songs you want to hear. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of these guys, and there aren't any people in paul mccartney'sll paul this -- that i was the only one that had a scene with him, at the end of the scene i was going to plant a big kiss on him. and i did. and he like -- he was like startled. and he's like, my wife's in the front row! and i just went, i don't care! and i turned around. yes! and the audience was like, yes! everyone was screaming, yes, christina, you kissed a beatle, you kissed a beatle! >> jimmy: from andy gibb to the beatles. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: quite a span. christina applegate, everybody? go see "vacation" in theaters now. we'll be right back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hands...where it belongs. olay regenerist. it regenerates surface cells. new skin is revealed in only 5 days. without drastic measures. stunningly youthful. award-winning skin. never settle for anything less. the regenerist collection. from the world's #1. olay, your best beautiful they let us use our phonessome. to do amazing things. but why sign a two-year phone contract just to use them? at net10 w

. >> paul mccartney came up. >> jimmy: did you sing with paul mccartney?n, jim? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he was asking you what key. >> what key. and i said, "the beatles key." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your key. you're paul mccartney. >> "when i did it with the rolling stones we did it in c." >> jimmy: it was fun. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: it got crazy. look at this one here. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: it was nuts. there's taylor swift, dan akroyd, elvis perkins. paul mccartney's drummer, al laboriel jr. and then you over there. it got crazy. >> and then the next night, i saw this show, and you were talking about the party. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and you told about everybody that was on that stage that night. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and you skipped me! [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] but you skipped me, jimmy! i'm not -- i'm the little brother again. and i'm older than you. >> jimmy: did i? >> nah! >> jimmy: there was 100 people i skipped. i mean -- >> prince was there. >> jimmy: i mentioned prince. >> prince was close. ironically, it was my wife's birthday that

talking to paul mccartney, i saw him not knowing how to talk to me, and i don't know how to talk to paul mccartney, so it made me very comfortable because it made him uncomfortable. sometimes it's a nice convo ice breaker. breaker. >> you can be stop staring at my tits! and the convo keeps going. >> jimmy: okay, all right. keep your arms at your side would be better, probably. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's funny. fy was watching, if we weren't talking i'd probably be trying to get a look. but since we're right -- >> having a good conversation is what you're thinking about. that's what they're always thinking about when i'm topless. >> jimmy: it's human nature is what it is, no two ways around it. >> what i've learned is that it's not the tit -- are you allowed to say tit? boob. >> jimmy: i think you are. >> it's like panty. the creepiest -- >> jimmy: you can say breast. >> breast. >> jimmy: the human breast. >> humans aren't afraid of the human breast, it's the nipple that's the issue. i'm showing my boobs and no one has a problem but the nipples are cover sod somehow that's okay. so america's

>> yes, and paul mccartney is barefoot in that, then all of these rumors, paul mccartney dead. >> ifou played the record backward it says paul is dead. paul is dead. paul is dead. >> that's too much. >> it would be all over social media these days. not happening. >> all right, let's show you what's happening in the tropics. because it has gotten little interesting. now, there is africa. >> in the middle see a loft storm, a lot of activity right in the middle of the ocean. welshing bunch them is organized enough to become tropical storm danny, with 50-mile per hour winds, now, once it strengthens to 74 miles per hour wind it, becomes a hurricane, so, it will be a while, but the conditions are ripe for this to strengthen this storm. >> 1400 miles, and head that way. we expect it to strength tone category two hurricane before that happens. here's some of your spaghetti mod tolls show you, most of it head in the that north-north, i should say, yes, north-northwest direction. anyway, here are your temperatures, and boy, is it muggy out this morning. everybody in the 70s this morning, ther

