>> michael finney on the long, winding road to the paul mccartney concert and tries to get back their money. >> my house is gone. my neighbor's house is gone. people across street from us, their house is gone. >> there is a massive fire burning in el dorado county the fire shows no signs of slowing down. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we'll get back to ta story in just a moment. new calls to help americans stranded in cabo for several nights. the hurricane struck sunday evening the next morning six of seven resorts were flooded and there was mud and muck the family had to wade through at the hotel. most of the staff, gone. outside of the resort were armed looters the couple with two sons, ages 1 and 3 had no electricy and very little food or water the mexican military got them out on wednesday. they arrived at sfo today. >> after getting home and being able to step back and look at what we went through, it's horrific. >> the couple told us canadians at the same hotel were rescued by their government. they want to know where their government was. he says eric stallwall received dozen

your lives are in our hands. >>> paul mccartney thrilled thousands of fans at candle stick park last month but 2000 ticket holders never got in because of a nasty traffic snarl around the ballpark. >> instead of seeing the send off by the legendary sir paul, they were stuck in gridlock for hours. >> yes. no bathrooms no way out. and now they're turning to michael finney for help. >> it was a magical night as paul mccartney crooned popular songs in a final salute to the old ballpark. outside, it was more like a nightmare. >> we were shocked when we saw the traffic. >> there was no place to go. >> we moved 20 feet in two hours. >> these are just a few of the fans who flooded my office with stories of heart break. >> it's a dream, then, all of a sudden a nightmare. >> hours before, traffic came to a stand still with nowhere to park. >> just trying to be patient thought we'll get there. we'll get there. >> time kept moving but cars did not. >> there weren't fights breaking out after 9:00, i realized it was hopeless. >> the concert began without them, strains of familiar songs floating ov

paul mccartney, riding a hit for half a century. some of the biggest musical stars around are paying tribute to him with a cd project called "the art of paul mccartney." who's who of rock and pop, performing songs he wrote. >> bob dylan, things we said today from hard days night. kiss does venus and mars rock show. a wings tribute. billy joel sings maybe i'm amazed from paul's first post-beatles album. smoky robinson adding soul to so that from 1983. 34 cuts on the cd. deluxe version. eight more. one of paul's former pre deucers, dreamed up the project. working on it for 11 years. the art of paul mccartney come out on november 18th. download that one. >> put that on the list. u2 one of the biggest rock band on the planet. this morning showing up basically everywhere. >> started with a performance at apple's big product. take a listen. ♪ chancing out a dream before it disappears ♪ ♪ aching to be some where new ♪ your voice was all i had >> that performance took place at apple's product reveal." "the miracle of joey ramon," what you h

the art of paul mccartney come out on november 18th.t on the list. >>> u2 one of the biggest rock bands on the planet. this morning showing up basically everywhere. >> started with a performance at apple's big product. take a listen. ♪ chancing out a dream before it disappears ♪ ♪ aching to be somewhere new ♪ your voice was all i had >> that performance took place at apple's product reveal." a single called "the miracle of joey ramon," what you heard. u2, big product reveal, dropping an 11 track album for free on itunes for subscribers. that's half a billion people in 119 countries. >> of course, apple did pay them undisclosed amount for the "songs of innocence." in seconds became the biggest album release of all time. favorite u2? "beautiful day." basically go down the list of any hot song you turn on. ♪ did i ask too much more than enough ♪ ♪ so covergirl and olay invented facelift effect firming makeup. it has an advanced olay firming complex that penetrates to plump skin with moisture... ...making skin look firm and smooth. get the

paul mccartney wrote the music, and it's budget a half a billion was the highest ever for a game. >>huge risk, but of course, they don't expect to make their money back just over this game. they are expecting several sequels over the next ten years. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: at a shopping center in sydney, the game debuted another midnight, but before that was the countdown, the cake, and the queue. >> get the game go home, get in a few good hours, sleep, wake up, and continue playing. >> waiting trying to pass time by doing other things, and it's finally here. >> i woke up and thought today is the day. >> reporter: what makes this game special? fans say it blends of best of a shoot 'em up, with a game like world of war craft and set in an vast, online space with players worldwide cooperating and competing. >> people are here to bond with the community, make friends and that's what you are really seeing with video games these days. >> reporter: some like to be around a community in -- console lounges like this. only when millions are playing simultaneously will the call be

