. >> keeping busy has always been a part of bob weir's repertoire. whether it was recording or performing music. he was quarterbacking projects all over the bay area. sometimes literally. bob's passion for the 49ers and the game even carried over with a group of friends onto the local gridiron. >> he's a huge flag football enthusiast in my hometown of mill valley, california, his favorite team called the chiefs. apparently it's legit. >> i understand he's a skilled guy, quarterback. >> he would invite someone from a band who slept on the couch. come o we're playing football. bobby, who's that? woody harrelson. he can't play. >> bobby wanted to win. >> i talked to a bunch of my friends and they said to me, oh, yeah, i've been to 300 shows, 400 shows. i was on my third and i turned to bobby and said, bob y man, all these shows. how many shows have there been? and he goes, i don't know but i've been to every one. >> it was not unusual to see bobby take the stage at madison square garden, giant stadium, rfk stadium, wearing his chiefs football with the cu

how bob weir rigged an ipad to change the acoustics o o o hey! you want that?t a warm, super-delicious strawberry toaster strudel yeah but now i have nothing to eat sureou do. hey! you can have the pop tart! pillsbury toaster strudel. the one kids want to eat with totino's pizza rolls. big pizza taste in a bite size roll that my kids can't resist. plus i get two box tops for their school. totino's pizza rolls. the pizza way to snack. >>> one of founders of the grateful dead has expanded into new technology. don sanchez takes us inside bob weir's home studio. ♪ ♪ >> this is a musical and video first. a live performance of hd and audio from studios a state of the art performance a show on the internet. the creation of bob weir. >> i go back to give the ultimate play pen for a musician. ♪ ♪ >> one of founders of the grateful dead have created this studio where bands can rehearse and perform. >> the future is here, we can do it in the living room. we can bring a more intimate experience than anyplace else. >> it's a revolutionary technology changes the accuse parti

it's my personal thrill to welcome bob weir to the beat.this. >> thanks for having me. >> i want to get to music but i want to begin where your heart is. you're doing this work with head count. tell us why it matters for you. >> i've been with head count for 10 or 12 years. we have registered well over a million voters. in this cycle alone we registered nearly half of those. well over a third of the eligible voters in this election are young. election are young by our standards. and they have the rest of their lives in front of them. and so what is decided in this election is going to make a big difference for them. the decision that government makes and the actions that it takes, you know, it's all important stuff as we seen for instance with regard to the coronavirus that is going around right now. there is probably more that could have been done and should have been done and was not done. and whoever has a better idea on how to handle that deserves some real consideration, i think. >> i want to ask you, bob, politics can be seen as divid

starring bob weir. a founding member of the grateful dead, weir has been a long strange trip his entire life. >> it started in his teens when he left california for life on a ranch. weir has gone back to those times for his album "blue mountain." you'll see him perform at the king's theater in a moment but, first, here is anthony mason's conversation with him. >> reporter: bob weir's new album of cowboy songs is his first solo record of original material in 30 years. but the roots of his new music go back even further, before his time as a founding member of the grateful dead to the early 1960s when weir had a teenage dream of finding a home on the range. >> i thought it would be a terribly romantic thing to do to which di. >> reporter: you were 15 ? >> i found my way to wyoming and living on a ranch out there and living in a bunk house. i was the kid on the ranch so i got to shovel a lot of stalls. >> reporter: the nights, he says, were long and quiet. >> there wasn't -- wasn't much to do but tell stori

the founder of the grateful dead now you can hear bob weir live now you can hear bob weir live [music playing] confidence available in color. depend® colors for women. looks and fits like underwear. protects like nothing else. depend®. good morning. great day. [music playing] confidence available in color. depend® colors for women. looks and fits like underwear. protects like nothing else. depend®. good morning. great day. >> here are the numbers from last night mega millions drawing. mega number is 10. one ticket sold in texas matched all six numbers to win the jackpot. >> one of founders of the grateful dead have expanded into new technology. bob weir has built a studio where live performances are sent directly into your home. don sanchez takes us inside. ♪ ♪ >> this is music and video first, a live performance in hd and audio from tri-studios. a show on the internet directly to your home. creation of music legend bob weir. >> i wanted to build the ultimate playground for a musician. >> one of the founders of the grateful dead have created studios where bands can rehearse and perfor

