'cause i'm a huge bob dylan fan. i was calling people asking for advice on, like, what to ask him. i'm freaking out. >> jimmy: yeah, how do you act around bob dylan? >> yeah. and so, then i walked into the rehearsal room, and it was just james mangold and timmy. i was, like, "what?" i was, like, so let down. i was like -- they -- they put, like, bob -- looking back at the email, bob dylan was, like, in all caps, in bold. so, they were just calling, like, timmy bob dylan. [ laughter ] so i'm the only, like, girl in america to be let down by having a rehearsal with timothee chalamet. >> jimmy: by timothee chalamet. yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> i was like, "it's you?" >> jimmy: "it's only timothee chalamet? oh, gosh." [ laughter ] that's hilarious. >> yes, but -- i know. maybe one day. >> jimmy: is there anything new that you learned while you were watching the movie or -- or filming the movie? >> gosh, i mean, there's so many things i learned. i mean, my character is sylvie -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- and she's based on su

dylan hollis, one - luck with it. pleasure, thank you. dylan hollis, one of. luck with it.you. dylan hollis, one of the many people and _ you. dylan hollis, one of the many people and businesses you. dylan hollis, one of the i many people and businesses on tiktok who have concerns tonight about what might be happening in the next few days. in the last hour we have been getting reports from hamas sources in gaza that israeli forces have begun withdrawing from areas around rafah in the south of the strip to the so—called philadelphi corridor along the border between egypt and gaza. the bbc has not yet independently confirmed that, but it would correspond with what we would expect to see once the ceasefire comes into effect at 8:30am in the morning local time. but as far as we are aware, hamas is yet to supply the names of the three hostages who will be released first, which were supposed to be handed over at 4:00pm local time. in phase one of the agreement, over a period of six weeks, 33 hostages will be freed. in return, according to egypt, about 1,900 palestinian prisoners

tambourine man, made famous by the birds, written, by bob dylan.a kitchen trashcan by rock journalist al aronowitz decades ago. >> they were friends. >> al's son miles remembers dylan staying overnight at their new jersey home. >> that morning and probably march of 1964, my father found the lyrics sheets crumbled up and threw them into the trash can. just took it out and smoothed it out and put it in a folder and forgot about it. >> the two yellow pages, found recently by miles wife, now part of a dylan renaissance. there's the movie, a complete unknown, and now this auction of memorabilia, including the lyrics, raking in over $1.5 million ♪ ♪ dylan wrote, treasure can't be found by men who search. this time, it was. ann thompson, nbc news. >>> you just never know. that's nightly news for this tuesday, thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪ ♪ in ai. jushours ago, president trump announced a plan to pump half $1 trillion into the hot new tech in silicon valley. gd afternoon. i'm audrey asi

dylan wrote treasure can't be found by men who search. this time it was.tly news for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪ in that jingle jangle morning i'll come following you. ♪ good night. ♪ ♪ next on nbc bay area news tonight. if you're born here, does that mean you're automatically a u.s. citizen? president trump's new executive order is triggering legal action from california. state attorney general rob bonta tells us why he's fighting back. also, his legacy is more than just food. the culinary world is remembering charles fan how the legendary bay area chef touched so many lives and careers. plus,

dylan wrote treasure can't be found by men who search. this time it was.tly news for this tuesday. thank you for watching. i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night. ♪ in that jingle jangle morning i'll come following you. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ when i'm with you baby ♪ ♪ i go out of my head ♪ ♪ and i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ all the things you do to me ♪ ♪ and everything you said ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ we slip and slide as we fall in love ♪ ♪ and i just can't seem to get enough ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we walk together ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're walking down a street ♪ ♪ and i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ every time i think of you ♪ ♪ i know we have to meet ♪ ♪ and i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ it's getting hotter, it's a burning love ♪ ♪ and i just can't seem to get enough ♪ ♪ ♪ [guitar solo] ♪ ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get enough ♪ ♪ i just can't get