joel has been planning the show for months and the speculation is bruce springsteen and paul mccartney could show up on stage with him. >> i'm hopeful for other long island people, like joan jett or eddie money. >> what time did you get here tonight? >> 3:00 this afternoon. >> why so early? >> because we're celebrating billy, long island, the end of an era. >> reporter: that's why they showed up so early. doors open at 7:00. the show starts at 8:00. in case you're wondering, there are a few seats left. the ones closest to the stage going for up to $2,000. >> why don't we go out there? $2,000, i don't know. >> looks like the party is well underway. >>> we want to remind you, though, about a special event we're taking part in. on august 15th, nbc is teaming up with hundreds of shelters across the tri-state to find homes for pets in need. >> you can find participating shelters near you by going to nbcnewyork.com/cleartheshelters. you can share your rescue pictures by e-mailing them to us. >> here's chuck and his dog arthur who was rescued two years ago from a brooklyn shelter. she is from

because of paul mccartney. what is your take. is it -- is everything going to be virtual? in a year? >> this is a tough product to sell, it is so immersive not just a smartphone you can walk down the street, once you try it you get blown away. but you overcome that sickness. deidre: they are early stages it will be maybe on top of moil mot kilimanjaro. >> they are cool. >> doing show with a helmet on your head in no time. deidre: you heard it here, sam, and jeremy. thank you both for your insight, we're coming back in a few minutes, mowing the lawn when you can use goats, there they are, details that you don't want to miss. what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease- pneumococcal pneumonia. one dose of the prevnar 13® vaccine can help protect you ... from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hospital. prevn

all four members of the legendary rock band came from liverpool -- paul mccartney, george harrison, ringo starr, and john lennon. this ordinary-looking house was where lennon grew up. abandoned by his parents when he was a young boy, lennon was raised by his aunt. now, seven days a week, tourists visit. for the real diehard fans -- if they could -- they'd come eight days a week. and if you've got a ticket to ride, you can take a tour bus to another must-see spot just a couple of blocks away. these are the gates to what used to be a home for orphans. it was called strawberry field. >> so as a young child, john would come around and play with kids, and late in life as a teenager, it was basically john's hideaway. him and his mates would come around, hide in the trees. but it was just a place that meant a lot to john as a young child because he never lived with his parents, and he felt an affinity with the children who obviously never lived with their parents. >> even when he became an international superstar, lennon never forgot the orphans he used to play with. >> and because it was a salv

paul mccartney says are we going to be here? they're here to share space with you. ernie: you interviewed them so many times. they called you the fifth beatle. i know that. when you think about that night, how did you feel -- it really was a turning point for rock stars. >> it was a turning point for everything in the music industry. it helped save the music industry. it was the first concert of its time. this was the precursor of the big concerts coming up, the major concerts. ernie: when you were there, when you were experiencing this, were you thinking to yourself this is history in the making? were you so caught up -- >> can i tell you the truth, i know for years. scared stiff. i couldn't think of anything. i hope everything is going to be all right. sullivan and i walk up to the stage to introduce the beatles. he says to me, cousin brucie, is it going to be all right? i said we are. i said i don't know. he said what do you mean? what do we do? i said to him pray. he said pray? we walked up there. i had him. ernie: what did the fab 4 say to you after the concert

predominated my first book of free charles i got the next day i would get a call from mick jagger and paul mccartney and would have kids for the rest of my life. because rate charles was such a megastore but nobody calls. nobody called. and you cannot count on the books to generate more work but i have to go all-out also to be very proactive but i don't take anything for granted then what has kept me as the ghostwriter. i like the hustle i like the cold call and i think it is good for us and in other words, to risk rejection gb to protective i will not talk to this person because they may reject me, that is not the. but i try to tell people if i want to do your book i will book you in the eye so i tried not to be too proud. i have a contract with tavis this is the fourth time together and we're the last 16 weeks of michael jackson is a condensed michael jackson book. after that i am chasing people. i want to do a book with merle haggard and though i've of and a rock star and lenny kravitz and the books that i want to do. then i am also working on a novel and i am doing a graphic with a history of my

