i'm talking about albert sidney johnston. if you don't know anything about albert sidney johnston that is fine, most people don't. johnson was the commander at shiloh, the confederate commander. he does not survive the battle. the reason that is important is in the confederate hierarchy albert sidney johnston out ranks robbery lee and what i've posit to you and i will debate this with any historian is in summer of 1862 when we is given command of the army of northern virginia by jefferson davis on the virginia peninsula is highly likely that if robert sidney johnston was alive, who by the way happens to be close friends with jefferson davis, it is highly likely and proper that that command would instead have gone to albert sidney johnston and we never would have heard of robert e. lee. there is a flip side to is that. at the time of johnson's death at shiloh on april sixth, eighteenth sixty-two at 3:00 in the afternoon, his army is winning the battle. eric carrying the day and what he is trying to do is get his people between

. >> my name is sidney i go to galile high school and in the fall i will be attending amhurst college. >> hello, everyone. my name is cicilia young and i attend briten high school and next semester i will be attending the university of california san diego. [ applause ] >> hi everyone, i'm vanessa chi i attend george washington high school and i will be attending uc berkeley. >> hi, my name is shaja and i am going to mission high school and i will go to uc irvine in the fall. >> hi my name is angel and i will be graduating from lowell high school and attending cornell university next year. >> my name is richard lee and i am from mission high school. and i am going to uc berkeley. >> >> hi, my name is (inaudible) and i attend galaleo academy and i will be attending uc irvine in the fall. >> good evening, everyone, my name is (inaudible) and i am attending galaleo high school and in the fall i am going to uc berkeley thank you. >> hi, my name is wendy and i am going to be graduating from mission high school tomorrow, and i am going to berkeley as well. >> >> okay. >> thank you. >> so ar

-- documentary about martin luther king, directed by sidney from, largely made original newsreefootage. the film played at a one-time only if then, march 24, 1970. all three hours, plus intermission, in theaters across the country. it was nominated for an academy award, it was listed in the national film registry. , the documentary has been rarely seen until mail. the film has just been released, remastered with the help of the library of congress and museum of modern art in a two dvd set were selections -- with the selections on the show up democracy now!. we will go back to 1965,. and -- dr. martin luther king addressing a full chart. a few days after rosa parks sat down on the bus and launched the montgomery bus boycott. community was gathering to decide whether to end their support of the bus system while it was segregated. that theand seconded resolution as read will be received and adopted. are you ready for the question? all in favor, let it be known by standing on your feet. [applause] >> that was the day that we started a bus protest which literally electrified the nation. and

matt taylor is live in sidney. matt, this is amazing.unbelievable how quickly things can change and how important tonight will be. >> reporter: yeah. that's absolutely right. of course there had been some agitation for a change in the labor party leadership. for the last couple of months, given the dire polling that's been coming out with julia gillard as leader, ahead of the election on the 14th of september but it has come to a head this evening with the prime minister calling for a leadership ballot. that will take place in about 35 minutes time from now. 7:00 p.m. australian eastern time. with both sides of the political spectrum saying that they believe they have enough votes to win, that being julia gillard and also kevin rudd. take a listen to what some of the prime minister julia gillard had to say a short while ago when she announced this ballot would be called for 7:00 p.m. tonight. >>> i wouldn't be putting myself forward unless i had a degree of confidence about the support of my parliamentary colleagues. i certainly have ver

he edged out sidney crosby for the award by 32 points.ing up the season by playing on a broken foot, suffering a hairline fracture after his foot was hit by a puck. however his foot is healing just fine. he's walking around, no problem and he will soon start playing tennis, most likely with his fiance to get in shape. >>> kids enjoying the day at the mystics game, taking on the fever. mystics playing some of their best basketball in a long time. ivory with 17 points today. game was tied at half time. and then crystal langhorn former maryland's player and our former intern just fired up. with four free throws to help the mystics win, off the best start in the franchise history. >> you can all go ahead and do this right here. i'll say nothing else. we're not going to worry about what you think about us. we've got a great coach. great 11 players in there with the trainers and everybody else helping the organization get better. you can all talk. we're ahead of everything. we're not going to make the playoffs. now, listen, we believe in oursel

