>> larry: ringo.ot your name wrong. >> i know. give him a break. >> we can't. it's live. >> we were in the the bahamas, and the kids called, we heard something, and we got the call that john had actually been seriously hurt. we got on a plane to new york, said hello to yoko. you know, you don't know what to do. it's so weird, and then it was so crazy there, and i didn't think we were helping the situation, because there was another fab in town, that then we went back to l.a. i was in the bahamas. >> larry: was george's passing expected? >> yeah. >> larry: you knew how sick he was? >> yeah, we all knew, and he knew. but it was great. you know, in all these -- well, actually in john's case, i was going to say in these tragedies, in george's case, in that tragedy there were some good things about it. in john's case, there weren't. but with george, i got to see him a short time before he died, and it was just the best, because we just sat like this, if you don't mind. we sat, stroking hands like this. thi

>> jimmy: "i can do the ringo." >> right, yes.nroe, because anyone is bigger than sara lee. you know, we're bigger than -- right. we're bigger than larry king." [ as john lennon ] >> "you know, and they can't all be tippery-toppery, scoobity-doo, tip of the top of the -- you know. >> jimmy: absolutely. >> "once in a while, you make a stinkery-doo." [ laughter ] i used a direct quote. >> jimmy: we are having so much fun. [ laughter ] i hope you are. >> so long. >> jimmy: i want to see your stand-up. you're on tour now. [ as regis philbin ] >> "anyway, yes, i am. i'm on tour." [ as regis philbin ] >> jimmy: you can't even believe it. >> "i'm doing regis philbin now for no apparent reason." [ laughter ] "anyway, are you ready for this? i am out of control. regis with a head cold." i did a cameo -- >> jimmy: you do re-impressions of people with colds? [ as regis philbin ] >> "i do. it's regis with a head cold. why can't the regis have a head cold?! it's all in my head, that's why it's called a cold." >> jimmy: i need some sudafed. >>

ministry, tomah street, and -- mina, toma, and ringo streets. part of a follow-through to the screening process that took place during the western meeting planned. people interested in that can also visit our web site. very good news, almost done with my report, very good news on the van ness ave transportation project. we received notice from the state historic preservation officer. i agree with the assessment of the classification of the old light poles. the office essentially agrees that because of lack of integrity to convey significance, the polls, although historically significant, are not an item that will be listed. so, that has removed a potentially interesting obstacle to moving the project forward in an expedited manner. we are now at the point where we have read designated the project managers and engineers to staff the engineering effort. so, we are boys to have capital programs and construction division initiate 30% engineering on the project. we are moving this forward and i am delighted that we have achieved that major milestone.

. >> reporter: near reykjavik, iceland, lennon's widow yoko ono and ringo starr honored lennon's birthdayghting of a tower ohno creating. it's called "imagine peace." ohno said lennon would be fighting for it still. >> i don't think that he would have retired. he is not the retiring type. >> reporter: but lennon remains the type that merchandisers can only cream of. all of his solo albums have been re-released a new couplary chronicles his years, and the movie "nowhere boy." lennon stuff, says a music editor, is timeless. >> this was somebody who from a very young age was writing songs like "help," and "in my life," and i'm a loser." >> reporter: alan light of "rolling stone" brought his seven-year-old son to central park to remember lennon. light said lennon achieved immortality by showing how mortal he was. >> i think what people still respond to is the honesty and the combination of confidence and vulnerability ♪ don't let me down ♪. >> reporter: songs by a young man who will never grow old. imagine. tony guida, cbs news, new york. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight. i'm jef