paul mccartney was recording the sound. --paul mccartney?> they say pretend you have been shot, pretend you haven't stamped. >> give us -- 3, 2 -- >> you have been invited to come on surveillance, your response? >> same thing. >> is there a steven spielberg of this racket? >> there are tons of these folks who are worshiped by these guys. >> what are we doing? we have great jobs. >> we are stiffs in suits. when do gamers make the transition to movies? >> you have seen some of those with "tomb raider" and others that have come out. you will see more and more. interactivity is the key. these are cults. they are into it, they are doing it. that is waht that they do. >> peter king kludge -- dinkl age? >> jeffrey hayzlett is one of our guest hosts. kodak.ceo of eastman >> twitter question of the day -- who was the most effective this week? president obama, tim cook, or jack ma? >> tweet us. we will be right back. ♪ >> it is a friday in the nations capital. here is a gorgeous sunrise. they are moving forward from the president's speech. we will go

>> michael finney on the long, winding road to the paul mccartney concert and tries to get back their money. >> my house is gone. my neighbor's house is gone. people across street from us, their house is gone. >> there is a massive fire burning in el dorado county the fire shows no signs of slowing down. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> we'll get back to ta story in just a moment. new calls stranded in cabo for several nights. the hurricane struck sunday evening the next morning six of seven resorts were flooded and there was mud and muck the family had to wade through at the hotel. most of the staff, gone. outside of the resort were armed looters the couple with two sons, ages 1 and 3 had no electricy and very little food or water the mexican military got them out on wednesday. they arrived at sfo today. >> after getting home and being able to step back and look at what we went through, it's horrific. >> the couple told us canadians at the same hotel were rescued by their government. they want to know where their government was. he says eric stallwall received dozens of messages and

. >>> from 7 on your side the paul mccartney fans who got stuck in traffic and missed his show at the stick, why they believe they deserve their money back. >> all coming up on abc 7 news at 6:00. >>> a bay area man has a really cool invention. >> take a look at this. jesse herzog has invented the suitsie. looks like a typical business suit worn over a white shirt. >> hidden behind the buttons is a zipper that runs from the fly all the way to the neck. >> the sleeves poking out from under the jacket cuffs are fake and the shirt front is connected to the blazer. >> he demonstrated the invention on "good morning america." >> i was at work and i was just thinking you know, i need a way to look presonal but feel like i'm in my pajamas at the same time. also, it's a little more efficient way to get ready in the morning. >> the suit is currently being funded through the san francisco clothing label beta brand. >> for all of us, we appreciate >>> welcome to "world news tonight." breaking now, breaking his silence. for the first time in ten days, the nfl commissioner, what he's now saying abo

paul mccartney wrote the music, and it's budget $500 million is the highest ever for a game. >> it'sa huge risk. they don't expect to make their money back just over this game. they expect to have several see equals over the next ten years. >> reporter: at a shopping center in sydney, the game debuted at midnight. but before that was the countdown, the cake and the cue. >> to get the game going. get it it, i can't wait. >> it's finally here. >> i woke up thinking today is the day. >> what makes this game special? it has the first-person shoot 'em up like halo and the game like world of war craft and it's set in an ever changing online gaming space with players worldwide cooperating and competing. >> people don't have to come at me, they're here to bond with the community, and make friends. >> some like to be around a community in console lounges like this even as they play. >> it is the community within the game tha that is most important for "destiny." when millions are playing simultaneously. whether this is destined to be the most successful game ever. andrew thomas, al jazeera, s

