and they were george harrison, ringo starr... >> paul mccartney... >> and john lennon. >> i did a wholeer about this, so i know. and they are the most influential band of all time. >> one, two, three. >> ♪ oh, yeah >> yes, the beatles were no doubt one of the greatest -- if not tgreatest rock band ever. the british group only played together for about 10 years, yet they had an incredible influence on not only music but fashion and culture, as well. >> ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ i wanna hold your hand >> by the way, this clip that you're watching isn't really the beatles. these musicians are playing the roles of the beatles. it's part of a concert tour called 1964: the tribute. hi, guys. >> hello! >> why don't you introduce yourselves and tell us a bit about the beatle you represent? >> i'm mark benson, and i portray john lennon, the rhythm-guitar player for the beatles. >> i'm tom. i play george harrison, the one who plays the really important guitar parts. >> i'm bobby, i'm the drummer, and i portray ringo starr. >> and i'm graham, and i play paul, who plays bass, still today. >> left-

an interest in art dating back to my schoolgirl days when i painted portrait after portrait of ringo starr's my life you're describing. i think i remember my own life, marge. astrid said the key to my art is anger, but you know me. i'm mr. mellow. so i'm giving you kids permission to get me mad. come on. gimme what you got. well, if it'll help, um... mom found out her engagement ring is made of rock candy. ( grunting ) good work, honey. keep it coming. i'm flunking math, and the other day i was a little attracted to milhouse. ( yelling ) ( screaming ) moe, this is astrid, my dealer. and these are my fans: gunter, kyoto and cecil hampstead-on-cecil-cecil. so, uh, you guys are eurotrash, huh? how's that, uh, working out for you? eh, to be honest, we are adrift in a sea of decadent luxury and meaningless sex. uh-huh so, where might this sea be located? i must get back to my hotel and practice my affectations for tomorrow. bon soir. what do we owe you, moe? nothing, just give me a priceless sketch with a certificate of authenticity. all right. ( mumbling ) hey, moe, could i pay with a drawing?

ringo starr, is 66. he still wears that bow tie, too. >>> savannah guthrie talks to new york attorney general eric schneiderman about the lawsuit he filed against donald trump. and matt lauer and savannah get a lesson in doubles tennis. i'm richard lui. have a very good tuesday. >>> a live look from san francisco's bay bridge, a very early morning. find out what kind of day we have ahead on this tuesday, august 27. this is "today in the bay."

kay: paul mccartney, john lennon, george harrison, ringo starr.nd is there some more stuff in there then? yeah, um... 'cause my mom, um... went to see the first film, "magic mystery tour." forrester: this is a private screening of the "magical mystery tour." boy: yeah, and she got that signed as well. - forrester: there's john lennon there. - did she meet them? - boy: yeah. - kay: cor, rummy. with beatles' signatures, i suppose 90% of the signatures that you see aren't right for all sorts of reasons. they're either printed or they are written by a member of the roadie group. there are very few out there that are right. kay: now that one is the actual invitation to the screening. that's genuine. i mean, the fact that she met them and she got them signed. - yeah. - now-- hold on though. th has come from the fan club signed. how many members of the fan club do you think there were? - must have been thousands. - thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands. ( screaming ) now if they had signed everything that they're supposed to have signed, th

. >> it's like being ringo starr at a beatles convention.ave to go in disguise. >> jimmy: also like, others like "shaun of the dead." >> yeah, "shaun of the dead." there were people dressed as -- [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i love america, you clap at everything. >> jimmy: we love to clap. we love to clap. we appreciate you. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ don't be frightened. >> if you mention any achievement on a uk chat show they go, "hmm." [ laughter ] "hmm, very good, yeah." i found a cure for a terrible disease. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i didn't really. >> jimmy: no, you didn't. but you did find a cure for you walking through comic-con. >> i did. i did. i was in new zealand on the press tour -- and some guy gave me a "shaun of the dead" boba fett helmet. i thought, "this is good. i'll use this." and it had like, "you've got red on you" written on the side of it. and little cricket bat sticking out the top. so i got a "shaun of the dead" t-shirt and i thought "i'll hide in the light. i'll go as a "shaun of the dead" boba fett. >> jimm