two of the four beatle, john and george are also gone, and even the end of the beatle's public tours he breakup of the group itself was not without pain. on his last musical tour visit to the bay area in 1990, mccartney talked about events that led to the beatle's decision to make the concert at candlestick park in 1966 their last. >> it was kind of beginning to come to a bit of a boil, know? the guys, particularly john and george were getting really fedup with touring and schlepping around and we were starting to have some success, you want to stay at home and you want to spend your money instead of just traveling coach the rest rf your life, you know? so it was coming to a bit of a head and i think finally at that time i threw in with them and said you are right and we ought to stop touring. so we got into recording and did thing like "sergeant pepper." >> mccartney says as he prepared for that 1990 tour that he realized something. >> the lovely thing that i suddenly realized that i had never done it rife, because this is when the beatles gave up touring. so like "fool on the hill,"

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. ♪ you know, the fugees are considered the beatles of rap music. like the hip-hop beatles.o be from such pris teaches company is incredible. >> what is it about music that captured your soul so? i mean, there are some musicians that you can almost feel that it is truly a part of them. i get that from you. >> well, i mean, music for me is survival. it's not like -- you know, i just didn't music to do music. coming from haiti, drums plays very important. i would sit outside and just beat the drum. like all day long, just beat the drum. for me, music has always been a sahrvival for me. you know what i mean? it's part of my life. you know? >> are you surprised at where you have gone in terms of -- not the popularity, but the want for so many people, from so many people to have wyclef connected with them musically? there are a certain number of producers who have their time, and it's their time, and you, though yours is extended are having yours. is that a surprise to you, and i suspect you don't take that for granted? >> i don't take it for granted, and actually, my time actual

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i grew up taking everything from bob dylan, curtis mayfield, the beatles, smokey robinson. ke alma mater was the streets of san francisco. i would dare to go to school. where i really hung out was at the fillmore. that was my university, checking out be the king, and james brown, a cream. finding out how they were able to penetrate people's hearts. with their music. once you do that, something happens to their eyes. they become brighter. they start crying, they do not know why. they start dancing. it is like when a woman gives birth. =mmfirst, she cries and then she laughs. later on, she dances. and that, to me, is the beauty of what san francisco is about. >> one final question, and we are going to link it to your music today. such a rich legacy that you are giving us. you mentioned to me that you are working on a new album. could you share what is coming up? >> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we do

i think when the beatles came on the ed sullivan show for the first time, millions of garage bands camem that, and i was one of those guys that got a guitar and learned to play, and it was just like being addicted to it. i had to do it, and it became my whole life, and still is pretty much. i didn't ever have a choice. i was just taken over by it. i was infatuated by music, and that is what i wanted to do. didn't know if i would be any good at it or not, and probably wasn't when i started. but you work and work. people say how do you make yourself work so hard. it doesn't really seem like work when you're doing it because you're so caught up in what you are doing. i have been very fortunate. >> after all these years, do you have any idea of what it is that -- about your style or about your substance that has connected with your audience that has created such a loyal fan base for you? do you know what that is at this point? >> really good luck, i think. i don't know. we have never really kept an eye on what was current or what was going on at the time. we just tried to make music that we

the beatles said it.uy me love. >> but now you can buy happiness and it comes with a money back guaranty. joe vazquez asks, really?? come on now. [ laughter ] >>> reporter: jumping for joy at golden gate park. this past saturday, a crowd celebrated international happiness day. they are members of a growing movement, an industry replete with research, books and college courses that believes happiness is a science that can be taught. >> to adopt a happiness decision. >> by being happy now. >> reporter: amy, ph.d., calls herself a happiness expert. she offers three-month happiness makeovers. >> happiness is within your control. >> reporter: the cost, $3,000. >> i guarantee happiness for the rest of your life or your money back. [ laughter ] >> impossible. >> i think she is going to be giving a lot of people their money back. [ laughter ] >> happiness is being with somebody you like. being with somebody you love. and i don't need no makeover. >> yeah, i was skeptical at first. >> reporter: roslyn you understa

we thought it might be paul mccartney's concert, but don't blame the beatle. >> some of our inland spotsould be going back up into the mid 90s. about five to ten degrees above average. more in just a second. take a look here. if you're doing weekend traveling up towards the sierra we have numerous isolated thunderstorms near south lake tahoe that has put off about 1,500 lightning strikes in the past three hours. also over towards yosemite we are going to see the same scenario as we head into saturday with good influx of southerly moisture. just be very cautious if you are headed up to the higher elevations over saturday and sunday. dry across the bay area. we expect it to stay that way as we head out tonight. we'll have your first pitch condition later. raj mathai is at the park. anywhere from 71 to 81 in redwood city. los gatos, gilroy, livermore, also fairfield. temperatures that were above average with plenty of those 90s coming on back from oakland. it's hazy as you look towards san francisco. temperature of 66 degrees. the fog rolled into san francisco with 63 here as well. it is no

because my contemporaries were the beatles, the rolling stones, and i'm doing bang owe themes and fiddlewanted to make sure i survived. ♪ won't you come home, bill bailey ♪ > once it happened for him in las vegas, he stayed in las vegas. he dumped his brother from the act. they barely have spoken since. but wayne newton's career grew along with the town. reporters started calling him mr. las vegas. and a drive down the strip shows he still wears the title well. >> hi, wayne. >> good, bad or otherwise he is the las vegas product. >> reporter: john covers wayne newton for the las vegas sun. >> he's one of the last surviving icons to a period of time that had been highly romanticized back in the rat packer a. if you want to see what it was like in those days and how a performer performed in front of a crowd wayne newton is one of the very few who still represents that. >> reporter: wayne newton keeps his memories of the old days, 50 years of bric-a-brac, in one room of his house. whose violin is this? >> this belonged to jack benny. he took a beer opener in front of the entire audience and

