look, there's nobody on the planet that cares more about the legacy of the beatles than paul mccartneyproval alone, his work on the sun, should be enough for those beatles fans that might be on the fence in deciding whether or not its official song,it deciding whether or not its official song, it absolutely is an official song. song, it absolutely is an official son. _ ., ., , . song, it absolutely is an official soni _ ., ., , . song, it absolutely is an official son, ., . ., , song. fantastic, we will all 'ust wait another i song. fantastic, we will all 'ust wait another week i song. fantastic, we will all 'ust wait another week and i song. fantastic, we will all 'ust wait another week and get h song. fantastic, we will alljust wait another week and get to l song. fantastic, we will alljust i wait another week and get to hear song. fantastic, we will alljust - wait another week and get to hear it in its full glory. thanks for coming on newsnight. that's all from us tonight. mark's here tomorrow. until then, goodnight. breaking news from around the world 2a hours a day — this is bbc n

>> paul mccartney, his big dream said - [ cheers ] >> jimmy: a beatle is on the rolling stones albumway it was a bit like a schoolboy, you know a kid in the toy shop, you know >> jimmy: yeah >> he loved it he said, "my dream!" >> jimmy: really >> he said, "a beatle gets on to play on a rolling stones album. yeah, he was really knocked out. >> jimmy: it's so good wait until you hear this album and it's getting great reviews so congratulations on that i also want to mention, by the way, i know everyone probably knows this maybe if you don't, you're an amazing painter. you really are a great artist. >> i've been painting since i was little >> jimmy: yeah, was your family into it? >> yeah, my two older brothers i grew up eight years behind ted, ten years behind art. and -- >> jimmy: great name >> and all of our initials spell "art." art, ron, and ted. anyway, so the thing is, if they - they were musicians too. so, if they played, i would play and if they painted, i would paint. and it just stuck with me all the years. >> jimmy: i figured i'd show just a couple just to see -- >> i just co

but next up, how close were we to a john lennon and paul mccartney reunion in the mid-70s?s former girlfriend, may pang, has the answer. straight ahead. rt. scott: former beatle john lennon's 1980 song, "woman," was inspired by his wife, yoko ono. but for an 18-month period in the mid-70s, known infamously as lennon's lost weekend, john and yoko split. and he took up with their personal assistant, may pang. in her new documentary, the lost weekend-- a love story, may lays out their romance. and she says it came about thanks to yoko. the idea was for him to go out with someone, that he was going to go out with somebody. and she thought it was a good idea if it should be me. yoko walked into my office and said, john and i are not getting along. i want you to go out with him. it was her control over the situation. but at the same time, she didn't expect john and i to fall in love. i was 23, and my first boyfriend was john lennon. scott: may had no intention of falling in love with john during his separation from yoko in 1973, but fall she did. and it's all revealed in the lost

this comes from the unreleased demo from john lennon and surviving beatles paul mccartney and ringo starri. to also include the late george harrison. this new song is going to be released next week. >>> a big recall and driverless cars. some of the stories in today's cbs "money watch." another sharp dive for u.s. stocks thursday dragged down by disappointing big tech earnings. the dow dropped 251 points. the nasdaq, 225, and the s&p 500 fell 49 points. >>> today a jury could hear from a disgraced former crypto executive, sam bankman-fried, in the fraud trial against him. this was expected to happen yesterday, but the judge wanted to do a test run in order to decide what bankman-fried would be allowed to tell the jury. the judge will make a decision this morning. the 31-year-old is accused of diverting billions of dollars from investors to make risky investments, his own as well as political donations and buy luxury housing. >>> best buy is recalling nearly a million pressure cookers over a malfunction that could cause some serious burns. these were sold under the brand name insignia betwe

the 26 studio album it is called hackney diamonds and future songs of elton john, lady gaga, paul mccartney and many others, the album is set for release next friday. i will see you this sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on the fox news channel for "sunday morning futures" i'll be joined by secretary of state mike pompeo and exclusive interviews with house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul, iranian crown prince in arizona candidate kari lake join us with full live development from the war on israel. that will do it for us for now. thank you so much for watching ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron's roundtable" where we get behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm carlson english emperor jack otter. coming up israel is striking back against hamas as war rages in the middle east and the ripple effect to the global economy, top strategist ed yardeni will take a look at the applications and explain the impact on energy prices. then the u.s. is on the road to chip independence but it comes with higher cost that could be passed on to the consumer. later if you have $100,000

