. >> jimmy: paul mccartney and he's talking about horror movies. what, what, is a favorite horror movie of paul's? >> okay. [ as paul mccartney ] well, you know, i get so stoned up, you know, i was thinking about me favorite horror movie, jimmy. you know. [ laughter ] my favorite horror movie. >> jimmy: so you think he's holding a baby. okay. [ as paul mccartney ] >> i think i'm holding a little baby guitar. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, you're not. [ as paul mccartney ] >> you know. my favorite horror movie i think, is "fatal attraction." you know, the one with michael douglas and glenn close where, you know, the married guy, you know, the chap, he shags a bird, you know. [ laughter ] he goes a shaggy bird, and the wifey comes home, you know, and so he calls the bird up. he says toodaloo, see you later. and the bird gets all out of bunches, she goes bonkers, you know. and she boils a bunny rabbit, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and then she -- [ laughter ] you've seen the movie, come on now. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> he's choking her in a

the fbi detain the man but did not arrest him. >>> turns out paul mccartney was in philly this weekendmming and most people including myself had no idea. icon the former beetle gave a private performance during the american trucking association's management conference and exhibition. mccartney changed the lyric to the beatles song drive by car to play to the crowd about 1,000. my question was, what, why? here's why the audience got so lucky. mccartney's wife is an executive at a elizabeth, new jersey, based new england motor 48. >>> delaware governor jack markell reportedly plans to pardon a man who risked his live to help slaves escape to freed freedom. decedent of samuel burr russ says she got a call that the governor would posthumously pardon her ancestor ancestors. burris was a black man caught in 1847 helping a slave escape from delaware. he was sense didn'ted to be sold into slavery but a pennsylvania anti slavery society raised enough money to buy his freedom. two months closing its doors to customers a mainline restaurant is picking up right where it left off after a massive ov

all right. >> sorry i'm okay. >> anyway what she was talking about when screaming was that paul mccartneyf his hit say, say, say with michael jackson sglp here's original listen to that first. >> say, say, say say, what you want, but don't my games with my affections♪ take, take, take♪ >> so say, say, say, tops billboard top 100 chart six weeks when released 30 years ago. here's a remix just released. >> say, say, say, what you want♪ but don't play games with my affections♪ take, take, take, what you nee need, but don't leave me with no direction♪ all alone, i sit home by the phone♪ >> i like it better. >> producers rearranged vocal seek quepss to give it a different feel and added some vok always it will appeal on special edition of pipes to pieces. >> new cd. >> you know what song i liked they did together the girl is mine. >> they did that? >> yeah, that girl is mine♪ >> yeah. yes. >> you are trying to make me doubt myself. >> you know beatlees are still number one music making group in the world after all these years. >> i can believe it. >> quincy what are you doing now? >> i'm doing

about you write a line your collaborations with other musicians, including paul mccartney.s it like working on "chronicle" -- on veronia? elvis: he invited me to work on his record. but in order to get started, i did not want to turn up unprepared. i turned up with a fairly well-developed sketch of a song which was, it was about my grandmother, about her, she was moving into dementia and alzheimer's. and it was something you might instantly right as a ballad to reflect the terror or sadne ss. but i decided to something i had done in the past with serious subject matter contrasting with a bright tune. because it was my story, paul, he just went to work making it better pop music. it worked. there was no point in trying to write a bright tune. and that was a very generous thing to do. that was the starting point. laura: so, what is next for elvis costello? elvis: i'm working all the time. new songs to be written. i've been working with burt bacharach. a record with burt bacharach 15 years ago. a musical is being developed out of those songs. when you write a musical, the char

. >> paul mccartney. speaker, today we have seen the claim by 20%.4% drop of those savings since 2010. clear, long-term economic growth, secure our national recovery, putting in jeopardy by the shambles which is the policy led by the honorable member opposite. let me congratulate mr. lincoln for the record in providing people with jobs. the unemployed and figures out today are extremely good, receive 140,000 more people at work. atsee the employment rate its record levels since they began, unemployment has come down to my vacancies have gone up. youth unemployment and long-term unemployment have both come down. all of this, john fares are important, partnerships are important. we need a long-term economic plan. we need a strong and secure in economy, getting the deficit down and running a surplus. that is what we should be focused on. i'm sure the honorable gent them >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you. thank you, mr. speaker. i would like to act out the prime minister's to those killed -- tributes to those killed in sadness at thed death of david phillip

there were great musicians performing and in between, people like paul mccartney talking about it. >> katy has been meditating for five yearses and she's volunteering her time to do this and bringing this to women all over the world. i mean the problem of stress and trauma is devastating, i think it is wonderful that tm is not just for people on the upper east side, it is single mothers, victims of violence, they can turn their lives around, same thing with the veterans. the suicides are a travesty. >> bob, thank you. by the way, you exude a calmness. >> it is the two of you. you are great. i watched you riding around. rosanna: bob roth, so nice to meet you in person. >> thank you so much. greg: mikey, what do you say? michelangelo i'm on board. rosanna: yes, we need to find a way. mike: the question of doing it first thing in the morning, well, for us. >> george stephanopoulos at 2:30 in the morning. >> he's a wannabe. >> nice to see you. [laughter] >> mike: first of all, what to expect, a few showers and storms. they are coming at you. but later on we have a round of showers coming