. >> sidney crosby is more attractive. >> i don't think so. >> do you know hour fans say what time's kron on, or sometimes over. >> and they sweep the eastern conference final. >> a comment, what happened to pittsburgh? >> the first two games they got killed. >> they lost it in the first two games. >> you've got to -- you've got to do something in those first two games. >> our analyst here. >> 20 years ago i wish you would have looked at me differently, but right now, when she's talking, move out of the way. >> just give me a couple seconds. >> okay. just a couple seconds. >> it was a great match today in tennis, nadel versus jokavich. >> here we go. >> it's a clay court surface. >> this may go to the wire on the kron four. you can see this cut off on the look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally

actors of greatest our time happen to be harry tier.onte and sidney poirie with harryit belafonte and not have him wax --tic about paul roberson paul robeson. there is a whole bunch of folks who he impacted in a major way. let me flip it on you and say wipe played paul robeson and what is it you want us to get us with with the paul robeson you're coming to know? >> i am constantly amazed when i tell people that i am playing , who?n, they go that someone of that age and knew him fairmount about what america -- like american history, i had no idea that he existed and he opened up pandora's box. .e was at rutgers a wonderful athlete, wonderful singer. a wonderful actor. it was mind blowing to me. i had no idea who this guy was and why i had heard so little .bout him i am always hearing about malcolm x, all the great leaders had -- i had not heard about this guy. i was always really amazed at andcapacity to understand sympathize, empathize with the idea of struggle. the idea of humanity. if you are a welsh worker in the hills of cardiff for a chinese worker in beijing. he felt he had to g

. >> up here and sidney lynn. and kelsey from walenburg and we have anna ma from galeleo. >> and we do have regina, and the scholarships and cathy scholarship winner. and come on up here this is regina romera. >> hi, everyone. i am attending lowell high school and i will be attending uc santa barbara as well. >> also winners are rosie perez, and she is going to san francisco state. lorena from mission high school and briana taylor from cal state north ridge, thank you very much. >> >> all right. and finally, but certainly not least, we have the united educators of san francisco. >> good evening before we get into our scholarships we have one other presentation that we would like to make first. >> we do have good evening. i am happy to say that we have certificates for the 2 student delegates for their thoughtful and determined service, as student members of the san francisco board of education. [ applause ] >> so you can see that wendy is here, windy ly and what should we do with megan wong? >> give it to justin r

>> we've done well -- sidney is a great example where we have 5,000 or so active shops. but we have lots of cities in australia that are working. now got 4,500 stores and new york and stores in san francisco. worldwide we've been going four and a half months and there's 35,000 active shops. >> thanks for making the very long trip to seattle. we'll be back in just a moment. >>> that's our show for this week. my thanks to my guests. thank you for being part of our sunday morning. >>> keep making history. >> the blackhawks are stanley cup champions! >> announcer: welcome to the "u.s. bank nbc sports report." here's your host, jimmy roberts. >> and hi, again, everyone. coming up in just a moment, the tour de france 100th edition, taped and edited coverage of today's second stainige, but fi, other sports news. we start with the just-concluded formula 1 race, the british grand prix. quite a day, starting with the local favorite lewis hamilton blowing his rear-left tire right

from that to the eastern conference nhl final, sidney crosby, you go and have a good season, you hear gone. it was all boston tonight. adam firing into the bruins, sweep the penguins, they are headed to the stanley cup championship. a tough guy on ice. >> oh my gosh. >> yeah, she thought they were going to do it for a while. >> the truck that hit him. the boston bruins. >> thanks. >> all right, thanks so much for watching. that does it for us on this edition on the news at 10:00. >> the news is always on. kpix.com and use the sunscreen tomorrow. it's going to be hot out. ,, ♪ [ male announcer ] start with an all new award winning car. good. now find the most hard core driver in america. that guy, put him in it. what's this? [ male announcer ] tell him he's about to find out. you're about to find out. [ male announcer ] test it. highlight the european chassis, 6 speed manual, dual exhaust, wide stance, clean lines, have him floor it, spin it, punch it, drift it, put it through its paces, is he happy? oh ya, he's happy! [ male announcer ] and that's how you test your car for fun. easy.

