lennon was killed by stalin. >> talk about the timing, you s say, these two monsters, right, lennon was killed by stalin. what lennon going to do the day after he was killed. >> he was shot. and so he was ill. he -- >> you get ill after a shot. >> kaplan shot him, she was beaten up and shot quickly. but, he got shot and had to recover from that. he made a mistake. his mistake was getting stalin, whom he had a nation nickname in the book as his secretary. lennon realized what was happening, lennon composed the last testament and he gave it to his wife, only other personr with access to him beside stalin, stalin learned of thent last test testment. his plan was to present it. they call forward stalin to be removed. day before it d was presentedded lennon died, he had other physical problems, but pathology studies at university of maryland, conclude that lennon could not have died of what it was claimed he died of. so lennon's death among a whole host of others, death occurred before he was going to stalin. >> old days you would go to red square, and there is a tomb of lennon, stalin used

>> lennon had been shot. and so he was ill. >> you tend to get ill after your shot i understand that happen sometimes. the woman shot him was beaten up and shot ray quickly. we never really know how women gott shot. they got shotbl and had to recor her that made a terrible mistake. he had a nickname for this in the book. the stalin controlled all access. he said to build power but finally leonard realized what was happening. lee composes last testament pretty gave his last testament to his wife the only other person with access to him beside stalin. stalin learned of the last testament in his plan was to present it to a soviet congress in 19204. he went hunting and then a day or two later the day before he was supposed to present at the last testament denounced stalin and called for stalin to be removed. the day before it was presented lennon suddenly and inexplicably died. lennon had other physical problems but the u pathologies studies at the university of maryland concluded lennon cannot possibly have died

interesting fact, neil lennon is the manager of| fact, neil lennon is the manager of the cypriot team and west ham are still goalless in the europa conference against anderlecht. i am told marcus rashford hasjust scored, so they have equalised in cyprus. that is it from us, i hope you enjoy the rest of your evening, but from all of us here, it is good night. hello. the weather has been quite varied across the uk today. it has been beautiful in the south of the country but the showers remain frequent, quite gusty in the north and the west. that is likely to continue into tomorrow. let's have a look at the big picture first across our neck of the woods. this is the strong jet stream putting in weather systems and that will not change into the weekend. but we will always be closer to high pressure in the south, so this is where the driest and sunniest weather will be. let's look at the satellite picture. thicker cloud in the north—west. this is a band of heavy showers that will move across scotland and northern ireland through this evening and into tonight. with the very gusty winds, t

you have a special memory of john lennon. spencer: i bumped into john lennon and yoko ono on the street and he seemed to recognize me. ab he did that to everybody. i don't know. i assumed he was a fan. dion: you are spencer christian. spencer: i have not sold many albums though. overnight, increasing low clouds and fog and drizzle offshore. some may work its way onshore but we do not expected to be widespread. overnight lows, mainly in the 50's and high temperature is tomorrow under mainly sunny skies, though 60's at the coast. 67 at san francisco. mid 80's in lynch. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. not much changed from day to day. a slight cool down on tuesday. temperatures bounce back on wednesday and thursday to the same level that we expect tomorrow and monday. there will be a slight warm-up at the end of the week going into thursday and friday. dion: and you are my platinum selling forecaster. spencer: thank you very much. i happen to be my own personal favor as well. dion: as you should be. chris joining us

as john lennon lennon said, life is what happens when you are busy makinr plans. >> i dropped out when i was 16 e i had a baby. i kept trying to go back to school. i kept, i don't think id that support i needed. >> reporter: for years, she trid to do it on her own taking cours whenever, where ever she could. >> i had no choice. >> reporter: she did it during e pandemic while caring for chris, for chris, her newly adopted toddler with special needs and took the ged four times, and every time she failed. >> you beat yourself up? >> i did. i felt like i'm never going to do it. i'm never going to be able to get my high schoo. there is no way. >> reporter: reality hit when se was working at a cafe and lookig for a better paying job and saw many of them required one thing. thing. >> a high school diploma. >> at my age. if i have to worki have no rich husband. >> reporter: so karina beat dow, demoralized but determined found determined found herself here in san jose. it turns out the program has a success rate of 72%, that is the highest in the state. that's because they have one big requirem