>> sir paul mccartney, you know, no problem, who don't want to see paul?to have small audience, real intimate show, if you don't tell anybody about it, don't even know what's happening. >> he was in town. he was in philly. nobody new about it. can you believe that? >> where the heck was this? >> at the convention center over at the pennsylvania convention center? >> yep. >> apparently convention of truckers. >> i didn't even know that. >> bill burley guys diagnose big burley guys and trucks, women are truckers, too. >> monday night. >> small menu, but look at that. how do they keep that a secrete. >> i don't know. >> how is huey dillon not there? >> he rocked out for two hours. >> at the convention center, in front after bunch of truckers. >> "tmz" did a story about beyonce, performed at private like performance, nobody new about that either. >> how much do you have to pay to get someone to do private show for you? >> i can tell you this, fish face, that years ago when the kimmel center opened, this is about 2002, i believe, and they invited elton john to

. >> the significant thing is that both john lennon and paul mccartney made music in their own particularfocused 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, who, to 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 thank

time, and they have hanging on my wall greatest end changer of all time. >> did you know that paul mccartney in town yesterday? >> we do, yes. >> we talked about it, yes. >> monday, yes, crazy, to play private corporate gig. >> yes. >> very craze. >> i what do you think he made for that? what kind of money, a million? >> preston, had mentioned, they had the eagles. >> yes, the same company, american trucking company, that they did it, they had last year for this same thing, they had the eagles, the bands play. >> wow. >> they charge like somewhere in the neighborhood of like a million dollars for a show. >> it is ridiculous. >> absolutely. >> steve? >> steve ' turn. >> i probably would go historical. i would go outside of my own life. i think i would go back to forge theater, the night of lincoln's assassination. >> no, i warned him about the kardashian's. >> n joe the show, mr. president. >> or go to southampton glands, 1912 before the titanic leaves, and warn them about the kardashian's. >> oh, my gosh. >> and warn them if this darn thing signings, they'll mack the stinking mover. >> i i w

on brand, paul mccartney breathing new life into old tune. the 1983 due wet michael jk son and features the different arrangement vocals were the "king of pop." keck that out. off brand. pasta rate. and what we saw with pizza rat t. this is off brand because here in nyc, we only respect rat wes know are hustling for living. >> that is a rich rat. >> yeah. >> exactly. >> too many already. >> yeah. on brand. yoko ono, today, the widow of the late john lennon celebrated what would have been the 75th pirth in an attempt to breaking the guinness world record of the largest human peace sim poll. was this, though. i withs a perfect day. cool event. she showed up so it was win-win. a cool event. >> great time. >> yeah. >> hanging in there. >> she spoke. with. >> cool f. so iconic. dari: awesome. tom hanks finds a fordham student's i.d. and takes to twitter to return it. see whatp happen machines the matt king lauren. >> right. she is famous now. stay competitive and to sift through the tweets and tooned the once you care about. >> have you checked ou

that's abe right there. [ applause ] make sure you sure you check out abe with the great paul mccartney, perhaps you've heard of him, on the "out there" tour, coming back to north america in october. thank you so much, abe. such a joy to have you here. >> thank you, man! [ applause ] >> seth: we have with us here tonight, she is a trailblazer, she is a legend, she is a hero to anybody who does comedy. she has a new amazing dvd collection, "the lost episodes of the carol burnett show." the comedy legend, carol burnett, with us tonight. how about that? [ cheers and applause ] so very excited! he's going to talk to us about his new show "life in pieces" on cbs, he is back with us again, colin hanks joins us this evening. [ cheers and applause ] and we have music from a great band. baio is with us tonight, baio. can't wait to hear them. now as we mentioned, there was a debate last night, which means right now, it's no better time for a debate wrap-up. [ applause ] the second gop debate was held last night at the ronald reagan presidential library/airplane hangar, a setting that made the deb

calling it a special moment he'll never forget. 23 singers including adele, shirley bassey and paul mccartney have all failed before him never hitting that number one spot in 007's 340erland but now of course the attention turns to daniel craig, a little pressure with the new 007 "spectre" due out in theaters november 6th. i guess none of the theme songs have ever jumped. even sam smith said he didn't think anything special about this song and then it went straight to the top. >> someone did well, though. >> he did well. just not number one. >> daniel craig is a good bond. >> he is -- he'll be great. but as they say, anything other than number one in "tail la san diego ga nights" is a loser. lessons from will ferrell. you're welcome. >>> in addition to starring in the upcoming series "american horror story hotel" lady gaga has been busy. the bad romance singer collaborating with niall for "i want your love." take a look i want your love i want your love >> lady gaga never lets us down. the video is the brainchild of tom ford who brought gaga and rogers together for the project to showcase the

