so it was pretty bad in some spots yesterday. nfalltorybody got the raint ai r taai not everybody got the high accumulations. right now we're 71 degrees at reagan national. here's a look at the sky. right now this morning ouds eaf in the distance as we okin st. that's where eyethavn h bs.ck i eyth have been pushing from the only 66 rhtignl o no right now at io rnga natl. that's significant because the aetltbio lower th

paul mccartney, dolly parson and allison kruausse. ♪ ♪ i'm back on the long, long road. in my hand ♪ just me boots and sand ♪ boots and sand ♪ >> charlie: what role do you have in terms much the life that you have led in islam? >> i think i've been given a unique position, i may not have appreciated it in the beginning. i may have wanted to just escape from everything i built up around me. in some ways, as a star. but when it comes down to sharing what i've gathered, i do want to share it. because one of the things i learned -- one of the things i wrote about was peace. now that is the heart and soul of everything i've wanted all my life. peace and happiness,. happiness is that illusive quality which doesn't really arrive just through material things. you have to go to a place almost within yourself. to get there. peace is similar. if people look in this world for like a beautiful garden, ideal i can place, yeah, you can do that. but you know even if you go to the furthest place in this world, you won't reach it until you find it within you. that's the kind of thing i wa

george harrison, paul mccartney, ringo star, and john lennon. album became the beatles most successful making the cover world famous. some artist whose have imitated the walk have included booker t. and the mgs and the children's program "sesame street." as you can imagine tourists the world over have made the trip to the famous black and white stripes to have their own steps in history. >> abbey road studio, 125,000 people a year cross abbey road. i think it's more than that. i think we are talking 3,000 a week, easily if not more than that. a lot of people. >> richard porter is a beatles fanatic and owns the beatles coffee shop, founded the beatles lon con fan club and created a walking tour of milestone beatles' locations. on this day he welcomed 55 tourists from around the world. >> this is from 1968, 1970s, the building was owned by the beatles. ♪ >> reporter: it is a testament to the in pact the beatles had on music, popular culture and musicians for decades to come. so although it adds a few second to a driver's commute even the crew and

. >> paul mccartney fans stuck in traffic got an apology from fedex field. there were a lot of frustrated fans saturday night because of long delays getting to the n last night, washington redskin officials apologized for any inconvenience the traffic backups caused fans. the team says part of the problem was that many of the concertgoers were unfamiliar with the stadium. most used only one exit -- entrance/exit. the redskins plan to work with state police to direct fans to different entrances in the future. >> say once they got there, they had a great time, though. >> i bet they did. especially if they were big fans already. >> time for traffic and weather on the 1s. >> let's go to tom kierein now for weather. tom, good morning again. >> hey, barbara and keith. good morning. starting off this mob with a mostly clear sky. temperatures are pleasant, now 72 in washington, near 70 in the suburbs of montgomery, fairfax and prince george's counties. we cleared out after those thundershowers from yesterday. high pressure building in for today giving us plenty of s

dave says archie should be proposing to girl next door, betty, instead. >>> paul mccartney in atlantaset a new trend of going green. and it took a whole lot more green to attend the concert, as well. you won't believe the price of tickets.