. >>> tonight, the major news involving bob dylan. ♪ ♪ >>> the dylan treasures up for grabs.ht here, we remember a beloved actress who played her role for nearly 50 years. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening. we are back from california and it is difficult to put into words the scope of what we saw and tonight now this new warning coming in. our team remains fanned out across the fire zone. authorities now warning of very dangerous santa ana winds again tonight. the national weather service calling this a particularly dangerous situation, calling for winds up to 75 miles per hour again this evening right through wednesday. more than 12 million people right now under red flag warnings as we come on this evening where they're most concerned with these winds soon coming. firefighters battling the winds from the air, but soon those winds could be too strong for aircraft to take to the skies. the national guard joining the fight and video of a fire fighting c-130 dropping retardant on the palis

tambourine man ♪ >> reporter: written by bob dylan.ter: rescued from a kitchen trash can decades ago. >> i was 8 years old at that time. >> reporter: he remembers dylan staying overnight at their new jersey home. >> that morning in march of 1964, my father found the lyric sheets crumpled up in the trash can. just took it out and put it, smoothed it out and put it in a folder and forgot about it. >> reporter: the two yellow pages found recently by miles' wife, now part of the dylan renaissance. there's the movie "a complete unknown", and now this auction of memorabilia, including the lyrics, raking in over $1.5 million. ♪ ♪ dylan wrote, treasure can't be found by men who search. this time it was. anne thompson, nbc news. >> could have very easily been tossed away. >>> still to come on "today", the latest salvo in the streaming wars. we told you about the netflix price hike coming up. how you can save on your subscriptions. and here's al roker with a look at what else is ahead. >> this morning on the third hour of "today", how to build a

so i invited bob dylan and the band to the governor's mansion. and my sons were very eager to be with the band, and. and i was honored because bob dylan asked me to go out in the garden, as a matter of fact, and have a private conversation with him. and the only questions he asked me were questions about my christian faith and what it meant to me, and basic principles of it. when i first met jimmy, the first thing he did was quote my songs back to me, and it was the first time that i realized my songs had reached into basically into the establishment world, and i had no experience in that realm, never seen that side. >> so it made me a little uneasy. he put my mind at ease by not talking down to me and showing me that he had a sincere appreciation of the songs i had written. many tried to stop me and shake me up in my mind, say, prove to me that he's lord, show me a sign what kind of sign they need when it all comes from within. >> when was lost has been found. what's to come is already been i just keep pressing on. all in, all holding on. >> he'

joining us now is dylan gorrell from the stanford daily. dylan, nice to have you on the program. okay. tell me about it. the initial response from stanford when you said you were a reporter on assignment and then got arrested. what the university tell you? well, they told me that it didn't it didn't necessarily matter. it seemed that their initial response when i was initially arrested was that i had no legal right to be there. you know that journalism, in their eyes, was a crime, and that reporting and being a journalist, you know, deserved being arrested, deserved having possibility of three felony charges. i'm welcoming this news this morning, and i'm really glad that stanford has now decided to drop the pending disciplinary charges. and i feel like a load has been lifted off my shoulders that has been on me for the last seven months. yeah, i'm sure it's been a long seven months. were you ticked off? dylan? confused about what happened? what were your emotions? well, i mean, i definitely was trying to go about this rationally and, you know, letting my judgment at the door. thr

dylan is equality extraordinary and what he brought to the show.n for the show in late 2005, sort of paved the way, so, it is -- >> what's -- >> mindblowing >> you and your compliments, pal. calm down. >> take them >> get him some -- how do you work in this neighborhood? you walk, you don't have to even buy it just walk into times square -- >> it wafts. >> the general air quality has changed since i was last year. >> people may not know, some people may know you, you are now global editor for casey trade. >> i am. >> people have seen you -- >> yeah, every wednesday, we go at 2:00 p.m. eastern and every afternoon at 4:00 with the "overtime" boys. >> still participate in the conversation now i have to trade all the time when you hosted this show, it was illegal to trade >> right >> i don't know if they changed that rule. but at tastytrade, it's a requirement. >> what's changed in the past 18 years? >> accessibility i would say that the biggest thing is just the -- obviously liquidity, but the technology and information, there are things that karen or

dylan has this great line in an early song.ys, i wish, i wish, i wish in vain that we could sit simply in that room again. $1,000 at the drop of a hat. i'd give it all gladly. if our lives could be like that.