also angelina jolie, tom cruise, paul mccartney and lady gaga. >> can't forget folks here at cbs-3, left-handed club, katie fehlinger, our floor director, we have lisa, who is our technical director and joe kerns who is behind the scenes. those two share a birthday. joeys technical director. >> a lot of love. >> we are celebrate to go day. >> we're both right-handed. >> yes. >> that is pretty cool though. >> right now 5:55. coming up next on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" we are live with questions swirling around the timing of the toll hike approved for two bridge necessary our area. >>> debunking medical myth, did your mother tell you into the swim after you eat, you had to sit outside the pool for 30 minutes? doctor jen will join us to tell us whether or in the the that is true and other myths too. >> excited for that. >>> meet tom anderson the man who is cycling the globe, he has already biked through 37 countries and i caught up with him as he rode through philadelphia find out yes is in the done yet and where he is headed, we will be right back. i'd like to put in my 15-years notice.ration you'r

this one from lisa, the best thing she did, the beach boys and paul mccartney concert and her daughter got admitted to villanova so congratulations all around. this one is cruising the coast a sole with the family. great pic, looks amazing. this one, looking good, i'm excited for a preseason like this with regular season games. i think a lot of people might agree with her. let's talk about the birds right now. the eagles were back in action last night taking on the ravens in their second preseason game and this one really led the team shine. what happened. to start the game off we had joe flacco looking all of. making a great play, tipping the ball, being around the ball gets the interception, that set up dan bradford setting up real game action. he demands sometime and he's going to deliver. strikes find jordan matthews here. all and all it was a decent outing. the wholen tire the eagles had a wonderful outing beating the ravens 4 #-17 and we have this question. we want to know do you think the eagles will win the nfe. you go to philly.com or tweet your response. hashtag fox 29 yes or

. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particular were focused on the fact that they were deeply in love with a woman. ♪ but i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made the record where he plays all the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> it's going to look roughly like this. this is our first showing of it. >> this is just the mock-up, folks. >> the new album. >> called -- >> i sell records. doesn't matter if i have been with the beatles or not. if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo to who this day people dismiss way too much. has tremendous success in the 70s. and george harrison stockpiling these amazing songs, explodes like a super nova, an album "all things must pass" may be the greatest beatles' solo album of all. ♪ you don't need no passport >> over the years, now, such a lot of songs mounted up i only wanted to do. i got a quota of one, or two per album. >> were you held down by the other fellows? >> well, very subtly, yes. ♪ ♪ >> i would just like to t

. >> the significant thing is both john lennon and paul mccartney made music focused on the fact they with a woman. ♪ i'm not the only one >> mccartney went home, made that record where he plays all of the instruments on his own. this cozy domesticicity, beautiful, wonderful, warm music. >> look like this. this is our first showing of it. this is the mock up, folks. it will be called ringo's -- >> i sell records and it doesn't matter if -- or not. if they don't like it they won't buy it. you know? >> ringo to this day dismiss way too much has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrisson who had been stockpiling these amazing songs explodes in an album called all things must passing maybe the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need a passport or visas ♪ >> over the years a lot of songs mounting up that i wanted to do but only got one or two per album. >> were you held down by other fellas. >> very subtly yes. ♪ >> i'd like to thank you all for coming here. as you know it is a special benefit concert. ♪ >> he twoen george harrison and said this terrible thing is happ

them with their song lyrics, and autograph, this years board featuring work from elton john, paul mccartney, u2, metalica and jay-z. 100 percent of proceeds are used to build skateboard parks across our country. nicely done. >>> people in south jersey, trying to figure out how are they go to go get around next month, from security fences, to parking, what officials are now saying about the the new band issued for our pope's visit. >>> it is never too early for a seees to but you better hurry up, what experts are saying chipotle prices, yeah, they are going up. >>> new details about the pope's visit to philadelphia, what leaders have released about the security perimeters. good morning, jenny. >> reporter: good morning, karen. how far would you walk to see the pope, that is what it is come down to we are learning about new traffic restrictions especially coming from new jersey, trying to get to philadelphia for the pope's visit, karen. >>> grammy award winning group will be racking the stage the atlantic city this weekend. a number of groups. what new jersey concert goers can expect from the

