Instant Index: Paul McCartney the Beatle Meets Harold the Grasshopper Our instant index tonight starts with baby love. The annual love of america's most popular baby names. And for the 14th straight year, jakon is number one for boys. Followed by mason, ethan, noah and william. Very proper. Lding steady for the second year in a row, sophia and rounding out the top five, emma, isabella, olivia, and ava. But here's the surprise. The biggest jump on the list is the name aria, inspired by the girl on the hbo hit "game of thrones." And spectacular pictures across the heavens, a hello and goodbye to the sun. First the sunrise over the south pacific snapped from on board the international space station. And then, picture of sunset over ant arkica, the last time they will see the sun for months. Starting tonight, temperatures as cold as 112 degrees below zero. And how about the beatle who launched a british invasion, victim of a different kind of invasion. Grass upon hoers. LOOK, SIR paul McCartney in brazil. Grasshoppers bussing around him at the piano. You can see the swarm in the stage lights. Then they rest on his shoulders. One settled on his arm for the duration of his show, sitting so LONG, McCARTNEY DECIDED TO Introduce his new friend, nicknamed harold. Hello, harold. McCARTNEY, A LONG-TIME ANIMAL Rights activist was unphased. Taking another song title to heart -- &#9834; live and let die &#9834; &#9834; live and let die &#9834;