paul mccartney wrote the music, and the budget of half a billion-dollars. >> they don't expect to make their money back, but expect to have several sequels over the next ten years. >> at a shopping center in sydney, the game debuted at midnight. before that, the countdown. >> [ unintelligible ]. >> finally here, very happy. >> i woke up this morning at 9 a.m. and thought today is the day. >> what makes this game special? fans say that it's shoot 'um up like halo, with personalized characters like war craft. players worldwide, cooperating and competing. >> they can bond with the community and make friends, and that's what you're seeing with video games these days. >> some like to be around the community in consoles like this, even as they play. >> it's a community within the game that's most important. only when millions are playing simultaneously, it's destined to be the most successful game ever. >> and coming up at 11:00 eastern time, my conference with the five men wrongly convicted in the rape and beating of a central park jogger. he'll talk about the 25 years of emotional ups and

paul mccartney wrote the music and a halva billion budget was the highest for a game. >> it was a huge risk. they don't expect to make the money back over the game. they expect to have se gels over the next -- sequels over the next 10 years. >> at a shopping center in sydney, the game debuted at midnight. before that was the countdown. a cake and a cue. >> get the game, go home. late wake up and play. >> cautiously waiting, trying to pass the time. finally here and excited. >> i woke up at 9am and thought today is the day. >> fans say it blends the best of a first person shoot them up with a personalized character building "world of war craft", and set in an online gaming space, with players worldwide cooperating and competing. >> people don't have to come out at midnight to get the game. they are here to bond with the community and make friends. that's what you see with video games. >> some like to be around a community as they play. >> it is, though, the community within the game that is most important for destiny, only when millions play simultaneously will a call be made, whether t

and you said, "no, you're not paul mccartney." >> i'm one of the fifth beatles, i'm one of the beatles one of my favorite albums. [ cheers and applause ] and you're going -- >> but i came here today -- >> jimmy: yes. >> listen. >> jimmy: yes. >> people have important things to do in their lives, so i came here to celebrate your birthday. >> jimmy: that means so much. >> do you believe that? [ applause ] >> jimmy: i do! [ cheers and applause ] >> do you believe that? ♪ >> jimmy: i do! you can't do that to me. i did believe you. yeah, i did. i did believe you. but while you're here we might as well talk about this. you're touring. you're going to start a tour november 6th in new york, new york, at madison square garden, doing "songs from the key of life." [ cheers and applause ] you're doing washington, boston, philly, atlanta, toronto, las vegas, oakland. >> your house! >> jimmy: my house! he's coming to my house! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> do you wanna come and check it out one time? >> jimmy: i mean without a a doubt. are you kidding me? i'll be there november 6th. absolutely. you k

paul mccartney wrote the music.get half a million dollars was a record. >> they don't expect to make their money back just over this game. they expect several sequels over the next ten years. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: at a shopping center in sydney the game debuted at midnight, but before that was the countdown, the cake, and the queue. >> just get the game, go home, get it figured out, go to bed, wake up and continue to playing. >> i woke up at 9:00, and thought today is the day. >> what makes this special, fans say it blends the shoot-'em up from a war craft. and it's set in an ever-changing online space. >> people don't have to come out at midnight to get the game, but they are here to bond with the community and make friends. >> some like to be around the community in console lounges like this even as they play. it's the community within the game that is most important only when millions are playing simultaneously. it will all see if this is the most successful game ever. >>> that's it for this news h

. >> that was an old paul mccartney reference, don't worry, don't worry, not a paula faris reference. rob marciano. can i still call him our new meteorologist? is the statute of limitations -- >> i think if you play it backwards it says ron claiborne may be the father. chilly morning out there. i speculate. you know, that's just speculation. outside in boston we have temperatures in the mid-50s. it's a chilly start to your day for sure. the winds blowing. some power being generated off in the distance and breezes will continue as we head throughout the day. temperatures right now actually are in the 40s in some spots. going to be frosty tomorrow morning, 46 degrees in chicago. we're calling it a refreshing day today, all right? temperatures will be in the 60s, struggling to get to 70 degreer western edition without do >> paula pointing out itot >> paula pointing out it's not refreshing in phoenix. >> 100. >> hot in the southwest and we'll talk about hurricane odile, a category 4 storm. off the baja later in the broadcast. >>> the poison coffee trial. did a doctor at a prestigious canc