the 26 studio album it is called hackney diamonds and future songs of elton john, lady gaga, paul mccartneythers, the album is set for release next friday. i will see you this sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. eastern on the fox news channel for "sunday morning futures" i'll be joined by secretary of state mike pompeo and exclusive interviews with house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul, iranian crown prince in arizona candidate kari lake join us with full live development from the war on israel. that will do it for us for now. thank you so much for watching ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "barron'

paul mccartney and ringo starr used artificial intelligence to freshen up the sound from an old cassette a statement, the surviving beatles said hearing jon's voice was quite emotional, and they went on to say the tune is a genuine beatles recording. that's all from cars in washington. stay with us on bbc news. u nsettled unsettled with rain at times, especially wet for eastern scotland. it's down to low pressure to the west of ireland, a huge area of low pressure with showers of rain spiralling around and even some little low pressure systems, such as this one, which could impact england and wales on saturday night with a spell of very wet and windy weather. watch out for dense fog patches across the east midlands and eastern england, lincolnshire, through the morning rush. they should lift into low cloud, we start with some sunshine and then showers developed across southern and western areas, quite breezy in the south—west, showers could be heavy. it stays wet in eastern scotland with persistent rain, may be a bit of brightness across the highlands and islands. but it stays windy here

in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) >> good afternoon. it is now 1 o5 p.m. and my name is brackett and this is regular meeting on commission on community investment infrastructure for tuesday october 3, 2023. i like to welcome everyone joining in the audience and those joining in hybrid format on the

paul mccartney, elton john and stevie wonder are also on the project. the 12 song album is out now.s of legends on that album. yeah. all right. well, tonight on abc seven news at 11, this is the last day in business for three bay area target stores while the retail chain is closing them down, including one in the heart of san francisco. and a special visit to san francisco by a los angeles city council member. how the two cities are now working together to find a solution for homelessness. that's tonight on abc seven news at 11. and right now, that's it for us at abc seven news at eight. we hope you can join us again tonight at 11. have a good evening. you know that unwelcome guest everyone wishes would just leave already? that's covid-19. ♪ so i got this season's shot designed to keep up to date with recent variants. ♪ [thwack!] ♪ got it? ♪ narrator: adolfo suarez madrid-barajas international airport. spain's largest airport and the fifth busiest in europe. two challenges surpass all others: irregular immigration. narrator: and drug trafficking.

now paul mccartney and ringo starr has finished it using ai. >>> it's been called the most athletic showdown on earth and paid to the legend of the florida hawerchuk. >>> this is a paul thing, so i know you're familiar with any florida man joke. >> i am a florida man. i feel offended, but go ahead. you couldn't have waited for vern to be on set for this? >> one of the best twitter accounts in the history of that site. >> when somebody does something bizarre and florida gets posted on the internet, it's usually matt who does it. get ready for the florida man games. >> what could go wrong? >> they're coming to st. augustine this february. competitors like beer belly sumo sumo wrestling. remember ice and nitro from american gladiators? they're the referees judging the games you just saw and this one, the evading arrest obstacle course, where you jump over fences and run through backyards while running from actual police. paul, since i know you're going to ask, yes, there's also a mullett contest. >> as there should be. when is this being held? do i have time to grow it out? >> you'll need a lit

. >> artificial intelligence was used to clean up john lennon's vocals, which paul mccartney called quitehear, and george harrison's guitar was recorded almost 30 years ago. this new song is out next thursday. next, the mother who's evicting her adult children, an italian woman, just won a court case resulting in her son's being forced to move out. >> i bet you wonder how old they are. 40 and 42. >> in italy, about 70% of people live at home into their 30s. but the mother argued her sons never do chores or pay expenses. the judge ruled her sons have until december to move out just in time for the holidays. and finally, a competition only in florida. the florida man games are coming. yeah, the competition includes beer, belly wrestling, a mullet contest, and the evading arrest obstacle course. according to its website, the event gives people an opportunity to live that florida man life for a day. where was my invite? top where was my invite? top head i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so... ...glad we did this. [kid plays

they're coming down ♪ ♪ they're coming down ♪ >> the rolling stones new album, stevie wonder, paul mccartney oh yeah ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ ♪ oh yeah. >> david: bringing down the house to mark the first new album of original musesic in nearly two decades. 59 years after releasing their first original album, this performance last night. ♪ coming down, coming down ♪ >> david: i'll have what they're having. we ned to score a ticket around here. i'm david muir. thank you for watching. see you for an all new "20/20" tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. good night.

