., the emergency room doctor pronounces john lennon dead. >> former beatle john lennon was gunned down in front of his exclusive -- >> and he was gunned down when he entered the gates -- >> and the news gripped the shock waves -- >> it was really shocking. 40 years old, john lennon of the beatles, how could he have been dead? how could this have happened? >> the city was in shock. not just people of my generation that grew up listening to their music in the '60s. >> but everybody felt on so many levels it with was wrong. >> and it was terrible. for so many people who didn't know john felt, and it hit so hit home so much more because he e befriended me, and he didn't have to. >> and in new york, they have come up with new facts about the killer of john lennon. >> the kill ser identified as mark david chapman, a 25-year-old drifter from hawaii. >> nothing in the background set off or would have caused to set off any alarm bells whatsoever on chapman. >> chapman was apparently well liked by most of the people he knew, and the most common description was open, friendly, a hard woshrker wit

., the emergency room doctor pronounces john lennon dead. >> former beatle john lennon was gunned down in front of his exclusive -- >> and he was gunned down when he entered the gates -- >> it was really shocking. 40 years old, john lennon of the beatles, how could he have been dead? how could this have happened? >> the city was in shock. not just people of my generation that grew up listening to their music in the '60s. >> but everybody felt on so many levels it was wrong. >> and it was terrible. for so many people who didn't know john felt, and it hit so hit home so much more because he befriended me, and he didn't have to. >> and in new york, they have come up with new facts about the killer of john lennon. >> the killer is identified as mark david chapman, a 25-year-old fan and drifter from hawaii. >> nothing in the background set off or would have caused to set off any alarm bells whatsoever on chapman. >> chapman was apparently well liked by most of the people he knew, and the most common description was open, friendly, a hard worker with a ready smile. >> i couldn't believe anyb

he was a fan of john lennon. during their hey day, the peelths beetles were open about their experiments with drugs. and like the beetles, he was experimenting. >> the defendant described that there was periods of time in his life when he was more of a hippy nature, tried experimental drugs as many people of the time did. >> in 1971, chap man becomes a born again christian, he quits drugs and rejects rock and roll, the beatles and john lennon in particular. >> i became a christian and that was about a year of genuine walking with him, through my life off and on, i have struggled with different things as we all do, and at those times i turned to the lord. >> chapman's new found faith comes into conflict with his feelings of his former idol. according to friends, he was bothered by lennon's song "god," where he said he does not believe in jesus, and the hit imagine, imagine there's no countries and no religion too, chapman wrote his own words to the song with the altered lyric, imagine john lennon, dead. >> the def

., the emergency room doctor pronounces john lennon dead. >> former beatle john lennon was gunned down in front of his exclusive -- >> and he was gunned down when he entered the gates -- >> and the news gripped the shock waves -- >> it was really shocking. 40 years old, john lennon of the beatles, how could he have been dead? how could this have happened? >> the city was in shock. not just people of my generation that grew up listening to their music in the '60s. >> but everybody felt on so many levels it with was wrong. >> and it was terrible. for so many people who didn't know john felt, and it hit so hit home so much more because he befriended me, and he didn't have to. >> and in new york, they have come up with new facts about the killer of john lennon. >> the killer is identified as mark david chapman, a 25-year-old drifter from hawaii. >> nothing in the background set off or would have caused to set off any alarm bells whatsoever on chapman. >> chapman was apparently well liked by most of the people he knew, and the most common description was open, friendly, a hard worker with a

john lennon there was a great deal of anger there but there's a. grown up looking as there's been forgiveness since that plus my interview with another famous offspring author and activist katherine schwarzenegger i'm very focused on making that my own and not wanting to be the daughter that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is julian lennon the musician filmmaker photographer humanitarian the son of the music icon and beatles legend john lennon and his first wife simply eleven his debut album the lote was a pronounce what a lot launched him onto the scene almost thirty years ago judy is now back with his first studio album in fifteen years called everything changes does it does everything that it lead to this is safe to say that you were born to be a musician you got the right. to be honest with the i don't i don't really know because my i actually fell in love with acting in school and i was offered a scholarship to the shakespeare company. but i picked up a guitar and the sense is that i kind of the rest is h

