i'm here with sir paul mccartney. do now, if you're a beatles fanatic. but the harmonies that the beatles did were advanced. they were beyond any pop act at the time. >> we liked harmony, you know. it's a nice thing to do, yeah. >> jimmy: like, even "she loves you." >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know, like -- ♪ she loves you yeah, yeah ♪ it's not that easy. like, the last "yeah." ♪ she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ or some weird "yeah." [ laughter ] >> yeah, that's right, yeah. no, we kind of just like the way it sounded. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so we just put it together. it's actually a sixth. musically, it's a sixth, the chord. so we thought it was great. so we showed it to our producer george martin. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> who we showed all our songs to. and he said, "it's great, chaps. but i don't think you should put that chord on the end." and we said, "it's great. sounds great." he was like, "yeah." he said, "no, that's really corny." [ laughter ] and i mean, it is, like, musically, it's a really corny end. you know -- [ p

so this summer paul mccartney was here to accept the gershwin prize for popular song. it was a thrill of a lifetime to hear him sing "michelle" to michelle. although apparently paul joked afterwards he was worried he might become the first guy ever to get punched by the president. i will say he was a little emotive. i can't afford another one. you have nothing to worry about. i just recovered from my last tussle on the basketball court. so tonight i'm pleased once again to honor a man widely considered to be one of the greatest song writers in history. paul first picked up a guitar at age 14 and soon it never left his side. homework went undone, my understanding is, comics went unread. he would play it in the bathroom. it wasn't long before he gravitated towards other young musicians who shared his passion, including a young man named john lennon. but when paul and his bandmates played their first set in a hole in the wall jazz club in england, expectations were still low. they thought they would be pretty big in liverpool. that band went on to change the way the world

paul mccartney is the most humble guy about it.y guitar, and john on his guitar. we're plunking away at each other, you know. and he's plunking, and i'm plunking, hey, let's keep on plunking away. you know, and that's how we wrote "'the white album.'" [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's hilarious. [ as paul mccartney ] >> "and that's how we did it." well, what do you got, you know -- i don't know if i'm doing george or john here. [ as ringo starr ] >> jimmy: "i can do the ringo." >> right, yes. i know. [ as ringo starr ] >> jimmy: "peace and love, man." >> oh, man, that's good. [ as paul mccartney ] "you know, ringo had the best backbeat in the business." [ as john lennon ] >> jimmy: "i'm not saying we're bigger than god, but i'm saying we're bigger than marilyn monroe, because anyone is bigger than sara lee. you know, we're bigger than -- right. we're bigger than larry king." [ as john lennon ] >> "you know, and they can't all be tippery-toppery, scoobity-doo, tip of the top of the -- you know. >> jimmy: absolute

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paul mccartney.e the best-known performers of all time. he's been knighted and he's now a kennedy center honry. something jeff glor spoke with him about in an exclusive one-on-one interview. ♪ hey jude >> reporter: he's been called the most influential composer of the 20th century. and also its most successful. ♪ remember to let her into your heart ♪ >> reporter: for nearly five decades now, paul mccartney has captivated audiences with his music. and lately he's been reliving old memories. >> it's sometimes very emotional. but i love doing the musical stuff. i really do love it. a lot of it's to do with the fact that people love it. when i'm singing the songs, i can sometimes go back in my mind, into the studio, and i can be there with john, george and ringo. i can be making the record. and i remember it. >> reporter: born in liverpool on june 14th, 1942, mccartney was introduced to music by his father. the accomplished jazz musician, gave his son a trumpet. which a young paul would later trade for a