get to the 20th century it does not work anymore one of the things, one of the problems with albert sidney johnston, one of the reasons he is killed at shiloh, one of the final breed of people, the generals to leave from the front , not a good idea. by world war one the generals had figured that out and realized it was not a good idea to leave from the front. abstain back there. so the problem with that from a story telling point of view, you cannot tell the story from the top down. generals are 10 miles behind the lines. you need that guy who is out front. who is it? it is the kid, the 19-year-old kid with the infield of the springfield with a musket or the m1. does the story the need to tell. so i got into the 20th century. it was very important to find that character and not just the general. i liked that a lot. and so going back to the civil war i did not just go back to the generals again. i found a kid, a private who in this 16th wisconsin regiment, and his buddies and what they go through and shiloh. in the carries forward to vicksburg into vicksburg story. and the vicksburg story a

he beat out sidney crosby and john tavares for the trophy. and he led the league with 32 goals, leading the caps to the playoffs. >>> on the links, every day is groundhog day. phil mikkelson, a chance to make it a great father's day. took the lead on a nice birdie putt. on top heading into today's final round at 1 under. >>> fine round coverage of the u.s. open starts at noon today, right here on nbc 4. that's your sports minute. we hope your father's day sunday is a fabulous one. >>> a local professor is helping people who need a second chance. he teaches full time, but also runs a chain of barber shops and hair salons that helps exofteners turn theexoftener -- ex-offenders. >> this is a robert dwrif igrif shop. we love him. >> reporter: barber shop, long a gathering place in the black community. in these parts, not just about getting a haircut and catching up with friends, also fertile goal for second chances. >> our goal is to help those individuals who are interested in achieving a positive outcome, not return to prison. >> reporter: dr.

. >> sidney, australia has the largest pride parade. this year san francisco could set a record. >> dan: gay pride weekend festivities culminated with a parade on sunday. it takes off 10:30 and runs down on market street and ends with a day long rally at san francisco's civic plaza. it will be a day of celebration given what happened in washington this week. >> breaking news in the central valley, we just got word moments of an earthquake measured 4.1. that is considered a light quake. it hit 7 miles from hollister. no word of damages. >>> berkeley police are looking for this man. they say john anthony martin went into an apartment building last sunday morning and assaulted a woman who was sleeping. she yelled and martin ran away. he is 6'6", 280 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes. >>> a police task force is trying to get guns out of the hands of dangerous felons and showing off a huge cash cash of guns. all of this is in one house. 36,000 rounds of ammunition. state and local police. five people were arrested in the raid. it's contr

host: he has owned "the daily telegraph", a "chicago sun-times", the national post in canada and the sidney carroll. finally with light of the eagle you dedicate to from loyal american and french in particular terry brown one negative tina brown, eisenhower, nancy kissinger, peggy noonan noonan, rush limbaugh, etc., etc.. wiry specific about using the word oil in that dedication? >> in the crisis that i went through the onslaught some people went out of their way to be supportive some went quiet and if few defected to be antagonistic i wanted to show some recognition to those that were supportive the way when the system works not confined to it to the united states, when that degree offical is focused on a person there is the intent those targeting him to ostracize and isolate since i was writing about the united states i that i would focus exclusively on americans but we all resisted that temptation and as i was a guest of the american people including kissinger, i have many american friends and i am grateful to all of them. >> the history of canada i don't expect to sell any in the united

clinton and the queen of england and at some of the world's most famous concert halls including sidney'spera house and new york madison square garden. he was memorable as the lead in les miserables on broadway. the obvious when i have to ask, how did you get the name do to? >> i was once walking in jerusalem with my grandfather. jerusalem has 1 70 names. city of david, city of gold. i asked my grandfather, how come jerusalem has some names so he sass says to me when you love somebody you give it a nickname and god loves jerusalem so god gave jerusalem 70 names. your grandmother and i love you so much so we gave you the name do do instead of david which is my real name. they didn't know what it was going to mean in america, of course, but i loved the name and i kept the name and it is a name to remember. >> mike: definitely a name to remember. you have the distinctionion of being the only person ever given permission to be he off on the friday evening and saturday night performances on broadway through many many years of playing at les miserables. how come your faith was is so important y

clinton and the queen of england and at some of the world's most famous concert halls including sidney's york madison square garden. he was memorable as the lead in les miserables on broadway. the obvious when i have to ask, how did you get the name do to? >> i was once walking in jerusalem with my grandfather. jerusalem has 1 70 names. city of david, city of gold. i asked my grandfather, how come jerusalem has some names so he sass says to me when you love somebody you give it a nickname and god loves jerusalem so god gave jerusalem 70 names. your grandmother and i love you so much so we gave you the name do do instead of david which is my real name. they didn't know what it was going to mean in america, of course, but i loved the name and i kept the name and it is a name to remember. >> mike: definitely a name to remember. you have the distinctionion of being the only person ever given permission to be he off on the friday evening and saturday night performances on broadway through many many years of playing at les miserables. how come your faith was is so important you were willing to