she mentioned something about the miley cyrus and paul mccartney, she was wearing a dress and he washere you go. her words of wisdom were maybe just, don't wear something naked. >> jimmy: wear clothes. >> wear clothes i should say. >> jimmy: that's good advice. >> yeah, yeah, so i turned up in leather instead. >> jimmy: yes, okay. [ cheers and applause ]&-p>> ji not like the leather. >> the peter pan collar makes up for it, conservative leather. >> jimmy: doesn't peter pan wear green? or is that tinkerbell? yeah, peter pan. maybe in australia peter pan wears red. here in america, everything's upside down there, right? the toilet bowls spin up into the air like tornados? yeah. >> exactly. >> jimmy: howl have you been over here? >> i've been here four years. this is my north year. >> jimmy: you have. >> yeah. >> jimmy: are you used to driving on the right side of the road? when i say right side of the road, not right-left, i mean the right side of the road. that we drive on. >> i am now. but when i first got out here, i didn't know how to drive when i first got out here. so i tried the

other legends like paul mccartney, frank sinatra, bruce springsteen, madonna and others have graced the stage. it's served as the home for the islanders hockey team for several seasons. some of the best memories happened on ice when they took home the stanley cup. >> show still a few hours away but the fans are more than ready. >> what an amazing show that will be. >>> still ahead tonight at 5:00, washed away by floodwaters. a road crumbles with cars on it. how people put themselves in danger right after a wave crashed through. >> coming up in living large, we're in a four-story manhattan-like penthouse on staten island. this place has porcelain floors and views of the atlantic ocean. it's coming up. >> and today in history, in 1944, 15-year-old anne frank and her family were discovered and arrested in amsterdam. they had been hiding from the nazis. her diary from that time would become a famous account of the holocaust. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd

it was written, get there is in german, signed in 1961, by paul mccartney, john lennon, george harrisoneter best. this could fetch as much as $150,000. we're looking at guitar. also guitar there, the contract was for record child my bonnie didn't even bear the beatles name because the record company thought it was unsuitable for the german market. we saw that acoustic guitar from 1970, and also, an autographed copy of the beatles first hit single love me do. the auction will be next month, in new york. >>> it has been 30 years since the goon i's hit theatres. >> so, if you grew up in the 80s or just re watch this one, watched it with my kids the other day, probably seen this one. do you remember this part? >> first you got to dot truffle shuffle. >> the kid who made the truffle shuffle famous, sean aston, and cory fell machine, just kids when it was released in 1985. kids today can still relate to the search for treasure as they say in the film, goon is never say die. reboot announced this april. what better twi celebrate than with four day party? >> you're dressed up, you're dressed up

then i walked right down the hallway here, i looked in and there's paul mccartney was at the piano. >> and then i'm a big bradley cooper fan, you know? >> seth: sure. who isn't? [ light laughter ] >> i'm a huge bradley -- i love bradley cooper, right? so, he's walking in and my gal goes, "oh, say hi to bradley." and i'm really shy. you don't wanna go ever and say things like that. >> seth: well it's a weird night, 'cause you don't -- everybody's trying to decide, like, how much do you bother anybody else. so, i know exactly what you mean. >> no, and bradley had the academy awards next week. what am i doing? so he's walking in with his mom. the whole paparazzi is with bradley cooper going in to studio 8h. and right outside the door there. so my girl goes, "no, say hi to bradley." so, i go, okay. so i go over and i swear to god. like a schmuck, i go, "uh, bradley, joe piscopo. i'm a big fan." [ laughter ] [ applause ] i swear to god. bradley cooper looks at me, he grabs me, both arms so you understand. he puts me against the wall, right outside there, and he goes, "joe [ bleep ] pisco