i had a chance to ask bob weir why did they lower the prices? >> what we're trying to do is build an audience and one way to do that is lower your ticket prices. >> reporter: with the economy the way it is, is that a reaction to that as well? >> well it seems to fit. it sometimes make sense in this economy. you know, we don't need to be slamming people. >> reporter: did you and phil promise not to break any speakers own any strings to keep the cost down of the tour? >> you know, we've gotten -- we've gotten real good about that. >> reporter: yeah? >> i don't break near as much stuff as i used to. >> reporter: i also had a chance to play a few bars with bob weir, if they have that tape. it was one of the things i wanted to do for a while. ♪ ♪ bob weir was gracious enough to oblige me in one of the things they wanted to do. in fact, guys, concerts have been one of the bright spots in the economy according to "billboard" magazine ticket sales were up in 2009 to $4.4 billion. winter tour for which tickets it range from -- $70 but mostly sold out. we

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composer at stanford university had never paid much attention to the grateful dead before meeting bob weirr, he is now as dedicated to the music as any dead head. >> the music of the grateful dead, there's so much material that somehow once you get into it, when you get deeper into that understanding how they work musically, counterpoint, harmony, rhythm, i found it translated into the orchestra in a very natural way. it feels like it's faster than usual. might be too much coffee for me. >> we can slow it down. i have nothing against that. >> reporter: aquilanti studied the improv that was part of every grateful dead show. he saw the influence of weir's partner jerry garcia. >> the grateful dead, he sang his songs. you now sing his songs. >> i can't sing them his way. i'm not going to try. those songs need to live. they need to live and breathe and grow. a song is a living critter. if i may wax, the characters in the songs are real. they live in some other world. they come and visit us through the musicians, the artists who have dedicated their lives to being that medium and inviting those

our very own steve liesman rips with bob weir. the second jammin' hour of "power lunch" starts right now. ♪ >> from bernanke to bob weir. that was the highlight of his career. >> the two bobs. >> absolutely. welcome to the second hour of "power lunch." i'm tyler mathisen, pet smart, family dollar, aig, better than 7% higher. >> i'm sue herera. natural gas prices falling to the lows of the year. they expect demand to be a little bit less than expected the next few weeks. dennis? >> i'm dennis kneale. the grateful dead coming back to life. the rest of the music industry struggles in the digital age. steve liesman's remastered sitdown with bob weir straight ahead. >> i'm michelle caruso-cabrera. health insurance industry enduring a beat-down with the president. >> reporter: this is part of the administration's effort to put public opinion in a place where members can feel more comfortable to vote for health care bill through this reconciliation process that they envision over the next month. part of that is putting a bull's-eye on th

>> reporter: with grateful dead co-founder bob weir and his band wolf bros. a combination more than a decade in the make ing where grateful dead classics -- ♪ -- are reimagined as classical music. in preparation weir and his core band don was, jay lane and jeff kamedy, spent weeks rehearsing in california. who's going to be more intimidated going into this thing, the band or the symphony orchestra? >> that's an excellent question. i don't know. i'm not sure that the orchestral players know what they're walking into. boy, this is going to be interesting. ♪ >> reporter: and so it was. four nights the audience was on its feet. to the consternation of ushers unfamiliar with jam band etiquette. ♪ a triumph for orchestra and band. >> i think it's probably going to go on for the rest of my lifetime. >> reporter: and it was a triumph for the music professor who brought cultur and counterculture together. giancarlo aquilan tachlt e, an italian composer at stanford university, had never paid much attention to the grateful dead before meeting bob weir in 2009. but worki

the new season begins march 4th. >>> amazon has bob weir as their executive producer. the first trailer for fantastic beasts and where to find them is out. >> yesterday, a wizard -- a case coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in bed all day. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.tm nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. nivea in-shower body lotion >>> leading the news from the associated press, government agencies last remnants of 9/11 being given away. artifacts have been held in storage at kennedy airport. 200 items are being given away on conditions that they be accessible to the public. the hanger will be demolished sometime in the future. and on nbcnews.co