. >> jimmy: with paul mccartney. [ cheers and applause ] wow, what a -- >> jimmy: that was an amazingopped." i couldn't -- i'm still trying to comprehend that it happened. >> jimmy: what actually went down, yeah. you spent the whole week with him. >> yeah. and you were great with him that week, too. i loved the "scrambled eggs." >> jimmy: oh, thank you, yeah. yeah, it was crazy. i couldn't believe that he would do it. >> well, you've been on a run. i mean, you had bruce springsteen and paul mccartney. >> jimmy: we had a crazy -- we had a crazy couple months. you were here for the springsteen. >> yeah, i came to watch. >> jimmy: you were right over there. >> that's right. >>> jimmy: you just came to hang out. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you know, we had a behind-the-scenes video with springsteen. we did "whip my hair." i did neil young and bruce springsteen put on a beard and a wig. and he was like -- ♪ whip my hair back and forth ♪ [ laughter ] but it was surreal. but we have the video. we put it online and people were like, "is that paul rudd, just hanging out?" like, "he's just hanging?" i l

number one in america. >> mitchell: lennon kicked it off by whacking his song-writing partner paul mccartneyohn lennon said "we are going to look childish." paul is having a drink, and john comes up behind him and bangs him in the back with a pillow. >> mitchell: the pictures catch the closeness and the competition between lennon and mccartney. >> john and i, you have to say it was very special. i mean it really was too kids coming together who loved music, and who knew what they wanted to do, but didn't know how to do it. >> mitchell: the competition lead to the bitter breakup of the beatles in 1970, but years later, mccartney remembered the closeness. >> we kind of taught each other. and we, you know, we learned at the same time. so we climbed the same ladder. we did have some kind of magic. >> mitchell: lennon's son julian hardly knew him. he left julian and his mother for a new wife, yoko ono, and a new life in new york. >> i felt so upset by the way that he-- treated not just me, but more so mum. >> mitchell: and he's learning to make peace with his father's memory. >> i forgive him. i

i mean -- in the acting world, he's right up the with, i think, paul mccartney in the music world. >>ow is jack -- talng to him? it's just -- he's just cool. everything that comes out of his mouth is -- >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: is just jack. >>e's like what you think he would be like. i mean, he walks into the room and he's the biggest thing in the room. i mean, he is just increble. and an amazingctor. and, you know, weird things would happen where we would be doing a scene and we'd be in the middle of it, and in my mind, i'd think, "oh, my god, yeah. 'five easy pieces' i had forgotten about that one." you just -- i would remember all the great things that he's done. >> jimmy: i would be intimidated. i would be scared. >> oh, i was absolutely yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, but a -- >> it's been a year of rvousness. i kind of figured -- i figured after -- during "snl" that i don't need to be nervous about anything else again f the rest of my life. >> jimmy: 'cause you -- i mean, you were dancing and doing bits with a beatle. it was -- we have a clip -- a digital short you did with

el cantante paul mccartney tuvo un concierto intimo con 300 de sus seguidores...eno, en comparacion a lo que acostumbra, en la ciudad de londres en un show que duro casi 2 horas... el concierto fue parte de un plan para evitar que cierren el famoso "100 club" en esa ciudad.... ---esta noche en su noticiero telemundo 48 a las once, que le parece si continuamos con la nostalgia y nos cuenta como se recuerda estas fechas pero en su pais de origen...---tambien decenas de inmigrantes centroamerican os desaparecen en mexico y las autoridades temen lo peor... ---y se ha puesto a pensar por que lagunos chistes no le gustan a los hombres... sino solo a las mujeres?... le tengo la respuesta. ----gracias por acompaÑarnos ... ---los dejo con el noticiero nacional y jose diaz . balart.

