and over time i met paul mccartney and we became friends. and i never forget that.tting with a beetle right now. >> kelly: he is super nice, and in passing he was so sweet. >> dave: so when my third daughter ophelia was born, he was in town and he was like i want to see the baby. so they came over and we had

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>> well, paul mccartney.marjorie: what are your plans for 2022. >> we will be touring, i hope. we have a big show on the 20 for the february, looking forward to that. and to tour everywhere. we will go to spain. marjorie: maybe america at some point? >> fingers crossed, yeah. >> u.k., too. american music, too, of course. marjorie: let's look at some other releases this week. we are going to start with alicia keys, back with a new album entitled "keys," her eighth album, and she says she viewed it as a homecoming to her classic album, quote alicia keys -- "alicia key" ♪ >> ♪ never fade away there just frozen in time ♪ marjorie: alicia keys. what do you think of that new track? >> she is a great singer. marjorie: and the piano is important. >> sounds great. marjorie: you know how john lennon -- i always bring this up with french rock and rollers -- french rock is like english wine. are you proving the contrary? >> the english should start doing good one because we are proving them wrong. marjorie: with climate

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a new offering from former beatle paul mccartney entitled the lyrics is on the new york times bestsellersist and at $100 is selling like hot cakes. even though mccartney is now 79 years old, his music still gets props from the young generation. >> it is still respected and they not be as popular as it used to be but still respected. >> reporter: they only sell current titles and not wear collectibles until now. >> the regular edition is amazing but the one we are raffling off is even better. >> reporter: the store was selected by the publisher to receive a single special edition copy signed by sir paul mccartney himself and only 175 of them exist in the entire world, and one is currently for sale on ebay for $15,000. nobody at the store has even seen the book, number 67 and it is staying under lock and key in its original brown shipping box. >> once we got the news, it was a very exciting and we realized we could do something very good for the community. >> reporter: the stores holding a raffle with $15 per ticket with 100% of the proceeds going to a nonprofit called community education p

. >> to a series of karaoke rides with music superstars like adele and paul mccartney. >> any number of things that i am proud that we have done. >> reporter: tonight's landmark episode, the show's executive producer saiz expect celebrities and surprises. >> mariah carey will be here, bts will be here there will be a pop in from a movie star or two. >> of course the show will be a celebration of the past six years. >> most of the core staff is still here with a lot of the same writers and producers, it is an unbelievable feeling. >> what will come next? >> 1001, then we have friday off, sunday often than we do 1002 and then 1003, 1004. 1005. >> reporter: promising more or less ahead during those late late hours. cbs news, los angeles. >>> stay in cool school, kids, you can count just like him. you can catch the late late show right here on kpix 5. >>> managing your disney park itinerary just became easier as disney unveiled its own digital assistant app, the new services designed to cut down on waiting times for guests at the more popular attractions. disney announced the platform wi

looked at the royal albert hall, i know you've collaborated over the years with everybody from paul mccartneyed to feel the music industry wasn't fully open to you. you talked about i think in years gone by about how glastonbury wouldn't put you on the main stage. has that gone now? because you have done glastonbury main stage since. afterwards they put me on the main stage! has that feeling of yours, that some doors are still closed, really gone? i think i'm incredibly privileged, and i'm very lucky in what's happened to me. and my one dream, really, is to pass a lot of that privilege and luck on to other people, or to be in a position to do that. so i take on certain, you know, i'm lucky to be the chairman of the prs foundation, which is a leading charity for musicians in this country, and artists and promoters. and so, you know, i'm a patron of a few other organisations... you are very much devoted to making music more accessible, giving more musical opportunities to the disadvantaged kids in urban areas, perhaps some from minority communities such as your own mum and dad and their own imm

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he lured paul mccartney and james taylor to his label c b s. records, which sold over 40000000 copies of michael jackson's thriller. 9 time tony winner. steven sondheim gave us west side story so much more jazz composer, a musician chick, corea, $125.00 grammy awards d m. x was the only wrapper to have his 1st 5 studio albums, day view, and number one. after a lifelong legal and financial and health issues, he passed in april age 50. ed asner, peters. go laurie, how holbrook cloris leachman sicily tyson, jessica walter and charles groan started on the big and small screen committee. and jackie masons the world. according to me, one a tony award and, and, and it was 161 man shows he wrote and performed on broadway. but his stand up back on the ed sullivan show was cut short. so president lyndon johnson could announce that he would not seek re election before his decades on network tv, john a willard scott was a d j until the weather on tv here on washington, where he was the very 1st ronald mcdonald. but wait, there's more, there always was when ron po peel invented the tv infomercial.