the new season begins march 4th. >>> amazon has bob weir as their executive producer. the first trailer for fantastic beasts and where to find them is out. >> yesterday, a wizard -- a case full of magical creatures and -- coughing...sniffling... and wishing you could stay in when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.tm nivea in-shower body lotion. first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready to go. nivea in-shower body lotion >> this is 7news now. >> christa: good morning, everybody. "today in new england" starts in just a few minutes. breaking overnight, police on the scene of a serious crash on 128 in wakefield. a car hits the guardrail and then bursts into flames. two people rush to the hospital. >> sarah: plus a sca

amazon is launching a short bio series on the grateful dead with bob weir as the executive producer.otter fans are in for a treat. the first trailer for fantastic beast and where to find them is finally out. >> yesterday a wizard entered new york with a case. a case full of magical creatures. and unfortunately, some have escaped. >> we are almost a year away because that film hits theaters in november. a lot of buzz already. >> it will be interesting to see if it can live up to the first three. it's further ahead in time. it's not like we're bumping up against it. it's like a different story. >> it will be an exciting story. this is early today. when your cold is this bad... ...you need new theraflu expressmax. theraflu expressmax combines... maximum strength medicines available without a prescription... ...to fight your worst cold and flu symptoms... ...so you can feel better fast and get back to the job at hand. new theraflu expressmax. the power to feel better.tm first i wash... then i apply it to my wet skin. it moisturizes with no sticky feel. i quickly rinse off. and i'm ready

we are absolutely thrilled to announce that bob weir makes his "beat" debut monday a founding memberld past, present, and future and, yes, fisheads i know you can hear me. the great bob weir will be here to talk music, culture, and voter mobilization project head count which has already helped register over 1 million new voters. in fact even before bob gets here we want to plug headcount.org where you can learn more and participate. you know what they say. some folks look for answers. others look for fights. we're all just playing in the band. we'll post some of the interview online tonight. go to our twitter page in about two hours or just tune in monday. that's it for us. we always appreciate you spending time with us. and in addition to the beat twitter account we're even facebook or instagram or you can find me at ari melber. we do a lot of extra stuff there so when we have a longer interview like bob weir we'll put up the whole thing even if we only play a little part here. thank you to everyone for spending time with us. nicole wallace always says we'll get through this. we wil

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bob weir, bob weir, grateful dead fan. yeah. still lives here.h, i know not who i'm looking for. >> oh, it's not here you're looking for. i don't know if it was springsteen or. >> let me just think. >> bruce, i think, is a new jersey guy. yeah, that's true. >> it's hip to be square. >> if i say huey, god, yeah. >> i was born in 98, so. >> oh, yes, i know. >> okay. who is it? >> huey lewis. ding ding ding. yeah. >> huey lewis. huey lewis and the news. >> ding ding! >> the mount tamalpais scenic railroad started in 1896 and took people to the tippy top of mount tam. and these gravity cars until 1930. it also had a very catchy nickname. do you know what that was? >> darn, i know it was called the gravity car, but this is true. but it was the gravity. >> yeah, gravity. >> gravity, something or other. >> heading the right direction, i was. >> come on. mark. >> trustworthy. >> trustworthy. yes? that's important. that's. >> i'm a lawyer, but i don't know. i don't know. >> what is lombard street known for in san francisco? >> crooked road, i guess. it wa

and listening to bob weir.s coming out here, the whole idea is after the pandemic, they want to feel alive and live music allows them to do that. nestled in a green hillside west of denver, where geological phenomena have stood for eons, the sound of music -- ♪ live music. it's once again emanating from the red rock's amphitheater. >> it's just a magical place to be. red rocks in general. >> reporter: dead heads pour in to do something they haven't been able to do in more than a year. >> it makes me heart so full and happy. awesome. >> reporter: enjoy the music of one of the grateful dead's greats. bob weir and the wolf brothers. this is their first concert since the world screeched to a halt. >> most of us have spent most of the year and a half kind of cooped up. >> reporter: but these fans are trucking out of the pandemic. ♪ no masks. colorado's governor dropped the mask mandate for the vaccinated in may. no covid testing for guests. social distancing only encouraged. instead, lots of singing along and dancin