after viewing the effect, zane and kyle decide sidney's moves on top of the car aren't realist particular enough. >> if we didn't kite quite have the right movement on this arm. we had to ice late the movement from another moment in time and build the fake arm and animate it and drop it in into its on little spot so we could get the performance we needed. >> with the effect complete, kyle sends the finish video to the cast and crew. >> even though i knew what was going to happen i didn't know it was going to look that good. >> when i saw it, it took my breath away. >> it was so real. >> even worse, it was me. it was me that i was sighing. >> rachel! >> satisfied with the response, kyle launches exhibit b-5 online. he released it under a false name. her story was that her dad used to be a judge and she was taking court evidence and putting it on youtube. >> but exhibit b-5 doesn't catch on right away. to help it gain momentum, kyle reaches out to his friend rain wilson. >> i e-mailed him and said would you mind tweeting about this? he said, yeah. man, and it really took off because of that

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sidney crosby, you and the penguins are going to have a nice long off season. you'll be watching the boston bruins forge ahead in the stanley cup championships. the bruins swept the penguins four games to nothing after the victory last night. you guys, if you can stay inside and enjoy a little sports, go right ahead. it is going to be a hot one out there today. we'll see you a little bit later on. >>> new life for a dog who has been rescued. she's live in studio. we'll talk more about her story of survival next. ,,,,,,,,,, 97 look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to

i thank my victim sidney. and the boys. we know we did wrong.alize that. >> i want to thank all you guys for taking the time out to come up. this, today, is very -- i'm nervous, by the way. my victim's name is jenny crompton. i'm doing first-degree murder. i'm doing a life sentence for it. >> 20 years ago mark smith stabbed his high school sweetheart to death on a hot summer day after school. >> she thought i was cheating on her. i didn't want to hear it. she got pretty emotional, you know, upset. i was getting upset. and with her getting upset made me get even more upset. it just went back and forth. got to pushing, you know. and then she is trying to tell me, well, you better go. you better go. i'm like i really don't care, you know. you're not going to tell me what to do. you are not going to push me around. she went to the kitchen. she come back out with this knife in her hand, right? from the kitchen block that she had in the kitchen, right? what are you going to do with that? you are trying to tell me to get out of the house and you are go

yes, it is a democracy -- them -- documentary about martin luther king, directed by sidney from, largelyriginal newsreefootage. the film played at a one-time only if then, march 24, 1970. all three hours, plus intermission, in theaters across the country. it was nominated for an academy award, it was listed in the national film registry. , the documentary has been rarely seen until mail. the film has just been released, remastered with the help of the library of congress and museum of modern art in a two dvd set were selections -- with the selections on the show up democracy now!. we will go back to 1965,. and -- dr. martin luther king addressing a full chart. a few days after rosa parks sat down on the bus and launched the montgomery bus boycott.

we talked recently at sidney harmon hall in washington, d.c.eleased her first solo album in seven years. titled "go back home" it celebrates her love of musical theater. >> i feel most at home on stage. since i was a little girl. since i started in the dinner theater in fresno, california, and there was something about, you know -- look, performers are needy. we're needy beasts so, you know, there's -- you get from the audience and for me it's the rush of being forced to be so in the present. ♪ avoid naval contemplating sloppy haired actors ♪ originally from baltimore (laughter) ♪ who excel at mime, still play straggo and have issues with their mom ♪ >> brown: mcdonald has been known as a champion of contemporary songwriters and what usually attracts cher the story it tells. >> ♪ yes do avoid r.e.o. speed wagon loving christopher walken imitating thespians originally from baltimore ♪ >> brown: one example, the song "baltimore" by the song of goldrich and heisler. >> the song talks about how you shouldn't fall for men from baltimore. while i've