she was going, "i went to the lipa school because paul mccartney "was passing out the prizes and stuff. "i couldn't believe it." i said, "have you met him before?" and she said, "yeah, loads of times." but i still couldn't believe it." mcnabb with a lovely story about his friend, janice long. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello, there has been some christmas snow to bring festive excitement in a few places before parts of england, wales and northern ireland the christmas weather so far has just been about the heavy soaking rain. this is the latest weather system that has moved through bringing snow into the pennines and scottish hills today, turning increasingly light and patchy but yet again today the lion's share of christmas sun has been in northern scotland. in terms of the rain it has been a very wet christmas so far, in katesbridge in county down. since christmas day into the first part of boxing day, nearly 60 millimetres of rain, northolt in north—west london, half a month's worth of rain in that period, on the roads plenty of standing water and spra

but my cousin is paul mccartney when the resource, the beatles have the hard days, night premier. and they're all not on the other line. but my uncle how i just wanna make his way to the bar in to this is in to princess modern. i was sorry, train for this one. trade a hand here. sorry. create a answer. loose go newer because coming up after the break, we're going to continue our discussion. but he's amazing, amazing people and look at the biggest political event of the year. was it really cop 26 and glasgow? we'll see them sh. ah. who are all driven by drink shaped bankers and those with theirs sinks. we dare to ask welcome back to our christmas show, a listener, kite and kate robbins. i hurting us for some of the great political events of the year. i'm in a volunteer caught in 6. it's of course louis in our home city of glasgow while this class was talking him home city. med that. my dad, my ear will deal with the american presenter. here we are from glasgow, penn. tomorrow. we'll be glad to work, at least you guys will. it was brilliant for anybody that lived in glasgow. cnn. i

my uncle harry years ago when my sorry to drop names, but my cousin is paul mccartney when he's on the beatles had the hard days, night premier. and they're all on the wheels lined up. my uncle harris on to make his way to the bar in his inter princess mother and i was sorry, crane for this will be her trade and you know or hand, or i'm sorry, create a maybe answer loose go nowhere. because coming up after the break, we're going to continue our discussion, but he's amazing, amazing people and look at the biggest political event of the year. was it really caught 26 and glasgow will see them sh. ah, technology is a very big industry and there's a lot of opportunities for hackers lives, not here, but he didn't bring the law in that country you're dealing with. why arrest him there? the major cybersecurity challenge is the sovereignty of laws that cyberspace has no borders. new sovereignty we ended up with, for example, the national health service in the u. k. the and a chest was completely wiped out from a ransomware attack. if you were coming in to a clinic, because you had a test or you

i'm like okay, paul mccartney ear muffs and a clock. >> did you really get ear muffs?was at that point pretty revolutionary still. >> completely. >> my 13-year-old son last week who, he's a big, strapping baseball player. he comes home from school and goes dad, i think i want to be a vegan. >> what? >> and what i thought was first, how cool. he wanted to do it. first of all -- >> how great for you to say how cool? in the past it was like how are you going to get your protein? >> exactly. >> that's so amazing. the times have changed so much. >> well, that's what i was going to say. from '89 to now the fact that my southern athletic baseball-loving son, and he wanted to do it for animal welfare, for his health, and he wanted to do it for the environment. so your mom would be so proud to see your show, wouldn't show? >> but that lewis hamilton is -- the formula one racer, he's vegan. there are a lot more athletes now, the guy who won wimbledon, he's vegan. but that's great. do you know -- are you going to go into the cooking show for ideas? >> i am. but this is what i've

paul mccartney is back in the spotlight thanks to a new docuseries and this incredible book, but he'st's on discovery plus "mary serves it up" and the author, photographer and chef joins us now. let me just say, a massive fan of your father, so i apologize -- >> i am, too. >> -- for the billions and billions of fans who have made your life more difficult through the years. also a big fan of yours. >> thank you. >> can we talk first about instagram and your photography, because, you know, we grew up seeing your mom's photography. i just think it's so cool. >> thank you. >> that that legacy lives on. her legacy lives on through you. >> i love instagram because it's instant. i love the way you can stay in touch with people globally. >> talk about your portraits. >> that's my -- you're talking about my mom. i grew up watching her take photographs, so i thought everybody had an eye to take pictures, so i never thought to do it as a career. and then one day i was looking at one of my best friend's holiday pictures and they were awful. i thought, well, maybe i can actually do this. not every

okay, paul mccartney earmuffs. paul mccartney clock.t earmuffs? >> no. i will just tell you this, whatever they were selling, i bought it. then i saw your mom's cookbook. i put down my hamburger, well this is interesting. what was at that point pretty revolutionary still my 13-year-old son last week, big, strapping baseball player, he comes home from school. dad, i think i want to be a vegan. >> what? >> and what i thought was, first of all, how cool, and he wanted to do it -- >> how great of to you say how cool because in the past, how are you going to get your protein? >> exactly. >> that's so amazing. the times have changed so much. >> that's what i was going to say, from '89 to now, the fact that my southern athletic baseball loving son, and he wanted to do it for animal welfare. he wanted to do it for his health and for the environment. so your mom would be so proud to see your show, wouldn't she, and how this is mainstream. >> lewis hamilton, the formula one racer, he's vegan. there are a lot more athletes now. the guy who won wim

