because you leave the beatles, okay? ly with a guy named john-- i know the feeling. (laughter) >> you know that? (applause) >> stephen: but you start your own thing. what did it feel like? did it feel like you had to start from scratch after you left the beatles? >> yeah. i didn't want to do the same thing again so i wanted to form a new band and try and do it all again only different. >> stephen: there had to have been some rough patches at the beginning. >> yeah, there were. >> stephen: let's relive those bad days. what was it like? was it like mccartney and ram? what was it like? >> well, you know, seriously, stephen --. >> stephen: paul -- >> we decided to try and do it from the ground up rather than do a big supergroup thing so we knew nothing and we had to just learn it all again, how to be a band and there were times when i was -- it was a grind. the (cheers and applause) >> stephen: sorry to hear that. sorry to hear that. you actually -- i understand at one point you were actually driving to college gigs in englan

eventually paul left the beatles to join the argonauts. all of his gold records into mount doom. (laughter) and i cannot wait for tonight's performances. you name an instrument and paul can play it: guitars, key boards bass, drums, he's a one-man karaoke bar without the weird videos of korean kids stealing fish. (laughter) now sir paul's presence doesn't mean i'm going to run tonight's show any differently than usual. he may be a giant but this is "the colbert report" not the "mccartney repartney." (laughter) i'll treat him the same way i treated last night's guest author daniel bergner in that i won't read sir paul's book, either. by the way, bergner did a great acoustic set last night. (laughter) should have taped it. i call the shots in this building and that's just the way it is, okay? i let sir paul know it's a half hour show, we have time for one song. (laughter) he immediately agreed to do an hour-long show with six songs. (cheers and applause) this and i said "yes, sir, sir." (laughter) so i told him we rehearsed at 5:00 and tape a

the outcome. >>> and life as a beatle. a never before seen look from behind the scenes from one of the beatles behind the lens. "nightly news" begins now. >> from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with brian williams." >>> good evening. i'm lester holt in for brian. an international manhunt for the 29-year-old man who says he's the one who exposed the government secret surveillance program. what he told "the guardian" newspaper in a story published last week caused a firestorm of controversy over privacy and national security. edward snowden has been identified as a contractor who worked at the national security agency, and yesterday from halfway across the world, he stepped from the shadows, admitting he was the leak. and tonight, the u.s. government is hot on snowden's tail as it investigates whether or not he broke the law by sharing classified information. nbc's andrea mitchell is working the story for us tonight from washington. andrea? >> reporter: lester, good evening. they have launched t

. >>> all right, just ahead, the beatles' ringo starr back with a new project. >>> this is the end. details on that next. >>> welcome back on this as we go throughout the forecast this week, we're not going to watch much changing. today will be a lot like tomorrow out there. i thought we'd look at the extended forecast through the region. los angeles, you are looking at pretty much the same weather pattern. a lot of morning clouds and fog at the coastal areas, cooler weather. temperatures warmest friday at about 80 degrees. the same story in areas like san francisco too. we're stuck with a status quo weather forecast. the hot spot continues to be areas there like vegas and have to say our friends up in alaska, they're not minding this weather pattern at all, richard. >> liking the 70s and 60s. bill, thanks. >>> to entertainment, mumford and sons canceling three soldout concerts after announcing their bassist needed emergency surgery for a blood clot. duane was in excellent care and should recover soon. they said. >>> ringo starr dropped by the grammy museum in l.a. yesterday to take

battles over the beatles. dagen: i just hate the eagles. charles: hotel california that the cusic -- that acoustic version, so nice. speak before he started singing, he was talking about housing. there is a new way to shop for a house. the story coming up for topping the panama canal. one company is trying to do it bigger and better in nicaragua.

from the outside, everyone's looking on at the beatles. . >> no, they can't. and i couldn't ever really explain it to you. >> reporter: now, fans can put the pieces together themselves by looking at the man behind his music. his drums, his wardrobe and even his personal belongings. >> i love this here, this postcard you wrote to your mom at the bottom. >> yeah. i know, call me ringo starr. because it wasn't getting through when i'm richard starkey to your mother, i'm richard. >> you got your name by the rings you're wearing? >> i did. in liverpool everyone got a nickname. >> would you ever change the name that you chose? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> no. i'm ringo. hello, ringo. >> reporter: this drum kit is from the beatles' first american appearance in '64, on the ed sullivan show. what do you think of when you see that? >> i think of an incredible moment of coming to america. even on the plane, you could feel new york buzzing. >> reporter: do you ever wear any of these still? >> yes. i wear them around the house. barbara and i have them.