between sidney crosby and john tavares. 32 goals leading the caps to the playoffs. >>> every day is groundhog day at the u.s. open. phil mikkelson with a chance to make it a great father's day. on top heading into today's final round at one your honor. don't forget, final round coverage of the u.s. open starts at noon, right on nbc 4. that's your sports minute. hope your father's day sunday is a fabulous one. >>> you heard the phrase, one person's trash is another person's treasure. that's exactly what happened at the university of notre dame. the school held an end of the year sale to raise money for local charities. students donated old items, electronics, furniture, clothing, sporting equipment. the old to gold sale began in 2004. the sale is a win/win. let's get students get rid of unwanted items and help out a good cause. a little spring cleaning. >> be surprised all of the things you can find are are clean out the dorm rooms and make sure your sufficient is ready. >> a few ipods to be sold. >> people still use ipod? your phone is replacing that. i'm asking. >> i don't think so. i keep t

en sidney que estuvo cuidandolo 24 horas, 7 dÍas a la semana, resulta que la mamÁ no producia suficientee ponen tanto empeÑo que esta crÍa turita se de, y pueda crecer para que siga aumentando la poblaciÓn. >>> estÁ bonito. >>> en el zoolÓgico de sidney. >>> dicen que de ahÍ saliÓ la expresiÓn de jhonny cuando dice sopla mocos, sopla muc. >>> tiene sentido. >>> un animal tan tierno, y luego de ver al mono de jhonny. >>> me dice mono, es la segunda vez. >>> hablaste de mono. >>> o que tiene un mono. >>> tenÍa un mono cuando estuve en brasil. comprÉ un monito, ojo, lo deje libre al irme. >>> te pareces a justin bieber en alemania. >>> no me lo quitaron, era de ahÍ, no me lo llevÉ. >>> vamos con un animal de tierno, como el monito de jhonny a este, se llama vicuÑa, de la familia de las llamas. mire com estÁ el turista, confiado en perÚ, le dare un besito a vicuÑa. y le chunga el gajo. las llamas estas escupen. >>> le dijo cochino, no te lavaste la boca, toma. >>> la grajeo. >>> sopla muc. >>> mira nada mÁs. >>> quÉ grosera. >>> le echÓ un escutitajo. las llamas asÍ se defienden. escupiendo.

sidney richardson.where i'm going. i'm going to goodyear for eight hours a day. >> sidney has been working at the goodyear plant in alabama for -- wait for it -- 70 years. when he first walked in the gates, fdr was president. they are pulling out all of the stops. barbecues and gifts from the governor. his own private parking spot so he doesn't have to walk so far. he is still working. 88 years young. all of the dedication, the commitment, all of the great things he has going for him. turns out the reason that he keeps working is going to make sense to just about anybody. take a listen. >> do you get joy out of working? most people complain. >> did you see that. >> i love him. >> that's the truth. he learned this. the money. that's part of the reason he's working. just incredible ethic. great guy. i'm trying to find out what made him able to stay so long. nobody forced retirement. he must be so good that he broke through all of those barriers. great example to people about commitment and just being grea

. >> deputy shannon sidney works on the fifth floor of the jail, also called 5000.exuals. these inmates are segregated for their own protection. >> i call it the drama floor because you get a mix of everything. normally, they're separated from everyone else simply because you can't put them in general population because a lot of times they will be -- they will be abused. you can get rape or sodomy incidents. they wear blue tops and yellow pants. and with males they have black shoes because there's a lot of homosexual inmates that they can fool you. they're gender bias -- or gender bending and it's hard to tell. >> it's not pleasant. but it all depend on how you look at things. you know what i mean? i'm just trying to make the best of my situation regardless of where i'm at. >> for the last 25 years 37-year-old inmate bernard swain has been in and out of jail for drugs and prostitution. >> you know, it just goes with everything. you know, you're making fast money, doing the streets, doing drugs and stuff like that. then you come in here, you've just got to -- >> due

they arrived last wednesday, joining big brothers lewis and kyle who are 14 and sidney and jude who arearents say they were told their chances of having three sets of twins was 500,000 to 1. >> mom says when she first told dad about it, his reaction was, dead pan, that's not funny. can you imagine? >> cannot. >> cute babies, too. >> when we were talking about having kids with my husband, i said, let's find out how to have triplets, get it out of the way. >> having one of each, that would be great. >> that would. but three sets of twins -- >> three sets -- >> quite a little brood. >> maddening. >> the older sets are helpful, babysitting, taking them to the park. >> the harder part was when the 14-year-olds were 2 and another set of twins. now- anyway -- >> that was mu head exploding. >>> taylor shares the stage with one of the biggest rock 'n' roll acts ever. >>> aging men getting their macho back. you're watching "world news now" now. ♪ i've got to be a macho macho man ♪ ♪ i've got to be a macho >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you. ♪ macho macho man ♪ i've got to be a

