The swiss alps. Michael caine plays a celebrated composer and conductor who has turned hisack on music. But he cant help finding it everywhere. [ cow moos ] [ birds chirping ] it was a part written specifically for him. It was the most surprising offer ive ever had in my life. I dont get offered many leads. At 82, there arent too many. I almost said dont bother to send the script, ill do it. Its okay, its okay. Do you know who composed that piece that youre practicing . No, who . Me. My teacher makes me play it. He says its a perfect piece. Oh, really . Its also really beautiful. Yes, it is, it is beautiful. I composed it while i still loved. Reporter would you say that freds in crisis in the movie . Hes more or less destroyed, as a matter of fact. But you dont know that. And he would never let you see that. Reporter we have so much sympathy for him. How did you do that . I go back to situations in my life and you can see it in my face. Reporter but sometimes he wasnt acting at all. In one scene, the director decided to present caine and his costar Harvey Keitel with a surprise. We had no idea. We were in a Swimming Pool and one of the most beautiful girls youve ever seen comes up with absolutely nothing on and gets in the pool. And he didnt tell us because he wanted us to have a certain reaction. We just sat there like. S miss universe. Reporter how do you think you did in this movie, rate yourself. Secretly with myself, i regarded it as the best thing ive ever did. It was the most difficult and the criteria for that is i made it look the most easy. Reporter so in other words, you improved . I just try to play more and more difficult roles. Reporter so you want a greater challenge at the age of 82 . Yeah. Reporter than when you were i need a challenge. I dont get the girl anymore. All i get was grandma. Reporter whats wrong with grandma . Nothing, you know. As long as shes pretty. Reporter theres a sense of the futuresof these characters shutting down their future. Did it in any way begin to affect you . Oh, no. But there was a point in the movie where im being examined by my doctor. He says, how does it feel to be old . And i said, i dont understand how i got here. And that affected me like hell, because i was thinking thats true with me. I dont understand how i got here. Reporter he was born Morris Joseph micklewhite in 1933. The son of working class cockneys in the slums of south london, a lot of which has been torn down and rebuilt. It was very, very tough and it was full of gangs and all that. Is this a london road coming up, mitchel . On the right hand side . Turn right there, please. Oh, look. Theres an example. I spent my life in the Library Reading books to get away from this. Thats the library. Rubble . That is my library. I spent my entire time reading books and going to the cinema, just to escape. And they pulled my library down. Reporter you were really, really poor . Oh, yeah. My father was a fish market porter. So i grew up on fish because he used to steal one a day. I grew up on the very best fish that money could buy because he only stole the good stuff. Reporter he was determined not to be a fish porter like generations before him. He was going to be a movie star and make a lot of money. At 14, he joined a local acting club. Acting was considered sissylike. Were you teased . Oh, yeah. You didnt tease me for very long. Reporter why not . Yeah, that wouldnt go down very well. Reporter you would beat them up . Yeah. Reporter were you that tough . Yeah, yeah. Im not tough anymore. Reporter at 22, he was struggling to find acting jobs. On the dole, he had a new wife and a baby and left them both. This is a very traumatic time of your life, because oh, yes. Reporter you basically in effect walked out. Yeah. I screwed up, yeah. I screwed up on everything. Reporter you walked out on the baby and the wife. G; everything, yeah. Reporter it wasnt until he was 30 that he got his first big break in the 1964 film zulu where he played an upper class british officer. When you take command, old boy, youre on your own. The first lesson the general, my grandfather, ever taught me. The luck is the director was an american. Because no english director would have cast me as an officer, i promise you. Not one. Reporter because you were cockney . Because i was a cockney. Reporter the class system was that rigid . That rigid, yeah. And it holds people back. Reporter and it makes you angry . Oh, me, you start snubbing get into trouble. Reporter he helped trigger the breakdown of that class system with a series of roles he played as a cockney. Ive had a lovely time, alfie. Reporter he was a shameless rogue, and audiences loved him. Starting in the swinging 60s, his characters personified the working class antihero. Courtney, i am going to cook you the best meal youve ever eaten. Reporter with his irresistible charm, he played lovers, fighters, killers, spies, all with his trademark cockney swagger. Why the hell arent you here if mr. . Moynihan. Former Gunnery Sergeant in her majestys forces. Reporter his success got american movies like the man who would be king. 10, 11 years old. You want an educated taste in whisky . Them that govern spend all their time making up new laws to stop men like you and me from getting anywhere. Reporter b1987y he was the most bankable british actors in hollywood, living the life of a movie star in a Beverly Hills mansion. That same year he won his first oscar for woody , allens hanna and her sisters. He played a man married to hanna but had the hots for her sister. Did you ever read dont im in love with you. Reporter talk about slime buckets. Ihe was it. And yet we like you. I dont think human beings e bad. Theyre weak. Thats what makes them bad. And so i always expose the nastiness. But you got the nastiness any way. 