rounding out the best picture category, bob dylan biopick, vatican drama conclave, dune part works i'mboys and the substance which brought demi moore her first oscar nomination up against anora's mikey madison and fernanda torres in i'm still here, beating out some big names. >> where is nicole kidman for baby girl? >> no angelina jolie, no kate winslet. this is going to be talked about a lot today. >> reporter: in the leading actor category timothee chalamet earned a nod as bob dylan in the complete unknown facing adrien brody in the brutalist, and sebastian stand in "the apprentice." the academy's leadership acknowledged the los angeles wildfires that have devastated so many in their community. >> we will honor the talented filmmakers nominated today, pay tribute to our brave first responders, and celebrate the enduring spirit of los angeles and the film industry. >> reporter: conan o'brien is set to host the awards scheduled for march 2nd. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts now. we have some movie catching up to do. >> major, let's go

come back when you're in america, dylan ratigan. i'll be here anytime.ories, including accountability for a lawyer who urged jan six convicts to destroy evidence. and we have breaking news. the israeli cabinet approving that ceasefire deal. this will now go into effect sunday. it will include the israeli hostage prisoner exchange. it is a pivot point in the mideast. this is setting up what the biden administration, in concert with the incoming trump administration, said they were able to negotiate a multi phase plan to try to bring an end to that war in the middle east. we'll be right back. >> you know those fat hoka sneakers? >> nice shoes, but the price not as nice. however, skechers max cushioning are just as fabulous at a price that blows them away. get insane comfort and get insane comfort and cushioning, go-friends, gather! keke! chris! jason! boop! friends. let's go, let's go, friends! hold onto your dice. woohoo!! -nice frosting, pratt. -thank you! how we doin', keke? tastes like money to me. i can't go back to jail! wait, did you rob my bank? -h

dylan's staying power as powerful as ever. nashville. it included early handwritten notes of the hit "mr. tambourine man" that went for $500,000. the items were from a private collection. >>> in dylan doesn't warm you up, this might. in the netherlands, it's tulip day. the beginning of the season for the national flower. merchants traditionally celebrate giving away tulips in the center of amsterdam. there were some 200,000 flowers available this year. it's going big for its 750th anniversary. >>> next on the "cbs weekend news," community journalism at work in the city. in the nation's second largest city. joy benedict as our weekend journal. the city. the weekend journal. self-care has never been this easy. gummy vitamins from nature made, the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. we lose 1% of our collagen every year, starting in our 20s, which means we must start banking collagen for plumper, glowing skin. do it with neutrogena collagen bank. trust me, i'm a banker. shouldn't they trust me, the dermatologi

dylan wrote treasure can't be found by men who search. this time it was. mental health check, do you remember playing eye spy? color walks is making things fun and mindful. you go outside and pick a color and take note of the color all around you. i stepped outside to give it a try. i'm going to color walk to help me feel more grounded. >> reporter: for carly, walking is a source of solace. >> a year ago i lost 40 pounds. people are like you need to be in a gym. that didn't bring me joy. >> reporter: since moving to washington, d.c., in 2023, carly used her passion for walking to explore the city and discovered a new trend. >> how did you come to hear about color walks? >> pretty much like everyone else i'm on tiktok. i saw this girl and she was doing a color walk. i was like that is so cool. >> reporter: she's not alone. >> on a color walk. >> today is a color walk. >> today's core lor is -- >> reporter: participants follow one color through a landscape. the trend was reportedly created by lliam s. burrows 50 years ago. >> we know that just walking has a