. >> sidney harvey. >> thank you, mr. speaker.has the prime minister consider the role -- many have said to me they would welcome an ongoing connection with the british army but there is no traditional. when he authorized an initiative to recruit? [shouting] >> my honorable friend makes an excellent suggestion. one way we can best thought of the larger reserve would want to see fully funded and fully equipped at 30,000 is to make sure those who served in the regular army have better opportunities to serve in the reserves and the point he makes i'm sure my widowed friend to look at that and see what can be done. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i don't know if they watch monday night, but to prove what many of us may already know that people would be subjected to. it's been compared to mccarthyism. behind closed doors many people don't even know. can i ask to call for not mccarthyism -- [inaudible] >> to answer directly did not see the printer and the monday night. the government not only doesn't support that, but has taken action agains

first period, rare mistake, sidney crosby coughs up the puck, an easy break away goal.ins dominate pittsburgh 6-1, boston now up 2-0 and they haven't played a game in boston yet. >>> and baseball, yankees looking at a rebound after being swept by the mets and losing the weekend series to the red sox. mark teixeira. first home run of the year. grand slam the third inning the yankees beat the indians 7-4. >> this is incredible. >> angels struggling, swept by the astros. not just the worst team in the american league, one of the worst teams of all time. >> all time. >> 2-1, the angels, somehow 11 games behind the rangers. what's going on? >> i don't know. i don't think they know. josh hamilton's not playing well, not at all practically, terrible, all that money. wow. >> it's a mess. >> how happy are the rangers to shovel josh hamilton? they didn't even have the energy to catch a fly ball to get them into the playoffs last year. >> up 11 games on them. if you want the hottest bat in baseball, the philadelphia phillies. dominic brown on a tare. his ninth home run in his last

. >>> en el zoolÓgico de sidney. >>> dicen que de ahÍ saliÓ la expresiÓn de jhonny cuando dice soplay a este, se llama vicuÑa, de la familia de las llamas. mire com estÁ el turista, confiado en perÚ, le dare un besito a vicuÑa. y le chunga el gajo. las llamas estas escupen. >>> le dijo cochino, no te lavaste la boca, toma. >>> la grajeo. >>> sopla muc. >>> mira nada mÁs. >>> quÉ grosera. >>> le echÓ un escutitajo. las llamas asÍ se defienden. escupiendo. > sÍ, si. >>> quÉ maleducada. >>> no es una llama. >>> la llamÓ y le dijo vicuÑa. >>> francisca dijo que tenÍa algo preparado, dio un antes y un despuÉs, mira de que se trata. >>> mira, las orejas. (risas) >>> ponte de perfil. >>> perdÓname. >>> tengo un perfil griego. no me importa. >>> saben por quÉ es el oye mi amigo de lo que uno se entera. oye mi amigo. >>> estÁ tierno. >>> le hizo falta lechite chiquito. >>> estamos jugando con jhonny, pero se burlarÁ de nosotros, mas adelante viene un segmento ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> un mal calculo acabÓ con la diversiÓn que buscaba esta adolescente, usÓ el techo de su casa como trampolÍn, cayÓ fuera de

. >> and a shout out to gavin, sidney caleb, ben and remy. >> a lot of beatles fans are excited aboutmmons. >> the hysteria the fab four. their music lives on through the ages. and now former beatles drummer ringo star is giving us a remarkably personal behind the scenes look at the historic band with a collection of photographs, many of which only recently discovered. >> when i started this archive, you know i decided to archive my stuff to see what i had. which i was so surprised. >> reporter: the photographs of the musician's childhood, material drums, the first car. >> i liked the tricks of photography too in those days. >> reporter: and what it was like to be part of the biggest selling band of all time. >> there's pictures of you from inside a car in the hotel room. >> the inside of the car shows the moment of the beatles >> like this shot. just looking at fans, looking at you. >> yeah. this is a crowded car. and how great -- oh, i'm going to shoot that. >> and the quieter moments, george heyson inharrison in the bathroom. and a playful moment with paul. star suggests he may hav