john lennon there was a great deal of anger there but there's a you know i've grown up a lot and there's there's been forgiveness since then plus my interview with another famous offspring author and activist katherine schwarzenegger i'm very focused on making my own and not wanting to be the daughter that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king our special guest is julian lennon the musician filmmaker photographer humanitarian the son of the music icon and beatles legend john lennon and his first wife cynthia lennon his debut album the lote was a pronounce well looked a lot launched him onto the scene almost thirty years ago judy is now back with his first studio album in fifteen years called everything changes does it does everything that is at least this is safe to say that you were born to be a musician you got the right. to be honest with the i don't i don't really know because my i actually fell in love with acting in school and i was offered a scholarship to the shakespeare company. but i picked up a guitar and that's. kind of the rest is history i guess i mean i was

. >> i held john lennon's heart in my hand p the murder of john lennon, next. police respond to the upper west side. good we looked in and saw a man with his hands up. >> five shots have been fired, all but one found their target. so i grabbed the guy around the neck, and the doorman, jose said, he is the one, he is the only one, he shot john lennon. i was in shock, i threw him up against the wall and i said you did what? >>> former beatle john lennon has been shot at his manhattan apartment tonight. >> december 8th, 1980. >> people here in britain are shocked and saddened. >> an icon lost, a family in mourning, a world wondering why. 30 years later, those who were there speak out. >> he just shot lennon. >> also, lisa bloom is here, and lisa has been covering this for us throughout this trial. let's start with the legal question, if we can. we don't know. the jurors haven't told us, they haven't spoken. but what does your gut tell you about what happened tonight, lisa? >> based on the case that went into these jurors, this was really the only conclusion they c

. >> and john lennon. >> i did a whole paper about this, so i know. and they are the most influential band of all time. >> one, two, three. >> ♪ oh, yeah >> yes, the beatles were no doubt one of the greatest -- if not the greatest rock band ever. the british group only played together for about 10 years, yet they had an incredible influence on not only music but fashion and culture, as well. >> ♪ i wanna hold your hand ♪ i wanna hold your hand >> by the way, this clip that you're watching isn't really the beatles. these musicians are playing the roles of the beatles. it's part of a concert tour called 1964: the tribute. hi, guys. >> hello! >> why don't you introduce yourselves and tell us a bit about the beatle you represent? >> i'm mark benson, and i portray john lennon, the rhythm-guitar player for the beatles. >> i'm tom. i play george harrison, the one who plays the really important guitar parts. >> i'm bobby, i'm the drummer, and i portray ringo starr. >> and i'm graham, and i play paul, who plays bass, still today. >> left-handed. >> yeah.

for criminals but also the over amazing characters where you can imagine like john lennon you know there are stacks of illegal wiretapping and what but you can feel if you just imagine that i've had my phone tapped i've been you know living at the beach and have cameras and boat so i have a real memory and a vivid imagination about what it's like to be followed but it adds to just being normal in the day imagine the pressure of a guy like john lennon being supersensitive and being listened to so i think there's a lot of the other side to coin is is. maybe you could have prevented nine eleven by listening to well i think that's my point i think that there's a valid question of what we all understand is appropriate but we also know at the same breath we're human beings and someone working there an average guy wants to listen to angeline a joel a talk to her husband and that's absurd certainly not fair isn't the damn right did you know i don't long for governor will much ago i explored it i was encouraged by some politicos in my state party democrat because i supported several bills and i g

for criminals but also other over amazing characters where you can imagine like john lennon you know there are stacks of illegal wiretap you know what but you can feel if you just imagine that i've had my phone tapped i've been you know living at the beach and have cameras and boat so i have a real memory and a vivid imagination about what it's like to be followed but it it adds to just being normal in the day imagine the pressure of a guy like john lennon being supersensitive and being listened to so i think there's a lot out of the other side to coin is as. maybe you could have prevented nine eleven by listening to well i think that's my point i think that there's a valid question of what we all understand is appropriate but we also know at the same breath we're human beings and someone working there an average guy wants to listen to and say we need joey to talk to your husband. and that's certainly not fair isn't the damn right did you know i don't long for governor will much ago i explore it i was encouraged by some politicos in my state party democrat because i supported several

