-- how much more do you need to know about bob dylan.bob dylan probably doesn't want me to read these books but i cannot help myself. there may be one thing i don't know. [laughter] how many times do we need to be told this stuff? i know everything. charlie: you might find a kernel, though. something might explain everything. thank you for coming. bill: it was really good to see you. charlie: i cannot wait to see the play and the film as well. bill nighy. back in a moment. stay with us. charlie: tim gunn is here. he began teaching in 1978 at the corcoran college of art and design where you studied sculpture. he was a faculty member and associate dean and chairman of the department of fashion design at parsons. he cohosts and mentors for "project runway." he has emerged as a popular figure. he shares his thoughts on teaching and mentorship in his new book called “tim gunn: the natty professor." i am pleased to have been here at this table. tim: it is a profound honor. charlie: tell me what project runway did for you. tim: it is what it di

and bob dylan together in the night we called it a day.heck this out. ♪ bob dylan looks younger than ever. he does. i'm looking over at the -- so i'm not staring. i'm looking at the side of my face now. >> he is proactive. thank you. >> i will save you. >> i had a great weekend. i was in charleston and i went to the charleston animal society's annual meeting. it was the salute to animal lovers. >> that's disgusting. >> and when he made a surprise appearance my husband got on stage and told a story. >> no surprise. >> they do amazing work. they are 141 years old as an organization. they have a no kill policy and expanded their nonprofit is well run, well organized. they don't waste a dollar. i was warmly welcomed and i loved it. >> you said you had a great time. >> i had a great time. >>> so three years ago yesterday the conservative voice lost a huge, huge personality, andrew brightheart died 43 years way before his time. we all hung out and spend a lot of time with him. his legacy lives on with breitbart.com. you guys can still learn from

. >> bob dylan gave a great speech where he said that everything i have done has been ripped off by somebodyyone has to share. >> coming up, every one of our hillary clinton questions will be answered by her former campaign manager. and, some target practice. right after this. ♪ >> our guest is the only person more qualified than clinton 42 to analyze hillary rodham clinton. her former campaign manager joins us from our washington bureau. thank you for coming in. >> how are you? >> when did you get an e-mail from hillary clinton? >> oh, my god, an e-mail, i don't know. somewhere around 2010. >> 2010. >> i don't know. i deleted them. >> describe how she is as an e-mailer, quick, long, short. would you sometimes call her back instead? what are her practices? >> short and sweet. we did a lot of our stuff on the phone. she e-mailed short things. she is very good on the happy birthdays, happy mother's day, those kind of things. >> you went through a couple of campaigns with her, and i've seen her in various situations of stress. this one, she had various camps in her organization that wanted her

album called mystery girl, producer jif lynn introduced him to tom petty, the three with old friends bob dylan and george harrison start jamming each other's houses. >> out was that was the traveling wilburys. jamie: that was released in 1988. and mystery girl to be released in february, a milestone roy never reachs on december 6, 1988 he dies of a massive heart attack while visiting his parent's home in nashville, 52 years old. >>y was crushed -- i was crushed as a 12-year-old kid, such a loss, no real way to describe it in words. >> but the classic songs and timeless sound live on. orbison continues to be irresisttable to hollywood, a year after his date, pretty woman the ma movie makes julia roberts a super star, and orbison is as big in death as he was in life. jamie: inheritance is strange but the legacy is love. >> that is next. >> first our "strange inheritance" quiz question. what was roy orbison's first number one single? >> what was roy orbison's first number one single? it is only the lonely released on march 25, 1960, reached number 2 on billboard top 100 before going to number one

and i can't it's like there is no-- ira read every book about-- bob dylan. bob dylan probably doesn't want me to read these books but i can't help myself. there may be one thing that i don't knowment and you know what i mean. how many times do i need to be told this stuff. i know everything. >> rose: you might find a-- curl though something might explain everything. >> yeah. >> rose: how long will you be in this play. >> until june 21st. >> rose: then what do you do sm. >> and then i will go maybe i'm going to go to butan now that you told me. >> rose: exactly. you definitely ought to. >> i think i'm going to go to butan. >> rose: i think you should. >> you were telling me about it before the show why wouldn't i go to butan. >> rose: it's my thing, my new favorite country. >> i'm going. i've made the decision while you were talking earlier some i'm being to go to butan. >> rose: that is why i like you so much. you separate on instinct. >> i think why wouldn't i. as you say you look at the clock and you think go to putan. >> that is what i said so i shall go

