and i go well, there is only response i can give to paul mccartney, thank you, paul for enriching ourreatest music the sound track. >> good for you. >> if he wants tofu i will will shoot him tofu. >> ted, you don't have to shoot tofu. >> it's more fun if you do. >> rap, jay-z, huge. >> politically correct. this might offend my political connect. >> the rap thing has almost taken over the music industry and you say? >> have a nice day with that. but i come from the original soul brothers. james browns, the wilson pictures, sam and dave, bow dividely ♪ who do you love. these guys just reeked of american celebratory be as good as you can be and deliver the best music possible. that was the inspiration for all my fellow musicians even though this day. no get the rap thick because my son rocco does a spiritual rap or hip hop type thing ♪ i'll be fine alone. >> which i cringed at first but i also support my son in his own musical vision and his own musical dreams. i don't get that music. if i want funky and driving rhythms, i goal to james brown or this new guy bruno mars ♪ amazing love >>

and i go well, there is only response i can give to paul mccartney, thank you, paul for enriching ourund track. >> good for you. >> if he wants tofu i will will shoot him tofu. >> ted, you don't have to shoot tofu. >> it's more fun if you do. >> rap, jay-z, huge. >> politically correct. this might offend my political connect. >> the rap thing has almost taken over the music industry and you say? >> have a nice day with that. but i come from the original soul brothers. james browns, the wilson pictures, sam and dave, bow dividely ♪ who do you love. these guys just reeked of american celebratory be as good as you can be and deliver the best music possible. that was the inspiration for all my fellow musicians even though this day. no get the rap thick because my son rocco does a spiritual rap or hip hop type thing ♪ i'll be fine alone. >> which i cringed at first but i also support my son in his own musical vision and his own musical dreams. i don't get that music. if i want funky and driving rhythms, i goal to james brown or this new guy bruno mars ♪ amazing love >> i goal to earth, win

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 ed sullivan theater in new york to watch sunday's tribute on cbs. for the fab four who set off a fire storm on february 9th, 1964. the entertainers made 2 appearances on "the ed sullivan show." 173 million viewers watched the beatles steal american hearts on tv. steven green collect collected thousands of memorabilia. >> i don't think anybody, any musical band could get this type of attention. >> reporter: times may have

i fell in love with paul mccartney and still love him today. >> a record 73 million americans watchedl, george and ringo perform live on the "the ed sullivan show." their 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 colle

in the first two minutes i fell in love with paul mccartney and have been in love with him for 53 yearsllion americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live. the first 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.

in the first two minutes i nel in love with paul mccartney and have been in love with him for 53 yearsllion americans watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live on the "the ed sullivan show," the first 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 li

right. >> and he has introduced paul mccartney before at the brit awards. but he just lost it. going to be overcome by introducing ringo, oh, my goodness, what if he was introducing paul? i mean, it really is -- >> no, but he was saying the beatles. and that whole -- it's a whole thing for him. you know? >> jimmy: it's the b word for him. [ laughter ] zbl >> it's the equivalent of my f word. >> jimmy: your granddaughter is how old now? >> she's coming up 2. >> jimmy: is she saying the f word yet? >> no. because she hears it so much it's no big deal. [ laughter ] you know, when you hear it, it's like it's no biggie. >> jimmy: does she really -- do you guys curse in front of the baby? >> yes. [ laughter ] do you want me to say no? >> jimmy: no. whatever's true is fine. >> yes. like the cheerios ad. >> jimmy: will she be -- like if she goes to school when she's 5 and says it and the teacher calls up, like will jack be upset that this happened? >> he will be devastated. but i'd just tell the teacher to [ bleep ] off. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you know, we operated under th