. >> u2's lead rocker bono edged out paul mccartney as the world's richest rock star. he bought a 2.3 million stake in facebook for $76 million. it's now worth $1 billion, raking in more money than his entire music career. and that is the power of the stock market for you and social media. >> you have to start off with $2.3 million you can invest. >> that is exactly what i was going to say. >> so a rock career is useful. or a career in cable television. >> yes, right. >> how about being a pro athlete? not a bad way to parlay early success. >> absolutely. he is a smart guy. i'm sure he watches cnbc all the time. >> hello, bono and thank you, sue. >> i'm helplessly unhip. >> it's okay. it's the wrong generation. that's past. he just does apple events now. >> dow is down 126 points. this half hour could be critical whether we finish here relatively quiet to last week or in a more significant way, oil is the big story. s&p is down 17, nasdaq down 55. >> just to cover myself, i know the last set of concerts were great. >> up next on the program, a top trader tells us what h

. >> reporter: and sir paul mccartney would return decades later to join billy joel for the ballpark'sat one legendary night in 1965 that changed music and so many lives forever. >> of course as we said it was the biggest crowd but john lennon later on said that at one point there was a jet taking off and it was so loud he just assumed one of the amps had blown out because they couldn't hear themselves sing. >> the birth of stadium rock right there. >>> up next, times square 70 years ago, the kiss seen around the world. this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide together whether it's monster drops collossal curls or furry friends it's all here. vacation packages start at $50 per person per night. the ultimate summer vacation is closer than you think at busch gardens and water country usa. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." >> coming up this half hour we visit the iowa state fair in des moines

the khouw coliseum hosted johnny cash, led zeppelin, paul mccartney, madonna, elvis, just to name a few. i'm not bragging about my homeland. >> were you there for the elvis show? >> i was at many and -- [ laughter ] >> wow! >> so there we go. there it is. >> tit for tat. >>> the new nassau coliseum opened december of16th. my age. >>> also in "pop news" this morning, if the one direction concert isn't enough to get you out of bed you need to check your vital signs. second we may have a solution. an inventor designed the ultimate contraption, yes, to catapult you out of your dreams and into the day. that's an air compressor, fires you out from underneath your sheets. and if that's not enough, he's also added like a light system and a trumpet sound for maximum -- >> that looks like hell. >> that sounds like a lawsuit. >> oh, my gosh. >> waiting to happen but the trumpets and the alarms. >> the guy woke up in a full suit, by the way. does that happen, as well. >> trying to get a kick starter and it'll jump start your day. >> not an entrepreneur. >> he thinks people will want to wake up like

. >> reporter: and sir paul mccartney would return decades later to join billy joel for the ballpark's final show. but it's that one legendary night in 1965 that changed music and so many lives forever. >> of course as we said it was the biggest crowd but john lennon later on said that at one point there was a jet taking off and it was so loud he just assumed one of the amps had blown out because they couldn't hear themselves sing. >> the birth of stadium rock right there. >>> up next, times square 70 years ago, the kiss seen around the world. >>> good morning, it is 7:57. on this saturday, i'm diane macedo. in the news, today, the staten island firefighters shot during a standoff may be released from the hospital today. lieutenant jim hayes, a 31-year veteran with the fdny, is expected to make a full recovery. the gunman is suspected a gang member, is dead after yesterday's shootout with police. officials say the standoff began when a federal task force attempted to arrest 38-year-old garland tyree for violating parole. >>> new this morning, police have released new surveillance video