they're coming down towards the earth ♪ >> the rolling stones new album, stevie wonder, elton john, paul mccartney oh yeah ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ ♪ oh yeah ♪ ♪ oh, yeah, oh, yeah, oh, yeah ♪ >> david: bringing down the house to mark the first new album of original music in nearly two decades. 59 years after releasing their first album, this performance last night. ♪ coming down, coming down ♪ >> david: i'll have what they're having. we need to score a ticket around here. i'm david muir. thank you for watching. i'll see you for an all new "20/20" tonight, 9:00 p.m. eastern. right here. good night. this man who posted a sign offering free fentanyl for new users. plus they're not necessarily being used as much as the industry claims that they can be. >> the perils of plastic bags. >> can you really use them? 125 times? reporter leanne melendez puts that number to the test and the return of a beloved halloween display. >> it's much more than just ghoulish fun for the family. that puts it up every year. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> the w

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paul mccartney was there, katy perry, alec goldman.. you are on a balcony with a megaphone. i was like, get to him. you will hear this music. >> jason: i did not want to continue with the show so we had to cancel the show. there are so many people outside and i felt crazy. we make it like a makeshift performance. we brought two little speakers. i got on my little mike, and i sang the song. and there like make appearances. go back stage. >> kelly: that is awesome. you tore at the world. a favorite place for you? i have a couple on my list. >> jason: sydney, australia. >> kelly: one of my favorites. it is so good. they are so chill. >> jason: there is no road rage. in america they are ready to get out of the car and smashed some cars. [laughter] >> kelly: you are hilarious. speech at my mom does not think i am hilarious. >> kelly: i have got game too. you have a life changing realization last year. >> jason: if i'm going to be working this hard then you have got to love life. can i do one without the other. i made a point to go out and d

stuart: >> i met paul mccartney the other day. he was at a concert i was at.on from this. you just paid $42 million for a home on nantucket. that's for republicans. you don't go to martha's vineyard. are you political with your choice? >> no. i will say that i don't even consider, it is insulting to put martha's vineyard in the same sentence as nantucket. it's a far superior island. i would never contemplate lowering myself to live on the vineyard. i am a nantucket guy through and through. let the strip malls and whatever goes on in the vineyard stay in the vineyard. we will stay in nantucket. stuart: you are a class act. one last one. ongoing debate for years. who picks up the tab on a date? and los angeles times columnist is asking if men should pay on dates as reparation for the gender wage gap. >> that the los angeles times just being dumb. of course men should pay but i don't know if it is a wage gap, you can still have men be gallons and have class and that is what it is. men should always pay on day. reparations for the past? how about just being a good

. ♪ >> the others would be john lennon, paul mccartney, and george harrison.tant, and influential band in rock 'n' roll history. ringo was world-famous. he gave the beatles a lot of personality. but he started life as richard starkey, a poor kid trying to make his way in working-class liverpool. we talked about it recently at a famed hollywood hotel complete with its own recording studio in the basement. >> i was always working, on the railways and the boats and the factory forever. >> what were your hopes and dreams at the time? what could you imagine? >> it all felt like something i was doing. the first band i was in was a factory band. we used to play at the lunch hour. >> eventually joined one of the top groups in the verbal. then he got to know the beatles. they were booked into the same club. >> it was 12 hours between two bands. you get to know your own band. we were trying to top them and they were trying to top us. the top was not very high. it was a great learning space. >> the beatles asked ringo to join them and the rest is history. and what histor

to paul mccartney and that's now they've got the that's and now they've got the technologyces strands isn't voices out on strands isn't a new of thing in music. but new form of thing in music. but this technology helped to this technology has helped us to get and you're get the proper and you're absolutely right. >> a lot of >> actually, it was a lot of things. it was peterjackson >> actually, it was a lot of things. it was peter jackson who did that brilliant sort of series there recreating series where there recreating dusting all these old dusting off all these old recordings enhancing recordings and enhancing them. so really, really exciting. we're more of this. we're going to see more of this. i tell you. we're also going i can tell you. we're also going to people being digitally to see people being digitally resurrected there'll be resurrected as there'll be concerts with holograms and various there's various other things. there's the a conversation. absolutely. >> got some breaking >> no, we've got some breaking news in in the past few news coming in in the past few