i actually met paul mccartney a couple weeks ago. paul mccartney. ringo starr. john lennon.c. absolutely pathetic. george harrison. >> name the jackson five. name one of the jackson five. [laughter] stuart: michael. >> not michael. stuart: it is a parody. back after this. ♪ stuart: there have been headlines about this all weekend. the store uses the same logo, name and even the store layout. the workers are calling it a piece of art. let's bring in new york attorney. they are saying it is a parody. >> you have the fair use exception. you turn on your late-night tv at 1130. that is fine. hear what they do is they turn around and use the term don. dom makes it clear that it is a joke. the moment the real starbucks says this that a judge shoots them down. >> they are likely to prevail in the lawsuit. they are supposedly giving away the coffee which is what created the lines. that is so it is not a commercial year. sending enforcement letters threatening to sue and so forth. stuart: thank you very much, indeed. we will see you soon. more varney in a moment. ♪ dozens of tax free

great thing about bruno mars, a lot of artists, paul mccartney, i love paul, a lot of people are likethe who. so doesn't really relate to the mule tie generations. where somebody like bruno mars. my aunt in connecticut was like, you better be nice to bruno. i think he really is able to bridge young and old together. >> which is a problem the black-eyed peas didn't know who they were. >> you're scaring me. >> the interesting thing about the red hot chili peppers, what are they going to wear? take their shirts off? but it's one of those times when you look at america -- i think the halftime show represents what's popular in culture at this time. >> but what do you think they have to do? because victor said, there is a high bar after beyonce. what do they have to do to be the top tomorrow morning? >> well, i think if they just keep the lights on, that's good. we don't have all night to watch this football game tonight but i think bruno mars is one of those artists -- you remember him on "saturday night live," he can mimic other artists. you know he's dancing like michael jackson tonight.

in the first two minutes, i completely fell in love with paul mccartney and i have been in love with r 50 years today. >> a record number of millions watched john, paul, george and ringo perform live on the sullivan show. their 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

it was a >> reporter: ringo starr and sir paul mccartney reunited on stage reminding america of the historic on "the ed sullivan show" 50 years ago. america loved them back and still does. >> they came on and i felt like i was elevate off the floor. it with us just fantastic. >> reporter: some lucky fans lined up at the ed sullivan theater in new york to watch sund sunday's show. the mop top entertainers made two appearances on "the ed sullivan show." at the time more than 700 people were in the audience. another 73 million viewers watch the beatles steal american hearts on tv. steven green collects thousands of pieces of beatles memorabilia. >> i don't think anybody, any musical band could get this type of attention. >> reporter: times may have changed but beatlemania beats on. >> the beatles basically opened up everything music, culture, the fashion, and so i'm hoping that the young people of today can kind of embrace that. punishment for going after a fan. an all-american player's punishment for going after fan. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. new

. >> this is the place where paul mccartney met 17-year-old john lennon. >> reporter: for 7 years, jay johnson has been showing it to people. and without his city, the public would never know penny lane or strawberry fields. >> we say that it was liverpool that made the beatles, and not visa versa. >> reporter: but there's little doubt that the beatles changed the city profoundly. it's clear from when you step off the plane to when you check into a hotel, this is beatle's territory. they may have traveled, conquered america and changed the pop landscape forever, but in this hearty england town, they are firstly four local lads who made good. aljazeera, liverpool. >> the florida mansion where notorious gangster, al capone died, is back on sale. it's going for 8 and a half million dollars, even though the current owner bought it just 6 months ago for $7.4 million. thank you for watching, and stay tuned for aljazeera. plus many people are now convinced that twitter can help them make money in the stockmarket. we'll explain. i am ali velshi. this is "real money." this is "real money." you

. >> this is the place where paul mccartney met 17-year-old john lennon. >> reporter: for 17 years, he has been showing it to people. and without his city, the public would never know penny lane or strawberry field. >> we say that it was liverpool that made the beatles, and not visa versa. >> reporter: but there's little doubt that the beatles changed the city profoundly. it's clear from when you step off the plane to check into a hotel, this is beatle's territory. they have concord america and changed the music landscape forever, but in this hearty england town, they are firstly four local lads who made good. aljazeera, liverpool. >> the floor mansion where notorious gangster, al capone died, is back on sale. it's going february 8 and a half million dollars, even though the current owner bought it just 6 months ago for $7.2 million. it was bought a minute of the anhauser busch brewing company. iffy. >> they got to compete at the westminster dog show, but it was still a purebred that won the first round. at the master's agility championship, it beat out more than 200 other dogs, and th