. >> reporter: near iceland lennon's widow and ringo star lit a tower. it is called imagine peace. said lennon would be fighting for peace still. >> he would not be retired. he is not the retired type. >> reporter: but lennon remains the type that merchandisers can only dream of. a documentary chronicling his years in new york. and a new film "nowhere boy" shows the birth of the beatles. >> we should write our own stuff. >> reporter: lennon's stuff says a music editor is timeless. >> this was somebody who from a very young age was writing songs like "help" and "in my life" and "i'm a loser." >> reporter: allen light of rolling stones magazine brought his son to the park to remember lennon. he said lennon showed how immortal he was. >> people still respond to the honesty and the combination of confidence and vulnerability. >> reporter: songs by a young man who will never grow old. imagine. cbc news, new york. ♪ don't let me down >> if you are wondering what john would look like at 70 an artist created this composite. the photo of lennon on the left has been digitally altered and age

. >> reporter: near iceland lennon's widow and ringo star honored lennon's birthday with the lighting of a tower that yoko ono created. she said lennon would be fighting for peace still. >> he is not the retiring type. >> reporter: but lennon remains the type that only merchandisers can only dream of. a new documentary is chronicling his years in new york and a new film "nowhere boy" reimagines the young john lennon, paul mccartney and the birth of the beatles. lennon's stuff, says a music editor, is timeless. >> this was somebody who from a very young age was writing songs like "help" and "in my life" and "i'm a loser." >> reporter: allen light of rolling stones magazine brought his son to the park to remember lennon. he says lennon achieved immortality by showing how more talhe was. >> i think what people still respond to is the honesty and the combination of confidence and vulnerability. >> reporter: songs by a young man who will never grow old. imagine. cbc news, new york. ♪ don't let me down >>> a break through literally in efforts to rescue 32 chilean miners. >> the milestone re

featuring the original band before he teamed up with george harrison and ultimately the irrepressible ringotar to join the beatles. that band was the quarrymen who gave us a preview of the benefit earlier today. welcome to new york. how do you feel being here on this big birthday. >> having a good time and we will have more of a good time tonight. we have been up to strawberry fields and there are lots of people simming there and celebrating john's -- people singing there and celebrating john's life and his music. >> geraldo: i can't believe he would have been 70 years old. i guess i look in the mirror and i say oh, that's right. >> i know the feeling. i'm nearly 72. there you go. >> geraldo: how do you feel rocking out at 72? >> pretty good. >> geraldo: now, with john is it true that he was a rascal even air early on? >> he was a little bit of a rascal but nothing too serious really. >> geraldo: are you surprised how contemporary the music still seems and how energized and enthused the fans are on his birthday? >> surprised in a way but when you listen to the music and the music of today i

i know ringo starr sang it. lennon was a controversial guy when he was alive.d in your opinion? interesting vote. cast your vote on billoreilly.com and we will give you the results tomorrow. friday 5,000 of you voted on this father dancing behind his daughters. ♪ baby, baby oh baby baby ♪ ♪ not ♪ >> bill: it was close 53% say the dad is a pinhead. 47%, a patriot. i probably would have gone with patriot there. that is it for us tonight please check out the factor news website. name a town if you wish to opine. please when writing to the factor, do not be contentious. some people have accused me of being contentious. of course that is misguided. we don't want you to be contentious. thanks for watching the factor. i am bill o'reilly. please remember the spin stops right here, because we are definitely looking >> good tuesday morning. it feels like a monday but it's a tuesday, right? october 12th. thanks for sharing your time. hours away from freedom now after more than two months underground, can you imagine that. the 33 chilean miners will be pulled to the surfac

ringo starr and more will be here tomorrow night. right now here's anderson cooper. >>> good evening. i'm kathleen parker. >> i'm eliot spitzer. welcome to the program. tonight we begin with aex collusively. cnn's jim acosta with the first interview with christine o don't knell running for the senate seat in delaware. the first interview in quite sometime. >> o'donnell famously known for having dabbled in witchcraft as a much younger woman and jim acosta asked her about that, sarah palin, obama care, you name it. let's take a look. >> your latest ad says i'm you. >> right. >> it's as if you're trying to reintroduce yourself to voters. >> yes, yes. >> why is that? is that what you're trying to do? >> absolutely. my goal has been since the primary to meet as many voters as possible so they get to know me, i get to know them. i have to hear what's on their minds to know how i can help in washington, d.c. my goal, my candidacy is about putting the political process back into the hands of the people. i'm not a career politician. i'm not s