stuart: john lennon would be good. lauren: you never interview john lennon? stuart: the one time i got involved in a news story when i was affected by it was the day john lennon was assassinated in new york. i was the first person to report it, i was working for cnn at the time and reported on cnn and that got to me because i am a beatles fan and john was fabulous and there he was assassinated. i want to thank everybody who sent in their feedback suggestions and thank you very much for taking part in this extravaganza. you can stay for the trivia question, 60 years ago on this day the cuban missile crisis began. when did the us and naval quarantine of the island? october 27th, november 7th, november 20th, december 4th? 4? the answer after this. pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my phone, and there's my glucose number. wow. my a1c has dropped over 2 points to 7.2. that's a huge victory. ♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. li

this war, especially in the beginning of the war about you, ukraine being an artificial creation by lennon are and a historical mistake. or there's little incentive to believe what he says. if you look at what he has done so far, what the russian troops have done and you crate, there's little incentive to believe that he is not aiming at destroying the country . the only thing one might believe is that he's not. i may be in a position to destroy the country, but most probable or the most, sir. yeah. that say, widely shared analysis of these words would be that he's try seeking for some kind of verb offer of a ceasefire or some kind of or some kind of an agreement that would allow him to replenish his troops and then maybe next year attack. again, that's a widespread assumption here to stay with me, i want to talk more with you in a moment, particularly about your experience riding on the train. tick from a tossed crown tossed is located in the don best region. and this as way are about to say was the 1st time in 6 months, the train had run for the city. the train is on schedule, it's a pas

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a lot of this is communist party marxist lennon, a rhetoric that's very hard to decode. ultimately it's about about the symbolism of the event and showing that he's in control, but also structurally he has imposed his faction. i was at this event 5 years ago when the former leader young to me and looked at his watch 10 times during that as she jumping speech. there's no way that was going to happen this time around. this was all about she, jim ping showing that he was the person in command. and that ultimately from here on in this is the, you know, it's his men and they are all men even though 30 percent of the commons party female. there's no women in any senior leaders ship positions. so what we're seeing now is, is the she jumping era really going into overdrive and it becomes a question of how we deal with these challenges facing the party d, w, china analyst clifford kuhn in many, many things. clifford well reporter is up next with a look at campaigning for the us mid term elections in the state of wisconsin. a michael? oh cool. i'll be back with the little bit more news at the top

and i asked him, we didn't have any lennon co op or even brutal attacks like this one haven't crushed the resolve of young african women to keep up their fight for an education . so what is daily life like? for a woman in afghanistan, we found a former employee of the african postal service who also worked for a non profit group. but since the taliban came to power junior can no longer do either. she survived the terror attack 2 years ago, sustaining minor injuries and says it feels like she's under constant surveillance for the taliban. wherever she goes. we asked her to send us this video direct. my name is denise and i am 20 years old in call again. before the top one come to power, i was spokesperson for the organization here. pines. this organization was dedicated for woman in support gave again, gas and real estate doors that just education economy technology sector in it center. they are not allowed by the top one government to continue higher education and they have bad again, was for going out for the year just whenever i go outside, i think we still have to go out in black,

that's constantly growing up in your feature of what probably list of course shown here as we speak on lennon. louise senior, mostly mine or will ship. we're branding all in ports of russian, oil and gas, fuji. i know they pay a lower with the letter from, you know, we're given regarding joe biden, imposing the sanctions on russia. jo has destroyed the american economy, so there's your boomerang 1950 the u. s. s. i was returning to peaceful life, but the newspapers didn't report on going massacres and the ukrainian ssr, according to intelligence ukranian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army, led by romans forgive each perpetrated these atrocities for hughes shortly before. but that was what i should do. self knew why it would be wise to review. i push please. of course we'll do immune novels to the plant of was the head of the n. k v . d sabotaged department of the time he was tossed with stopping the atrocities in ukraine for a good reason. general sort of blunt was very familiar with the situation. he had experienced fighting the nationalist before the war. get the movie, you know,