paul mccartney. welcome back to the big weekend show.and quite simply the greatest gift giver alive. >> q the drumroll. all right, open your boxes. one, two, three. [cheering] >> may be all those freebies just giving away money will help her get the spot in california as the next senator. rumors are swirling that she is on the list that gavin newsom is considering to fill the open senate seat following the death of senator dianne feinstein. meghan markle is also reportedly putting herself on that list. whatever happens, markle is certainly well-versed on the left's talking points. >> the only wealthy nation in the entire world that does not mandate and have a federal paid leave program. i will do everything that i can to make sure that we can implement that. >> a piece of women's inequality people have uplifted the entire community. when it comes to the pay gap, it is staggering. it is nonsensical. and two of the boys in my class said, yeah, that is where women belong, in the kitchen. it sparked this frustration and desire for change. it

. said to paul for mccartney. around, it wasn't a very great of recording stuff. great way of recording stuff. what managed was what they managed to do was years later, some guitars years later, get some guitars from george harrison. then obviously paul and ringo had been laying down stuff they worked that it just didn't worked out that it just didn't sound great. but great thing sound great. but the great thing about technology, it's managed to is what i can do. to and this is what i can do. i think we talk about a lot of the negative sides of it. the brilliant side of it is what it can do is if you feed it information, it learns and then it more and learns more it learns more and learns more andits it learns more and learns more and it's managed to work out how to take out all the hiss from this record. and out of all the bad stuff some of and, and bad stuff and some of and, and just leave the good stuff which was john lennon's pure vocals. and so , so from everything i've and so, so from everything i've read, yo

at the big u2 show, some of the biggest names in media, jeff bezos, lebron james, paul mccartney, allre to see this new kind of show. >> yeah, i feel like this is going to change. and when you look at the outside of the sphere, that is also spectacular. i mean, we may not be able to show those pictures, but i saw at one point, they made it into the shape of a basketball, they made it into the shape of a moon. and -- there's one right there that chose u2 promoting their concert. but i mean, it's really spectacular, this technology that they've been able to -- i've just never seen anything like it. >> yeah, you know, it turned on a few months ago, and the exterior has already become a staple in vegas. there's a big blinking eye. it cycles between graphics. all of this is the brainchild of james dolan, the man behind madison square garden and the knicks. he conceived this, poured money entitle, and now it's open to the public. >> very good, john sarlan. maybe we can go together. just clear it with the folks here. it won't be a weekend show, maybe one of those wednesday ones. thanks, john

. >> jimmy: thank you, yes the -- [ light laughter ] paul mccartney plays with the rolling stones on on one song together for the first time >> no. >> jimmy: what [ light laughter ] what are you -- what >> john lennon and paul, first off, they gave us -- one of their first big hits, "i wanna be your man. they were the ones that called us and said, "hey, we've got this song here." you know - >> jimmy: that's right >> and so -- but we -- our -- our relationship with john and paul, and with the beatles, was -- it went back -- it goes back to the '62, '63, you know and -- >> jimmy: what was the relationship did you hate each other? did you -- >> no. other -- we'd -- we'd play up to the -- i think, you know, there was, like, a beatles versus stones thing, and then -- yeah, yeah, but not really >> jimmy: no [ light laughter ] >> meanwhile, we're working together saying, "is your single ready?" >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, yeah >> and then -- and i'll go, and -- >> jimmy: i'll put ours out. >> but, no, "we -- we have a a couple of weeks to go. and "okay. you go first." so, we tried not to

paul mccartney, elton john and stevie wonder are also on the project. the 12 song album is out now.years. and look, they have that staying power, that longevity. they don't need to release new music to stay relevant. but yeah, everyone's excited for it. >> mick is amazing. yes he'll be going forever. i know. i want to be mick jagger when i grow up. same. i would like to be like that money too. but before that i've got to do the weather. so here's what's coming our way. we have a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale coming in overnight and tomorrow with scattered showers, slick roadways, breezy conditions, but not much rain will fall from this system on. we go to the forecast animation starting at midnight between midnight and about 4 a.m. we'll see the showers first arriving up in the north bay and along the coastline line. then later in the day, showers become a little bit a little bit more intense, especially in the north bay. that's where the heaviest rain will fall. but it'll all sort of just not lose its energy by the mid afternoon hours and pretty much