single mother, living in this two-room flat, the only decoration on the walls were posters of paul mccartneywent to maybe once he sees me he'll want to marry me. so, it's completely full circle. you can't even imagine for me what it means to be in the paul mccartney class of kennedy center. >> reporter: that circle began in the back woods of mississippi where she was raised in poverty by her beloved grandmother, hatti mae. >> i have my grandmother to thank for me being the essence of who i am, a belief that if you worked hard and showed -- proved yourself to be excellent that excellence would follow you. >> reporter: it was when were you a little girl in church that you were first told that you were gifted. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: did you even know what that meant? >> no, i didn't know what that meant. but, you know, my grandmother raised me in the church and i always say that my broadcasting career began there. and so, as i'm speaking out of the night that covers me black as a pit from pole to pole, i thank whatever gods there be for my unconquerable soul. i'm 6 years old. i don't know what

she was honored along with paul mccartney. paul mccartney gave a sergeant pepper.prah's given us dr. phil. are those rainbow medals -- they look like mork from ork suspenders. they honored merle haggard too. and merle definitely looked haggard. i tell you -- it's nice when a celebrity finally grows into his name. president obama and the first lady were in attendance. even that didn't put a damper on oprah's special day. >> oprah winfrey was among those saluted in washington for their contributions to the art. the president and the first lady joined and celebrated for helping to define, tv, dance, theater and music. >> jimmy: you know what, he immediately -- [ applause ] appointed her head of the tsa. so we're in very good hands. tonight is the sixth night of hanukkah. this is the night on which jewish parents around the world say enough with the dreidel, go watch spongebob. there aren't many hanukkah specials but there are a lot of christmas specials. there are too many. they've got new ones and all the classics. for the most part, especially the classics, they're

jones, jerry herman, merle haggard, oprah winfrey, and paul mccartney. julia roberts paid tribute to her friend oprah winfrey and had fun, too. >> now in the spirit of the oprah show, if everyone could reach under their seats -- [ laughter ]. >> i'm so proud of you. i love you. congratulations. >> chris rock talking about oprah winfrey took note of the seating. >> an amazing feeling to look up and see the most powerful person in the world, and right next to her barack obama. >> rock said he didn't get her a job, she got him a job. it's 14 past the hour. we turn to mr. dave price. >> nice to see you. >> a good weekend? >> very good. you? >> very good. let's take a check of the weather, see what's going on. it looks like we are seeing more lake effect activity. let's go to the maps. this is what it looks like now. here is a little bit of a pattern. right now, the >> it's 16 minutes past the hour. that's our first check of the weather. harry, over to you. >> thanks very much. police investigating the murder of hollywood publicist ronni chasen are looking fo

paul mccartney, coming up right [ cheers and applause ] >>> this morning on "early today," end of the road. the long, nasty battle over tax cuts reaches its conclusion with a late night vote. >>> a free m for now. the man behind wikileaks is released from jail and pledges to expose mo secret documents. >>> and bust brawl. fists go flying on a washington bus with a pregnant teen caught fists go flying on a washington bus with a pregnant teen caught in the middle. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. i'm lynn berry. today, we begin with for better or worse, finally, a done deal. house lawmakers cleared the final hurdle last night, pending a sweeping bipartisan bill to extend bush era tax cuts to the president's desk before they expire january 1st. tracie potts joins us from washingt with more. >> reporter: good morning, lynn. a lot going on here from capitol hill including a final vote on that tax deal. the house voted lateast night 277-148 with both democrats and republicans supporting this bill. so now it goes to the president's disk for his signat

paul mccartney and yoko ohno. >> on this 30th anniversary of his death here in new york, john lennon as you have never heard him before. >>> more tonight on elizabeth edwards who died of breast cancer yesterday at home in north carolina. her battle went on for six years. it was public and she never stopped campaigning for her own cause. breast cancer research. the story tonight from our chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman. >> reporter: in 2007, having been in remission from breast cancer and working on her husband's presidential campaign, elizabeth edwards announced her cancer had returned, was advanced and malignant and she did it very publicly. >> every cancer survivor that you know personally has exactly that experience, of knowing that that pain they feel in their side, the ache they feel someplace could be the sign of something worse. this turned out to be. >> reporter: she took what for many is a private fight and made it public, testifying before congress as a patient about the need for universal health care. >> we have an obligation to, as human beings, to make certain w