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i've been speaking with tiktok content creator dylan hollis. he has 10.2 million followers!w, i can hardly count that high! well, i hope they are all going to stay with you. what do you do? you bake online, you have two popular cookbooks. so tell me how important tiktok is to your business. well, heavens, i mean, how important is wind to a sailing boat?! it is very difficult to think about what is going to happen. i do, i've got two cookbooks, and that has only happened because of tiktok. what is an entertainer to do without an audience? and to see a timer counting down to when 10.2 million people are going to vanish in front of you — heavens, it's hard to know how to feel. the white house said the warning from tiktok is a stunt, but maybe it's not, because i'm looking at a news flash on my screen here. in the last few minutes, 0racle prepares to start shutting tiktok servers saturday night. so it's notjust tiktok, this. it's the cloud computing companies that carry the service who are worried they might be liable under this law. yeah, it's understandable that everyone's run

timothy samuel earned a nod for his turn as bob dylan in a complete unknown.faces off against adrien brody and the brutalists colman domingo and sing sing ralph fiennes and conclave and sebastian stan in the apprentice. at the start of the announcement, the academy's leadership did acknowledge the devastating los angeles wildfires. >>>>we will honor the talented. filmmakers nominated today, paid tribute to our brave first responders. and. celebrate the. enduring spirit. of los angeles. and the film industry. >>>>and because of the fires, the film academy canceled its annual nominees luncheon. downsize. other events. conan o'brien is set to host the academy awards, scheduled for march 2nd. okay. to our first alert weather right now, let's give you a live look outside across the bay and you can see blue skies, a little hazy and chilly outside. also, maybe just a bit of a warm up. meteorologist jessica burch has a forecast from our virtual view studio. >>>>well. it's another dry and warm day for us today here in the bay area, with daytime highs up in the north ba

performing with bob dylan in the film "the last waltz" in 1978.d, passed away today in woodstock at 87. tonight here, in his own words. >> a lifestyle that we got to love in woodstock, you know? we got to like it, just fixing the tape recorder and fixing the screen door, you know? stuff like that. and getting the songs together. ♪ >> david: garth hudson tonight in his own words. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. the first full day as president. we're back now. it's the largest ai infrastructure project by far in history, and it's all taking place right here. >> i think this will be the most important project of this era. >> day two of the second trump administration and the president already laying out more new plans. >> the president chose to start his second term by knocking down one of our country's foundational long standing rights and disregarding our nation's governing document. >> california leads several states in a new lawsuit over the executive order ending birthright citizenship. good afternoon, i'

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i want to bring in dylan ratigan. he's the global editor for tastytrade and founder of euphoria luxury.com. the rest of the nightcap. still with us dylan i jamie dimon's the best at what he does, but he has a tendency to be tone deaf every now and again in the last four years, at week in and week out, we talk to voters who go to the grocery store who are concerned every week about the price of eggs and meat and butter and rent and gasoline, and you've got jamie dimon basically saying, oh, inflation should go up, quote, get over it. how is that going to fare with americans? >> no, i mean. >> obviously terribly. >> nice to see. >> thank you for. >> having me. thank you for. >> being here. you are as. >> animated and. vital as ever. so it's nice to see all of you guys here. nice to see you, max. nice to see you as gentlemen. both. are you both? >> are you all right? let's stay on it. i got it, i got it. we can catch up in commercials, live programing, paying attention. so what do you think? what? jamie dimon. >> jamie di

performing with bob dylan in the martin scorcese documentary film "the last waltz" in 1978. ♪ come homethe band, passed away today in woodstock at 87. tonight here, in his own words. >> a lifestyle that we got to love in woodstock, you know? we got to like it, you know, just fixing the tape recorder and fixing the screen door, you know? stuff like that. and getting the songs together. ♪ >> david: garth hudson tonight in his own words. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. it's right now. >> donald trump's first 100 days are under way, and he's taking swift action and is drawing an equally swift reaction, including from right here in the bay area. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. there is a lot to keep track of as donald trump begins his second term as president of the united states. >> the latest announcement today is of high interest, certainly to the bay area. >> the ceo of san francisco based openai joined president trump at the white house this afternoon for a major announcement. $500 billion will be inv