. >> the song that reminded me a lot of cathie and bobby bob dylan ♪ lay lady lay ♪ ♪ lay upon me ♪ ♪bed ♪ and kate and bob had this room off the side of their ate house and there was a big brass bed and every time i think of that song, i connect the two of them because they were totally in love then. >> reporter: there was another love in robert durst's life, the platonic kind, a friend he met at grad school in l.a. her name was susan berman. >> they were like loving siblings. she adored him. he adored her. ives i can like, well, you know, these two just, there's something about them. they get it. they dig each other. she was very fond of cathie, bobby's wife. >> i know they socialized together a lot. >> reporter: and susan was there when it all started breaking apart when cracks appeared in paradise. bobby was, by several accounts, smoking a lot of marijuana, seeming marginalized in his family business. >> he was financially independent. >> reporter: toughing it out got tougher than expected. friends say the marriage turned violent. an investigative journalist has written extensivel

famous names set to perform there include madonna, the who, joan jett, bob dylan lady gaga and jerry seinfeld. >>> nova nation is flying high this afternoon after that blowout victory in the first round of the ncaa basketball tournament. >> now the wildcats prepare for the next challenge, which comes tomorrow. >> the wildcats clobbered lafayette by 41 points last night at pittsburgh. round two challengers, north carolina state. comcast sportsnet neil hartman. >> reporter: nova finished up practice at consol energy center about a half hour ago. it's a quick turn-around for the wildcats after their blowout win over lafayette last night. they'll take on eighth seeded north carolina state tomorrow night at 7:10. the wolfpack winning in dramatic fashion on a buzzer-beater to beat lsu. here's villanova coach jay wright moments ago on the match-up tomorrow night. >> they were at their best when they beat duke. we saw that in the second half last night. they weren't making throughs but battling on the boards. they're inside people. really, really have stepped up and they've had great guards

isn't that bob dylan? everybody must get stoned. that. >> even dillon at some point is going to go whoa, i didn't mean it where are the adults? tick. >> i have some fish at home in a little tank and they are asking me for medical marijuana, the fish are. and i'm not exactly sure how to deliver that to them. i don't really know how to get. because if you put the cigarette in there it gets all wet and you can't smoke it. >> listen, here is what you do. you put a chunk of hash in the little scuba guy's thing. when the bubbles come out the fish get loaded. >> is that right miller? see you actually thought about this. >> make sure you use mexican gold hash for the gold fish. >> you have actually thought this through, miller. >> i am trying to make a buck. i'm trying to make a buck off the end of the culture as we know it. >> all right. starbucks saying look, we are not going to demand that our baristas talk about race. unless al sharpton, of course, comes in. we are not -- we are abandoning that program, and you say? >> i was in there to

but when you think about that statement, i think bob dylan might have said it differently. he wrote a song called "things have changed." and i can understand that a little better. but the good news is that because of the cooperation of you two gentlemen, i now know that felix frankfurter said that. and he said that in a case called "weinerer versus u.s." or "u.s. versus wiener." i think president eisenhower was president. he wasn't supposed to do something but he did it anyway. therefore felix frankfurter said it often mocks it. he did what he wasn't supposed to do, and justice frankfurter said it very well, "things have changed." so i always learn something. we thank you so much. it is an honor for us to have you before us. thank you for the work that you do for this country and this meeting is now adjourned. >> thank you. >>> secret service director joseph clancy testified before the house oversight committee today on recent operations and conduct at his agency. he was questioned at length about the events earlier this month involving two secret service agents who alleged

in fact bob dylan once had an album called "love and theft."tory, james brown borrowed from little richard. michael jackson borrowed from james brown. justin timberlake borrowed from all of them. if you read the biography of marvin gay, "divided soul," marvin gay says he was inspired by the 1976 hit "disco lady" by johnny taylor and writing his song "got to give it up." everybody is influenced by somebody else. the question is is it theft, do you cross the line or is it just love an homage to someone, past heroes. there are a lot of questions in the music industry that this verdict maybe goes too far and perhaps will intimidate artists in the future from borrowing from people they really love. >> this isn't the first time it's happened. there was a similar case, sam smith, "stay with me" which sounded like tom petty's hit "don't back down." let's take a listen. ♪ won't you stay with me ♪ ♪ cause you're all i need ♪ ♪ you could stand me up at the gates of hell but i won't back down ♪ >> i guess, you know this is nothing new, as you discussed bef

