bruce springstene, paul mccartney and the rolling stones led the way./12 concert raised money and a year later harvey is releasing a behind the scenes documentary. let's take a look. >> every single person on my ipod and every single person i loved, it's just like everyone coming together and just like putting on the best show they can possibly put on. it's a crazy night. it's something i'll never forget. >> harvey is back with me and john sikes joins us. what a night. incredible show. what was it like to be behind the scenes with legends? >> what is great is harvey and i were running around doing 50 other things and the cameras were capturing everything else. what you did see was these artists getting together, the biggest artist who headline the garden by themselves lined up working together, no egos, nothing, just basically to put on a great show, and to see them come together back stage was something that you never see as a viewer or as a fan in the audience and when harvey and i and jim who produced it saw the footage, you got to show people what w

. ♪ [ music ] >> some rare footage of the beatles, and hopes of a paul mccartney farewell concert, asolition day for the stick draws near. >>> a protest at the court becomes confrontational. the arrest and regulations that have truckers fired up. >> and a reminder that you >>> heated exchanges at the port of oakland today. the truck drivers are upset over new state air pollution regulations that take effect january 1. trucks will be required to use knewer diesel engines which can cost up to $50,000. >> we want them to come too often. probably 800, 600, something over there, families from oakland to have help. >> drivers want the new regulations postponedment the port says drivers have had almost three years to comply with the clean air requirement. on this busy travel day, passengers arriving at oakland airport were greeted by protesters. >> food workers who staged a rally, focusing attention on an ongoing labor dispute. a spokesperson for the union unites here says most of the workers make less than $13 an hour. they say their employer, host international wants to slash pension plans

. ♪ [ music ] >> some rare footage of the beatles, and hopes of a paul mccartney farewell concert, asolition day for the stick draws near. >>> a protest at the court becomes confrontational. the arrest and regulations that have truckers fired up. >> and a reminder that you can get ktvu news to go. click on the live icon and watch all of our newscasts live right there on your mobile device. store. ♪ ♪ getting presents and so much more. ♪ ♪ that's my holiday, ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ buy today, come back for more. ♪ ♪ save next time you shop in store. ♪ ♪ that's my kind of holiday. ♪ it's black friday ♪ we're shopping deals ♪ in little black dresses ♪ cute hair and heels. ♪ let's go! ♪ that's my kind of holiday. >>> heated exchanges at the port of oakland today. the truck drivers are upset over new state air pollution regulations that take effect january 1. trucks will be required to use knewer diesel engines which can cost up to $50,000. >> we want them to come too often. probably 800, 600, something over there, families from oakland to have help. >> drivers want the new regulati

. >> the concert made an enough of an impression that paul mccartney offered to do one more before the stadium is torn down. >>> emergency crews come to the rescue after a car plunged off a steep cliff. we also had some breaking news and we just arrived to an early morning shooting. >>> covering traffic for you giving sal the day off, you can see look at the east shore freeway and we are moving along as well. >>> and a weather system offshore is producing quite a few clouds and we will let you know when the clouds move out of town and we will have the timeline for some major cooling next week. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll never wear. ohh. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for two years with qual

let's join lennon george harrison paul mccartney and rigorous. it's an old song but the disobedience of the beatles' version of buddy holly's words of love is new directed by the man behind many of the quran as any of it is it's just been released to mark the torch of a compilation of life bbc recordings by the fab four these. it makes is that it's fitted with modern computer graphics creating a unique backdrop for this previously unreleased sound. the follow up to the fast line but the bbc collection released in twenty years ago by the bbc volume two beaches sixty three recordings made in the air in the mid nineteen sixties. it includes different batches of six rarities such as this popping nineteen sixty three cup for plants of love recorded a year before the beatles coffee for a record. all the dancing concrete tiles i got a woman reaches the sale and some berries memphis tennessee. he will love beatles classics also make up the caps about five weeks when number one hits as well as of the favorites such as ice or the stunning events with thems