and he transforms into bob dylan. finally watched "call me by your name" last week. and now i'm like, oh, now i understand why timothee chalamet blew up after that movie. he was phenomenal. but, you know what? we have, you know, we have stand over colman domingo many times, and i will -- i am in coleman's corner always. >> yeah. same here. >> we have to leave it at that. we are over time. chris witherspoon, thank you, as always. more of the sunday show here on msnbc after the break. nbc after. ♪♪ the bare minimum. anti-dandruff shampoo made with only nine ingredients. no sulfates, silicones or dyes. and packaged with 45% less plastic. giving you outstanding dandruff protection. and leaving hair beautiful and moisturized. major dandruff protection, minimal ingredients. job done. head & shoulders bare. (vo) sail through the heart of historic cities and unforgettable scenery with viking. job done. unpack once and get closer to iconic landmarks, local life and cultural treasures. because when you experience europe on a vi

and matt dylan, you say, really was the most blown away by the show. >> yeah, matt dylan is also reallyer of the book, susie, they text all the time, write all the time and always in talks about the movie and the book and what it meant to them and you could tell the way it impacted him to see it in its new form. it's something that you can tell was a big part of his heart being in the movie and now seeing it come to life on the stage. i was genuinely so moved by how moved he was. >> gio: i bet. not only is matt damon there but angelina jolie is also there on the same night watching with them. what was that like? >> angelina jolie has been an incredible producer of our show. she was there that night because she was kind of there throughout the whole process so she was in our rehearsals. >> gio: very involved. >> in our tech rehearsals and previews and really encouraged us and me in particular as the director to really have a bold vision to, you know, swing for the fences, and i think having somebody like her having her gaze on the piece and her belief in us and this kind of, like, edgier

in 1968, they officially changed their name to what dylan called them casually -- the band.eek she says it's free to ♪ >> hudson and the band were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame in 1994 and earned a lifetime achievement grammy award in 2008. after the band, hudson released solo albums and continued to play his beloved keys right through the last years of his life. ♪♪ garth hudson, a musical virtuoso who had been the last surviving member of the band died on tuesday near woodstock, new york. he was 87 years old. ♪♪ ♪♪ hey. hm? my treat today. i don't think they'll take that here. of course they take discover. you're stuck in the past. unlike me. you look rad. yeah yeah yeah yeah... discover is accepted at 99% of places nationwide. if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas, your body's giving you signs. it's time to try align. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional bloating and gas. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. ♪♪ vicks vapostick provides soothing non-medicated vicks vapors.

dylan, thank you very much for joining us. now, i do want to ask you about how people are feeling right now in the migrant community. i have to think that there is a huge level of anxiety right now. people have to be scared. frankly. >> yeah. >> that's right. good to be with you. you're absolutely right. el paso we're a strong community. we're a vibrant community, but we're also an immigrant community. and we've got a significant amount of people who are undocumented. we've got about 50,000 people. but this is a community that's very much part of the daily life, the daily fabric of what it means to be el paso. um, our community pays our undocumented community. they pay over $70 million in taxes. um, 70% of them have been here for more than ten years, and many for more than 20 years. 1 in 3 of them have a u.s. citizen child. so if we saw increase in immigration enforcement here in el paso, something like mass deportations, it would be an economic catastrophe. it would be a moral catastrophe, and it would be a social catastrophe

now i'm going to miss my colleagues at the dylan law group or i haven't had a boss for 18 years. of reminded me of that. started my own law firm 18 years ended in my own boss, and that's been a challenge and a blessing. and then i started the center for american liberty six years ago as well which has also fought for your civil rights. you have someone like clients tomorrow who's a real hero to me as a brave young woman who still stood up for some of these fundamental rights. so thank you very much for inviting me to be here at the given the opportunity to say thank you to all of you for making this possible. thank you. thank you. [applause] >> he understood funding. he understood exactly what up to. >> the president's former national security adviser pled guilty today in line to the fbi. >> it's a moment where i felt i was crowned king. ♪ >> he was one of the most respected generals. he ordered the first audit of the use of contractors. .. overtime instead of being pounded down below the surface of the ocean, i'm now above the surface. ♪♪ but i can see the shoreline. ♪♪ >> the 2