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this year includes oprah winfrey and singer paul mccartney and country singer legend merle haggard and jerry herman who composed "hello dolly." >> they are being honored for their unique ability to bring us closer together, and to capture something larger about who we are. not just as americans, but as human beings. >> and that's carol channing who started in "hello dolly" on broadway in 1960. the kennedy center honors will broadcast on december 28th. >>> thousands of spectators watching the holiday parades in san jose dodged the rain today. the san jose holiday parade took place this morning just before the storm blew in. a number of civic organizations spent several days customizing their floats for the big parade. there was also an appearance by none other than the cat and the hat who brought along his two friends, thing one and thing two. but the future of the parade is unclear. san jose faces a huge budget deficit, and it can't afford to pay the $200,000 in staff time. >>> meteorologist leigh glaser is here with the accu-weather forecast to see if anymore rain is on the way. leigh

center was filled with celebrities and washington's elite for the gala event recognizing beatle paul mccartneydancer jones. country singer meryl haggard and gary herman. >> reporter: oprahoprah was honored. >> on behalf of the women of america we thank you. >> reporter: jones was honored with a dance performance by his company. and herman with a medley of his work. obama sat next to the honorees and toasted them at a reception at the white house earlier in the day. >> it is my greatest privilege as president to honor the five men and women who have given our nation the extraordinary gift of the arts. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the night closed with performances of several of the beatles greatest hits. hello good-bye. and audience joined in for hey jude. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: the show will be featured on cbc later this month. >> yes, the kennedy center honors will air on december 28th on cbs5. >>> how long a long hair would- be princess took over from harry potter at the box office. >>> coming up on "game day" right after this broadcast. kim coyle was in san diego for a must-win game for the oak

. >>> well, it was a glittering night of stars at the kennedy center, oprah win dri, paul mccartney, meryl haggert were all honored. president and mrs. obama sat among the honorees and our own barbara walters was there. >>> that frigid grip on the nation brings freeze warnings all the way from north florida with upper 20s in tallahassee and gainesville. mountain snow from colorado to idaho. >> 42 in boise, 63 in sacramento. 77 in phoenix. only in the teens from fargo to the twin cities and 20 in chicago. mostly 30s from boston to atlanta. just 50 in new orleans. >>> new developments this morning in the mystery surrounding two american balloonists who have been missing for months. >>> plus, changes coming to 5 million facebook pages. see what you think of the new look. >>> and a popular resort off limits to swimmers after a series of shark attacks. ççççççççççççççççççççççççççñ >>> fed chairman ben bernanke says unemployment looks like it's going to be a persistent problem. he told "60 minutes" it could take four or five years for the unemployment rate to drop to previous levels of arou

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center was filled with celebrities and washington's elite for the gala event recognizing beatle paul mccartney, dancer choreographer . gary herman, broadway composer . >> on behalf of the women of america we thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: tearing up as he was recognized with a lengthy standing ovation. jones honored with a dance performance by his company. and herman was a medley of his work. president obama sat next to the honorees and hosted them at a reception at the white house earlier in the day. >> it is my gettest privilege as president to honor the five men and women who have given our nation the extraordinary gift of the arts. ♪ the way i really need you >> reporter: the night closed with several performances of the beatles hits. hello good-bye and the audience joined in for hey jude. the show will be featured on cbc later this month. kenneth gibson, cbc news. >> we do have a date for you when you can see the kennedy center honors. december 28th right here on cbs5. >>> people already are talking about the bulls. who is playing where? >> we thought we may go to the fiesta bowls.

