this horrible, fearful moment of ringo starr picking me up. >> jimmy: poor ringo, he's always the leastney. >> jimmy: that's pretty good. what do you mean you did shakespeare with paul mccartney? [ cheers and applause ] >> every year, tom hanks -- i'm really dropping a lot of names. >> people like to hear that stuff. >> i feel yucky a little bit. tom hanks and rita wilson -- >> jimmy: tom hanks the actor? >> yes, yes. they put on this staged reading of shakespeare plays. and last time i did it, paul mac cart though was like our musical guest and also was in the play. >> jimmy: wow. >> so all day long we're rehearsing. he's like doing "hey jude" and "lucy in the sky with diamonds." i have video of it, all these actors who are all pretty well known in their own right just videoing him. with our iphones. just a bunch of nerds. >> jimmy: because there's nothing better than that. >> you can't believe you're onstage hanging out with the beatle. and he's just playing music. >> jimmy: and he's singing the songs you want to hear. >> yeah. >> jimmy: a lot of these guys, and there aren't any peopl

it will be called ringo's -- >> i sell records and it doesn't matter if -- or not. they won't buy it. you know? >> ringo to this day dismiss way too much has tremendous success in the '70s and george harrisson who had been stockpiling these amazing songs explodes in an album called all things must passing maybe the greatest beatles solo album of all. ♪ you don't need a passport or visas ♪ >> over the years a lot of songs mounting up that i wanted to do but only got one or two per album. >> were you held down by other fellas. >> very subtly yes. ♪ >> i'd like to thank you all for coming here. as you know it is a special benefit concert. ♪ >> he twoen george harrison and said this terrible thing is happening in bangladesh. what can we do? that created the first superstar benefit concert ever done. >> the concert for bangladesh was the grand daddy of all issue-themed concerts. not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. >> got dylan out of hiding. it put two with beatles on the stage again. it was unparalleled at the time and may still be unparalleled.

. >> jimmy: that's ringo. >> i met them, you know. >> jimmy: you met the beatles. ] >> actually i was playing the guitar on the stage singing "smashing day" which i just rendered for you. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: we all round a a smashing day. >> they said, you did very well with the mouth organ. i said, i didn't play the mouth organ. they said, you did very well anyway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: play a harmonica but you sounded great anyways. sure. >> yeah. >> jimmy: let's talk about your film "learning to drive." this is a great film. i love it. patricia clarkson is in it as well. and it's basically two strangers -- >> very unlikely meeting between two people who live in their own bubble. and they meet and they both learn a great deal from each other. i think it's a very tender story. >> jimmy: it is. you end up being -- >> it's wonderful to be in it. actually, the first person i saw as they turned the corner coming here was a sikh cabdriver very proudly getting into his yellow cab. it was very strange bit of serendipity to see him. i hope after the film that th

if they don't like the record they won't buy it. >> ringo to who this day people dismiss way too muchdous 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 you all for coming here. you all know it is a special benefit concert. ♪ ♪ >> ravi shankhar said a terrible thing is happening in bangladesh what can we do? that created the first major superstar benefit concert ever done. >> the concert for bangladesh was the grandaddy of all issue-themed concerts. not only did you get george harrison, you got eric clapton. it got dylan out of hiding. two beatles on the stage. unparalleled of the type. it may still be unparalleled. ♪ ♪ >> a great deal of music of the '70s was people who succeeded in the '60s, finding new wa

we saw the sky as the basically the ringo starr of the left. this challenge was, galloway has been sent out, hello there is jeremy. he hasn't shown up and caught fire and everyone is surprised him. like everyone has been surprised by trump. everyone was surprised by nigel harris, you are right, we have got to stop being surprised by these allegedly unelected people getting huge amounts of support and thinking that maybe the world has moved on. betty: whether they are on the left, the right, in terms case, the radical, they have come up toh plans because they need win over a set up constituency? >> they do. they are also open to new ideas. you saw that in greece, you see corbyn, he does not have ideas of his own, so he is open to ideas that people suggest. -- theyhey are just have the advantage that they were not around in the 2000, so they don't have apologies to make before anyone will listen to them. betty: we will shift to greece. we got the second quarter gdp report. it was backwards looking. what does that mean for greek banks? even those

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

not ringo or officially richard starkey.t included their first drummer pete best before he was kicked out. >> people are like who? >> what? >> paul and george were only teenagers at the time and the contract was for a whopping 80 bucks. >> wow, that is a steal. >> 80 bucks. >>> rounding out our british rock theme english professor deciding to live life as david bowie. we change rock 'n' roll by incorporating performance art through many of his personas and the professor will broker from kingston university, he's going to spend the next year method acting. that's when you really get into character by trying to be somebody else. he's go going to try to be the elusive rock legend. >> he will only consume media available to bowie back in the '70s. he's really getting into this here. he's dressing as each and every one of david bowie's characters including the famous ziggy stardust as you see here with the orange wig and all. that's him right there. he's also posted pics of himself as well as the man who fell to the earth, the th

. >> reporter: we remember jonah ringo scerved from -- saved froe top floor of a parking garage.he two who touch us most was this couple. elements everyone was left homeless, including the millers. >> there's nothing left. we can not get back in our parish. >> reporter: the millers asked us to check on their homes since we had access to the parish. the camera captured how the monster storm destroyed everything on the family's first floor. it seemed everywhere we want by air, or on the ground the "action news" crew captured anger. >> i thought they were going to come help me not use scare tactics to get me out of there. >> reporter: always we watched agents go door to door marking each house with a date or finding anyone or bodies inside we saw a measure of sadness and emptiness. traveling at night, no light, no sound, no people. >> we want to help them. >> reporter: we met up with soldiers from willow grove helping to protect and restore the communities in louisiana and amidst all the heartbreak what struck us most was the resilliance and spirit of all the people we met. >> they