she was going," i went to the school because paul mccartney was doing pass the prize and stuff and heid, have you met him before. and she said, yeah, loads of times. and she said, yeah, loads of times. and she said, yeah, but i still couldn't believe it. . �* , yeah, but i still couldn't believe it. . �*, t, ., , yeah, but i still couldn't believe it. that's a lovely story. she busily had — it. that's a lovely story. she busily had an _ it. that's a lovely story. she busily had an instinct - it. that's a lovely story. she busily had an instinct of- it. that's a lovely story. she | busily had an instinct of what it. that's a lovely story. she - busily had an instinct of what made great music and what talent was. that's unusual, isn't it?— that's unusual, isn't it? huge. absolutely _ that's unusual, isn't it? huge. absolutely unusual. _ that's unusual, isn't it? huge. absolutely unusual. she - that's unusual, isn't it? huge. absolutely unusual. she was l absolutely unusual. she was incredibly proud of coming from liverpool. she was lucky, as were my self and other artists around that ti

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

. >>> a small bay area bookstore raff ling off sir paul mccartney's book titled the lyrics. it is signed by the former beetle and only 175 exist in the world. there will be a raffle and all proceeds go towards a nonprofit. >> we can take that funding and help students pay for college applications. we can help our kids doing exams pay for those. we can fix broken chrome books so kids with keep meeting with virtual tutors. there is so much we can do with this. >> they've collected about $5,000. they're only selling tickets in person at the eight locations. those who want to enter have until december 14th to enter. >>> during the pandemic, one in five households added a pet. as we head out of town or back to the office, how will pets cope? >> if you haven't already booked with a local pet sitter or boarding facility, you are probably out of luck. >> our original report home alone, what you need to know when our world reopens and how to best help your pet. that's tonight at 7:00. >>> coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> early december is always quiet at theaters

after that, it's like paul mccartney and ringo, of course, as you know, peter jackson, showed them thealk about rolling stones, i promise. >> no, i'm not. >> but they were stocked by how much fun they had. and glen johns who, by the way, come on, he needs a fashion award. the academy needs to give him a fashion award. but glyn johns always saw "let it be" and thought it was bs. he said, the only thing i remembered was everybody having a lot of fun. these guys were family. they loved each other. somebody got mad, walked out and quit one day. he goes, it happens at work. these things happen. but these guys loved each other. they were brothers. >> as we said that day on the show a couple weeks ago, the first movie is one of the great acts of cultural misinformation of all time. you watch the movie. i have friends who were mocking everything. wow, they hate each other, as they're laughing and joking and riffing threats. there's more moments of joy and camaraderie and friendship than there are moments of tension in the movie. i think it gives the lie to the original movie and helps us see t

novelist and after that is memoir, the storyteller and wrapping up the best nonfiction books, paul mccartney's book of behind the scenes look at the song cd has written. .. booktv.org. >> and now i'd like to welcome to p&p live parag khanna celebrating the release of his new book "move: the forces uprooting us", ," compelling lk at the powerful global forces that will cost billions of us to move geographically over the next decade. rushing in an era of radical change. he is a founder and founder and managing partner of a global

who needs to know the lyrics of paul mccartney's songs? we all know them already. all-american christmas number 6 just leading me the president and the freedom fighter. what's your reaction? >> well, we think that just doing this little segment here will bring all-american christmas and the president and the freedom fighter back to number one because our viewers are the best. >> last week, brian, we were number one. and the 1619 project got us before christmas. it's actually a knife to the heart. >> brian: i do loot of investigating reporting. i'm sure rachel talked that at home. how much is the christmas book ahead of the kilmeade book. turns out just one book. one sale. then i found this photo online and i actually hurt myself, i am signing your book to the tune -- and hurting myself in the big picture on my page. i'm page 70. i hurt my myself with migrate stories. i have never seen such self-inflicted wounds. >> you are a selfless colleague. that's why i love working with you. that's the kind of guy you are. >> sean: they both make great holiday christmas gifts.