john lennon there was a great deal of anger there but there's also you know i've grown up a lot and there's there's been forgiveness since plus my interview with another famous offspring author and activist katherine schwarzenegger i'm very focused on making that my own and not wanting to be the daughter that's all ahead on larry king now. welcome to larry king now our special guest is julian lennon the musician film like a photographer humanitarian the son of the music icon and beatles legend john lennon that his first wife cynthia lennon these days.

sometime during the night hinckley writes in his diary john lennon is dead. forget it. it's just going to be insanity. i still think about jody all the time. anything i might do in 1981 would be solely for jody foster's sake. i want to tell the world that i love her. getting out of bed in the morning because my back hurt so bad. the sleep number bed conforms to you. i wake up in the morning with no back pain. i can adjust it if i need to...if my back's a little more sore. and by the time i get up in the morning, i feel great! if you have back pain, toss and turn at night or wake up tired with no energy, the sleep number bed could be your solution. the sleep number bed's secret is it's air chambers which provide ideal support and put you in control of the firmness. and the bed is perfect for couples because each side adjusts independently to their unique sleep number. here's what clinical research has found: 93% of participants experienced back-pain relief 90% reported reduced aches and pains 87% fell asleep faster and enjoyed more deep sleep. for study summaries, call t

., john lennon, the columbine tragedy, september 11, the challenger disaster and michael jackson's death. all these things, these seven different events, we know what is happening when we read this. these people who are just living their lives thinking it's an ordinary day don't know it's coming. when i read this, i feel like i'm some sort of time-traveling espy who is coming in sample other people's shock. i'm tasting their disbelief and the way... and the way it's changing them forever. i am tasting it while i read it. and it feels empiric. are you giving us a feast of other people's blood? >> these are the tragedies that mark our lives. >> stephen: why not go back to... (both talking at the same time). >> stephen: just forget they happened. >> they happened. stephen: just forget they happened so we can move on to happy days again. >> then we have things like the boston marathon bombing which could have made an 8th chap chapter of this book. >> stephen: what's the point to going back to looking at them? there will always be another one. >> why don't you write the next book of the next

john lennon, shot and killed in the dakota apartment building where he lived. the suspect is identified as mark david chapman. >> hinckley idolized lennon. that new year's eve, he locks himself in his parent's house, drinks peach brandy, plays guitar and wallows in his own misery. sometime during the night, hinckley writes in his diary, john lennon is dead. forget it. it is just going to be insanity. i still think about jodie all the time. anything i might do in 1981 would be solely for jodie foster's sake. i want to tell the world that i love her. hd " >>> valentine's day's 1981, john hinckley, the man who will soon shoot ronald reagan has been in new haven for two days, leaving more notes for jodie foster, on one post card he writes, you and i will occupy the white house, please do your best to remain a virgin. you are a virgin, aren't you? but this time, hinckley is not only leaving her notes he is contemplating a violent act. >> he had guns with him when he was in new york, just stalking her, not sure what he would do. >> spurned once more by foster, hinckl

sometime during the night hinckley writes in his diary john lennon is dead. forget it. it's just going to be insanity. i still think about jody all the time. anything i might do in 1981 would be solely for jody foster's sake. i want to tell the world that i love her. ♪ [ female announcer ] when your swapportunity comes, take it. ♪ what? what? what? [ female announcer ] yoplait. it is so good. that your mouth is under attack, from food particles and bacteria. try fixodent. it helps create a food seal defense for a clean mouth and kills bacteria for fresh breath. ♪ fixodent, and forget it. if you have high cholesterol, here's some information that may be worth looking into. in a clinical trial versus lipitor, crestor got more high-risk patients' bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. getting to goal is important, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. and that's why when diet and exercise alone aren't enough to lower cholesterol i prescribe crestor.