. >> interesante que las 3 son de paul mccartney. >> es el favorito de los 4?e que ver la fusiÓn que dices tÚ pero lo que no tiene que entrar en mana como le pasÓ a los beatles son las mujeres por eso a mÓnica la tengo al margen. >> una gran diferencia entre new york one mÓnica d * tratamos que las esposas no influyan mucho en la banda porque es cuando empiezan las problemas empieza todo el deshacen hemos tenido muy buena suerte de tener esposas y mujeres muy con buen criterio para que no pase lo mismo que ellos. >> muchas gracias fer por estar con nosotros hoy. >> al contrario te felicito por que hagas un programa para los maestros que cambiaron la mÚsica en el mundo y la historia en la mÚsica. >> fer vocalista y compositor de mana muchas gracias. >> bye josÉ chao chao. >> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn muchas gracias por el privilegio si quieren hablar conmigo estoy a su disposiciÓn en twitter en facebook josÉ dÍaz-bal [♪]

includes all-star performances of beatles classics including appearances from the two living beatles paul mccartney and ringo starr. you can watch it sunday night at 8:00 right here on wusa9. >> me and top were trying to figure out we can remember the ed sullivan show, but not the beatles appearance. >> i do remember some appearance by elvis presley on some network. my father would not let my sisters watch it. >> he would have corrupted them. >> that's right. >> now he would be nothing. >> exactly. >> clothes on, everything. >>> 44 today, a very nice day, temperatures about average. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, temps falling but nothing crazy, 41 now, dew point about 20. so relatively dry air mass. we'll be well into the 20s and below freezing again tonight. satellite picture radar combined, a big storm and much needed storm out in the west. san francisco northward all the way into portland had some snow and is in going to be kind of a constant feed of moisture that will eventually effect us almost every other day with little systems. this is the first

>> signed by paul mccartney. liz: what sureyour favorite song, james?ildren would i rescue from the burning building? please. won't do. david: when they arrived here, three months after jfk died. it was the first moment i think that we had of joyous celebration after jfk's death. that had something to do with it too. thank you, james. >> thank you, geeks. liz: actress betty white and hip-hop daners and safety commercials. one airline going the extra mile to get passengers tanks, stripping down supermodels. we have details coming up. welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. how much money do you think you'lleed when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might las

[music] >> reporter: ringo star and paul mccartney reunited on stage.inding 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 people today can kind of embrace that and see exactly what they have done for the world. >> reporter: with tunes that will be remembered for generations. [music] >> reporter: back to you. ,,,,,,[ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, w

. >> at the age of 13, i thought paul mccartney is the best looking thing i have ever seen in my entiree, and i want to marry him. >> the beatles thought they would not make a lasting impact. 50 years on, it is still being out. .- still being felt >> great tunes. thanks for watching. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, union bank, and charles schwab. >> there's a saying around here -- you stand behind what you say . are here, you don't make excuses, you make amendments. and when you cannot live up to them, you own up and make it .ight some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most, but i know you will still find it when you know where to look. >> for nearly 150 years, we have believed a commercial bank owes its clients strength, stability, security, so we believe in keeping lending standards high, capital ratios high, credit ratings high. .ompanies

the biggest highlight was when paul mccartney and ringo starr reunited on stage which proves 50 yearsith a little help from my friends ♪ >> reporter: it was with a little help of friends that paul mccartney anand ringo starr changed america. an all-star lineup including maroon 5 paid tribute to that night in 1964. ♪ all my lovin' >> reporter: and with a visit to the ed sullivan theater. >> i just remember being on the station. >> reporter: rinne go and mccartney step back in time. >> reporter: >> the memory i have, it was four times bigger than this, you know what i mean. it was like there was thousands of them. >> reporter: as the duo sat front and center, some of today's top artists took the stage. ♪ here comes the sun >> reporter: crooning beatles classics from throughout the year. ♪ words of wisdom let it be ♪ >> reporter: but the crowd er t erupted when 73-year-old ringo did what he does best, and no one could resist a full-blown si sing-a-long. ♪ we all live in a yellow submarine ♪ >> reporter: and then it was paul mccartney's turn. ♪ you say it's your birthday >> reporter: the