that's what made them the beatles. ar jerry and the pacemakers were put here to eventually inhabit dick cheney's heart. ♪ >> bill: i think it was freddie and the dreerms. >> what's up? >> bill: final question. do you believe that shape shifting reptilian people control our world by taking on human form and gaining political power to manipulate our societies or not? i love that or not. so 4% do believe there are shape shifting reptilian people and 7% not sure think reptiles influencing our lives. [ laughter ] >> bill: are you surprised there are this many crazy people in the world? >> billy, come on. there are days i watch the news i don't leave the house. this is just a skim on the surface, baby. it is nutsville out there. you know that. >> bill: how many are you going to spot knee on a one on one game. >> game to 11? >> bill: yeah. >> i would spot you 10. >> bill: you would spot me 10. that's pretty cocky. he still hasn't played me. that's like three or four years ago? come on. i'm ready to go. >> he is better at shoot

the outcome. >>> and life as a beatle. never before seen look from behind the scenes from one of the beatles behind the lens. "nightly news" begins now.

as the drummer for the beatles he was there for some of the biggest moments in music.of the stuff he collected throughout his career. tori is live for us this morning in los angeles. good morning. >> hey, there, christine. what's pretty amazing is that ringo starr didn't know that he had all this stuff. apparently, his assistant really saved some of it without him knowing and other items were tossed aside. he showed us everything. let's just say there was some surprises along the way. >> and you press -- >> right here? >> look how easy. >> a drum lesson from ringo? it happened when the rock 'n' roll hall of famer took him on a tour. from the outside everyone is looking on at the beatles and they can't imagine what it is like to have been one. >> no, they can't. i couldn't really ever explain it to you. >> but now fans can put the pieces together themselves. by looking at the man behind the music. his drums, wardrobe and even personal belongings. i love this here, this postcard you wrote to your mom. at the bottom. >> call me ringo starr. it wasn't getting through. >> y

the level took off thanks to artists like frank sinatra, the beatles, tina turner, and the beach boys the biggest west coast base record company. in 2007 virgin and capital merged to form capitol music group in an effort to save an average of $217 million annually . today capper records is still haunted top artists including cold plate, katie perry, and as i've just last month j-lo. it all started when capital records was lost today 74 years ago. dvd is. still to come, "2 cents more." next in with hurricane season year many in the gulf and along the east coast of beginning preparations for their stores. getting ready tech out to consumers. word is attorney general joins us with what her state is doing coming up. ♪ gerri: the storm season is in full swing. the con artists are coming out. what to do if someone tries to get your next. ♪ ♪ gerri: hurricane season is here already. as you prepare your home, you should also be on the lookout for those trying to profit off you. price dodgers are already taking advantage of storm victims in oklahoma. one kershaw start charging customers $40 fo

. >> she tweeted the lyrics to the beatles song, yesterday, my troubles seemed so far away. multiple reports revealing she was upset because she wasn't allowed to go to a marilyn manson concert. sources say she is nervous testifying in legal showdown over her father's death. the family released a statement. quote. being a sensitive 15-year-old is difficult no matter who you are. it's especially difficult when you loose the person closest to you. she is fine and getting appropriate medical attention. please respect the family's privacy. this all happening before the fourth anniversary of her dad's death on june 25th. >> patti ann: thank you. >> heather: after weeks of record high stocks plummeting yesterday. so what are the overseas markets telling us what we can expect later today. and this is something that investors have been watching and concerned about. >> right because the stock market has come up so far this year. european markets is higher, asia is lower. markets here are set to open higher but down 217 points, second biggest drop this year. the there is lots of troub

he did a three hour, 28-song set and trying out songs the beatles never attempted to play live. 35 years-year-olds who couldn't play a three hour show. wings was banned twice. once for give ireland back to the irish which could be the most political song any of the beatles ever wrote and once for another song i'll reveal in a second. john wrote all of the edgy beatles songs? damn hipster, don't bad you never heard side two of abbey road. not every paul album is great but every paul album has one or two great songs. john and george couldn't claim the same you hipster fedora wearing scum and yes paul's made mistakes. he takes risks. the fraud chorus isn't exactly eleanor rigby. three of his last four records have been bona fide great. he played almost all of the instruments for radiohead. released the arguments as the fireman. last year he had an album of jazz standards with diana krall and her band. the only problem was the two new songs were better than the classics he was covering. the guys raised tons of money for animal rights cases tons of money to ban land mines. the one voi