i call it >>> john lennon shut down -- lannan shut down pitcher. the former washington nationals is known for his craftiness, not power but the two time the nats have faced him, they have been mesmerized by his soft serve. last night it was boring to watch. check it out. at one point you remember lannan. he was the ace of the nats staff a couple of years ago. last night a grounder. grounder, groundout, groundout. he didn't overpower anybody but recorded 12 ground ball outs in this snore fest. davey not happy with the way his current team treated its former team participate. -- former teammate. >> actually you know him so well, you kind of know how he goes after hitters. some of the guys should have had a little better approach. i thought. but i just tip my hat to him. he pitched a good ballgame. >> as a coach of the greatest world team tennis team that's ever played, it's a dream come true. i can't believe i'm in charleston with a 15-0 world team tennis team. billy jean king is in the crowd. i'm about to wet my pants. this is unbelievable. >> this

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lennon director of studies at the institute of democracy and cooperation in paris thank you sir for weighing in with your opinion. we've got some more news and analysis on the issue on our web site at r.t. dot com also there you can find live updates as well as the best pictures from the protests against the verdict of course don't forget to check out our correspondents twitter feeds for all the latest on this as well as the other news stories we cover . right the scene. first rate. and i think you're. going to. be in the. prospects apparent to be bleak re u.s. military whistleblower bradley manning a judge has refused to drop the charges against him of aiding the enemy now that means that the army private who turned over thousands of classified documents to wiki leaks could spend the rest of his life behind bars let's zero chance of parole r.t.l. as one has been following the case. it is the most serious charge of a private first class for he says so that means he still faces the possibility of life without parole now the court took a look at the testimony and evidence we've heard

so when you look at the cover, he looks like jim morrison, or john lennon. this is manage you might aspire to. a lot of what you -- haz undercut the extremist narrative that there is something noble. we all know, as reasonable people these murderous immortgage attized. i think that's appealing to young people. >> "rolling stone" put out a statement -- the fact he's young and in the age group as many of our readers makes it all the more important to examine the complexities of this issue. and gain more of an understanding of how a tragedy like this happens. are they underscoring your point? >> the articles article that. i credit them for the piece of journalism. i just think the cover was probably ill-conceived. when you step back and think about the real concern of self-radicalized people in the united states, and the critical work the government and people in communities, in churches, in mosques do every day, this sort of undercuts the extremist messages they see on the internet. >> it's not dplam russ, don't do this, you won't become a big celebrity, and t

lennon and yoko ono. in the end, the magazine could end up selling more issues than before the controversy. live in burlingame, ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> san jose police released statistics today showing overall crime is down in the first half of the year. but the number of homicides is up. police issued the crime report from january through june. it shows aggravated crime dropped about 10%. but there were 25 homicides in the 1st half of the year. that is an increase of 33%. gang related violence, though, is down nearly 16%. >> we're sending cite a few of them out there. those officers are accruing overtime. is it sustainable? no. everyone involved understands that. right now though is when it's needed. >> san jose police plan to keep an increased number of officers in that gang suppression unit at least through the summer. >>> a transient well known to police is behind bars tonight, suspected of setting that fire at a seed store. investigators say surveillance video hoes steve barton edmonds s

lennon and yoko ono. in the end, the magazine could end up selling more issues than before the controversy. live in burlingame, ken wayne, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> san jose police released statistics today showing overall crime is down in the first half of the year. but the number of homicides is up. police issued the crime report from january through june. it shows aggravated crime dropped about 10%. but there were 25 homicides in the 1st half of the year. that is an increase of 33%. gang related violence, though, is down nearly 16%. >> we're sending cite a few of them out there. those officers are accruing overtime. is it sustainable? no. everyone involved understands that. right now though is when it's needed. >> san jose police plan to keep an increased number of officers in that gang suppression unit at least through the summer. >>> a transient well known to police is behind bars tonight, suspected of setting that fire at a seed store. investigators say surveillance video hoes steve barton edmonds s

i would go for john lennon's ferrari. dennis: dealer. we should wrap this. i think we well. thank you for being with us. that is all we have today. melissa returns on monday. i had a good time.. >> absolutely fantastic. we will see you again. >> are you ready colonel? >> does america still have a true grit? space some why is taking a risk becoming illegal? and the that upsets the cowboy libertarian the idea youill retaliate can ban something is crazy. >> should this behavior be banned? it is time to toughen up this is it. >> these perdu engineers offended people because they are all white. is that offensive? at least some americans still have