while the beatles are releasing a new song, paul mccartney and ringo starr finished a song called nowhen that was initially recorded by john lennon at his home not long before he was killed in 1980. lennon's widow, yoko ono, gave the recording to the remaining members of the beatles in 1994. but back then, they didn't have the technology to separate lennon's vocals on the home recording. now, with more advanced audio technology, mccartney says they were able to make john lennon's voice come through crystal clear. both mccartney and starr say putting together this new song was emotional. when we lost john, we knew that it was really over. i was talking to yoko and she said , oh, i think i've got a tape of john. and paul called me up and said he'd like to work on now and then he put the bass on. i put the drums on. it's the last song that my dad and paul and george and ringo will get to make together. the new song includes guitar playing, recorded in 1995 by george harrison with starr playing drums. mccartney playing bass guitar and piano. the song is to be released next thursday. what'

paul mccartney and ringo starr finished a song called now and then that was initially recorded by johnennon at his home not long before he was shot and killed in 1980. lennon's widow, yoko ono, gave the recording to the remaining members of the beatles in 1994. back then, they didn't have the technology to separate lennon's vocals on the home recording. now, with more advanced audio technology. mccartney says they were able to make john lennon's voice come through crystal clear. both mccartney and starr say putting together the new song was emotional. when we lost john, we knew that it was really over. i was talking to yoko and she said, oh, i think i've got a tape of john. paul called me up and said he'd like to work on now. and then he put the bass on. i put the drums on. it's the last song that my dad and paul and george and ringo will get to make together. the new song includes guitar playing, recorded in 1995 by george harrison, with starr playing drums, mccartney on bass guitar and piano. the song will be released next thursday. thanks so much for joining us. news is always on th

jeffrey: the others would become john lennon, paul mccartney, and george harrison, together, the beatles, important, and influential band in rock 'n' roll history. by his mid-20's, ringo was world-famous, giving the beatles a backbeat and a whole lot of personality. but he started life as richard starkey, a sickly child in and out of hospitals, a poor kid trying to make his way in working-class liverpool, england. we talked about it recently at the sunset marquis, a famed hollywood hotel, complete with its own nightbird recording studio in the basement. ringo: i was always working on the railways, on the boats, in the factory forever. jeffrey: what was that young boy's, your hopes and dreams at that time? and what could you imagine? ringo: well, it all felt like it was something i was doing until i could do what i wanted to do, which was play. and the first band i was in was a factory band. we used to play at the -- in the lunch hour to the men. and they'd all be telling us to leave, in not quite a nice way. [laughter] jeffrey: he eventually joined rory storm and the hurricanes, one of t

i think she's may have more money than paul mccartney. i don't know. let's get on with this thing.tory about restaurants charging a bad parenting fee to parents with unruly kids. we wish the cruise lines would implement that same policy. they would make a fortune. our recent cruise on royal caribbean was so unpleasant with 1800 kids on board running everywhere, no parents in sight. do you have an opinion on bad parenting fees, kevin? >> i do actually because it does cause problems in restaurants. you go twice in a row and kids are screaming, you don't go a third time. if you are the owner, you have got to figure out how to keep the younger diner a little quieter. >> stuart: i think you are right. take them outside if they are making noise. related one comes to us from priscilla. here we go. raised seven children and never had one misbehave in a restaurant. they wouldn't dare. that tells the story. ashley, your comment, please? >> it's -- oh absolutely, four kids, they started misbehaving, one warning and then boom out we're not coming back. >> >> stuart: absolutely. >> getting back

well, paul mccartney and ringo starr added back of voices and instruments.ong is set to be released tomorrow. taylor swift is continuing to disrupt the music industry once again after dropping her re-recorded 1989 album. now major music labels are trying to prevent other artists from doing the same. according to reports, universal, sony and warner music are all changing contracts with their new artists. some are prohibiting them from re-recording music until at least 10 years after leaving the label. up next, the san francisco zoo adding some new members to their family. after the break, we'll introduce you >> rapper and singer doja cat is opening her tour right here in san francisco at the chase center tonight and thrive city will host a pre show red carpet and attractions for fans and spirit of halloween. i've said it will be lit up in theme of her hit single paint. the town red and they will have do she kept backdrops. the event will take place from 04:00pm to 06:00pm before the concert doors open at 5.30, the concert starts at 7.30, santa clara valley. h