>> yeah, and he said to paul mccartney, "are you the pretty one?e not as pretty as me." >> reporter: harry benson would go on to take portraits of presidents, document the civil rights struggle, and be standing feet from bobby kennedy when he was assassinated. but 50 years later, considering his life's work, these pictures are still second to none. >> i'm quite proud of them. i got myself in a position to take good photographs. >> reporter: and you stayed hired at the "daily express." >> kept my job. >> reporter: and anyone who wants to know what it looks like when the world changes is thankful he did. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: cbs news will mark the beatles' anniversary with an interactive multimedia event streamed live from the ed sullivan theater, sunday evening at 6:30 eastern time on cbsnews.com. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all accused of false advertisin good evening, i'm elizabet >>> now at 6:00, the state's health insurance exchange accused of false advertising. i am elizabeth coo

. >> and i have paul mccartney's autograph. i got it when he was filming the say say say video with michael jackson. the art gallery will have all of the things beatles for the rest of the year. tomorrow night, don't miss the beatles special right here on kpix5 at 8:00. >> that will be a good show. >>> all right, here is another good show. a san francisco mutt was one of the top winners at the very exclusive westminster dog show. for the first time ever, mixed breed dogs were allowed to compete in the energy trials. today, rue took top honors in the all american categoriment he was one of four runners up for the over all agility prize. >>> all right, back to the weather. we have balmy conditions as far as temperatures are concerned. the rain is coming down over much of the bay area. you can see it unwinding over point reyes and streaming through the counties. we are beginning to see heavier cells picked up at the north end of 680. so we look for rain to increase overnight. it hasn't made it to much of the east bay or the south

. >> did i mention to you that you interviewed paul mccartney once? you did. >> about 15 times. [ laughter ] >>> hi-def doppler radar, most of the action is shifted north in northern marin and sonoma counties and heading over into solano county. elsewhere cloudy skies. light rain though reported at oakland airport. up in santa rosa and also in napa. aside from that we get a break until after midnight tonight as we look live down at the embarcadero. the numbers are mostly on the mild side because this is not a powerful cold air punch that comes from the gulf of alaska. this instead is coming in a long stream that stretches back to north of the hawaiian islands. look at that brilliant cloud. this is what hits us tomorrow. looks like it's headed into northern california and it will head there but then a wave developments in the atmosphere. a little low pressure system will drive it south tomorrow so everybody gets good rain tomorrow night at this time. on the futurecast, a half foot of snow in the north -- a half foot of rain in the north bay and one to

and he said to paul mccartney, oh, you're the pretty one, but you're not as pretty as me. >> reporter portraits of presidents, document the civil rights struggle, and be standing feet from bobby kennedy when he was assassinated, but 50 years later, considering his life's work, these pictures are still second to none. >> honestly i'm quite proud of them. i got myself in a position to take good photographs. >> and you stayed hired at the "daily express." >> kept my job. >> reporter: and anyone who wants to know what it looks like when the world changes is thankful he did. for "cbs this morning," i'm jim axelrod in new york. >>> now, cbs news will mark the beatles anniversary with an interactive multi-media event from the ed sullivan theater sunday at 6:30 eastern time on c cbsnews.com. the ed sullivan center is where late show david letterman is recorded. all week he's paid tribute to the beatles and last night sting and ivy le vaughn played one of the beatles greatest hits, "baby you can drive my car" ♪ baby, you can drive my car you can drive my car. ♪ eerios and we'll give you one fr