to corona outbreak is a battle for survival for this and bob weir and family in downtown johannesburg. because of this those who wish. to for. the future of the most important is. really. a 5 week lockdown brought most businesses to a grinding halt including the restaurant where and cars are more local milo eked out a living for the last 9 years. but he needs a parma to sell something that he doesn't have forcing him to sell illegally. because i'm an illegal immigrant. to get the permit to sell it when this spill. outside my building so that even when the police come. inside my building. the country's informal sector provides up to 2 and a half 1000000 jobs. but the government put strict restrictions in place during the lock down and threaten some with legal action. there were lot of exclusions sashes and documented in my agreements and people with that existing trading payments this is a problem because members of the size who were already vulnerable before they lock down are the ones who are now paying the highest prize for the lock down. army and police guard the streets stay in ni

. ♪ >> last week i gave you an exclusive look inside bob weir's new studio.s phil lesh at shoreline. >> a rare bay area performance tony lindsay in san rafael. ♪ >> charles lloyd headlines the healdsburg jazz festival, entertainment everywhere. >> world's best athletes try the try ath triathalon in the escape from alcatraz. >> and u-2 place the coliseum in oakland next tuesday. don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> and air temperature at alcatraz. >> probably colder

. >>> sandy hagar along with bob weir of the grateful dead and michael faranti singing "here comes thesun." abc news was from san francisco as they marched to the california public utilities commission. the trio gave this moving concert to support the save roof top solar. they are working to expand solar energy use and make it more affordable. >> i think it's possible to see 100% renewable energy for 100% of the population of the united states. >> thursday, the cpuc will vote on whether to generate more solar energy in california. as we said earlier, this was the day for it. >> it was. it was incredible. sunny skies. going to be a quiet week. at least the next four to five days. live doppler showing we are tracking partly cloudy skies around the coast. there are a few light returns around in hour. there is a weak frontal boundary dipping south of eureka and does have shower activity pushing onshore. kind of an overachieving piece of energy. showers trying to make their way into the north bay overnight tonight. it's not out of the question specifically marin county, napa, sonoma first t

. >> and what happened to bob weir? you're going to see him collapse on the stage. we'll update you on this condition. >> have you driven across golden gate bridge lately? >>> after five years of declining home values the housing market is coming back. take a look at this map compiled by the web site zillow. you can see the areas in dark red are still hurting. home prices there are as much as 66% lower than their peak values but we are seeing a strong come back in the green zones. san francisco, and along the peninsula. palo alto and san carlos. in the south bay, los gatos seeing higher home prices. we're wlif a story new tonight at 6:00. >> here in belmont the housing market is hotter than it has been in many careers. this -- years this, house is over 1,000 square feet listed for $725,000, sold in a week. it had multiple kids bidz and winning bid at $100,000 over asking price. this three bedroom home in san carlos about to go on the market. but don't expect to stay there long. if recent activity is any indication this house will sell fast and likely well over its a

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guitarist bob weir has built a studio where live performances are sent directly into your home. abc 7's arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez takes us inside. >> this is a music and video first. a live performance in h.d. and audio from tristudios a state of the art performance venue. a show on the internet directly to your home. the creation of music legend bob weir. >> i set about to build the ultimate playpen for a musician. >> one of the founders of the grateful dead has created this studio where bands can rehearse and perform. >> what i'm beginning to see here is that the future of music is live. we can do it in your living room. we can -- we can bring a more intimate experience than you can get anywhere else. >> what makes this place amazing is the revolutionary technology that changes the acoustics of the room. read by microphones in the ceiling. >> the room actually sounds like this. >> wow. >> that is dead. >> yeah. >> he controls it on an ipad. >> go to a cathedral by contrast. >> invaluable when you're creating a piece of music. so he's giving me this demo and w