. >>> singer paul mccartney is joining the fight of 30 activists of greenpeace who have been held byrussia since september when they scaled an oil rig in arctic. >>> the victim, lee rigby, an afghan war victim was killed in broad daylight not far from his barracks. they were caught on camera bragging about the killing. >> reporter: thithis is not whye florida student came to london, but he openly drank a beer in a largely muslim area. he will be maimed for life. patrols keep muslim law in this area. banning drinking, gambling, homosexuals or women dressed inappropriately. officials have tried to halt the patrols. they say they offer a solution to the vices of the west. >> this is something clearly democracy can't solve. sharia is the solution for mankind. >> reporter: many disagree, some violently. a rise of nationalist movements is attributed to groups push forgive islamic law. the killing of british soldier lee rigby only raised tension. >> in their minds they're dreaming. of an islamic fate. they will fail because wider british society knows all about this and simply will not let

ar paul mccartney made personal appeal to the russian president to release a group of greenpeace activist. 28 protesters and two journalists are in prison awaiting trial following a protest against oil drilling in the russian arctic in september. support mccartney was once given a tour of the kremlin by vladimir putin. the world anti-doping agency has unanimously passed design to better punish and deter hoping sheets. approvedode has been at a meeting in johannesburg friday and it will take effect monday 15. let's take a look -- take effect 2015. automatic four-year ban. some suggested lifespan but it was advised it might be challenged in the courts. agencies and sports federations will have greater powers to investigate under the new code. and the world anti-doping agency will be able to punish countries that are not doing enough to stop doping. alex is in johannesburg. >> in the convention center -- they applauded the new plan to catch drug cheats. it was passed unanimously. no one is saying it is perfect. and while it is had tricks, there are feelings it will make a more effective orga

ronald reagan was president and the number one song in the country was "say, say, say" by paul mccartney and michael jackson. while her friends celebrated the new year that january 1 morning, 43-year-old rachel cox stayed home at her congress heights apartment. it was there she would become the district's first murder victim of the year. her body was found at 6:29 a.m. she'd been sexually assaulted and stabbed to death. the detail of the crime were first told by channel 9 legendary reporter mike buchanan. >> she'd been stabbed several times. her hands were tied, her nightgown soaked in blood. >> reporter: it was a murder that had detectives even back then perplexed. >> like the movies as you say. it will take us longer than an hour to solve the case. these things just take time. >> reporter: little did they know it would be 29 years. tuesday night d.c. police announced the arrest of the man they believe killed mrs. cox. >> joe anthony barber was arrested this morning at about 4:50 a.m. in woodbridge, virginia. >> reporter: the 55-year-old had been in prison from 1985 to 2004 on a convict

among the alleged victims, angelina jolie, hugh grant, paul mccartney, britain's prime minister.rdered teenager girl. one story was about prince harry written by reporters who listened to a cell phone message he left for a friend. the story claimed he'd broken the rules during his 2005 military training by asking for help while studying for a test. i need a write an essay quickly, harry supposedly said. i need some info. but it was how murdoch's tabloids got information which became the scandal. his editors so thirsty for sensational stories it landed them in court. kier simmons, nbc news, london. >>> we're back in a moment with the late night punchline that turned out to be truer than anyone knew. w.sti know daddy. [ dad ] oh boy, fasten your seatbelts everybody. [ mixer whirring ] bounty select-a-size. it's the smaller powerful sheet, that acts like a big sheet. look! one select-a-size sheet of bounty is 50% more absorbent than a full size sheet of the leading ordinary brand. [ humming ] [ dad ] use less with the small but powerful picker upper. bounty select-a-size. and try bo

i was always obsessed with guys like paul mccartney and sting that could play any instrument those type of first shows as like a little guitar everything you know lute mandolin lute hardest hit are in the w w e . seamus like i would kick the crap out of you but in a good way person you've been mostly excited to meet in your career. james hetfield ozzy osborne and wayne gretzky they are just so when was weak favorite band the. beatles or metallica wrestling mentor patterson the behind the scenes guy in the dead of the best fan gift given to you. a car. a car a day when you know i own today would dealership gave or chant when performing if i'm a good guy why t.j. if i'm a bad guy jericho sucks if you are in a wrestler a singer actor what would you be a full time dreamer. drama or action. comedy. hockey football basketball hockey figures yeah canadian e a favorite feud in wrestling. shawn michaels two thousand and eight for the rock in two thousand and one thank you man you to banks larry was a blast jericho i want to thank my guests the multi-talented jane and chris sharon go and make sur