[laughter] but when you think about that statement, i think bob dylan might have said it differently. he wrote a song called "things have changed." and i can understand that a little bit better. but the good news is, because of the cooperation of you two gentlemen, i now know that felix frankfurter said that. and he said that in a case called weiner versus u.s.

when you think about that statement, bob dylan might have said it different. i can understand that a little better. because of the cooperation of you, i know that felix frankfurter said that in a case called weiner versus u.s. i think president eisenhower was the president. he wasn't supposed to do something but he did it anyway. versatility of circumstance often mocks the natural desire. justice frankfurter said it very well. things have changed. we thank you so much. thank you for the work you do for this country, and this meeting is now adjourned. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> the senate judiciary committee will pick up the nomination of sally yates to be the next attorney general. she was the u.s. attorney for the northern district of georgia. watch live coverage this morning at 10:00 on c-span3. privacy concerns of dron aircrafte. live coverage starts at 2:30 eastern on c-span3. n

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why don't you google it and i said i already did but when you think about that statement i think bob dylan might have said it differently. he wrote a song called things have changed. and i can understand that at better. but the good news is that because of the cooperation of you two gentlemen i now know that felix frankfurter said that in a case called, weiner vossius or u.s. versus weiner. that was interesting because i think president eisenhower was the president and he wasn't supposed to do something but did did it any, and felix frank forwarder says versatility of circumstance often mocks -- he did what he wasn'ted suppose to do and justice frankfurter said it very well, things have changed. so i always learn something. we thank you so much. it is an honor for us to have you before us. thank you for the work you do for this country and this meeting is now adjourned. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >>> coming up senate budget committee chair mike enzi and ranking member bernie sanders opened the senate debate on the 2016 budget. followed by a discussion

but when you think about that statement, i think bob dylan might have said it differently. he wrote a song called "things have changed." and i can understand that a little bit better. but the good news is, because of the cooperation of you two gentlemen, i now know that felix frankfurter said that. and he said that in a case u.s. versus wiener or wiener versus u.s. i think president eisenhower was the president and he wasn't supposed to do something but he did it any way. therefore felix frankfurt techlt r said it very well things have changed. it was an honor to have you before us. thank you for the work that you do for this current and this meeting is now adjourned. >> thank you. . >>> if you missed any of this hearing with justice breyer, justice kennedy, the supreme court's budget we'll have it up online, c-span.org. check out the video library. >>> also today texas senator ted cruz opening the first major campaign of the 2016 presidential season announcing his candidacy for the republican nomination at a speech at liberty university. it is a college founded by the late

here from oakland and two were the more on the spread news story and this also close at this hour bob dylan sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. get a load of jack's loaded breakfast sandwich. what's on it? what's not on it? it's like a big ol' breakfast buffet right in your hand. ookse cholate w haa crunch.brkside cruny clters - crpy multi-gins and sweefruiflaved piecesdied in richark ocolate. diover brookside cruny clters. >> reporter: car fire after accidents and the caldecott tunnel to have the images from video hall coverture with nbc's seven news. huge back up is up the car is removed so cars fell in the caldecott all the we believe the fire there will be getting escorted out to change their vehicle shortly but caltrans continues to inspect the tunnel to make sure it's safe to reopen the right bore east and clothes and the caldecott tunnel and not even the major traffic cops on the one bright walnut creek multicar collision series of bond earlier traffic bumper-to- bumper there and in both directions on bottom right is this the says hill bridge

but, when you think about that statement, i think bob dylan might have said it differently. he wrote a song called, things of change. i can understand that a little better. but the good news is that because of the cooperation of you two gentlemen i now know that felix frankfurter said that, he said that in a case called weiner versus u.s. or u.s. versus weiner. that was interesting because i think president eisenhower was the president. he wasn't supposed to do something but he did it anyway. therefore felix frankfurter said, very tilt of circumstance often mocks natural desire. did what he wasn't supposed to do and justice frankfurter said it very well. things have changed. so i always learn something. we thank you so much. it is an honor for us to have you before us. thank you for the work that you do for this country and this meeting is now adjourned. >> thank you. [inaudible conversations]. >> homeland security secretary jeh johnson appears before a house appropriations subcommittee thursday, to discuss his department's 2016 budget request. we'll bring you that event liv