the lyrics, which include some of dylan's handwritten notes, went for more than half $1 million.auction an original oil on canvas painting dylan made in 1968 that went for $260,000, and a 1983 fender guitar that he owned and played. and then there's this netflix is raising its prices again. the company has announced a new price hike on most of its subscription tiers after the streaming giant reported its biggest ever subscriber jump. netflix saw more than 18 million new subscribers last quarter, a 44% increase from a year ago. part of that is due to the company's new push into live streaming events, like last november's boxing match between jake paul and mike tyson. and still ahead this morning, the new department of energy, the new department of government efficiency, or d.o.j, is already facing its first lawsuit. we'll break down that legal filing next on way too early. >> consumer cellular. >> ranked number. >> one in network. >> coverage and customer satisfaction. hi. >> my friend linda has you guys and gets. >> way better coverage than i do. >> sounds like linda has you beat

thomas or bob dylan thomas. and up above my desk on my left here that i used to tie flies for fly fishing. i've got a portrait of dylan thomas that was sent to me by for lawn which is his hometown. when i was president, i went to london and visited the westminster abbey. in 1977. i had a big entourage. white house reporters with me and i got an argument with the archbishop because i didn't have a stone to commemorate dylan thomas, whom i the best poet of it of the last century and and so later i sent a long dissertation the committee to ask them to include dylan thomas the day after that. but i went out of office as president in 1941. they decided commemorate dylan thomas. so i think i had some role to play in that. your bird's. yes. what do you get from them? what wrote an article climbed mount kilimanjaro in 1988. i remember because got to the top on the eighth day of the eighth month of 1988. and we signed a book top and after that we we started looking at watching birds in tanzania, kenya, other east african

hey, it's dylan with the catch up. will come into effect on sunday in the first step towards a permanent truce in the conflict between israel and hamas. reports say the final negotiations between the two sides are been wrapped up, but we're still waiting for israel's security cabinet to vote to approve the deal. 0n the ground in gaza, officials say more than 80 people have been killed in israeli strikes ahead of the ceasefire coming into force. 0ur correspondent sent this update on who might take control of gaza if the deal holds. if the ceasefire deal comes into effect as planned on sunday, there is no real plan in place. israel has not prepared a plan as to what will happen and who will be in charge during that immediate period so it is very possible that we will see the previous government, which is effectively hamas, coming out of the woodwork and again trying to exert influence and positions of power. next, a teenager has been found guilty of murdering 15—year—old elianne andam after an argument about a teddy bear

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he became bob dylan for this movie. >> yeah, it's not an imitation of dylan.t. >>> march 2nd. >> yeah. >> before the oscars. >> superman next. tuesdayer out for the highly anticipated movie marking a a new chapter for the d.c. superhero. here is a sneak peek. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i sorta like that. >> no one more excited than al roker. >> the original john williams theme. they have crypto, the dog is in there. very excited. >> superman thits thhits theate july. >>> next up," e.t." four decades since steven speilberg's extraterrestrial introduced the world to a baby drew barrymore.. >> ahhh! >> a rocky introduction there. it was the beautiful start to a relationship between speilberg and drew barrymore. they sat down for a conversation looking back at their 1982 iconic film. speilberg revealing, we will never see "e.t." 2 on his watch. he told drew, i just did not want to ache make a sequel. i flirted for it a little bit to think of of a story, but continuing i have no intention ever of seeing "e.t." anywhere outside of this. not including universe studios. you heard him.

andrea: hoy en este panteÓn de aguascalientes el pequeÑo dylan descansa junto a su madre adoptiva, quiene 7 aÑos y cuyo Último deseo estÁ a punto de cumplirse. ella solo pedÍa que hubiera justicia para el niÑo del contenedor. pamela: cabe destacar que las autoridades judiciales han respondido a este deseo de la madre adoptiva del niÑo asesinado, ya que los presuntos culpables ya enfrentan cargos criminales y tendrÁn que permanece tras las rejas en espera de juicio. michille: para nuestro final de infarto, premian el heroico acto de un repartidor de pizza en indiana que saliÓ a hacer su trabajo en medio de esta nevada. la calle estaba cerrada al trÁfico, pero Él se saliÓ de su vehÍculo, cami mÁs de media milla en una ruta alterna para entregar una orden. un policÍa que lo vio no podÍa creer que recibiÓ solo $2 de propina y pidiÓ donaciones para Él en internet. en poco tiempo la meta de $500 se aumentÓ al triple. pamela: mÁs importante que la gratitud. nos despedimos >> y ahora noticias univisiÓn 14. maria: los saluda marÍa antonieta mejÍa . gracias. comenzamos con noticias. equipos de bom