. ♪ >>> a half century has passed since the beatles launched a musical revolution known as the britisht wave was eric burdon and the animals. ♪ there is a house in new orleans they call the rising stone ♪ >> now at 72 years old, burdon has released a new album, and i sat down with him to talk about what it was like to be at the forefront of pop music history. ♪ it's my life and i'll do what i want it's my mind and i'll think what i want ♪ >> bruce springsteen said ever song he's ever done was stolen from the animals. how does that make you feel? >> it made me feel good. i'm really grateful to the fact that he would take note of that. and what was even more stunning is that when he was like 17 years of age and was watching me on tv when i was 24 or whatever, he said, you know, that lead singer on the animals, in a tiny little suit that he was uncomfortable in, and he looked like he had his daddy's wig on. that's exactly how i felt. i hated being a part of the british invasion. i really did. i only joined it because it got me to america. it got me to be able to move through black america

. >> from the outside everyone is looking on at the beatles, can't imagine what it's like to have beener themselves by looking at the man behind the music, his drums, wardrobe and personal belongings. i love the postcard you wrote to your mom at the bottom. >> i know, call me ringo starr because it wasn't getting through when, tell your mother i'm richard. >> reporter: you got your name by the rings you're wearing. >> i did, in liverpool everyone got a nickname. >> reporter: would you ever change the name you chose? >> no. >> reporter: never? >> no, i'm ringo. hello, ringo. >> reporter: this drum kit is from the beatles' first american appearance in '64, on "the ed sullivan show." what do you think of when you see that? >> well i think of an incredible moment of coming to america, even on the plane you could feel new york buzzing. >> reporter: do you ever wear any of these still? >> yes i wear them around the house. barbara and i have beatle night. no. >> reporter: starr even drummed up and developed a book of negatives, all photos he's taken during the beatles heyday. >> we're in a bi

take a look at a cut, the beatles' "got to get you into my life." ♪ ♪ tavis: if you grew up in the hoodid, when you hear that you think earth, wind, and fire. say how brilliant lennon and mccartney were. when you hear it in my neighborhood you think earth, wind, and fire. >> first of all, you know i love you. tavis: i love you back, and there is nothing you can do about it. >> great to see you. thank you for letting me talk about this project. i had it in my head for so many years. a matter of timing am a when we could do it. now seemed to be the right time. all the songs, whether it is that -- there are so many that are so attached to these bands who represent the golden era of music. every song you heard on the air had this kicking porn section -- horn section. tower ofd and fire, power, chicago, sly and the family stone. this is for a young horn player growing up, what i wanted to hear. why i became a musician. tavis: what was it about the 1970's and 1980's that made it such a fertile time for horn sections? >> a lot more time -- fellowship and musicianship. nowadays, not to say that

i've been on your show more than 100 times now and we've done women's rights, and we've done the beatles. that was fun. and we've done the 2008 campaign and the iraq war. and we've been in new hampshire and iowa. and every single time it's been great. chris: and we're going out. and maybe that chair to take with you. kelly o'donnell. >> i don't know how i'm going to live without being on your show in the future. we're going to miss that. on capitol hill, a fear among staffers about what happens when the health care law goes into effect. because many of them may see an enormous jump in their own price for health care. and there's a concern there will be a brain drain and people will leave public service. chris: like a doubling? >> like a third of their salary. chris: would. -- wo. >> as a farewell gift to my friend the most obscure foreign policy thing i could think of. singapore has been nervous that china is circulating maps that have a dotted line describing boundaries.me very close to the coast of singapore. and other countries. and they just issued a new map. and it's not a dotted li