one of them was i charted out bob dylan's career based on the "y" axis was chart position and the "x" axis was years and releases. it goes like this. it's a great image. we should all hope to be like this. >> we're doing this series on genius -- >> wait a second, i'm in it? no one's ever said that before. i'm just going to accept it. probably won't happen again. >> these days you might think of a genius as just a brilliant person. but that wasn't always so. the word comes from latin, a spirit which watches over each person. genius wasn't something you got to be. it was something you got to hold, even if for a moment. maybe that's what einstein meant when he famously said everyone's a genius. i spoke with three creative forces about how the concept of genius has changed in their fields. the first has been called the father of the modern buddy comedy, judd apatow the producer director and writer behind hits like the 40-year-old virgin bridesmaids and the upcoming movie train wreck. we're doing this series on genius -- >> wait a second i'm in it? >> yes. your face on every promo. we won'

i'm reminded of bob dylan in 1964 when he released "times are a changing" critiquing society and how parents are from chicago. and we're having a youth peace movement conference june 4th through the 6th here in chicago and i think it's important that our young people listen to prophets and poets like kendrick lamar because he's saying something. he has a message here. >> jessica, i love this. amer i wanted to let you in on this. >> there's a lot of people that have been doing hip-hop activism for a long time. yes, kendrick is great relative to the time and i know you love a certain era that i love as well. but in many ways i think he's reflecting the fact that there's a movement going on in the country and that in many ways a lot of hip-hop artists have no choice but they have to say something because people are looking at them like what you going to say? but meanwhile there's folks on the ground doing the work. people like rosa clemente and others and we have to lift up those artists and recognize that we've got to put our dollars and investment into the people that are doing the re

but when you think about that statement, i think bob dylan may have said it differently. he wrote a song called "things have changed ." and i can understand that a little better but the good news is that because of the cooperation of you two gentlemen, i now know that felix frankfurter said that. and he said that in a case called wiener versus u.s. or u.s. versus wiener that was interesting because i think president eisenhower was the president and he wasn't supposed to do something but he did it anyways. and therefore felix frankfurter said versatility of circumstance often mocks a natural desire. so he did what he wasn't supposed to do. and justice frankfurter said it very well, things have changed. so i always learn something. we thank you so much. it is an honor for us to have you before us. thank you for the work that you do for this country and this meeting is now adjourned. >> thank you. >>> and we're just a few minutes away from fbi director james comey on capitol hill today testifying about his agency's budget proposal. he'll be at the house appropriations subcom

if it is a more general sentiment, francis bob knox father wrote to dylan that is family history wasjewish i did not quote from that letter the message was paraphrase basically. i think both have a place. >> just about the only way you can get away with using the 1st person in history is quoting from letters and journals. >> right. one of one of the things -- my big dilemma in writing my civil war book was am i just quoting it in the body of the text itself, so two sentences and when am i breaking out? when is it so significant even though it is written in the 19th century language when is it so significant that i break it out which is the thing that i wrestle with every page almost. which quote should come out like this and just let the guy or the woman speak for him or herself. >> i did that in the most recent book. i had this experience that i think all historians fantasize about but has never happened to me before. a distant relative who says, you know i have this truck in my attic. [laughter]

[laughter] but when you think about that statement, i think bob dylan might have said it differently. he wrote a song called "things have changed." and i can understand that a little bit better. but the good news is, because of the cooperation of you two gentlemen, i now know that felix frankfurter said that. and he said that in a case called weiner versus u.s. or u.s. versus weiner, and i think president eisenhower was the president. he wasn't supposed to do something but he did it anyway. versatility of circumstance often mocks the natural desire. justice frankfurter said it very well. things have changed. we thank you so much. thank you for the work you do for this country, and this meeting is now adjourned. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer 1: on the next "washington journal," steve riley talks about security with the u.s. power grid, and steve nardizzi talks about the wounded warrior project, and charl