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Even though the beatles broke up nearly 50 years ago, they remain one of the most influential and valuable acts in the world. Streaming their music will not only generate millions of dollars each year but reintroduce john, paul, george, and ringo to millions of young music lovers. An epidemic called beatle population. Their music defined a decade. Its been a hards day night and ive been working like a dog and a generation. Now, the beatles are again embracing revolution. You say you want a revolution oh, i need your love, babe allowing millions of fans to and giving a whole new generation a ticket to one of the greatest music catalogs in history. Its important because its the beatles. The beatles changed everything about popular music. But there was no announcement by Paul Mccartney and ringo starr, just a 35second video featuring a medley of popular songs, letting the music speak for itself. Shake it up, baby well, i find myself at times of trouble mother mary comes to me all 13 original studio albums plus four compilations, are now available on nine Major Streaming Services is. 224 songs in total, including all 20 of the number one hits. Paul mccartney, if you are i dont care much for money, money cant buy me love its a huge validation for the streaming music industry, where revenue has jumped to nearly 1. 9 billion in 2014. Were past the tipping point. Its not about music ownership anymore, its about music access. And if you want to keep up with listeners who feel that way, and listeners tend to be younger, you need to be on streaming services. The decision comes as high profile artists like prince and taylor swift resisted the streaming revolution over low royalties. And adeles new album 25 has sold at least 6 million copies, despite being barred from streaming platforms. Still, the beatles, initially slow to go digital, now seem in some sense is about retaining relevancy. They dont want their muc to be left out. They want their music, as they did when they were first making it, to be immortal. Into the light of the dark black night and to give you an idea how popular the beatles still are, when they began selling on itunes in 2010, they sold 450,000 albums and 2 million right back. I] t in spain, three dozen african migrants got a Big Christmas present this year. They are sharing the grand prize in the worlds richest lottery. El gordo, or the fat one, shells out more than 2 billion in prizes each year. The drawing itself is like a holiday. Its not a winner take all. The lottery dolls out millions of smaller prizes, as well. Mark phillips reports. Reporter most countries have presents, maybe a religious service somewhere. In spain, though, its all about whether christmas will change your luck. Its a bit hypnotic. Anish school kids singing out the numbers on lottery balls. It aint jingle bells, but in spain its the sound of christmas. And the whole country seems entranced. Some dress up for the occasion. This man says hes been waiting to get into the draw since 3 00 in the morning. El gordo, the fat one, is the worlds richest lottery, even if the Winning Ticket isnt the biggest. It will get you about 400,000 euros, about 440,000. But this is a democratic lottery with lots of smaller prizes. One of which was one by somebody this morning. The total prize money up for grabs is over 2 billion euros, about 2. 5 billion. A single ticket costs about 25, and it seems everybody is part of a syndicate that lowers the odds a little. Long lines form on lottery eve in a lastminute rush to be part of the action. In recent years, spains unemployment has turned the lottery into a ray of financial hope, usually false hope. This year the economy is seemingly on the mend, but nothinsaysg ecovery like winning the lottery. And with the country now stuck in political limbo, the recent election produced no clear winner here, but the lottery at least does provide an outcome. As this woman says, whoever wins the election wont lift me out of poverty, but this might. And here are some fun facts. The el gordo lottery has been going since 1812 and hasnt 75 of adult spaniards buy at least a share of tickets. A lot of them sold in a small town in the pyrenees called luck. Thats the overnight news for this christmas friday. A for some of you the news continues. For others, check back with us later. From the Broadcast Center here in new york city, im demarco morgan. Of winter. T times are up. A deadly shooting at a mall in charlotte, as n. B. A. Stars take aim at gun violence. I heard about a shooting involving a threeyearold girl over the summer. My daughter riley is that age. And santas little helper for parents whose kids just cant get to sleep on Christmas Eve. Im going to tell you a story that can make yofeel very sleepy this is the cbs overnight news. Scott pelley is off. Im jim axelrod. We begin with a christmas turned deadly by the kind of storms we dont usually see until spring. Dozens of tornadoes tore through the south and midwest, including the first ever recorded in miigan in december. At least eleven were killed last night, more than 60 hurt. States of emergency have been declared in georgia, tennessee and mississippi, where about 100 homes were destroyed. Manuel bojorquez begins our coverage near holly springs, mississippi. I can see the debris reporter this tornado was on the ground for ten minutes as it clarksdale, mississippi. Back it up back it up reporter Storm Chasers scrambled to get out of harms way as a tornado came right at them, and another slammed into a busy highway, knocking a tractortrailer on its side. Mississippi governor phil bryant. If you look at the damage here, it is as bad as any tornado that weve had, and i have been through a lot of them. Repter marvin and bernita sims were in their house watching tv when the storm hit. Their home was destroyed. I