dolly teams up with other legends in her new album, covering rock classics like "let it be" with paul mccartneyare also nine original tracks from the prolific songwriter. ♪ liar, liar, the world's on fire ♪ >> let's talk about world on fire. that's a political message that i don't always detect from you. >> actually, i didn't think of that as political as much as i was thinking of it as trying to save our asses. >> save our --? >> save our butts. it was more about all the things that's going on in the whole wide world. i thought why are people not thinking about what we're doing to each other and to this world? the only world we got to live in. so i just felt led to write something because that's how i do express myself. i'm not political, but i do write, but i do feel it, just like the first line of that says. "i'm not one for speaking out much, but that don't mean i don't stay in touch." and i do. i'm in touch, and i worry, and i pray, and i think what all can i do. so we all need to do things in our own way to try to make a change. we should all love one another. >> change she hopes to conti

. >> and then these young kids growing up like mick jagger and paul mccartney, robert plant from ledcrossroad." ♪ i went down to the crossroads, tried to flag a ride ♪ >> that's the cream... >> yeah, that's cream's version. but robert johnson, the blues man, that's his song, i went to the crossroads. ♪ >> over the years, musical tastes changed. the local blues houses closed down, and farm work dried up. today, clarksdale sits in one of the poorest counties, in the poorest region of a stubbornly poor state. once vibrant, the downtown is crumbling. >> you've played all over the world. >> yeah. >> and a seasoned musician like super chikan, who's won awards, toured internationally and had a long recording career...has to supplement his income by building guitars...and driving a truck. >> i heard of a guy, though, who travels the world and he's got ten albums. and he still drives a truck. >> i know a fella like that. >> who's that? >> his name chikan. and i've been asked, "when you going to record a new album?" i said, "for what? i got ten of them out and they ain't not one of them done m

several other rock superstars play on the album, including paul mccartney, elton john and stevie wondera 14 year old 49ers superfan got a very special visit this week. jay jason is awaiting a heart transplant at a bay area hospital. and on wednesday, members of his favorite team paid him a surprise emotional visit. george kittle and fred warner not just anyone. they were among the players who met jason. some of the players there gave him some 49ers gear, including a blanket while he sits and waits. uber's annual list of cravings is revealing how americans ordered food and other items. this year, the company released its cravings report with some unusual combos include steak and jelly, condensed milk and avocado and seaweed with pasta sauce. top orders were french fries, garlic naan and pad thai and the top three food items ordered this year are non-food items that is ordered this year. toilet paper, a, plan b and covid tests will rising tensions this morning over the war in israel and the state department issued a worldwide travel alert for americans. what that means and what bay area t

the tales of life and music said to include content like when he met paul mccartney for the first timelegendary artist set to host a holiday special right here on nbc. he said to play with a vegas-sized background it will feature all the classic holiday jams like "mandy," "i write the songs," "looks like we made it. maybe a little "copa cabana" in there. >> how about, "it's a miracle" >> you can watch "a very barry christmas" on nba and streaming the next day on peacock. >> on peacock? that's excellent >> watch "five fights at freddy's" and then this. >>> a rising star in the nfl putting family first how one rookie with the chargers is now repaying his mom for the sacrifes she made to help hiicm >>> we're back at 8:44 with our special series "inside the game." >> the chargers beat the chicago bears on "sunday night football." before the game, we caught up with one of the chargers promising young players. liz, good morning. >> hey, guys good morning for rookie quentin johnston, the road to the nfl started years before thousands of fans were cheering his name. he says the support of his

his impressions include tom jones, mick jagger and paul mccartney. we'll get him to do something.rse. it's the fabulous actor and comedian bobby davro. >> a lovely >> oh, what a lovely introduction. like it's introduction. it's like it's like world. it's like i'm leaving the world. it's my has gone before me. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> when you hear that you've done all that, it makes me feel old. makes feel old. old. it makes me feel old. >> you know, when i first >> now you know, when i first saw you, i thought you looked exactly way i've exactly the same way that i've ever on tv. you look ever seen you on tv. you look the same. >> well, do you remember >> yes. well, do you remember when off the telly? no when i was off the telly? no >> in my head. i'm still off the telly, but i'm not off it. >> i'm here now in my mind. >> i'm here now in my mind. >> you've been on the tv all the time because i grew up with you. yeah i grew with you. yeah i grew up with you. >> it's getting more >> but it's getting more difficult now. you know, somebody of my age because i'm pushing now and i'm. i'm n