rachel: lennon said, take a generation of people and this idea of free speech, this generation doesn't believe in it in the way that you and i grew up with it. really important point, so much irony in this. this was a pro-life, male speaker talking about the role of men in the pro-life movement. and the left is accusing him of murder. fascinating -- [laughter] very, very fascinating. and murdering minorities when we know that in the abortion the industry minorities are targeted, that in this city right here there are more aborted black babies than there are black live births. so don't talk to me about black lives matters and that the guy is brave to go on campus. i hope he keeps doing it because pro-life activists are being possessor do you wanted on a scale that i've never seen in my lifetime. todd: this brings up a common theme with all of these stories. it always has leftists who think they know what the speech is going to be about, protesting that instead of what the speech is actually about. you think -- again, i'm assuming that these focus are normal-minded. i probably shouldn't

as we speak on lennon, louise senior, mostly minor will ship. we're banding all in ports of russian, oil and gas, fuji die. where you're suffering of high praise that been happening. i know they plenty of those lower temperatures. you're fed said the for the little miller. or if you haven't gotten joe by imposing these sanctions on russia, you know, has destroy the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah, nato faces a dilemma member. countries are divided on how to proceed regarding ukraine. 9 countries want membership or ukraine immediately 21 member countries disagree. then there is the issue of what exactly ukraine is today. is nato willing to liberate the regions that are joining brush? with june the 6th 1944 normandy. the allies opened the 2nd front 11 months before victory after the german war machine had been broken down. that was when the british and the americans really focused more power into assaulting germany, but they did it a tremendous cost to the russian people and the russian soldiers who suffered more casualties than an

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number that's constantly growing up in your which of the problems to cause shown here as we speak on lennon. louise senior mostly mine the or will surely were banding all imports of russian oil and gas fuji. i know they plenty of us with the letter from, you know, we're pretty good regarding joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia. jo has destroy the american economy. so there's your boomerang, ah, ah, june the 6th 1944 normandy. the allies opened the 2nd front 11 months before victory after the german war machine had been broken down. that was when the british and the americans really focused more power into assaulting germany, but they did it a tremendous cost to the russian people and the russian soldiers who suffered more casualties than any other people in any other nation in the war. operation about grouchy own wasn't even great at disaster. they had done the family styling grand. it took the red army 5 weeks to advance, 720 kilometers to warsaw. nearly 20 german divisions were destroyed completely. another 50 suffered great losses. grab most of the war, the americans in the britis

for education, employment with or any other kind of development in this country which is in india as lennon composition is. jam sheet has almost stopped carrying. all that matters to him is reuniting with his family. validated us off on a sauna by flint from afghanistan, where there is a war going off on a nym. this one half of all people there on is on have no perspective, no work required to you and or poor father lines re, but on body. even these circumstances, life is better in albania, law, and i would say shot already, husky, beaudry, boom, albano formula. medea even so jumps she'd still dreams of making a new life in the us together with his family. but with each passing day, his hopes slowly fav. sylvania is a country known for its breathtaking landscapes. among these is the mountain resort, a vella cup plenty now is less than an hour's drive from the capital liliana. but in many ways it's worlds away from the city. there's no running water or electricity, but there is a parliament one where cows have political influence. in the herd, her settlements on the valeca plan, nina, things

well answers was a lennon process for everyone. if we know you're going to protest, we have to put, i'm certain measures in place to make sure it's not. i checked glass on, i said i checked it with your tongue. okay. attack. okay. so that was with my years in place to make sure that there is no at sack. and i am going forward. like you said, inevitably, processes going to happen again. but we hope we have lens. we hope that it will become floating next time. ok, sarah, i want to hear from you solutions going forward because like i said, inevitable protests will happen here. every single person in danger, once a better name. here, the government needs to understand that you need to constantly talk to these people . you need to consulting, talk to people so that you can know what their grievances are and how to meet them in the middle. okay. ah, i'd like to hear from you allow me day in the future. what do you think young people need to do to make the conversation easier between government and yourselves? police officers and yourselv