. >> seth: if you're one of the lucky ones you can catch abe with the great paul mccartney on the "out there" tour coming back to north america in october. it's been great having you here, abe. thank you so much for being here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> thanks seth. nice to be here. >> seth: we have a great show for you tonight. he is one of my favorite actors working today. he is in two movies that are coming out, "sicario" and "everest." josh brolin joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] the wonderful josh brolin. he is a democratic presidential candidate, martin o'malley will be stopping by the show. [ cheers and applause ] to talk about the upcoming campaign. and author judd winick will be here to talk about his new book, "hilo." i can't wait for that. [ cheers and applause ] it's a great book.e he is a very good friend of ours here at the show. so the second gop debate, as we mentioned, airs tomorrow night on cnn. to get everyone caught up on what's changed since the last time out it's time for "debate prep." [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: perhaps the biggest surpris

that he was not a conventionally attractive person, paul simon, james taylor, joni mitchell, paul mccartneyt all conventionally attractive people but they make good music. i feel like nowadays there is a pressure for people to look a certain way so they can fit on a magazine, but no one looks like that. normal people tonight look like models and that's why normal people buy into the music. not like adelle sounds nice not because she's trying to be anybody else. >> rose: authenticity. she has incredible music and that's what people buy into. i've never tried to look any other way. i do always find myself looking at people sometimes being, like, should i? and then none of them sell as many. i'm, like, why? >> rose: no, you don't need to do that. tell me about living and being a musician today where social media is paramount. >> i think what i've learned about music today is no one has to buy your record anymore. no one has to. usually, they buy your record if you're a likable person. taylor is incredibly likable. you have to be a likable person for people to like you. for people to be likable

and in front of paul mccartney. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. so i had to text my brother just to see if on the internet his head would explode. [ laughter ] in fact, it did. "let it bleed", "let it be." [ laughter ] "satanic majesty's request." >> jimmy: i went up to you, you were very quick and very funny. >> you tied my shoe for me. >> jimmy: your shoe was untied. i tied your shoe for you. i thought that would be the joke. i thought that was funny. hi, mr. hanks, can i tie your shoes for you? and i went and, i'll show you what i did real quick. i went down real quick, oh, my gosh. oh mr. hanks, here i got it for you. and without even thinking, you gave me 20 bucks. [ laughter ] that was the bit that killed, that made me laugh. >> listen, always -- wear a a beret to keep your head warm and always have a 20 in your pocket. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> jimmy: let's talk about "bridge of spies." >> okay, yeah. >> jimmy: this is, this is the best of the best. i loved every second of it. i didn't know anything about the story. i didn't know where it wa

but chances are you didn't see paul mccartney and you didn't even know he was here.pecial connection that led to a special treat. >> if you missed fox 29 weekend you missed a lot. breaking news, breaking weather, the big stories. plus all the fun stuff from your neighborhood. >> they did it. it's t for temple you u. we shout out your events and put you on tv. ♪ >>> group of teenagers in big trouble for hacking into their school district's network and changing grades. police in long island new york began looking into the situation back in july. that's when district officials noticenoticed an towardsed perst into the system. police believe the teens used device known as a key logger to stole passwords from a school computer and gain access to the system. >> peace of hardware that you can put on computer inter faces with the keyboard and it records every stroke of the keyboard. >> the teens who are all seniors facing a range of charges including burglary, computer tampering and identity theft. >>> lot of folks enjoy a cup of coffee on the way to work in the morning f yo

