and it became my job to walk down to the end of the hall to talk to yoko ono.he room, i think she knew as soon as i entered the door what i was going to say. >> there is music playing and it must have been about ten after 11:00. the song "all my loving" starts to play. the song ends. a minute, two minutes later, there is a scream. a shrill woman's voice screaming, no, no, no, oh, no. it went on for about a minute, minute and a half. it was it was constantly repeated. >> silence. >> and final ly the head nurse brought in her husband's ring and gave it to her and she understood the finality of the about that occurred. and the first thing she said to me was please delay making the announcement. my son sean is probably at home sitting in front of the tv. i don't want him to find out about his father's death while watching a tv program. >> i don't think it really hit me until i heard the song all my loving. i called wabc, the newsroom. told them what i knew, that john lennon had been shot. as i understand it. they passed it on to abc network and abc network, um, mad

john left cynthia lennon for yoko ono. >> uncle paul began singing hey jules on the drive out to visiteloped in to the beatles song "hey jude," having a song that, you know, written about you quite a unique position. as a child, you appreciate what that represents. >> reporter: what did it come to represent? >> well, i guess one of the weird things, this is being totally honest. i to have a love hate relationship with it. >> reporter: why? >> with the song. well, i'm thankful that the song was made about me, and the l lyrics push me and it reminds me of a time and place that was relatively hurtliful for me. it remind mes me of a very, ver sad time. i don't think that people understand that side of it. it was a tough road. ♪ hey jude ♪ ♪ don't be afraid ♪ >> reporter: in get back, in the new disney plus documentary you can watch paul and john working on the session and the final performance of the rooftop of the apple building in london. ♪ ♪ ♪ i've got a feeling ♪ ♪ i think that everybody knows ♪ >> julian and his half brother attended the premier of the documentary, directed by peter j

jared: she says john lennon and yoko ono cultivated their love for an eager public, while audrey hepburnd herself as a muse. claire whitner: you see this kind of multiplication of her public image in one particular photograph, getting at tt point of becoming a public muse, you know, someone that is the projection of mass desire. jared: here, love is manufactured, and it's messy. mary wollstonecraft ran away with the married poet percy shelley, finding both love and the inspiration for "frankenstein." then there's wallis simpson and edward, duke of windsor, who renounced the british throne. this is cecil beaton's wedding day photograph. so why the long faces? it was taken just as he likely learned she wouldn't receive a royal title. and then there's the love saga of lady emma hamilton. known for dancing nude at private house parties, she was the muse of 18th century portrait painter george romney. she had numerous affairs with aristocracy, including charles greville. claire: but, ultimately, greville becomes tired of emma, and he sends her to live with lord hamilton, his uncle. he falls i