four or five, when we were doing that they flew out and babe and bill came to, came to set and it was lennon mccartney showing liverpool everything stopped. we were talking about in another panel, all those sets being built and everything, every hammer went down and they just they just gathered around and we had this incredible moment, your dad, because we only introduced each other as our character. and again, this isn't a war. woodstock names. one of these names had such meaning to each one of them. these were their friends who they loved and i introduced richard speight monk. and i said, babe, this is monk. and he looked at him and he said, --, kid, i was there when you got it. and it was at that moment that we realized we were ghosts. a lot of us were ghost to them, that these were not just names, they were people they loved and had lost. and had lived without for so many years. it really put importance into the uniform you were wearing and what you were representing, you know, and i've seen similar things like we've seen with grace, with grace nixon, with ron. so that really set the ton

you can see a sketch in yellow pen by john lennon doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beatles signatures the tablecloth belongs to joey velarde the owner of simpson's catering who served the beatles food back in 1966 before their last concert at candlestal park candlestick park. the tablecloth was stolen from his business and was missing for decades until someone recently returned it to velardy's grandson. it's now going up for auction and is estimated to be worth up to 25,000. still to come on abc 7 mornings. light up the night the california halloween home display that's flying high into the air. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning to you and happy sunday. we are starting this half hour with something very important a look at the weather we of course have fleet week going on and for instance lawson has been trying to let us know about the fog as much as you can. yep, and how it's gonna impact today's show because we know it's really hard impacted the last couple days definitely especially yesterday. but today we are o

e i believe the man in the front was john lennon and paul mccarty paul mccarthy. >> that was before they became . became huge. >> this is before they were even even on the map. it was a few months later that they got the signature beetle cuts and the manager stepped in. a very cool piece of history. > >> hbo's house of dragon is a vy dark show, right? but how dark does it have to be visually? >> with the family house dragon, house dragons, never trifled wi. trifled with. >> fans of the show, show their dismay. it was actually too dark dark to see what was going on during the show. hbo responded saying it was a creative decision but that sparked more backlash. one cinematographer td cinematographer tried to pair it it up by saying it is a color grade issue and not a lighting issue but it doesn't matter if you cannot see what is happening happening during the scene. i am am a huge fan. >> twitter is sounding off on ts on this and they say episode seven was almost unwatchable. >> >> that was this last weekend. >> it did not bother me. >> you know that scene i am talking about? you couldn't

whendidn't happen that way they lined up on the lennon muzzling him at a a very. [inaudible]. tourist holiday and the person who stood in front of the microphone to speak, you knew was the single most important person at the soviet union in my time in the 50s and 60s, it was. [inaudible]. and then as you went down on him in the picture, and the same looking about him. and you knew it was the second most important person in the soviet union and that was the kremlin, you read the signs and pictures and newspapers who is covered and who is not an given positive coverage and he was ignored and that was criminology and it was exciting and it was fun. beverly was it was an interesting challenge that you had to meet if you were to be a successful journalist in russia to how challenging was it to get a report on russia when you're filing for whether it was on rar cbs evening news on television and if you e ever have w to write in some code in order to that your messages and your stories would be understood. >> yes, until april 1961, there was direct censorship of file copies for respo

that's yellow pen by john lennon doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beatles signatures the tablecloth belongs to joe velardi the owner of simpsons catering who served the beatles food back in 1966 before their last concert at candlestick park. the tablecloth was stolen from his business and was missing for decades until someone recently returned it to velardi's grandson. it's now going up for auction and is estimated to be worth up to 25,000. a new course focusing on nicki minaj is coming to uc berkeley and the hip hop star says she wants to visit a cal professor announced the class on twitter. it's called nicki minaj the black barbie femcy and hip-hop feminism. the course will be offered through the african-american studies department and according to the professor. it'll focus on menajah's career within the greater context of hip hop and feminism. she says she's still in the process of finalizing details, but the course will be offered in spring and take a look at this minaj may make an appearance. she tweeted she would love to stop by. that'd be pretty cool and i'm sure