. >> next week i am interviewing john lennon. can you tell people where they can hear it? >> didn't i already? >> it is on itunes on the sideshow network .tv, paul mccurio show, the paul mccartney interview. bill schulz is on there. i asked you to do it and you didn't return my text. i got paul mccartney to call me back in an hour and two weeks later you haven't return my text. who do you think you are you tiny little man? >> that's because you texted him, but you gave paul mccartney an actual phone call. >> you have a book that will end up in the 99 cent bin. nobody cares. >> it started in the 99 cent bi. >> the world needs more books to prop up couches. go write, will you? >> you are just standing on one to look taller, you know. >> you better write a better one than that. >>> all right, well he turned hurt into flirt. the latest batch of anthony wiener sex started when the woman sent him an angry facebook message. this is the woman in question. soon after wiener resigned from congress, the 22-year-old lass wrote to express her disappointment in him. he responded and wit

when you were younger if you wanted to be a songwriter you could be john lennon. or tom jones. and i hired gang bangers to spray paint johnny's awesome on the side of my house. >> if you have a big d you pay models to spell it out. >> john: ben? >> i would be thrilled that if i had a bunch of balloons around me that said i had a big penis. >> that can be arranged. >> would they do that? >> in mylar. >> i would like to say so we need specialized balloons. happy birthday? no something more suggestive. >> john: to be born rich to a wealthy actor. >> i was going to say that's the biggest problem. this city is so high school. juvenile. >> john: evil and lame is skeethy. why the government has more faith in big banks than your kids. the f-bomb when we come back. agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. you know who is coming on to me now?

i would go for john lennon's ferrari. dennis: dealer. we should wrap this. i think we well. thank you for being with us. that is all we have today. melissa returns on monday. i had a good time. "the willis report" is next. wonderful weekend, guys. ♪ >> hi, everyone. tonight on "the willis report" the sudden l.a. with obamacare. how much trouble is this law in? the woman who had her newborn baby taken away from our periodic she failed a drug test after she ate at poppy seed bagel. we will buy into that cake. have you heard? made in the u.s. a is making a comeback. one business to find out they're making it big by making it here. ♪ tracy: these stories are coming up, but we begin with the big jobs report and what it means for all of us. the economy added 195,000 jobs in june, 30,000 more than expected. did

lennon when he was writing imagine? >> the walls of my computer room is the best wall of his music room. ♪ ♪ >> chris: it's hard to imagine roberta flack's journey. she grew up in segregated northern virginia but started piano lessons at age nine and six years later she had a scholarship. >> chris: what are you doing there in college at 15? >> i could have gotten there at 14 but i was true or the. >> chris: she is classically trained and her real ambition was to be a concert pianist. she started the roberta flack school of music in the bronx. >> you can become the next jay-z but there has to be basic fundamentals. >> chris: flack still takes voice lessons. ♪ >> you keep polishing the cool. you keep warming it up and keep shining it up and making it brighter. ♪ ♪ >> i wanted to sing until i can't sing anymore and can play until i can't play anymore. >> chris: the excitement you get on the stage? >> the song. >> chris: she hopes to open more music schools here in washington and in barbados and she intends to kee