president obama paid tribute to five outstanding cultural figures, oprah winfrey, paul mccartney, jerryerman and country legend merle haggard. >> to many people, the superfluous is necessary. the theater is necessary. dance is necessary. song is necessary. the arts are necessary. they are a necessary part of our lives. the men and women here tonight embody that idea. their work has enriched our lives, it's inspired us to greatness, and tonight it is my honor to offer them the appreciation of a grateful nation. >> president obama at the white house tonight. >>> coming up, a nail-biter for tiger woods out to win his first tournament in a year. >>> a real cliffhanger in california as tiger woods found himself in a sudden death playoff trying to win his first tournament in a year. we've got the story tonight from nbc's george lewis. >> reporter: aiming for a shot at redemption, tiger woods who in the last 12 months has been kind of a lost soul -- >> been a long year. >> reporter: a year when he graced the covers of all the tabloids with multiple alleged mistresses, a year when his wife elin

center was filled with celebrities and washington's elite for the gala event, recognizing beetle paul mccartney, dancer bill t. jones, country singer merl haggard. >> we love you, oprah. >> reporter: oprah received tributes from stars on the big and small screens. >> on behalf of the women of america, we thank you. >> reporter: haggard teared up as he was recognized with a lengthy standing ovation. jones was honored with a dance performance by his company. and hermann with a medley of his work. >> reporter: president obama sat next to the honorees and hosted them at a reception at the white house earlier in the day. >> it's my greatest privilege as president to honor the five men and women who have given our nation the extraordinary gift of the arts. >> reporter: the night closed with performances of several of the beetles' greatest hits. the audience joined in for "hey jude." the show will be featured on cbs later this month. kenneth gibson, cbs news. >> and you can see the kennedy center honors on cbs 5 on december 28th. >>> so how much would you pay for a piece of the king of pop? somebody p

they are musicians merle haggard and paul mccartney, broadway composer jerry herman, dancer and choreographerl jones, and television host and actress oprah winfrey. the kennedy center honors are awarded every year for exemplary lifetime achievement in the performing arts. >>> an unusual piece of land is for sale in montana. the former home of the unabomber. ted kaczynski made his home in a cabin in libby, montana from 1978 to 1995. now the remote site is for sale. the asking price was recently reduced from 164,000 to $169,000. the land does not include his cabin. that's because it was dismantled and shipped to washington where it's now part of the newseum. the unabomber is serving a life sentence in a colorado prison for killing three ppleeo and injuring 23 overs over a span of 27 years. we'll be right back. that's a horrible cr.at? here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] got something you'll love to keep doing? take care of y

motown for some years that reached out to someone that was working with me at the time saying that paul mccartney got with motown. and so, you know, we worked it out to connect and get together. we met and we recorded the song. i felt the sentiment would be something that was appropriate and i just felt that at the end of the day it really is about, you know, being able to, you know, understand that we may have differences of opinions but at the end of the day we have to come together and live and work together. just as on my piano, why can't we. so it was a great song. >> larry: and at a larry king gala, we sang that song together. but i didn't do ivory. >> you may have been ebony. >> larry: let's see if we remember a little bit of it. i don't remember the first line. >> ebony. ♪ ebony and ivory lived together in perfect harmony ♪ ♪ side by side on my piano keep on hold on why can't we ♪ ♪ side by side on my piano keep on why can't we ♪ ♪ ebony and ivory >> larry: how we going to top that? >> you stopped singing in the middle of it. >> i know, i gave up. >> so when the record comes out, you don'

the strawberry fields memorial in new york's central park, fans remembered lennon today, so did paul mccartney>> it's kind of good for me to be in new york on this day, really, there's something sort of inspirational about it, even though it's a terrible thing. but i feel kind of close to him when i'm here. >> reporter: in 1980 lennon was about to make a long awaited return to the lime light, after a five-year layoff from recording he just made a new album, double fantasy. >> reporter: 30 years later, for millions of fans, that's still enough. anthony mason, cbs news, new york. >> couric: it's been 39 years since another rock legend died, jim morrison. now the state of florida is about to pardon him. morrison was convicted of exposing himself during a doors concert in miami in 1969. but governor charlie crist says he doubts it really happened, and today officials said the board has to vote to pardon tomorrow. morrison, possibly as early as tomorrow. still ahead here on the cbs evening news, what football player would pass up a chance to play for the nfl? he did, and wait until you hear why. bu