they believed very strongly in lennon's ideas and what stalin had created in the soviet union and they were willing to go to great lengths to overthrow the existing system, if that's what it took. >> let's talk about one of those members, whittaker chambers. who was, in some ways, alger hiss nemesis. who accused hiss of being a spy. went to parole and said, alger hiss it is a spy. liberal went to roosevelt and was dismissed with an expletive. why was chambers so much less believable than alger hiss? >> the quick answer to whittaker chambers as, of course, he was a communist. he had started off in the communist party, he had then, like many, it moved into being an active agent, a spy handler. for the soviet union. he spent some 12, 13 years as part of the communist party. so, when he realized what was going on, finally, in the soviet union, he recognized that stalin's perjury's were eliminating tens of thousands of supporters. of the soviet union. and the communist party. these were innocent people that were being dragged off and slaughtered in prison. he realized that his head was prob

we got into a lot of stuff about the beatles, john lennon, that "let it be" thing that came out. overall -- that "let it be" documentary. >> jimmy: right, which is fantastic, yeah. >> riveting. so it was great to hear him just talk about that stuff. i'm like, "oh, would you spell the beatles right if you had spell check back then?" [ laughter ] i mean, my questions aren't good. i think he just -- after a while he tuned me out. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's all right, yeah. >> jimmy: as long as you had some time with him. how many times was he on "saturday night live"? >> pauchl are paul, he was there once when i was there. everyone always wants him to sing in the break. he came out in the end and sang "let it be." after it was over he sang it again. it's really fun. lorne is our boss -- >> jimmy: lorne michaels is also on. >> lorne's on this week. >> jimmy: i listened, it was very interesting, i thought. >> lorne is great, it's very nerve-racking. it was just like dana and i were back. he came to my house to do it. >> jimmy: wow. >> and it's just -- weird. definitely. >> jimmy: do yo

you can see a sketch in yellow penned by john lennon, doodles from paul mccartney and all four of the beetle signatures. the tablecloth belongs to the owner of simpson's catering, who served the beatles food back in 1966 before their last concert. the tablecloth was stolen from his business and was missing for decades until someone recently returned it to his grandson. it is up for auction and is estimated to be worth about $25,000. a new course focusing on nicki minaj is coming to uc berkeley, and the hip-hop star sensuous to visit. the professor announced the class on twitter -- says she wants to visit. the professor announced the class on twitter. it will be offered through the african-american studies department. according to the professor, it will focus on her career within the greater context of hip hop and feminism. she says she is still in the process of finalizing details, but the course will be offered in the spring. minaj may be making an appearance, saying she would love to stop by. people are learning about how you did what you did and rose up , all of the career question

you know what john lennon called new york city? rome. >> jimmy: why? >> this is the center of the universe here. >> jimmy: i see. [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody here is gladiators. [ cheers and applause ] listen, you can tell a real new yorker. you can tell a strap hanger from a tourist. >> jimmy: how can you tell? >> i tell tourists, get away from me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do? >> over there. new yorkers don't stop, we don't hang out. new yorkers at the train, we go home. i'm not in new york city, born and raised here, right down the block. [ cheers and applause ] let me tell you, now. brooklyn, you becoming gentrified, you can tell when it's over. when there's a starbucks, a chase bank, and a hole through your neighborhood. >> jimmy: that's the end? >> the end. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how old is your daughter now? >> my daughter's 9. >> jimmy: 9 years old, wow. >> oh, man, that's my daughter, that's my princess. she's a chip off the old block. playing with her cousin last week, playing with tonka trucks. he held with his tonka truck, she mad

reporter: as young teen, kara was a good student and even voted funniest and most populart as john lennon said, life is wht happens when you are busy making busy making other plans. >> i dropped out when i was 16 d i had a baby. and -- i kept trying to go back to school. ani kept -- i don't think i have tht i needed. >> reporter: for years, karina d to do it on ore own. taking sous whenever, wherever she could. >> i had no choice you know. i had to study in the middle of te kitchen with my son. >> reporter: if studying wasn'td enough, she did it during the pandemic with chris her newly ad toddler with special needs. >> i felt like i'm never going o do it and never going to be able be able to get my high school d. there was no way. >> reporter: she was looking foa better paying job. >> at my age. i have to work, you know. i have no rich husband. [ laughter ] you know? >> reporter: and so karina beatn demoralized but still determine, found herself here at the mlk ly in downtown san jose. >> come on in. >> reporter: it turns out theirh school diploma program has a success rate of 72%. that's