on the no side, most of these folks are english, not scottish, paul mccartney, mick jagger, sting, and. jose, back to you. >> the vote has scotland's best known industry on edge, michelle. we lost ifb. we are not able to communicate. it was probably all of that sunny weather that did it. we know that this is happening today. we are going to keep a close watch on this, as we said 5:00 p.m., polls close eastern time. we will have much more on this tomorrow here. coming up, exactly what the nfl doesn't need this morning. a new mugshot of one of its players. we have details on the latest arrests in moments. ♪ [music] jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] with nearly 7 million investors... oh hey, neill, how are you? [ male announcer ] ...you'd expect us to have a highly skilled call center. kevin, neill holley's on line one. ok, great. [ male announcer ] and we do. it's how

tonight -- ba da bump -- and the candlestick parking debacle that caused 5,000 people to miss that paul mccartney concert at candlestick. some fans are fuming blaming the promoters' parking attendants for hours-long traffic jams that kept them out of the show. now, even though the promoter another planet refused to refund customers, one of our consumerwatch volunteers has finally convinced them to make good for one couple. they agreed to give this couple tickets for another concert. but it says it's only doing this on a case-by-case basis. if you have a consumer problem call our hotline 888-5-helps- u. >> just one couple? that's it in. >> just one so far. >> the bending phone thing. we heard that before? is that new? >> we haven't heard t obviously, this phone is very slim. it's one of its selling points. >> these aren't the people putting it in the microwave? >> that's a different group. i don't believe they are connected. but apparently they are putting it in their back pocket and from what i understand it's all day use in the back pocket. so walking around all day sitting on the phone, um, app

. >>> trend to go day, paul mccartney released a video calling for support of his meat free monday campaign. >> i need your help, all i want you to do is just log in on pledge dot meat free monday as.com and pledge your expert to the eye tea of meat free mondays. >> his daughter, designer stella also very involved in that. mccartney says reducing amount have of meat that we eat will reduce our carbon footprints. >>> britain's prince harry saves the the day when a five-year old got upset when she could not see foo fighters perform, harry put her right up on his shoulders. this happened at closing ceremony for the games, showcasing athletic talent of wounded soldiers. harry is just a charming fellow, isn't he. >> he does not take a bad step. >> no, occasionally,. >> yes. >> apparently she was raving about it to all of her friend, who considered herself a princess. >> she must be a big foo fighters an and for instance harry fan. >> captain goat wrong. hey, jennar fuzz mike trooawwwwww scram!g... i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter

building for months and it comes behind the smash hit halo and the trailers look like movies and paul mccartneyhe price is the highest ever for a game. >> it's a huge risk and do not expect to make the money back just over the game and hope to have sequels over the next ten years. >> 3, 2, 1. [cheers] at a shopping center in sidney, the game debuted at midnight but before that was the count down, the cake, and the cue. >> get the game, go home and wake up and continue playing. >> waiting, trying to pass time doing other things and it's finally here and excited. >> waking up at 9:00 a.m. and thought today is the day. >> reporter: what makes this game special fans say it blends the best of the first shoot them up like halo with character building like the world of war craft and it's set in a vast and ever changing online gaming space with players worldwide cooperating and competing. >> people don't have to come out at midnight to get the game but they are here to bond with the community, make friends and that is what you see with video games these days. >> reporter: some like to be around a commu

