beatles drummer ringo starr discusses his career and his new music.h more. >> this is the "pbs newshour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the army is unveiling new plans for recruiting soldiers. the service has struggled to meet its recruiting goals, thanks to covid, a tight job market, and some highly publicized cases of sexual assault in the military. nick schifrin has more on the challenges and proposed solutions. nick: the united states army has not met its recruitment goals since 2014. for the fiscal year that just ended, the army fell short of its 65,000 goal by 15,000. for months, army leadership has been studying the problem of how to staff an all-volunteer army and, this week, unveiled their new plan. to discuss that, we turn to army secretary christine wormuth. thank you very much. welcome to the "newshour." one of your big initiatives is to recruit college students and graduates for the enlisted ranks, rather than for officers. by 2028, you want

ringo starr discusses his career and his new music. more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour, from our studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> the army is unveiling new plans for recruiting soldiers. the service has struggled to make recruiting goals. we have more on the challenges and proposed solutions. >> the army has not met its recruitment goals since 2014. the army fell short of 65,000 by 15,000. leadership has been studying the problem of how to staff an all volunteer army. this week they unveiled their new plan. welcome. one of your big initiatives is to recruit college students and graduates for the enlisted ranks rather than for officers. you want one third of new recruits to have more than a high school education. >> that is where the labor market is. i would not say we are so much focusing on college graduates. we are looking at folks with some college. maybe they have graduated from community college. there may well be college graduates who want to join

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

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

is based on a recording byjohn lennon in the 19705 which was completed by sir paul macartney and ringo starr last year after advances in audio technology made it possible. mccartney said it was "quite emotional" to hearjohn�*s voice. when we lostjohn, we knew that it was really over. i was talking to yoko and she said, "oh, i think i've got a tape ofjohn." paul called me up and said he'd like to work on now and then. i 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. how lucky was i to have those men in my life? i am joined now by eric alper, a canadian music publicist and commentator on the industry. welcome to newsnight. very few people, i'd like to make clear, have heard this song yet, hardly anybody. are you counting down the hours to next wednesday? film. are you counting down the hours to next wednesday?— are you counting down the hours to next wednesday? oh, yeah, you know, the makin: next wednesday? oh, yeah, you know, the making of— next wednesday? oh, yeah, you know, the making of this _ next wednesday? o

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

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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

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'

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

palmer mccartney and ringo starr. living beatles finished a song this year called now and then. it was written and recorded by the late band member john lennon at his new york city home in 1970. the song includes original vocals by lennon that were preserved using artificial intelligence. it will be released worldwide, died on november second, inspired by all the bizarre headlines out of florida. >> get ready for the quote florida man games. so block out february 24th of 2024. if you're interested in this sunshine state spectacle, the games will poke fun at florida's reputation for producing strange news stories involving drugs, booze, reptiles, all of them. some events include a mullet contest and beer belling, beer, belly wrestling. the rest are a couple of former american gladiators. the competition is billed as a place where the bizarre meets brawn and sanity is optional. oh, they're going to have ice out there. >> oh, why am i weirdly into this? i would go if i was in florida because i was a huge american. gladia

other legends in her new album, covering rock classics like "let it be" with paul mccartney and ringo starriginal 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 continue to bring to

a 1970s demo recording by john lennon and was completed last year by sir paul mccartney and sir ringo starr comes in, though . okay. comes in, though. okay. >> well, to find out, here's a man who can tell us. let's speak to broadcaster lawyer and futurist andrew eborn and also former radio dj neil fox. foxy let's start with you from a music point of view , a music point of view, a significant moment because it definitely will be the last ever song that in itself is hugely noteworthy and i'm for one, a massively massive really looking fonnard to this release . fonnard to this release. >> yeah, it's an enormous moment because there have been beatles songs released since they all ended, but this is the first time that they've all worked on a song together. >> i think that is really the moment was um , world is obsessed moment was um, world is obsessed still with the beatles after all these years. they're about to do this track. and then a week aftennards comes a sort of a reworked version of their red and blue albums, which are two of the greatest albums of all time compilations of some of the

learning that they are about to release on november 2nd their last single, sir paul mccartney and sir ringo starreft 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. lifelike images of hum