presidency into his busy schedule of going on vacation, listening to george lopez, swaying to paul mccartneyops, playing golf. is he ever working? >> is he ever working? the president obama takes too much vacation thing was not just the right-wing fringe and fox news, it really became a mainstream republican critique. >> his idea of a hand-on approach to the economy is getting a grip on his golf club. he's going off for 17 days in hawaii. he'll be playing a lot of golf. >> hawaii. can you believe that guy? why would anybody go there? republicans have been incredulous, outraged every time president obama and his family have gone on vacation. from the very, very beginning of his presidency. in the second year of his presidency. being mad again at the time, about him going to martha's vineyard. what was never really noted in all of that fume and outrage was that, this -- is how much time president obama had taken at that point in his presidency. compared to his predecessor, george w. bush. vacation time. doesn't matter. obama is lazy. that guy never works. you know what president obama does he

several western leaders and paul mccartney have asked russian leaders to release these activists. >>nally you stay classy emerson college. emerson anew jerseyed it will host after will farrellen campus in two weeks and help him provide "anchorman 2". farrell will hold a news conference and give a speech an perhaps talk about his movie. and he will do this all in his character. students can final women can hold positions of authority. emerson's president says farrell understands the power of media and his character burgundy is kind of a big deal. >> don'ty as ron burgundy would say, do not act as if you are impressed. >> i won't. that should be a lot of fun. david appreciate it, that is good stuff. thank you. >> next on al america the latest mars mission. >> and it was the latest game in the n.f.l. and it could return the road to the super bowl, next. the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story next only on al jazeera america >> nasa's newest explorer is on the way to mars. it's known as mave net. n blasted off from the kennedy space center hoursininghours ago. >> julia the price-t

dagen: which was more money i believe than getting to sit down with bill clinton or paul mccartney. > people want access to people. the head of apple is an interesting person and the black robe to meet in. dagen: how hard is it to come up with the auction items? that is part of generating business, making sure you have interesting things to auction off. how much time and effort is focused on that? >> great question. the name of the company is charity buzz and we try to create buzz for charity to be relevant and come up with new experiences, we feel good business to do good and part of it is come up with new and interesting items. we look at what is in the news and people want to make memories this holiday season if they meet people who are interesting to them, great opportunity to support their charities. and we watch tv and watch what is new out there and create new experiences to benefit over 2,000 charities around the world. dagen: help is demand for those bidding for these auction items? do you see decision strengthened demand you did a year ago? >> request in. we find out as char

do you believe paul mccartney died in a car crash and secretly replaced by a lookalike so the beatles he was killed. not sure 14%. that means 19% do not believe, 80%. is mccartney alien person nobody else could be in the beatles except those four. i do think jerry and the pacemakers were here to inhabit dick cheney's heart ♪ how do you do what do you to me >> i think it was freddie and the dreamers. >> i don't, what's up. >> >> final question, do you believe that shape shifting reptilian people control our world by taking on human form and gaining political power to manipulate our societies or not? >> i love that or not. so, 4% do believe there are shaped shifting reptilian people and 7% aren't sure. 11% of the american population. think there reptiles influencing our lives. [ laughter ] are you surprised there are this many crazy people in the world? >> billy, come on. there are days i watch the news i don't leave my house. this is just a skim on the surface, baby. it's nutsville out from. you know that. >> how many of are you going to spot me on a one-on-one game. >> game to 11? i w

as paul mccartney told bbc, if anyone was the fifth beatle, it was brian. tiwary, author of the fifth beatle. tell us how brian created them as a band and a brand. >> he discovered when they were relatively unknown liverpool group playing small clubs. he saw in the beatles a group that had a great message of love, as cheesy as that is to say, to spread in the world. he also saw in the group a band if presented properly could appeal to everyone, girls, boys, young people, cross-generational. >> you have a book with beautiful imagery. a lot of people love graphic novels, some don't know why someone would choose to tell the story this way. brian as someone who narrated knew they had to have a certain look. >> he came up with the suits, haircuts, imaged the band, found a way to present them so the world could embrace them. he knew their message would be universal if it was presented in such a way everybody could hear it. that's what he did for the band. >> in terms of the graphic medium, the way to tell not only the facts but poetry behind it. apart from being