. >> reporter: paul mccartney, susan boyle, and this week david beckham begging scotland to stay, whilectors gerard butler, allen cummings, and the original 007 shaun connery wanting them to break away. yes voters want scotland to make its own decisions on how to spend billions of dollars from offshore oil. >> if you were given a golden chance to change things, would you not take it? >> reporter: what would the uk be without scotland? would the union jack lose its scottish blue, would scotland still pay with the british pound? the queen weighed in, telling a well wisher outside church, i hope people will think very carefully about the future. on thursday, the world will be watching to see if this small country of 6 million will remain loyal to the crown or go its own way. just under half a million scots are undecided and just like everything in this country, you can place a bet on this. bookies have the odds slightly in favor of the no votes. nbc news, london. >>> celebrations for mexico's independence day are under way today. thousands gathered in mexico city cheering their president a

. >> that was an old paul mccartney, don't worry, that was not a paula faris reference. >> we love each>> over to rob marciano. can i still call him our new meteorologist? is the statute of limitations -- >> i think if you play it backwards, it says ron claiborne may be the father. let's go to boston. it's a chilly morning out there. i speculate. you know, that's just speculation. outside in boston we have temperatures in the mid-50s. it's a chilly start to your day for sure. the winds are blowing there. you see some power being generated off in the distance and breezes will continue as we head throughout the day. temperatures will be or right now actually are in the 40s in some spots. going to be frosty tomorrow morning, 46 degrees in chicago. we're calling it a refreshing day today, all right. temperatures will be in >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. storm tracker 6 live crystal clear, what a beautiful morning across the delaware valley. we're seeing chilly temperatures, but sunshine. numbers are in the 40s and 50s. 73 de

joe, i'm waiting for you to give us a little paul mccartney. >> what's that?y. >> oh, come on, joe. >> the dylan thing was great. >> dylan was good. >> i like sesame street. >> a little stevie wonder too. >> a little bit. >> they were fantastic. >> all right. >>> coming up next, what, if anything, did we learn? >> oh, we learned something. >> a lot. >> yes, we did. we'll be right back. ♪ >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins and the heat is on for the southern half of the country. a little relief on this wednesday in the northeast, so it will be slightly less humid. we're also going to watch thunderstorms widespread in the southeast this afternoon and the chance of even a few strong storms up around minneapolis as we go through the afternoon hours. out west the dry weather continues and the heat in the deserts. enjoy your day. using your miles. that's their game. the flights you want are blacked out. or they ask for some ridiculous number of miles. honestly, it's time to switch to the venture card from capital one. with venture, use your miles on any airline, any

paul mccartney wrote the music and the budget of half billion dollars was the highest ever for a game. >> $5 billion is a huge risk. they don't expect to make their money back just over this game. they expect several sequels over the next 10 years. >> 3-2-1! >> at a shopping center in sydney, the game debuted at midnight, but before that was the countdown. the cake and the cue. >> then get the game, go home, sleep, wake up, continue playing. >> been waiting trying to pass the time by doing other things. finally here. >> i woke up at 9:00 a.m., i thought today is the day. >> what makes this game special, it blends the best of the first person shoot 'em up like halo with a personalized character building like world of warcraft. it's all set in a vast on line gaming space with players worldwide cooperating and competing. >> people don't have to come out at midnight to get the game, but they're here to bond with the community and make friends. >> some like to be around the community in lounge like this even at they play. >> it is the community within the game that's most important to dest

. >> reporter: celebrities are lining up on both sides, paul mccartney, susan boyle and this week, davideckham, begging scotland to stay while gerar butler and the original 007 sean con n conner connery want them to break away. >> if you were given the chance to change things and take your country off in a direction that you thought were better, would you take it? >> reporter: would the union jack lose its scottish blue? would they still pay bill with his the british pound? the queen, who has a castle in scotland weighed in, telling a well wisher outside church, i hope people will think very carefully about the future. on thursday, the world will be watching, to see if this small country of 6 million will remain loyal to the crown or go its own way. and just about half a million scots are still undecided. and, matt, just like everything in this country, you can place a bet on this. bookees giving slight odds to the no vote. >> but it is going to be a close one, kelly. thank you very much. >> can we still get scotch? >> yeah, no problem with that. in honor of that vote on thursday, the or