. >> reporter: and sir paul mccartney would return decades later to join billy joel for the ballpark's that one legendary night in 1965 that changed music and so many lives forever. >> of course as we said it was the biggest crowd but john lennon later on said that at one point there was a jet taking off and it was so loud he just assumed one of the amps had blown out because they couldn't hear themselves sing. >> the birth of stadium rock right there. >>> up next, times square 70 years ago, the kiss seen around the world. >> this true story. >> i think it's one of the fundmental problems for the next century. we don't solve this, we don't solve the american city. ultimately this is an argument we have to have. the reason i wanted to do this piece with paul is not only the con eks of his work but, you know, and the fact that he has addressed this before in his own work, but also let's face it, it's a piece about public housing and desegregation. it sounds like a room clearer until you understand the story and the narrative behind it. but because of the content i really needed a directo

. >> reporter: and sir paul mccartney would return decades later to join billy joel for the ballpark'sit's that one legendary night in 1965 that changed music and so many lives forever. >> of course as we said it was the biggest crowd but john lennon later on said that at one point there was a jet taking off and it was so loud he just assumed one of the amps had blown out because they couldn't hear themselves sing. >> the birth of stadium rock right there. >>> up next, times square 70 years ago, the kiss seen around the world. >>> good morning everyone i'm nicole brewer, and just a few you minutes rowers will take off down the the schuylkill river, bay yad a regot the a takes place, this is rid yes from last years race. it is nation's oldest, largest rowing competition for athletes with physical disabilities. event is free, opened to the public, and runs until 4:00 o'clock this afternoon. >>> not a bad day to be close to the water, maybe inside the water, kyla it will be hot. >> we have humidity levels creeping up and we will see awfully high temperatures too. lets look live outside wh

we were talking to paul mccartney and i saw him not knowing how to talk to me. me comfortable because it made him more uncomfortable. sometimes it's a nice ice breaker, you know. >> it's definitely an ice breaker. >> you can be like stop staring at my [ expletive ] and the con vow ke -- conversation keeps going. >> you do what you got to do. >> no, you don't. >> it's like -- i was trying to figure it out. >> when we were younger gem. >> the bedazzling? >> no. the character. >> oh, my. gem and the holograms. you don't remember that? >> no. she looks like that. >> look it up. >> it was a tv show? >> it was a tv show when i was a kid. it was a cartoon when i was a kid. >> we're going look it up. >> i just wish that -- [ laughter ] >> this is why i don't do this show often. >> no! >> you taught us something. don't say that! you taught us something. >> yes! okay. >> it is going to be a -- >> jordin sparks! >> they claim their songs are better. we are the -- never mind. there is a movie coming out. >> we've learned something. that's the whole reason you wake up in the

. >> paul mccartney says he likes a little white wine or a nice margarita. >> with his arugula?tly. his kale chips. >>> coming up a rebound overnight in the shanghai composite, the index gaining 3.7%. we'll talk about the china effect on the u.s. markets up next. as we head to break let's look at u.s. equity futures. looks like it's going to be a down open. the dow would open lower by 44 the s&p by nearly six and the s&p by nearly 14. i by nearly 14. n by nearly 14. ind by nearly 14. e by nearly 14. x by nearly 14. sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪ ♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we're watching global stocks this morning. the greek selloff rattling european markets. it's lower but so is france italy, u.k. as well. meanwhile, the shanghai composite actually surged on news that chinese authorities have stepped up their sales of short sellers. joining us is sri-kum

paul mccartney goes, we're not! why are you here?orters just looked down and were like -- >> it's the bankruptcy conference. >> and then they go wow, your hair. when is the last time you got your hair cut? so it began. donald trump. they asked donald trump, what about you giving money to hillary clinton? every other republican candidate funnels. yeah, i worked in new york city! this is a democratic town! i have to make money! i got to win, so yeah i gave her money? what's wrong with that? what's the follow up to that question? >> or when he was -- >> the greatest similarity between them is they're larger than life figures. if you've ever been in a room with bill clinton or donald trump, you know they're there. you can be in a resume with 1,000 and somehow thinks presence in the room makes a big difference. they're also extraordinary television performers. that's a huge issue tonight. how many times is donald trump had a signature issue on national television under pressure where he's performed? countless. there's almost no one else o