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i was always possessed with guys like paul mccartney and sting that could play any instrument those type of first shows they would get everything you know lute mandolin lute hardest hit are in the w w e. seamus like i would kick the crap out of you but in a good way person you've been mostly excited to meet in your career james hetfield ozzy osborne and wayne gretzky they are just so when was we favorite band the. beatles or metallica wrestling mentor. pat patterson the behind the scenes guy in the desert of the best fan gift given to you. a car. caught a daewoo yeah well you know i own today would dealership gave her chant when performing if i'm a good guy why t.j. i'm a bad guy jericho sucks if you were in a wrestler a singer actor what would you be a full time dreamer. leave drama or action. comedy. hockey football or basketball hockey figures yet canadian e a favorite feud in wrestling. michaels two thousand and eight or the rock in two thousand and one thank you man you to banks larry was a plus chris jericho i want to thank my guest the multi-talented taylor chris jericho and make

it was inspired not by ringo star and john lennon or paul mccartney or but rather by metamorphosis.as asked about it many years later he described it to an interviewer with typical modesty and wry wit as an active etymological self defamation. you got it. although this evening we celebrate edgars fiction and his stories you should know that he went to kenyan college where he measured -- majored in philosophy and studied with the poet and new critic. this experience has not been lost on edgar. don't take my word for it, but do read the essay he wrote for the nation called the citizen reads the constitution in which he considers his countries fundamental document as a critic would a literary texts. in this case, what he calls the sacred text of secular humanism, the constitution being the secular text of constitutional humanism. i don't know what if anything can edgar will have to say this evening but i want to share with you the fact that some years ago when he was asked if he would introduce, when i was asked just as i want to say to you some years ago when he was asked by george pl

it was inspired not by ringto starr or john lennon or paul mccartney or but rather by kafka's metamorphosisit many years later, he described it to an interviewer with typical modesty and ride wit is an active etymological self defamation, etymological self decimation -- self defamation, the beetle, kafka, he you got it. although this evening we celebrate edgars stories and plays you should know that he went to a kenyan college where he majored in philosophy and studied with the poet and new critic. this experience has not been lost on edgar. don't take my word for it but do read the essay he wrote for the nation called a citizen reads the constitution in which he considers this country's fundamental document as a critic would a literary test. in this case what he calls the sacred text of secular humanism, the constitution being the sacred texts of secular humanism, a people's texts. i don't know what if anything agarwal have to say this evening but i want to share with you the fact that some years ago, when he was asked if he would introduce, when i was asked i want to say to you that some

it's going to people like paul mccartney and bruce springsteen and james taylor.it's a recognition and acknowledge. it's like telling me that you achieved something you wanted to achieve. i had an influence on people in some way and i had an influence on the world through environmental work. not enough yet. we don't have the bill passed. it's a recognition of something that i guess i already know that i had this impact on people, but it's nice that people come and say yes, you have. >> you get the prize from the president of the united states and now the music here. what a year for you. >> it's a great year. i'm here in town to participate in alicia keys's ball for keep the child alive.org that brings medicine to children who have hiv and aids in africa and india. what a great cause. i rehearsed with her yesterday. she is like my musical granddaughter. she is so talented and she put the songs together. she said i want you to sing girl on mire with me. i'm practicing the high notes. she brings me in with my song and blends the two. she is phenomenal. >> she said pu

. >> thank you very much, paul sheer from s&p, and say tuned because we have an excite iing entry coming up. and in one hour's time, we'll talk to garth mccartney on the ipo trends in europe. >> carolyn, looking forward to that. right now, it's time to catch where the markets are. we are ten minutes into the trading day. decliners currently outpacing advancers on the dow jones stoxx 600 by a ratio of 8 to 2. we're also at the session low. the ftse yesterday fairly flat, just off 1.5 points. we have the employment report to come as well as the bank of england. right now, the ftse, as we move it on -- that you can very much. cac 40 down 0.4 % as well as the xetra dax. keep our eyes on treasury yields. we're at 2.78% yesterday. we just dipped down during the session today, so coming back, yielding 2.75% which is pretty much where we closed friday's session, as well. gilt yields will, of course, be in focus as we go through the morning. we saw a sharp fall off in sterling post that lower print of inflation. that inflation print, 2.2%, the annual rate. lower than the 2.5% we were expecting. sterling down 1.5854. today we're just above it, just below