i know ringo starr sang it. lennon was a controversial guy when he was alive.nteresting vote. cast your vote on billoreilly.com and we will give you the results tomorrow. friday 5,000 of you voted on this father dancing behind his daughters. ♪ baby, baby oh baby baby ♪ ♪ not ♪ >> bill: it was close 53% say the dad is a pinhead. 47%, a patriot. i probably would have gone with patriot there. that is it for us tonight please check out the factor news website. name a town if you wish to opine. please when writing to the factor, do not be contentious. some people have accused me of being contentious. of course that is misguided. we don't want you to be contentious. thanks for watching the factor. i am bill o'reilly.

lennon and their feelings about each other and also tells anderson about her relationship with paul, ringoge. >> they were very polite people. i think polite just for john's sake, you know? they didn't want to be mean to me or something like that. so their meanness did not really express itself except once in a while. >>> and also ahead, we've got some big news at the atlanta zoo. looks like they may need to dust off the recording of rockabye baby. an accident doesn't have to slow you down. from new car replacement and guaranteed repairs to accident forgiveness, we do all we can to help you move on. liberty mutual auto insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> all this week we've been bringing you anderson's exclusive interview with yoko ono. this was a rare window into her life with john lennon who would have turned 70 years old. as a couple, they were inseparable. tonight you'll hear her talk about the strange feelings he had days before he died. it's well known that the couple's closeness caused some friction within the beatles. paul mccartney famously made his feelings known.

that is when lennon, paul mccartney, george harrison and ringo starr first started playing miewrveg togetherthey called themselves the quarry men, eventually changing their name to, we all know it, the beatles. today, fans of the iconic band will visit strawberry fields in central park and attend a benefit concert in manhattan. >>> democrat jerry brown's campaign for governor is on damage control, this after a recording surfaced of one of brown's staffers using kind of an indiscreet term to describe republican candidate meg whitman. simon perez has more on the gaffe and the response. >> calling meg whitman a whore is a comment beyond offensive. >> reporter: that's the reaction from meg whitman's campaign to this recorded conversation between jerry brown and one of his advisors. [ indescernible ] >> politicians get tired of it. it's just human nature. i'm tired of it. i'm going to shoot back. that's where the name-calling begins. >> reporter: in this case, the whitman campaign did choose to shoot back, to highlight brown's gaffe. >>it's a clear glimpse inside the jerry brown campaign and who

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lennon and their feelings about each other and also tells anderson about her relationship with paul, ringogeorge. >> they were very polite people. i think polite just for john's sake, you know? they didn't want to be mean to me or something like that. so their meanness did not really express itself except once in a while. >>> and also ahead, we've got some big news at the atlanta zoo. looks like they may need to dust off the recording of rockabye baby. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. and celebrex is not a narcotic. when it comes to relieving your arthritis pain, you and your doctor need

lennon's hometown and it's meant as a symbol of peace and lenn lennon's widow yoko oko and band member ringo work on that. >> everyone knows him for that. >> that's nice. >> that would be nice. now let's talk sports, the yanks not known for peace, but for winning championships and another year, another yanks sweep of the twins in october. you've heard this before. new york with 6-1 win to advance to the alcs, and swisher go deep, hughes, seven innings of shutout ball and minnesota lost 12 straight post season games, nine straight post season games to the yanks. in texas, former president george w. bush witnessed the rays staying alive against his rangers. and crawford and pena homered in the 9th. rays win 6-3 and trail the series 2-1 and game four today, head to head with football. speaking of, some college football, what a win, number one alabama knocked off by south carolina, the gamecocks pull off a stunner in columbia. led the gamecocks to a win over alabama. quarterback mcelroy first loss since 8th grade. >> wow. >> ohio state likely number one, oregon likely number two, and ainsley ear