. >>> john lennon, steve jobs, jerry seinfeld and dzhokhar sarn yev. the 19-year-old accused boston bomber has joined the elite ranks of "rolling stone" covers stars. latest issues featured a shag gee haired "selfie" of the teenager. "how he was failed by his family, fell into radical islam and became a monster." he's charged with using a weapon of mass destruction which with carry the death penalty. it is due for release tomorrow and has been met with no shortage of criticism. so far at least five major chains are boycotting the issue. the retailers assert they are refusing to sell the magazine out of respect for the victims and boston's mayor thomas menino says it is in very poor taste. >> why? why are we going to publicize a guy who destroyed people's lives? doesn't make any sense to me. >> but "rolling stone" is no stranger to controversy having put charles manson on its cover in 1970 and roman polanski in 1981. in an interview with npr wednesday, the magazine's managing editor defended the decision. >> this is a person who is the same age as many

. >> rose: john lennon said life is what you do while -- >> waiting for something else to happen. well definitely for the -- it's been a wonderful thing to reconnect with the creative community through running the sydney theater company and we don't want to sever that. it's a great place to grow up. and the distance -- i found this. the distance from the rest of the english speaking world, of course, you know, there's the pacific islands and there's new zealand but we are geographically a part of asia. it's -- i do not -- the relationship functional and dysfunctional between white australians and the indigenous community, it just is a really -- it produces very interesting tension in australia. >> rose: interesting. >> to live a creative life there. >> but the cultural place is always fascinating. >> yes. >> rose: in terms of how it shapes and how those tensions play out in relationships. >> and what was also wonderful about going back because we were living in england for almost a decade and is we were cultural tourist there is. we had no sense-- in a good way-- of responsibility

lennon when he was writing "imagine." >> the wall from my computer room is also the back wall of his music room, and i'm hearing -- >> imagine there's no heaven. >> it is hard to imagine roberta flack's journey. she grew up in a largely segregated northern virginia, but started piano lessons at age nine. six years later had a music scholarship to howard university. >> what are you doing in college at the age of 15? >> i don't know. i could have gotten married at 14, except they said i was too short. >> flack was classically trained. her real ambition was to be a concert pianist, which may be why seven years ago she started the roberta flack school of music in a charter school in the bronx. >> you can become the next jay z, beyonce, barbara streisand, but there has to be some basic fundamentals. >> speaking of fundamentals, flack still takes voice lessons. >> you keep polishing the tool. you keep warming it up, keep shining it, making it brighter. i want to sing until i can't sing any more, play until i can't play any more. >> what's the excitement when you get on stage? >> the songs.

lennon called it. how big a public role is that in the context of this sleazy thing we've been talking about? >> it is an enormously significant thing. people look to new york every day for ideas, for inspiration, for motivation. their children all over america and the world who go to bed at night dreaming that some day they'll get to live in new york city. so who leads the city it matters it first for the 8.48 million people here but it matters for the world. and time and again, i've seen what we've done in new york replicated not just by other cities but by other countries. about a month after we passed our smoking ban, the entire country of ireland implemented a smoking ban. we are one of the world leaders, and that's why i want to be mayor. to make sure this city moves forward for the people here, but also as an inspiration for urban centers across the world. and that's more important now than ever, chris, because more and more americans are moving into cities. that's where the population growth is

lennon once called the consciousness at the center of the universe. the circus has come to town. the question is, when is it going to leave? meanwhile on the ranch, or out of the west coast, a real life mayor already two weeks for therapy after dramatic charges for sexual misbehavior in the workplace, charges for which he now asks forgiveness. finally some good news for weiner, a brief eclipse of the sun in which a solar system in which he has been the moon of the hour. steve kornacki and kelly goff. political correspondent. kelly, i want to start with you. i think you're on this beat. let's take a look at this woman, her name is sydney leathers. i guess that's her real name on "inside edition." let's listen to her. here's what she had to say. >> i felt manipulated. >> why? >> because obviously, i felt like you know, he's saying one thing to me, saying another thing to his wife, saying another thing on the campaign trail. i don't know who the real anthony weiner is i guess. i really truly believe that he needs some help. and i'm not saying that in a c