has high expectations he could get his first major award for his role in the bob dylan bio pick 8:00ern tonight. so eric, will you be watching? what's looking forward to it was how complete unknown yesterday and he is great. does his own singing as bob dylan and so does edward norton but he does his own singing we really l loved the movie. didn't know he did movie reviews into. [laughter] >> there are so talented but thank you for joining usator everyone., with thech next weekend jon scot is up at 6:00 p.m. eastern. s. katy: without saint jude, i don't know where we would be. can we see snuggles? they have given children with cancer, like my winston, a chance. christine: she has neuroblastoma and it has spread to her liver. i try to enjoy every minute with her because i do not know when would be my last moments with her. narrator: time is running out to give a year-end gift that can help. st. jude children's research hospital save lives. because cancer doesn't stop during the holiday season. please call, go online, or scan the qr code right now and give $19 a month to help make it th

dylan. hey. >>> good morning, everyone.today with winds up to 55 miles per hour. it's also much colder outside, so you factor in those gusty winds, and it's going to feel really, really uncomfortable if you're outside for too long. wind gusts could be as high as 25 up to nearly 45 miles per hour in new york city. boston could see those wind gusts up to about 48 degrees. so that could also cause some power outages. the ground is really saturated from the recent rains. so that could topple trees and power lines, too. when you have the strong northwest winds, though, and the great lakes are still not frozen, we have the great lake effect, that combined with a ept lake effect snow especially off lake erie and lake ontario where we could end up with perhaps little system that will race through illinonois, india, the appalachians and we'll keep that lake effect snow especially off lake erie and lake ontario where we could end up with perhaps a foot of snow, also a dusting up to an inch or so across the higher ele let's check in.

fans are hoping he will be performing dylan songs during the show. don't mind that.watch saturday night live right here on nbc bay area. it starts at 830 tonight. if you missed that coast to coast live broadcast, an encore will play right after our 11 p.m. news. and before we get to cynthia with the forecast, we want to mention that the san francisco giants and lucille will be taking a road trip down to san jose today for fan fest. it's like a traveling fan fest this year. they'll be there from 1 to 4 at san pedro square market. you can get autographs, photos, all sorts of swag. so cynthia is here with the forecast for that and much more. and then eat at san pedro square. i love to eat there. it sounds good, but we need to bundle up as we get our weekend started. much cooler. we are looking at a patchy fog situation there through san rafael. it's cold to pretty much in the 30s and low 40s around the bay for today. and here it is. we're not going to break out of the 50s for our forecast highs today, so no more of those 70s we had thursday. we felt that cool down yeste

dude, you were so good in a complete unknown as bob dylan. wasn't he just incredible? that your singing voice was so accurate that even bob dylan himself admitted that it was absolutely horrible. >> musical emilia perez led the night in wins from the film categories taking home four awards of their ten nominations including a supporting actress award for zoe saldana. as for television, fx's "shogun" took home four awards winning in every category it was nominated for including acting awards for several of the show's stars. max's "hacks" was another double winner, the story of standup comedian and her prodigy picked up for best tv series, musical or comedy. and adrian brody was named best act or in a drama who brady cori did the corbitt won best director. >>> drivers will now pay $9 to access the busiest parts of the city below 60th street below peak hours. the toll is the first of its kind in the united states put in place to reduce traffic gridlock while raising funds to improve the city's aging transit system. >>> we'll turn back to politics news as congress is set t