. >> reporter: we also remember jonah ringo who was saved from the top floor of a hospital garage.touched me the most were tammy and robert miller. they were staying at a campground after leaving saint bernard parish which was indatinundated. >> there's nothing left. i can barely get back in that parish. there's no life. >> reporter: the millers asked us to check on their homes and we had access to the parish. our cameras captured how the monster storm had destroyed everything on the family's first floor. and it seemed everywhere we went by air or on the ground, our "action news" crew also captured anger, a lot of it. >> i didn't want to leave. i stayed in my apartment for two weeks because i thought they were going to come help me, not use scare tactics to get me out of there. >> reporter: as we watched agents in oral liens parish go door to door marking each house with the dates and whether they found anyone or any bodies inside, we, too, felt a measure of saddness and emptiness. travel in new orleans at night was down right erie, no lights, no sounds, no people. >> it would help

nobody knows how it happened or how long it will last or if any of them are named john, paul, george or ringo. [ laughter ] >>> author is using kick- starter to public his book on the desert party. he hopes to share 10% of the proceeds with kids about burning man. it won't have pictures of neighborhood people. he is asking for $9,000. so far he raised $6,600 with eight days to go. >>> bloomingdale's accidentally gave a shopper a $25,000 gift card. and that shopper of course spent the majority of it. now the store is asking for it back. the high-end department store accidentally sent gift cards worth up to $25,000 to its loyal members. the shopper of course bought a $5,000 watch, a $10,000 pair of earrings, a louie vuitton bag for his wife but he cooperate with bloomingdale's and his reward for doing that? a $100 gift card. >> oh, is he giving the stuff back. he did. >> he did. >> and his wife is still living with him? [ laughter ] >> i'd wanted to keep the bag. for the record. >> i bet you would. [ laughter ] >>> what time is it? about 20 after 5:00. they have grown a nearly complete human br

. >> reporter: we remember jonah ringo saved from the top floor of a parking garage. who touched me most were tammy and robert miller they were staying at our campground. every everyone at saint about her -- bernards 68,000 people were left homeless. the millers asked us to check on their homes since we had access to the parish. our cameras captured how the monster stormed destroyed everything on the family's first floor. it seemed everywhere we want by error on the ground our "action news" crew captured anger, a lot of it. >> i stayed in my apartment for two weeks because i thought they were going to come help me, not use scare tactic also do get me out of there. >> reporter: as we watched agents go door to door marking each with a date and whether they found anyone or bodies inside we felt a measure of sadness and emptiness. traveling in new or a -- new orleans at night was down right erie. no light, no sound, no people. we met up with soldiers from willow grove. amidst all the heartbreak and utter destruction what struck us most was the resilliance and spirit of th

no ringo star was involved at that point. that wasn't in till 1962 did he join. contract is expected to fetch $160,000. that is a low ball it seems. >> james rosen is on the phone already. >> he is trying to get everybody to chip in. >>> getting approval from fda is the female version of viagra. it is the first of its kind. kristen fisher is live on this. it could be available when? >> reporter: as early as october. the company that makes this, sprout pharmaceuticals, is calling it a game changer for the millions of women who suffer from low libido. >> people are not going to be hypersexual and having sex in inappropriate places but making people in stable, loving relationships have normal desires and sexual thoughts. >> reporter: sounds great, right? but opponents say the desire trumps safety and science blaming the approval on a marketing campaign since the fda rejected it twice. >> bringing a desired drug to market for women would be a great thing if it worked. this isn't it. this drug on average increases satisfying sexual activity by one event per month at m

. >> don't forget ringo. >> the kid on the drums, goes pete bass. >>> how are things on the commute? >> it's such a mess. let's go to a webcam. on the b.q.e. northbound side by metropolitan avenue, we have an accident being cleared way. all lanes are closed down once again. they were letting at least the right lane get by but it's closed again. then the staten island expressway eastbound bumper to bumper into south avenue. earlier accident cleared by 440. delays back to the goethals bridge. street cleaning rules are in effect today. ken and shirleen, over to you. >> thank you, heather. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," new video plans want you to see as they search for a hit and run driver. the bicyclist hit in harlem is in critical condition this morning. >> also ahead, how you can help a little league team from our area with >>> new video as police search for a hit and run driver that nearly killed a man in harlem. police released this video of a car involved. the victim was riding his bicycle on 1450th street when he was hit by a red colored sedan. the impact thre

where do ringo is drenched with rain this morning by tropical storm erika -- puerto rico is drenchedhis morning by tropical storm erika. or people were killed and several more are missing. she could become a hurricane if she reaches south florida by early next week. apple confirms the departure of ian rogers who led the radio. he joined apple when it bought beets music last year. apple is expected to unveil its latest model iphone september 9 in san francisco. it is summertime for central bankers, summer cap, the policy makers in jackson hole, wyoming for the kansas city fed annual symposium. when the greeley is there. however the china market turmoil permeated the discussion behind closed doors? brendan: the one thing you always hear is, we are data dependent but what data? the biggest event has been not just the market turmoil but the possibility of the slowdown in growth. we talked to barry i can green about this yesterday. he is a very well respected economic historian out of uc berkeley. he said we do not know how that it is in terms of the economic slowdown. what that will affe

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