. >> that's from a conversation i had earlier this week with bob weir, former get tuitarist with grateful dead. for their summer tour, because of the economy, all tickets will be around $40. >> fabulous. >> further. >> you play with -- look at that. that's amazing. and for those of you who didn't know, steve plays a mean, mean guitar. you can see the rest 0 the interview -- >> and he's crazy about the grateful dead. >> he is. we'll bring you that interview about the dead and their business and all of that stuff. nice interview with bob weir, who was gracious with us. >> "street signs" comes up next. >>> it is 2:00 on wall street. stocks are down, nearly triple digits. well off the lows of the session. jobless claims, the reason for the fall. we've got ten sectors in the market lower. still all 30 dow stocks in the red. we're having a bit of a comeback. we'll be tracking it. meantime, we're facing a snowicane. record snow hurting american's economy fower homes sold. it matters to our bottom line. >>> in washington, it's sunny there, snowing here. health care summit in full swing literally

guitarist bob weir has built a studio where live performances are sent directly into your home.tertainment reporter don sanchez takes us inside. >> ♪ chateau want to lose ♪ >> this is a music and video first. a live performance in h.d. and audio from tristudios a state of the art performance venue. a show on the internet directly to your home. the creation of music legend bob weir. >> i said about to build the ultimate playpen for a musician. >> ♪ yeah >> one of the founders of the grateful dead has created this studio where bands can rehearse and perform. >> what i'm beginning to see here is that the future of music is live. we can do it in your living room. we can -- we can bring a more intimate experience than you can get anywhere else. >> what makes this place amazing is the revolutionary technology that changes the acoustics of the room. read by microphones in the ceiling. >> the room actually sounds like this. >> wow. >> that is dead. >> yeah. >> he controls it on an ipad. >> go to a cathedral by contrast. >> invaluable when you're creating a piece of music. so he's giving

it show as performance by tim flannery and bob weir, goes on sale at at&t park tomorrow. they recorded it for a benefit concert for bryan stow. you can find out more on www.ktvu.com. >> mark is here now with sports. big honor for one of the giants pitchers. >> sports talk radio is all negative stuff about tim lincecum but something positive for the san francisco giants, matt cain will receive the honor of starting for the national league in tomorrow's all-star game against the american league to be seen right here on ktvu channel 2 news. matt cain author of a perfect game this year. and consistent, great pitching and he will go against justin verlander. the tiger's ace. matt cain talks about his counter part tomorrow. >> just been impressive to watch him. the way he goes about his business from the first inning to lot of times the 9th inning. you know, it helps me, you know if i am starting that day, i think about i want to go 8 innings or 9 innings. it is always fun to watch them. >> oakland has its home town hero. ward looking to go 26-0 against chad dawson. press confe

. >> and what happened to bob weir? you're going to see him collapse on the stage. we'll update you on this condition. >> have you driven across golden gate bridge lately? rules being brok >>> after five years of declining home values the housing market is coming back. take a look at this map compiled by the web site zillow. you can see the areas in dark red are still hurting. home prices there are as much as 66% lower than their peak values but we are seeing a strong come back in the green zones. san francisco, and along the peninsula. palo alto and san carlos. in the south bay, los gatos seeing higher home prices. we're wlif a story new tonight at 6:00. >> here in belmont the housing market is hotter than it has been in many careers. this -- years this, house is over 1,000 square feet listed for $725,000, sold in a week. it had multiple kids bidz and winning bid at $100,000 over asking price. this three bedroom home in san carlos about to go on the market. but don't expect to stay there long. if recent activity is any indication this house will sell fast and likel

i played the weir part in all of the stuff that i do but there was bob weir doing the weir part so i was forced to take the jerry part, playing a cool gibson guitar. >> you didn't bring us a picture? >> you know, i didn't think about it. >> we had a picture from harwood with black eyed peas. >> i just want everybody to see how much cooler everybody is than they think. >> here is news that wasn't revealed. i talked about selling his songs to commercials and he said he was not opposed to it. what do you think would be the one product that might approach bob weir? >> he's got some good hair. >> it's not hair. relative to a song. a fairly popular song for the dead in the '70s. >> sing it. >> i don't like any of the popular songs. >> okay. anyway. this was miracle whip approached bob weir. >> miracle whip? >> to use the song "i need a miracle." true story. right from the guy's mouth u we'll try to bring you this. because of the olympics also we'll bring you this stuff next week but his thoughts about wall street, joe, and making money and all of that stuff. i know we got to break. >> we d