. >>> the former beatle, paul mccartney came for a done cert. formed to a packed crowd at at&t park drawing more than 40,000 people to the stadium. transportation officials say that more than 2600 passengers rode the special events ferry from locksburg to san francisco. that beat the 1200 passengers for the kenny chesney concert back in june of 2008. the two rolling stones shows in november of 2002 drew just under 1,000 riders. >>> they are environmental will you friendly and home protected. what one bay area city is offering to bring in rain water >>> and our meteorologist will track things right now and take a look at the complete bay area forecast when we come back. >>> the micro climate is making a big come back. flirting with 100 degrees. pretty much the same story going into sunday. coast side also rolling into the bay right around san francisco and right around the bay bridge as well. the cloud cover will be on the increase locally around the bay and also a few patches by the immediate shore line overnight. as far as temperatures for the d

it happened to be also just when the beatles broke up. out with an amazing album that year. so did cat stevens, neil young. all for me, are benchmarks of great albums. >> and you give back the image of the listening booth in the record store. a store in shakers square, in cleveland. i grew up in cleveland. >> you grew up in cleveland? you remember shaker square. there was john wade record store. there were listening booths. you could listen to the records if you were going to buy them. put on the turntable. and you could listen to albums and singles. i got a lot of great music. >> you have a lot of fans here. and also, special fans. elizabeth. and sam. are they awake? >> he's hiding. >> you're guaranteed a great reception here. >> let's hope so. >> one, two. ♪ ♪ now that you've lost everything to you ♪ ♪ you say you want to start something new ♪ ♪ and it's breaking my heart you're leaving ♪ ♪ baby i'm grieving but if you want to leave ♪ ♪ take good care hope you have a lot of ♪ ♪ nice things to wear but then, a lot of nice things ♪ ♪ turn

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plus, she was just 15 years old when she met the beatles and has the photographs to meet it.alk with them exclusively about their in-flight reunion. all that and more when we see you this weekend on "today." >> don't see that every day. >> not every day. >>> what about this weather? >> what about it? >> what a weekend. we want -- >> what about it? >> we want perfect weather. >> we're not going to get it. some of us will. for saturday, beautiful in the northeast, good weather in rhinebeck for the big wedding, showers in the mid-atlantic states and the southeast, heavy rain down to the southwest, a risk of strong storms back through montana into idaho. then sunday, sunday, sunny and mild in new england but rain along the mid-atlantic into florida, slight risk of strong storms in dakotas, sunny and mild in the southwest, sizzling in the midsection of the country down to the gulf coast. >>> and here we go. san francisco, we've got lots of low clouds, misty skies right now as we show you the clouds on the satellite view over to the east bay. low clouds. san jose breaking out sunsh

. >>> and a beatle invasion in j the festival that honors the insects. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, where wasand what was he doing with all those guns. a heavily-armed gunman >>> let's check today's top stories. where he was going and what was he doing with all of those guns? a heavily armed gunman opening fire on chp officers early sunday on interstate 580 in oakland. the freeway near grand avenue is back open now after being closed for more than 20 hours. the fbi is now on the case. >>> a rally planned today in walnut creek in support of a former bart police officer convicted of involuntary manslaughter. that rally starting at 2:00 this afternoon outside the superior court building. johannes mehserle is awaiting sentencing for last year's shooting death of a man he was trying to detain. >>> and about an hour from now the vallejo fire department will close two fire stations for good. the city council voting for the permanent closures to save money. other stations will remain open but with fewer firefighters. >>> westbound highway 4 through antioch, it's been a struggle all morning. it's neve

investigators say the blast happened when water from fire hoses hit stacks of heated titanium used for making golf clubs. some never-before-seen photos are bound to make beatlesalous. sue baker was just 15 years old in 1965 when she tracked down the london addresses of john, paul, george, and ringo and knocked on their doors. she became a regular visitor over the next two years, using money from her paper route to finance her train trips from outside london almost every weekend. the photos, which had been gathering dust in her attic, will be sold at auction next month. a story tonight that might leave you clucking. british researchers claim they have an answer to the age-old question: which came first the chicken or the egg? the scientists say they've discovered a protein necessary for the creation of an egg, a protein that comes only from, yes, a chicken. so, they say, the chicken had to come first. and the chicken came from? up next, more from katie in new orleans. one that could be fatal. but plavix helps save lives. plavix, taken with other heart medicines, goes beyond what other heart medicines do alone, to provide greater protection against heart attack

. >> the ties are skinny but not like beatles skinny tie. >> some are approaching that but for "mad meni mean, these are business atear outfits, you know. so, who could do this? >> of course you can do this. does this go down in front or up. >> more of a weekend look. >> down, up. >> stay us with. much more to come onty early shoef. >> >> thank you so much. >> down, down. we asked real people to film themselves taking the activia 14-day challenge. i'm mary ellen smith. day one of the activia 14-day challenge. my digestive problems are irregularity. so i'm really excited to see if this really works. my husband tried this last night. he loved it. he said it's the best yogurt i've ever brought home, so...mmm. have just started to notice a slight difference in my digestion. help regulate your digestive system. take the activia challenge. >>> we teased them before. >> somebody, cue the crowd. >> welcome back, everyone to "the early show." i'm erica hill. >> i'm chris wragge. ahead the bark stops here. expert advice how to get your dog to stop barking. >> a sweet looking pooch. also ahead our

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