reached out to someone working with me at the time saying paul mccartney had a song this he felt wouldt at the end of the day it really is about being able to understand that we may have differences of opinions, but at the end of the day we have to come together and live and work together. just as on my piano, why can't we? a great song. loifr at a larry king cardiac will goa, we sang that song together. >> i remember that. >> larry: i didn't do ivory. what did i say? >> you may have been ebony. >> larry: no, i was ebony and you were ivory. >> yeah. >> larry: let's see if we remember a little of it. >> let's see here. ♪ ebony ♪ ♪ ebony ♪ and ivory live together in perfect harmony ♪ ♪ side by side on my piano keyboard ♪ ♪ oh lord why can't we ♪ side by side on my piano keyboard oh lord why can't we ♪ ♪ ebony and ivory >> larry: how are we going to top that? >> you quit -- >> i know. >> whether it comes out, you won't get as much me. keyboard, drums, harmonica, percussion instruments. >> larry: anybody you'd like to work with you haven't? >> i mean, i'm a big fan of music. i'm a music lo

oprah winfrey and paul mccartney are among the five headliners being honored.try star merle haggard, bro broadway composer jerry herman and choreographer bill t. jones are the others. a star-studded gala tonight will complete the tribute. >>> when we come back here on "world news" this evening, one sports highlight you don't want to miss. desperate for nighttime heartburn relief? for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms caused by acid reflux disease. and for the majority of patients with prescription coverage for nexium, it can cost $30 or less per month. headache, diarrhea, and abdominal pain are possible side effects of nexium. other serious stomach conditions may still exist. ask your doctor if nexium can help relieve your heartburn symptoms. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. if you live for performance, upgrade to castrol edge advanced synthetic oil. with eight times better wear protection than mobil 1. castrol edge. it's more than just oil. it's liquid engineering. [ tea kettle whistle ] [ water pouring ] [ punc

and paul mccartney takes a walk down memory lane and recalls how his legendary music career got startedt and more coming up on "the early show." that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm terrell brown. take care, everybody. have a great day. ,,,,,,,,

motown for some years that reached out to someone that was working with me at the time saying that paul mccartneye song. i felt the sentiment was, you know, something that would be appropriate. >> larry: sure was. >> and i just felt that at the end of the day it really is about, you know, being able to, you know, understand that we may have differences of opinions but at the end of the day we have to -- we have to come together and live and work together. just as on my piano, why can't we? so it was a great song. >> larry: and at a larry king cardiac gala we sang that song together. >> i remember that. >> larry: but we didn't do -- i didn't do ivory. what did i say? >> you may have been ebony. >> larry: no. that's right. i was ebony and you were ivory. >> yeah. >> larry: let's see if we remember a little bit of it. >> let's see here. ♪ >> larry: i don't remember the first line. ♪ ebony ♪ ebony ♪ and ivory ♪ live together in perfect harmony ♪ ♪ side by side on my piano keyboard ♪ ♪ oh lord, why can't we ♪ side by side on my piano keyboard ♪ ♪ oh, lord, why can't we >> larry: how are we going to to

he is a fun sized man that looks like paul mccartney.y go back and forth. >> larry: they answer. >> they answer. they're so afraid of losing a customer. >> larry: they answer because of fear? >> yeah, fear. >> larry: let's do another one. this is about -- this is about opening a sandwich stand in a casino bathroom. do you have that? >> yes. >> larry: read this letter. >> do you want to read it? >> read it. >> okay, i'll read it. this is to the kanook winds indian casino. i want to sell ham sandwiches in your restrooms. have a sign on the restroom mirror that says we have the potty melt. can you direct me to what office i would contact to request casino credit. they reply, dear mr. nancy, we thank you for your interest but at this time we're not interested in putting any businesses in the restroom. we have five food outlets for our customers. thank you for considering us, but at this time we are fine. >> larry: what do you make of -- i mean, your mind is wild. >> i think so. >> larry: i mean, you are -- you know you're a little nuts. >> w