he wasn't one of the beatles but had that persona. at least in their eyes. >> he did get married in 1996 to a freelance journalist seen him on television. she stood by ramirez after her own family disowned her. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. >> tonight the city of san bruno wants pge to pay more money and fines for the explosion that killed eight people, destroying 38 homes, the public utilities commission recommended the utility spend to upgrade the safety of the natural gas system. san bruno wants pg&e to pay penalties amounting to almost $4 billion and also recommends the utility be fined. pg&e says both proposed penalties are excessive. >> a judge today sentenced a father to three years in jail for kidnapping his two children from their home and stealing a yablgt from an alameda marina. the 43-year-old will likely just spend nine months behind bars he surrendered near santa cruz. he believes his his attorney says he had no idea what he did. >> california's more lok closely. and nannette miranda has the story now

it has been 50 years since the beatles debut album, please, please me. ing to the "new york post," the band's management company apple has something new up its sleeve. they are partnering with universal music merchandising unit bravado, to handle beatles mid-to replace live nation. they are set to release a new line this fall. global sales are expected to come between 10 and $20 million bucks. lori: beatles -- beatles, elvis and worth much more dead than alive. tracy byrnes and adam in the next hour of fox business. breaking news on the budget. it should be exciting. don't miss it. wn? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ your chance to rise and shine. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you can do just that. with our visionary clo

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period but you know the fact that i was born in one thousand sixty nine and i was the year that the beatles you know charles manson and marilyn monroe i just remember as a kid well monroe fake name charles manson fake name you put the two together it's like abracadabra really describes american culture all together marilyn manson you got light and dark but you take the name of a notorious villain well she wasn't a villain no he good line. now how did the make up come about why do you why the lipstick why glass why didn't she myself talk to deal with the lips is good because and become a live cigar collar if you are white collar job and you know good thinking is always a keeper but i mean why why did you go this route being a fan of well we prince alice cooper of course and even madonna. i don't know i think it's probably you know i wrote a book before i was famous really not a biography and that sort of turned me into being more popular by making a book it was sort of what he did with ziggy stardust came to america and said that he was something bigger than he was i've always been a big fan

but you know the fact that i was born in one thousand six hundred nine and i was the year that the beatles you know charles manson and marilyn monroe i just remember as a kid my own monroe fake name charles manson fake name he puts together it's like abracadabra really describes american culture all together marilyn manson you got light and dark but you take the name of a notorious villain well she wasn't a villain no he good line. now how did the makeup come about why do you why the lipstick why glass why i didn't see myself talk and deal with the lips is good because i'm become a live signal collar if you are white collar jobs and you know good thinking is always keep but i mean why why did you go this route being a fan of bowie prince alice cooper of course and even madonna. i don't know i think it's probably you know i wrote a book before i was famous really an autobiography and that sort of turned me into being more popular by making a book it was sort of what we did with ziggy stardust came to america and said that he was something bigger than he was i've always been a big fan of the

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. >> tony sings a lyric from the beatles. >> i say who is that? the who? soundo anything like the beatles. >> people are wondering if i'm doing weather today. temperature 68 at reagan national. 68 this morning in leonardtown. we've got humidity on the increase. clouds and the potential for rain shower today.ho today is not the main event. started to get questions aboutbt rain today. we'll see showers today.s the main event is tomorrow as andrea gets pushed up the coast. we have rain on the horizon. you can see the cloud cover. big changes that we have. it's beautiful. there's your rain shower activity. heaviest rain is out to the west. those of you in west virginia and western maryland. the access will shift east herer later today.oda we'll see showers across the metro area later today as well. want to focus on andrea again. tropical storm looking more impressive every minute. look at it trying to wrap arouna the center of circulation. it's one of signs it's intensifying. another sign the pressure is dropping. pushing off to the north northeast here.ere. v

he wasn't one of the beatles but had that persona.ast in their eyes. >> he did get married in 1996 to a freelance journalist seen him on television. she stood by ramirez after her own family disowned her. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> thank you, laura. >> tonight the city of san bruno wants pge to pay more money and fines for the explosion that killed eight people, destroying 38 homes, the public utilities commission recommended the utility spend to upgrade the safety of the natural gas system. san bruno wants pg&e to pay penalties amounting to almost $4 billion and also recommends the utility be fined. pg&e says both proposed penalties are excessive. >> a judge today sentenced a father to three years in jail for kidnapping his two children from their home and stealing a yablgt from an alameda marina. the 43-year-old will likely just spend nine months behind bars he surrendered near santa cruz. he believes his his attorney says he had no idea what he did. >> california's more lok closely. and nannette miranda has the story now on the