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 ed sullivan theater in new york to watch sunday's tribute on cbs. for the fab four who set off a fire storm on february 9th, 1964. the entertainers made 2 appearances on "the ed sullivan show." 173 million viewers watched the beatles steal american hearts on tv. steven green collect collected thousands of memorabilia. >> i don't think anybody, any musical band could get this type of attention. >> reporter: times may have changed, but beatle mania beats on. >> the beatles basically opened everything, music, culture, the fashion, and so i'm hoping that the young people of today can kind of embrace that and see exactly what the beatles have done for the world. >> reporter: with tunes that will be remembered for generations. >> [ music ]. >> reporter: cbs news, new york. >> watching the olympics, watching that. >>> now nik wallenda has done h

ringo and paul mccartney, the two surviving beatles, rarely play together, but they reunited for a concertn cbs this sunday to mark those 50 years. >> that does mean a lot, that we're still out there doing what we love to do, and that's play. and it gives me an opportunity to play with paul. ♪ there are places i remember >> reporter: who knew 50 years ago how much it would mean just to see two beatles come together again. anthony mason -- >> cbs news. >> -- cbs news, los angeles. >> and that special anthony mason mentioned is called "the beatles:the night that changed america. fwramy salute." you can see it right here on sunday night at 8:00 p.m. central time on cbs. he tapes his show in the ed sullivan theater and he taped the marquis. this is how it looked the night the beatles played in 1964. in case you were wondering, georgia brown was a broadway star and tessie o'shea was a singer from england. >>> and last night the flaming lips and john lennon's son sean continued leno's week-long tribute to the beatles. they performed "lucy in the sky with diamonds." ♪ lucy in the sky with diamond

that is vince standing right next to paul mccartney. >> and they put this ugly wig on my head and thenthis guitar around me. >> reporter: that would be george harrison's guitar. >> by the way, he says try not to drop it. i said, okay. >> reporter: you looked a little awkward. >> but i was awkward, you know. >> reporter: and when the beatles actually started to rehearse he said it got even more awkward. >> what did you do when they were singing? >> i just stood there, like a statue. >> reporter: what were thinking of? i mean here is the hottest thing going in the time and you get to go and-- >> i had heart. i mean, it was like, you know, kind of like guys in the band were going, oh, my god, they are lucky if they last a year. they are a one hit wonder. >> i think you understand. >> reporter: george, of course, made it for the big performance that night, and vince's long since changed his mind about the music and the moment that changed his life too. >> i know it. it is always going to be a highlight. 50 years later i am talking about it. >> reporter: so much for his 15 minutes of game.

tune in sunday at 8:00 and watch a grammy salute to the beatles and reunion with sir paul mccartney andgo starr. >>> a cell phone theft epidemic. how the bay area may lead the way to a simple solution. ,, bulldog: bulldog: mattress discounters presidents day sale ending? get a queen-size sealy gel memory foam mattress for just $497! and get four years interest-free financing on the entire tempur-pedic cloud collection. ♪ mattress discounters yesterday, covered californ shut down a major portion os website. on the consumer >>> we were the first to report to you yesterday "covered california" should down a major portion of the website. kpix 5 consumerwatch reporter julie watts has more on the investigation into doctor shortages. >> reporter: "covered california" was accused of false advertising when doctors on the website weren't accepting "covered california" insurance. the agency said the mistakes were due to inaccurate lists provided by the insurers and its only option was to remove the doctor search feature and point consumers to the insurers' websites. there are still inaccuracies on

. >> this is the place where 15-yd paul mccartney first met 17-year-old john lennon. >> reporter: forears jay johnson has been porudly showing his city and the beatles connection to his visi visitorst says without his city the world would never have known pits like pen elaine or strawberry fields. >> we have a saying here in laver pool that was it was little pool that made the beat examples not vice versa. >> reporter: there is little doubt the band changed this city profoundly. it's clear from the moment you step off the plane to which you check in to a hotel, this is beatles territory. they may have traveled far and wide, concurred america and changed the pop music landscape forever, but in this hearty northern england town they are firstly four local lads who made good. phil, al jazerra, liverpool. >>> as always thanks so much for watching al jazerra america, i am morgan radford. "listening post" is coming up next. remember for news up dates throughouted day you can head over to aljazerra.com. >>> hello. you are at the "listening post." this week, it's a war on terror. you are eith