discriminated against because within the beatles, because within the beatles, because john lennon and paul mccartney, and george was really kept in the background. so it looked a wonderful life. but on the inside it was really full of sort of being overlooked and sidelined and sometimes quite insulted. quite badly insulted. >> he was always the >> now he was always the spiritual one, at least we consider him as that. but did he also therefore, because of that spirituality dislike being pubuc spirituality dislike being public property ? public property? >> it is like being public property when he was a small boy, primary school , he property when he was a small boy, primary school, he didn't like his mother gossiping with the other mothers because she might be talking about him. he was very private person , which was a very private person, which was a very private person, which was a very private person, which was a thing to be. if you're was not a thing to be. if you're in beatles, of course, in the beatles, of course, but also he he was half of him was mystical and spiritual and half was very sort

in 201, the last event held at candlestick park was a concert by paul mccartney who played with the beatles in 1966, the stadium's first concert. demolition of the stick began in late 2014 and it was completed in september 2015. the giants had moved to pacific rail park in 2000 while the 49ers moved to santa clara in 2014. with structural claims and numerous name changes, many have passed through and will remember candlestick park as home to the legendary athletes and entertainment. these memorable moments will live on in a place called the stick. (♪♪♪) budget and finance committee october 4, 2023. >> [gavel] >> the meeting will come to order. welcome to the -- >> you're unmuted. >> the meeting will come to order. welcome to the october 4, 2023 of the budget and finance committee. i am supervisor connie chan, chair of the committee and joined by asha safai. hopefully shortly by vice chair rafael mandelman and today joined by hillary ronen. i would like to thank sfgtv for blasting this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> thank you madam chair. the board of supervisors and meetings are

but we are learning that they are about to release on november 2nd their last single, sir paul mccartneythis cassette tape left by john lennon. i think 1994. originally they had free as a bird and real love, which they released of course, but that the mix was a bit too rough on this other song now and then but they've managed to use artificial intelligence to get his john lennon's piano and voice out of it right. >> and we're talking about al that might come about in 10 or 10 months time or next summer when the next iteration of these large scale ai models come about . it's actually worthwhile taking stock and looking at the technology that we have right now. it's remarkable the amount of, for example, video production , audio production, production, audio production, just with a few new intonations, just with a few new intonations, just a few seconds of someone's voice, and you can create lifelike conversations with that voice. similarly with music. and of course we've seen picture generation come on leaps and boundsin generation come on leaps and bounds in the last six months alone. li

. >> paul mccartney say come over to our house and ringo and george. 61st street in a cab, we look over in the other cab and it's paul and linda. and all of a sudden we yell out and the two beatles stick their heads out and are screaming at one another, i'll talk to you layer. it was wild to see that. >> wild to see that. also really quickly, it's so interesting that beatle fans thought throughout the early '70s that john and paul hated each other. of course their interviews they would say the nastiest things about each other starting with the whole let it be sessions but we get to see during "get back" when the movie came on, you looked at those two and you thought through the separation of 50 years, oh, my god, they loved each other so much. you know, behind all the business problems, there was still a deep love between paul and john, it was really beautiful. >> it was great because they definitely -- they could say to each other all the nasty things, but nobody else can because they all considered themselves brothers. so i think everybody who has sib

>> i feel like i should be wearing the t-shirt that stella mccartney wore when they inducted paul mccartneyer but it says, about blanking time. >> i got it. >> i have to say i was absolutely shocked when i was reading your book to find out you weren't in the hall of fame. that's crazy. >> well, i think you probably would join a large group of people there, but i think a lot of it had to do with the fact that certain individuals felt that because elton had given me his award, that automatically made me a member of the hall of fame. so i think there was some resistance over the years, but hey. that's all water under the bridge. i'm happy to join the club. >> there are so many songs i want to ask you about, but i want to ask you about this book. what was it like staring at blank sheets of paper and saying, i'm going to write about myself now? >> the main thing that i felt was that i did not want to write a linear sort of memoir. i didn't want it to be a to z. that would have pretty much bored me i think, and besides i'm not very good at recollections of times and dates and where things land in