in 1981, that famous cover with john lennon naked. which called quite a stir. critics and there are saying this is different. the wounds, too raw. >>> let's turn to josh ilofor o developing right now. good morning, josh. >> good morning, elizabeth. we're going to begin with some news affecting millions of college students with federal loans. overnight, senators reached a tentative deal to lock in lower interest rates for the next two school years. you might recall congress allowed those rates to double on july 1st. now, a final deal should be in place by the start of the coming school year. >>> and two major banks are facing record fines this morning, accused of manipulating energy prices and so driving up the electric bills of millions of americans. jpmorgan chase could soon have to pay $500 million in fines. while barclays faces a similar fine. though it is vowing to fight the charges. >>> and a violent crash on a florida highway. but the smoke you see here wasn't from a car. it was, in fact, from an air force drone that crashed during a test flight from a lo

john lennon and yoko ohno. britney spears provocatively prosing at 17. lady gaga showing off a pair of guns. the cast of vampire series "true blood" covered in blood. a lot of people talked about those through the years. this isn't new. but the cover featuring the alleged boston bomber could have a much more significant impact than any of those covers of years past. take a look at this tweet. this is from former white house national security council spokesman tommy veeter. quote, isn't black and white. a disaffected u.s. kid could see this and think terrorists are afforded rock star status. that tweet was addressed to my colleague, jake tapper, he's of "the lead." isn't tommy veitor from boston? >> he is from boston. this is an issue for him that has personal resonance. i have to say, tommy and i have been talking on the phone about this. he'll come on "the lead" at the top of the hour to talk about this issue. he feels very passionately about this having worked in the national security staff about what he sees as what is an important part of combatting

." ♪ he even produced john lennon's iconic solo album, "imagine." ♪ for the ne changed music legend and he traded a luxurious 33-room castle for a cold 45-square foot prison cell. february 3, 2003. after a frantic call to the police from spector's personal driver -- -- katie: authorities discover the body of actress lana in his mansion. lana died of a single gunshot wound to the face. police arrested a belligerent spector who claimed the death was an accidental suicide. katie: shortly after his arrest, spector meyear-old a 23-year-ol aspiring musician, rachelle spector. the two hit it off and before long, a relationship began. they were married three years later and she watched from the courtroom as her husband was sentenced to 19 years to life behind bars. to tisdale, rachelle still stands by her incarcerated husband, insisting he is innocent. and rachelle spector is here today. thank you for coming. how did you meet phil spector? it washance meeting. we met at a little hot spot in west los angeles and i had no idea who phil spector was at that point or the circumstances surrounding hi

john who was driving the boat was charged with vehicular manslaughter. >> reporter: lindsey is stuart and brian bond were the picture-perfect couple. they were set to wed on august 10th, until they decided to take a boat ride friday night up the hudson river. just minutes after leaving the marina, around 10:00 p.m., the small speed boat carrying six people struck a barge. the bride to be and best man were ejected. the groom to be was among the four survivors, knocked unconscious. when he awoke, he immediately called for help. >> there was a body recovered of the female that fit the description of the person missing. >> lindsey stuart, the 30-year-old bride to be. here she is on facebook showing off her engagement ring and this one with her sister. her mother spoke to reporters hours earlier when there was still hope her daughter was alive. >> she is supposed to be married two weeks from today. >> reporter: what's worse, authorities say, it appears the driver of the boat, a 35-year-old man, a friend of the couple, was intoxicated. he has been charged with vehicular manslaughter and veh

their friend, joe joe johns was behind the wheel and say they believe he was drunk. we have more from the church where the victims were being remembered today. lydia? >> reporter: good evening, harris. we're at the good shepherd lutheran church in pearl river, this is where family and friends of the would be bride lindsey stewart gathered to mourn her loss. it is the same church she was set to wed 36-year-old brian bond in just two weeks. it is also the same place where they met as children. we are told lindsey was ten years old when she met him. and today, another tragic discovery was made, a jet skier spotted the body of the would be best man, mark lennon, a mile from the crash. he and the bride were ejected and killed when the speedboat they were riding in crashed into a construction barge near the tappan zee bridge. also seriously hurt, lindsey's fiance, a 36-year-old, and the driver has been charged with vehicular manslaughter. cops say he was drunk at the time and has been arrested before on drug charges. although police say alcohol was a factor, effective as o

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