we have an america that, in bob dylan's phrase, is "busy being born", not "busy dying.”] we can have an american government that's turned away from scandal, and corruption, and official cynicism, and is once again as decent and competent as our people. we can have an america that has reconciled its economic needs with its desire for an environment that we can pass on with pride to the next generation. we can have an america that provides excellence in education to my child and your child and every child. [applause] we can have an america that encourages and takes pride in our ethnic diversity, our religious diversity, our cultural diversity, knowing that out of this pluralistic heritage has come the strength and the vitality and the creativity that has made us great and will keep us great. [applause] we can have an american government that does not oppress or spy on its own people, but respects our dignity and our privacy and our right to be let alone. we can have an america where freedom, on the one hand, and equality, on the other hand, are mutually supportive and not

he transform misbob dylan. and kind of the awards or festival circuits. so i think timothee chalamet might be the front-runner, but don't count out colman and don't count out adrien brody of "the brutalist." >> okay. so timothee chalamet, he plays the guitar. does he sing? like angelina? >> over 40 songs. he learned in 2019 how to play the guitar. so he is playing live whenever you watch him in the film. he is also singing live. he put his heart and soul in this and transforms into bob dylan. so many folks were skeptical about whether he could pull it off, and he does. >> i finally, chris, i finally catched "call me by your name" last week, and now i'm like oh, now i understand why timothee chalamet blew up after that movie. he was phenomenal in that movie. but you know what? you and i have -- we have stand over man domingo, in his corner always. >> yes. >> we'll have to leave it at that because we're already over time. chris witherspoon, thank you as always, very much for coming to "the sunday show." more of "

♪ >> reporter: and the leading actor category, timothee chalamet earned a nod for his turn as bob dylann." he faces adrien brody in "the brutalist," colman domingo in "sing sing," and sebastian stan in "the apprentice." at the start of the announcement the academy's leadership acknowledged the los angeles wildfires that have devastated so many in their community. >> we will honor the talented filmmakers nominated today. pay tribute to our brave first responders, and celebrate the enduring spirit of los angeles and the film industry. >> conan o'brien is set to host the awards set for march 2nd. danya bacchus, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings," we reveal the first round of performers for the 67th grammy awards. award. s. when winter season hits emergen-c supports your immune system with so much more than vitamin c. be ready to fight back with emergen-c and for on-the-go immune support try emergen-c crystals. no water needed. ♪ rinse it out ♪ ♪ every now and then ♪ ♪ i get a little bit tired of the stinks ♪ ♪ that just will never come out ♪ ♪ pour downy in the rins

dylan announcing himself to the world and clearly defining himself as a prodigy. is i'm talking more songwriting. yeah. and i think and i think that's part of the thing is that people that the lists you're thinking of, which i, you know, would put blond on blond and highway 61 on for sure. among the 1020 whatever top albums ever made, those are top albums of the rock albums. and i think the difference is that free will is largely a folk album, and i think that that just sets it apart from people don't put in the same frame for the same reason. you don't put blond on blond in because it it's not as much of a rock record. and so even though it's great, i mean the songwriting on blond on on on on blood on the tracks is as good as anything dylan ever did. but because it has that more nashville skyline kind of sound, it kind of gets not put in the same conversation of pantheon. we need a segment on this. yes. and not when we're having. is that what we're doing? right? one of the great authors of all time, biographers of all time, waiting for us, other than let's let's

kate snow: dylan lange is the son of byron's friends, john and kathy.tle falls, you have your regular high school crowd like the jocks and the goth kids. then you have a group that is misguided. kate snow: dylan didn't know haile well, but says, at school, nick was no angel. what did you know about those two teenagers? i knew that nick was aggressive. he would be the kid who would push you up against the locker and-- kind of a bully? right. he was a bully. kate snow: and as it turned out, a thief. after the shootings, authorities determined that nick had been behind one of those previous burglaries at byron's house. just a month earlier, he and a friend broke through this door, and stole thousands of dollars in cash and priceless family heirlooms, and more disturbingly, two guns. they took things that were really important to-- man: yes. - --him personally. and then when he took the guns, he thought he was gonna get shot by his own guns. he was extremely afraid. kate snow: to sergeant luberts, it all looked like a classic case of troublemaking kids cros

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