looked up, the roof was blowing off the house and i just told her, hold on, hold on. I held on to her as tight as i could. Reporter the massive stoovrm system that moved across the southeast yesterday spawned 29 torn oes in six states. In perry county, tennessee, sheriff say 69yearold Ann Yzaguirre and 70yearold Antonio Yzaguirre were killed when a tornado hit their home. The couple had just celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary. And one of the dead in boy, killed when the car he was riding in was tossed into the air. Mississippi. People here lost homes and this church. A tornado sliced right through it. The pastor told us the congregation still plans to hold services in the parking lot. Manuel bojorquez, cbs news, chulahoma, mississippi. Flooding is a concern in el ba, alama. The river is expected to crest tomorrow at levels not seen in two decades. Which is why some are packing up their Christmas Presents and getting out. Millions along the east coast woke up this morning and may have wondered if they sle straight through winter. In new york, the high was 72, a few degrees past the high of this past fourth of july, which was 75. Lets bring in eric fisher. Eric, dozens of recor being set today. Is can get on Christmas Eve. In vermont, 68 degrees insf burlington. The warmest december day ever recorded in norfolk, virginia. And even at midnight tonight, still 62 in new york. 69 in charlotte. Jacksonville at 69. Just tremendous warmth everywhere you look. More record highs expected on Christmas Day. Especially across the southeast, widespread 70s and 80s, well up above the norm for this time of year. Were focusing on the next storm developing this weekend in the southern plains, bringing blizzard conditions to parts of the southern plains, heavy rain, a chance of Severe Weather. In terms of the snow, watching new mexico, western parts of oklahoma, west texas. Heavy rain on the eastern end and this is a storm to watch because as warm as it is right now, this will bring the first snow of the season into the northeast next week. Makes in syracuse, new york. Syracuse had nearly 28 inches of snow by this time last year. This year, less than one inch. The warm weather across the northeast made it coats optional for a number of last minute shoppers. Anna werner has more on a shopping season thats run hot and cold. Reporter at the Flemington Department store in new jersey, the warm weather has cooled apparel sales. Owner Martin Resnick says most of his heavy winter clothing items are sitting. A lot of the business in our industry went away because people just dont feel christmasy and theyre not cold, theyre not going to work feeling cold. Reporter its a similar story up and down the east coast. Data firm planalytics estimates retailers have lost over 400 million in sales since november 1st, compared to the same critical sevenweek sales period last year. In chicago, sales of lgsleeve mitts down 16 , snow thrower in tampa. Fred fox is planalytics c. E. O. Retailers may have a great january or february clearing out winter merchandise, but its going to be marked down 50 to 70 , so theyre not going to make a lot of money off it. Reporter there are some winners in this winter warmup. At some golf courses in the midwest, rounds of golf played in december have gone up over 1,000 . Sales of bicycles, fishing gear and even iced tea are all up. But fox says some retailers are at risk. Any retailer that has been marginal, meaning they have been limping along, a season like this can certainly put them out of business. Martin resnick says his store will survive but it wont make back those sales. So theyre taking the money they would have spent in our industry and spending it elsewhere. Reporter now, fox says winter apparel purchases are but who needs a heavy coat in this 67degree weath . On the other hand, whats bad for retailers is good for consumers, who should be able to purchase heavilydiscounted cold weather gear if not for this winter, jim, then for next year. Anna, thank you. In his Christmas Eve homily, pope francis called on christians to live as jesus did with empathy, compassion, and mercy. He criticized what he called a society so often intoxicated by consumerism. Tomorrow, tens of thousands will pack st. Peters square for the popes traditional Christmas Day blessing. Coming up next, getting a business off the ground by sleeping on the couch. The actor Robert Downey dr. , gets the news he was looking for. And the feel good story of the right back. Pw9 we are continuing to chart majo chares in the way people conduct their holiday shopping. This year, nearly half, 46 , is expected to be done online. But Mireya Villerreal discovered in some ways, whats old is new again. Reporter from slinkys to toys boomers had to have. For some shoppers like julie berke, classic toys are still a musthave at christmastime. Its a great, ntalgic feeling. Its something we want our child to have. Reporter but its the procrastinators at the crowded Westfield Topanga mall in s angeles today that are doing real bonding, over long lines and packed parking lots. For malika meads and her son, hitting the mall early on december 24th is their version of smart shopping. I dont want to take a chance with it not getting here by december 24th. Reporter according to a gallup poll, shoppers are spending 830 this holiday season, over 100 more than last year. In 2008, when the economy tanked, sales dropped 5 below average. In 2015, theyre expected to climb at least 5 above average. There will be something in here, whether youre eight or reporter tastes have changed, but dave levy of big kid collectibles knows that one tradition that never goes out of style is a trip down memory lane. Were so overwhelmed that when a kid comes in here and sees an etch a sketch or simon, which is not really technically that