well answers was a lennon process for everyone. if we know you're going to protest, we have to put, i'm certain measures in place to make sure it's not. i checked glass on, i said i checked it with your tongue. ok at sac. okay, so that was good. my years in place to make sure that there is no at sac and i'm going forward. like you said, inevitably, processes going to happen again. but we hope we have lens. we hope that it will become floating next time. okay, sarah, i want to hear from you solutions going forward because like i said, inevitable protests will happen here. every single person in danger, once it better nature, the government needs to understand that you need to constantly talk to these people . you need to consulting, talk to people so that you can know what their grievances are and how to meet them in to me to okay. ah, i'd like to hear from you allow me day in the future. what do you think young people need to do to make the conversation easier between government and yourselves? police officers and yourselves. do do

i'm sure viewers will have trouble thinking that a leader of our times is serious about marxism and lennonism, but he is if you look back to the 1970s, deng xiaoping talked about how theory had to go out the window and they had to be more pragmatic. he said that in a 1981 party speech now what you're seeing is president xi has put theory back into practice again. and so the ideology is important. he has moved politics and he has moved the economy to the marx system, the leninist left, and moved his national policy and national security to the nationalist right. so you see a whole new form of government let's call it marcist nationalism. that's what we're seeing unfold in front of us what comes with that is much more control over his -- certainly over his market, over private sector in his market so we've seen a reduction of foreign investment as a share of gdp to 20, 21% last year from 30% ten years ago. and that probably will continue to decline >> hey, fred, it's tim the private companies at the expense of the state companies by any measure, state-run companies anywhere in the world are ine

about his father he revered and the early days of oxford, where he was a radical leftist and had a lennon bust in his dorm room at oxford. murdoch to me, i became someone really intimate with him. i mean, ken knows me. i've shared with him that i haven't shared with people who work for me and i think that happens. and and it's one of the things that allows you to profile someone, hopefully with some insight. we also talked briefly about, if you could, interviewed weinstein. what would you have asked him? well, i actually i worked i was scheduled at first. i tell the story in the book, but at first he was getting very nervous about i'm the only one doing a biography of him. and so he tells his pr guy, he said, i'll talk to ken. this is from prison. if ken agrees to ask me any negative questions that come up in the book, claims made me in the book that i haven't already answered. and i went back to his pr guy and i said, i will be happy to do that, but i want the freedom to ask him any questions that i want. no. and end of negotiations. they come back a week or so later and say, harvey will

. >> elvis, john lennon, muhammad ali all had something in common. >> they lost control of their lives and that led to death. killing the legends will surprise you. it is a cultural history and a book you will never forget. being a legend can be lethal. >> available everywhere books are sold. hunter biden is the most protected person in the country . money laundering, illegal foreign lobbying, you have the lot influence, big guy. email. the son of the vice president is doing deals funded by the chinese government. there are so many pieces of evidence. to me it was ignored it because they wanted joe biden elected president . ladies and gentlemen of the jury, i am here to defend joe biden, who were attempting to influence policy. objection, your honor. let's look at photographs. this is what i think of these photographs. you really have no way of knowing what was said between him and these people. he committed bribery, cyrano, where he's going to try my case, try not to lose it at this time. the prosecution rests the trial of hunter by streaming all this week exclusively on fox station,

mike lennon. greg. jessica, and john del brats have been at the forefront of this enforcement effort and deserve the credit i want to acknowledge them public low. i want to let them know because well is funding in the budget for this program and in the process of hiring new staff they'll be happy. the enforcement efforts are more throughout the city. moving on another item we talked about several times with you before exit spoke last time was the impact of the 12x legislation to the city administrative code. the 12x legislation was pass in the upon 2016, and this is the legislation and the admin code provision this restrict the city from traveling to or doing business with states that have voting restrictions reproductive or abortion restrictions or antilgbt q legislation that totals 30 states in the country that is significant. a few things have happened. one, tuesday's board of supervisor hearing, five members of the board lead by supervisor mandelman, introduced a memo and asked the city administrato

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