but she tweeted the night, the very night before she tweeted the lyrics to the beatles song "yesterday,". >> and she tweeted "i wonder why tears are salty." >> you don't hear paris tweet a lot and a couple of days ago she tweeted something that popped up on youtube. you have to hear her speak. she's talking about putting makeup on. take a look and listen. >> you know me, you're pretty familiar with me. my eye makeup and those of you who have not seen me without makeup. well, hello. i need serious help. i'm crazy. i am crazy. anyway, if this helped, i doubt it did, yeah. so this is me with no makeup. >> so that's different than the video i meant. i meant -- i didn't know we were going to show that one. the video i think she did an interview with oprah. she seemed like a darling young unaffected teenaged girl. this one she seems quite troubled, very troubled to me. >> so there are signs there of trouble, i think. >> "people" magazine confirmed that she cut her wrist and swallowed a bottle of motrin. this is one of those things where you wouldn't weather the family is going to be doing. s

then about an hour later she tweeted the beatles lyrics to the song "yesterday" saying yesterday all my troubles seemed far away, now it looks as though they're here to stay. now again, there's not a lot of information coming out as to exactly what happened, how this happened. so we don't know a lot and haven't been able to confirm a lot at this time. but an attorney for katherine jackson did issue a statement saying, quote, being a sensitive 15-year-old is difficult, no matter who you are. it is especially difficult when you lose the person closest to you. paris is physically fine and getting appropriate medical attention. again, there's a lot of rumors flying around out there on the internet about exactly what happened, but we can tell you that paris jackson is in indeed in the hospital but it looks like she's going to be fine. back to you. >> all right, stephanie stanton, thank you. >>> how about some lentil soup in rock creek or fish tacos on the national mall? new details about the changes the national park service will be dishing up this summer. >>> our favorite wednesdays are

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wasn't one of the beatles but he had the persona in their ey eye. >> ramirez got married while on deathow in 1996 to freelance journal whoyingt had seen him on television and began visiting him in prison. she stood by ramirez even after her own family disowned her. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> fb hopes someone recognize one of the 3 robbers captured by survillainsÑi camera during a series of bank robbery. agents say all 3 pulled 3 take over robbery since monday. latest took place yesterday at bank of america branch on sunset district. that he was hit 2 other bank on monday. one in china town and another m million pwraechlt got good photo. investigators believe the same men robbed another bank in san francisco back in april. >> fight great mall in milpitas ended with the arrest of one machine and the death of another. it happened inside sports authority store shortly before 11 this morning. police not relessed further details about the 2 men involved or the weapons that was used in this. nor have they said what sparked this incident that led to a murder. employee customers held in the

i go down, it was like the beatles had walked in. andy is flying everywhere. i had more candy, i take it, throw it in the air. give the candy, they all run, i run out of the place with my ronald assistant. i am like get in the car, he pulls up, i'm like get out. i jump in the car and rev it up. and i see the head of mcdonald's in toledo. he is running toward me with a big smile on his face, running, ronald, ronald, i shake his hand, he goes ronald doesn't drive. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ronald doesn't drive! like a human pinata for a time there. >> yes, it was wonderful. >> jimmy: and then you came out to los angeles? >> yeah. >> jimmy: did you come out as a kid here? >> i mean, actually, i was 17, right around that same time i had done that and decided i wanted to try to get into show biz. found out i could audition to be a tour guide for universal studios. came out, my friend and i drove out for 26 hours, i said we have to go to hollywood boulevard. we have to go, there will be stars everywhere. we pull up in front of your

professional artists used 20 tons of sand to create the designs which include depictions of the mona lisa, the beatles, and the massive elvis presley and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> >> shepard: the bravest crews passengers in the history of the world set passage on the carnival triumph. it left galveston, texas a short time ago. the thing they called the cruise from hell back in february. engine power knocked out power and left it stranded in the gulf of mexico for days. that left the thousands of people on board without working toilets and in some cases eating cold onion sandwiches. one passenger described it as floating cesspool. what did it cost to get the thing ready to sale -- sail again carnival says $115 billion. the cruise booked solid somehow. enyoi now. wow, i'm shepard smith. this is the fox report. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news. and the syrian regime of that man has used chemical weapons on opposition firefighters -- fighters including nerve gas sar written. it reports u.s. intelligence committee estimates 150 people have di