. >> topping our people scene this morning, paul mccartney stole the show at peta's 37th annual event he wowed the crowd with let it be and hey jude. he was a big hit for the event that honors people for their animal activism during the year. >>> since the amazing performance of the 14-year-old sensation, bobby hill appeared on national tv shows. he is talking about how he is handling his new found fame. >> reporter: with the choir from oslo, the keystone state boys choir appeared before a packed house, it's the first time bobby hill has taken to the stage since this. ♪ >> the 14-year-old boy from andora wowed the world with his rendition of the song. hill's choir director through him up there when show organizers needed to fill time. >> i knew he was going to nail it. because that's the kind of guy bobby is. >> i'm like he is amazing, but you knew it already. >> i did, but it hit me in the face. >> reporter: hill approached the holy father to exchange gifts. >> as he went to do it, i wondered if there was going fob an international moment. >> reporter: it was the good kind. hill has

i don't want crumby seeds, you got decent seats for the pope and paul mccartney and barkley's but i don't want -- you can do this. rosanna: of a rumor is we will be doing "good day" at night friday night. so keep your fingers crossed because then you will be a witness to history. greg: the hottest ticket in town. if you in may at happen. rosanna: have you seen what those tickets are going for? not sure you are worth it. greg: i don't want to beg. we will see what happens. congratulations to the mets. >> meteorologist: doing all i'm working on it myself, let me work on it myself. it is not going to be easy unless you have a spare million bucks. a cool started the day, happy friday. another fantastic day with what sunshine but you see high temperatures, oh yes, that is a thing of the past, we hit 75 yesterday, 77 in newark and belmar, 78 degrees in poughkeepsie but the cooler temperatures the selling in right now, 53 at central park, at this point of the same thing in newark, the sun still isn't up yet, 50 in islip, 55 in montauk, 44 in poughkeepsie, cooler air pouring across the tristate,

we'll send it over to you. >>> what do paul mccarpt any, stevie won -- mccartney, stevie wonder and willyhave in common? >> tommy mcfly joins us. before we get to that, did you make the most of yesterday, the mcfly factor back to the future day? >> i waited my entire career for the day. i had the hover board, drove around. it was fantastic. i couldn't get one of those deloreans, though. i was hoping to find one but it didn't work out. i'm sorry about that. this is pretty exciting. willy nelson is coming to town because he's going to win the library of congress' gershwin award. they give it out to those who have influenced american music and culture. billy joel got it last +year n year willy gets it. what's exciting is all these different artists will come to town to surprise him. for billy joel it was tony bennett and josh grow back. we're not -- groban. we're not sure who will be here but it's always an ai-list, always great. -- a-list, always great. back you to ys. >> thank you t. is a great time, -- thank you. it is a great time, too. >>> mayor bowser introduces a plan to try to reduc

. >> paul mccartney, everyone.ive look down a chilly new york city as "fox & friends" gets underway. >> one of the basic questions about life what are are your cravings about. you crave something because you are hungry? may be another reason. >> i woke up with a hankering for apple cider donuts this morning. >> there may be a reason why you were craving apple. >> you don't want to miss governor huckabee on our show coming up a little bit later. >> heather childers sitting in for anna this morning. >> i was confused what day of the week it was when i woke up thisñr morning. >> it's saturday that means you get to work every day this week. a spat has broken out between donald trump and jeb bush. you have may remember the second republican debate they got into. jeb said my brother kept this country safe. trump trying to get the last word on that in exchange with bloomberg stefanie rule he suggested that jeb's brother george w. bush might have been responsible for 9/11. >> i think i have a bigger heart than all of them.

. >> momentum already building, only minutes since kevin mccartney dropped out that paul ryan, the vice presidential nominee last time around, chairman of the budget committee, maybe he should think about it. >> i like him, too. >> you think this is a good move that mccarthy has decided to step out? >> it's a very unselfish move and done for the right reasons. >> all right. let's talk about some of the controversies that you've, i guess, generated over the past few days. you've been severely criticized, as you well know, for this comment you made about the massacre at that community skolg in oregon when you said this. i'll play the clip. >> not only would i probably not cooperate with him, i would not just stand there and let him shoot me. i would say, hey, guys, everybody attack him. he may shoot me but he can't get us all. >> you seem to suggest the victims should have done more. >> no, i'm not suggesting that at all. what the original question was, if you were there and someone was holding a gun to you and asking you about your religion and they had shot other people, what would you

mccartney? >> well, i thought it was a prank when i was told that paul wanted me to come and write songs.ort trousers and your fan club card and front pocket sticking out. obviously you have to turn up responsibly with your guitar and a couple of ideas. >> reporter: costello had the beginnings of a song about his grandmother grappling with alzheimer's. ♪ veronica veronica ♪ >> we made "veronica" into a pop record that actually got on the radio even though it was speaking about the unraveling of the mind. ♪ i never thought it would be like this ♪ ♪ but now i see >> reporter: a decade later he collaborated with burt it ended up starting what's become like a 20-year relationship. >> yeah. i mean we're still writing together now. >> reporter: they're writing two musicals. >> it's midnight and the phone rings and it's burt bacharach. elvis, where are the lyrics? you know, it's him driving it all the time. it's pretty great. ♪ gee, it's great after being out late ♪ ♪ walking my baby back home >> reporter: he jumps genres from pop to classical to jazz. he once performed with an 80-piece orchestr