paul mccartney. [applause] and what can i say about our final honoree?ve oprah winfrey. personally love this woman. and the more you know oprah, the more spectacular you realize her character and her soul are and the more you appreciate what a wonderful gifted person she is. it's easy to forget sometimes that oprah was once a girl with a funny name in a little town down south. back then, nobody would have ever dreamed that she would become someone who moves an entire nation each and every day. but the signs were there. after two days of kindergarten oprah wrote a note to her teacher, i don't think i belong here because i know a lot of big words. her teacher agreed. and she moved on to the first grade. and while she was working as a reporter in baltimore, oprah was told she was too engaged and too emotional about her stories. so the station put her on a talk show to run out her contract. that worked well. payback. that plabted the seed for what would become the highest rated talk show in american television history. oprah's gift as a host, producer, as an

i'm in bed by 9:00 but i get to watch it on monday mornings. >> they had paul mccartney on and he wasut, you guys remember camilla and charles were in the car that got hit with eggs, ttacked? this is these guys' rendition of that attack. let's watch. >> lcome. are you ready? >> i am. >> so i will be the voice of prince charles and you'll be camilla. >> okay. >> can do you an english accent? >> i can try. >> okay. and -- action! >> oh no! oh goodness me! oh camilla! >> oh, charles, do something! >> oh hefavens, i love you, camilla! >> i love you! >> i love you! >> end scene. how do you think that went? >> that was probably the best thing i've ever rked on. >> isn't he something? i go back to 17 years old. paul! paul! i promised i was not going to do it when i went to see "it was a hard day's night." i thought that's just so juvenile. of course i did. >> i loved paul. he was the best. donna who wor in our wardrobe department said in rehearsal paul mccartney just sat at the piano and just started playing yesterday fo everybody who was just sitting. just started playing. can you imagine s

. >> jimmy: i forgot to tell you i saw you the other day at paul mccartney's show. >> yeah. >> jimmy:ever. >> jimmy: i've never been to the apollo. have you ever been? >> i'm there most -- most nights. yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: have you ever performed? >> no, i never performed there. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> no, that was incredible. i mean, and it's like he doesn't age, first of all. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he sounds -- i mean -- and the band was incredible. >> jimmy: i just thought the ole night was just nuts. >> wow. >> jimmy: a lot of celebrities there. >> there were. there were. did you see keith richards and ron wood? >> jimmy: yeah. i was -- it was weird because >> did you talk to them? >> jimmy: no, no. i did -- but i don't know. >> you did? >> jimmy: they didn't talk back. [ laughter ] i talked to them. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and keith just went -- [ imitates keith richards ] [ mumbng ] [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- and like that, and then walked away from me. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and got security to pull me away from him. >> i was intimidated. >> jimmy: yeah. hey, i want t

. >> include talk show host opens, paul mccartney of beatles fame, merle haggard, jerry herman who composedello dolly, maim and. >> not just as americans but as human beings. ♪ you're lookin' swell, jerry. ♪ we with tell, jerry. >> a bay area favorites carol channing starred in hello dolly on broadway in the 1960s. the honorees will be brought december 28th. >> the weekend death of an infant in oakland being investigated as a homicide. >> a police chase in hayward ended in a serious collision sending the suspect and police officer to the hospital. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in san francisco. those people behind me say they want to witness history as the issue of same sex marriage goes before the 9th circuit court of appeals. >> the windy, wet weather delivers rain, snow and power outages to northern california. >> flights at sfo nearly an hour and flight departure delays out of washington and baltimore. our flight tracker waiting for you at abc7news.com. save $523! 16 minutes could save you 16%! come on... isn't it time an auto insurer gave it to you straight? that's why you should talk to