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

ringo and paul mccartney, the two surviving beatles, rarely play together.ited for a concert to be broadcast on cbs this sunday to mark those 50 years. >> it does mean a lot that we're still out there doing what we love to do, and that's play, and it gives me the opportunity to play with paul. ♪ there are places i remember >> reporter: who knew 50 years ago how much it would mean just to see two beatles come together to again. ♪ some have gone and some remain ♪. >> anthony mason. >> cbs news. >> cbs news, los angeles. >> cut! >> pelley: you can see ringo and paul together again on that special that anthony mentioned. "the beatles, the night that changed america, a grammy salute." that's this sunday night at 8:00, 7:00 central, right here on cbs. and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> mrs. linda marie macdonald is your realtime captioner. >>> smacked by storm one as the second more powerful system makes a be

paul mccartney and rico taking the stage to close out the concert. pulled in 74 million viewers.nation, michael sam had a special -- special announcement this weekend. >> i am not afraid to tell the world who i am. i am michael sam. i am a college graduate. i am are in -- i am african american, and i am gay. >> that is big news. more and more athletes coming out. he could become the first openly gay athlete. the question, how will this affect his chances on draft day? heone scout already said might not get drafted at all now . >> now? was he a player who was a real contender? >> he was projected as a nerd or fourth-round pick. some general managers say he was an overrated layer. if they are right and he was a fifth round pick, is he now worth the trouble and headache of this green tea and attention? >> trouble, headache and currency? i am not accepting that. like you do not have to. you are not in the locker room every sunday. this is about winning, that is it. anything that takes away from the focus of two you know your playbook, showing up on time, anything that gets in the way

and what is truly more valuable than my paul mccartney album, my wife was not happy when i told her howspent for this. this is even better. and the recording label, this is an acetate test pressing of the song called tomorrow never knows, it appeared on the album revolver but this version of its is twice the length of the release one. i checked my other existing copies of this song, outtake sessions and as far as i know right now yours truly is the only person in the world who owns this piece of wax of the beatles performing this song. adam: i am blown away because i worked in the washington bureau and never saw your -- how much is that acetate in your hand worth and tell us about your work? when is the coming out? >> i paid $2,500 for this. it was a difficult few moments with my wife, but its value is much greater than that. i have been working my whole life, i named my son is after the beatles but for the past few years, talking about the beatles, paul mccartney for half an hour, i can't tell you when it will be out, my sense need to grow up a bit before working on saturdays but i wil

. >> this is the place where paul mccartney first met 1 17-year-old john le len lennnon. >> it was liverpool made the beatles, and not vice versa. >> it's clear the moment you step off the plane to when you check into a hotel, this is beatles territory. >> they may have traveled far and wide, cor coming conquered . phil ledder, al jazeera, liverpool. >>> the dow jones posted it's best week, janet yellen's testimony before congress tomorrow. >>> consumers are paying a little bit less, according to the lundberg survey, the average price for a gallon of gas is $3.29. the cheapest gas will be found in montana, there a gallon of gas can sells for $2.99 a gallon, or as we like to say, $3 a gallon. i'm del walters. you can check out news by just going to aljazeera.com. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we're following for you. president obama is set to meet with francois hollande. >>> and the first openly gay player in the nfl. >>> corruption case of former new orleans mayor ray nagin.

. >> paul mccartney's daughter. >> i love getting interviewed by somebody who knows what it is like.is so selfish. it's unfair. >> you agree? >> i agree with this one. >> my point is this, if people show that they have some ability, once they have received some benefits then in general the public is really perfectly prepared to accept it. >> i am not fine with those two women. thank you adam bellow. >> what happens when government tries to back on special trifl ledges. some who have grown accustomed to the handsouts riot. >> in one case entitled dairy farmers spilled truckloads of milk on the ground. [ male announcer ] frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky... not chalky. temporary... 24 hour. lots of tablets... one pill. you decide. prevent acid with prevacid 24hr. [ male announcer ] to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of making an unbeable truck, good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year. ♪ and first ever back-to-back champion. guts. glory. ram. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage

this red jacket owns by paul mccartney. >> you are buying an artifact from a profit and in some ways it is kind of like that, this is the real thing, it is not synthesize, this is the real mccoy or the real mccartney. >> the collector also bought vintage beetle's magazine. >> there is going to be a lot of people hearing those words and thinking, wow. >> hey, i have the complete set of beetles' album. >> that's valuable. >> it is important. >> [ laughter ] >> how much can i get for that? >> people hearing that they're going to say omg -- i wish that i am linda. >> this collection will stay right here with me, thank you. >> we all have memories, if nothing else, we have the music and thank god that the music is still there. >> in san francisco, linda yee kpix 5. >> tonight don't miss the beetles' special right here at kpix 5, at 8:00. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back i am mark kelly live, here we are at the intersection at 12 and 121 in the shell vista area, fire station, and the water we have been here for the last hour and a half it is coming up. and it is coming up fast, we had

spoke with a woman from pennsylvania who said that that was the evening she fell in love with paul mccartneyey say they never plimagined e impact that it would have on them. they didn't know it would be as big. what is fascinating is the music lives on for generations. i spoke with a 14-year-old fan who encountered the beatles on youtube, downloaded 80 songs and considered them to be the greatest band of all times. >> you're kidding, 80 songs. how was he introduced to them? >> social media. they are on youtube. they hear a song, go through all of them. his mum stopped me and said "i need to introduce you to my son, he is the biggest fan, you need to talk to him." >> i love it. the music lives on. kilmeny duchardt live at the the ed sullivan theatre tonight. >> thank you so much. >> that is the show. thank you for being with us. i'm jonathan betz, i'll be back at 11:00 pm eastern with more news, but headlines after this short break. >> this is al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york with the headlines. >> millions of meat packages have been recalled. it's the largest recall of meat

it was just how it was. >> ringo and paul mccartney the two surviving members of the beatles had a rare >> people are like you, though you are playing together? we're good pals so just that we don't play together. >> were you looking forward to the anniversary in any way? >> well it's got its own momentum. no. we didn't really like plan it. i was not, like at 50 we have to do something. ♪ >> i don't get the sense with you that this is something that means a lot. >> yeah, it does mean a lot. >> it does? >> it does mean a lot that we are still out there doing what we love to do and playing, and it gives me an opportunity to play with paul. >> to give you an idea the force with which the beatles hit in 1964 that year they put 19 songs in the top 40 and six of them went to number one. >> i love watching them back then because they looked so happy onstage. all of them looked so happy. >> didn't last that long. >> how long did it last? >> the beatles entire life span? >> yeah. >> the peak from '64 in the united states they were done by 1970. that was not even the best of the beatles, the best

a special last night saw the surviving beatles, paul mccartney and ringo starr re- unite. it was a big night but we don't get to see that. >> not shown here. but seems like it might be an important. >> let's take a look at our day. - 9 degrees in romeoville. beecher currently reading a - 9. -21 in union. in willamette week of a temperature of 0. that number will go down below zero shortly. - 8 is the current wind. lane tech it's currently trading at three degrees. when chilled -10. an advisory is in effect until 11:00 a.m.. there will be another one tonight as to find the windshield quite low. the alleged ring are composite shows if you want to stay dry, no snow coming today or tomorrow. we have high pressure. sunshine but only up to eight degrees of by 5:00. windshield still below zero. today's high is 10. we go down to - 5. tuesday with a 12 degrees. bear in mind, typical high is 34. we're not close but thursday we will have the potential for rain and snow. high reaching 32. >> with a few updates on water main breaks and a train accident we're watching in oak lawn. many

. >> this is the place where paul mccartney met 17-year-old john lennon. >> reporter: for 7 years, he has been showing it to people. and without his city, the public would never know penny lane or strawberry fields. >> we say that it was liverpool that made the beatles, and not visa versa. >> reporter: but there's little doubt that the beatles changed the city profoundly. it's clear from when you step off the plane to when you check into a hotel, this is beatle's territory. they may have conquered america and changed the music landscape forever, but in this hearty england town, they are firstly four local lads who made good. aljazeera, liverpool. >> you're watching aljazeera america. more news at the top of the hour. i'm morgan radford. and for more, head to aljazeera.com. >> welcome to aljazeera, and i'm morgan radford. a california meat company recalling diseased meat. and in kabul, uncovering the lebron james that the taliban used. >>> u.n. aid workers vowing to evacuate 600 people from homes, despite attacks on their