novelist and after that is memoir, the storyteller and wrapping up the best nonfiction books, paul mccartney's book of behind the scenes look at the song cd has written. .. booktv.org. >> and now i'd like to welcome to p&p live parag khanna celebrating the release of his new book "move: the forces uprooting us", ," compelling lk at the powerful global forces that will cost billions of us to move geographically over the next decade. rushing in an era of radical change. he is a founder and founder and managing partner of a global project advisory firm that specializes in data driven scenarios and visualizations. international best-selling author of seven books. virtually of butch brooks on the future of world order beginning with the second war including with -- one of the 75 most influential people of the for 21st century featured in wired magazine smac list. he earned a phd from the london school of economics a bachelors and masters in the school of foreign services right here at georgetown university. he joined in conversation today with michael hirsch, senior correspondent and deputy news ed

alan: en un momento mÁs le voy a presentar el bajo que tocaba paul mccartney.entos valiosos entre ellos una guitarra rota del cantante—— por la que pagaron mÁs de $260,000. el dinero se destina a mÚsicos de nueva orleans afectados por la pandemia y el huracÁn ida. satcha: lo mejor es a quienes van esos fondos, a apoyar a esos mÚsicos que se vieron golpeados duramente por la pandemia. alan: en enero va a haber otra subasta de los rollings, sigue la competencia de quienes mejor banda. karla: lamentablemente la depresiÓn vuelve a hacer de las suyas y hablaremos de esto. carlos: con alguien que recordamos porque es la chica de las almodÓvar, muriÓ la espaÑola verÓnica, la actriz de 66 aÑos encontrada sin vida hacia lunes en su domicilio como consecuencia de un suicidio. jessica: la noticia ha causado una gran conmociÓn en su paÍs natal espaÑa que no esperaba perder antes de tiempo a una de sus figuras mÁs queridas. carlos: antonio banderas fue de los primeros en reaccionar tras la lamentable noticia de su muerte y dijo:" trabajÉ hace aÑos con ella, mi recuerdos de

that was 2017 with paul mccartney. did you know about that? stuart: no. say, people, please, protect everybody, see your family, but get a booster in the process. stuart: i think people will mix and mingle like they do at thanksgiving, and forget about covid, all the rest. that is what they will do. that is my opinion. >> we're fed up. stuart: we have good news from pfizer on vaccines. three doses of their vaccine really work against omicron. but there is a study just released on the omicron variant not such good news. what have we got? lauren: it was a small study, all the studies say same thing. two doses protect but you will need a third dose. that is good news for pfizer because it's a cash cow. they're expecting $36 billion from vaccine sales. -- omicron. stuart: at start of pandemicker this 35. they got the vaccine, went up to 36 or 37. now they're 51. with all that money rolling in. i don't get it. really don't get it. i don't understand. lauren: you think they would be up more than 50. stuart: i would have thought the stock would be much higher. l

i got paul mccartney lyrics book and i have it where ever i go.t was a very beatles and some letters and always the white sox, the exercise socks that my kids always steal. >> wait a minute, i got you overall to jump into the lobster boat. >> yes, mika got me. jonathan, i am surprised you were able to get covid tests for your children. everything i have heard there is not any covid tests to be found. >> no, there were ordered days and finally showed up in the right time. we tried earlier in the week after one of my kids' classes close to get a test could not for the whole day until we were able to find a place. in-person rapid test is near possible, that takes a couple of days to get a response. don't bother to look for them. your best hope is try to order it online. we should note, prices really skyrocketing. this seems to be a moment where people are taking advantage of the situation and gouching consumers in terms of trying to get access to these covid tests. what people need more the holiday driving to and from christmas. >> the holiday fairs

. >> ♪ simply, having, a wonderful christmastime ♪ david: that's paul mccartney of all people, a niceuary varney. let's get straight to your money and the markets have taken a strong turn south, they're all in negative territory, dow jones , s&p, and the nasdaq. nasdaq was just down more than a percentage point. it's down 146 points now, again, we had job numbers very bad in terms of the number of jobs that were created less than half of what was expected. we got 210,000 jobs that were added in november, we're expect ing over 500,000, labor secretary marty walsh is going to be joining us just a couple minutes to talk about it but as you can see , the markets which at first were positive on the news, have now gone deeply negative. the yield on the 10 year treasury is up about 1.2 basis points, just a tad up to 1.459%. bitcoin is down significantly, almost 1,000 points down to 56, 305. we just got the latest read on the services sector and lauren has those numbers. lauren: all-time high, david and services are two-thirds of all economic activity came in at 69.1 in november, up from the

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and paul mccartney is singing along.ny. that is the way to do it- that is — more. hootenanny. that is the way to do it- that is it _ more. hootenanny. that is the way to do it. that is it from _ more. hootenanny. that is the way to do it. that is it from breakfast. - more. hootenanny. that is the way to do it. that is it from breakfast. we i do it. that is it from breakfast. we are back at 60 m tomorrow. to have a lovely weekend. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. tighter covid restrictions across europe — as nations battle to contain the spread of the new omicron variant. uk government scientific advisers warn that tougher covid restrictions are needed "very soon" to prevent a big rise in hospital admissions in england. shopping centres and football stadiums will be among nearly three—thousand venues in england offering boosterjabs this weekend. some centres will open round—the—clock. the uk's top civil servant steps down from running an inquiry into downing street parties