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

>> 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

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

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

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. >>> 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

. >> 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

bob weir's guitars, ron mckerr none's piano, jerry garcia's amp and components of the band's famous walld. >> which was the grateful dead absolutely historic and majestic life touring rig that weighed tons that was how they could reach out clean sound in the audience. >> the auction attracted dead head his around the world, giving thousands of dollars in biddings, hoping to get a piece of the grateful dead's long strange trip. >> thanks to joe frooir,iar. we got some right there. >> what i did always know is >> what i did always know is they have the most devoted fans metastat ic brcancer is relentless, >> what i did always know is they have the most devoted fans but i'm relentless every day. and having more days is possible with verzenio, proven to help you live significantly longer when taken with fulvestrant. verzenio + fulvestrant is for women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before tak

the four surviving members guitarist bob weir basest phil lesh and drummers mickey hart and bill kreutzmanorm together again. all four still have solo projects and often join one another on stage making sunday's farewell one of the hottest tickets in years. >>> and coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the dead's farewell and ballerina misty copeland. i'm alison harmelin and this is pthe "cbs morning news." ballerina misty copeland. i'm alison harmelin and this is the "cbs morning news." at subway, we bring layers of enticingly tender turkey irresistibly crispy bacon, and deliciously rich guacamole together on freshly baked bread for one truly amazing sandwich: the new subway turkey & bacon guacamole. only at subway. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™! also try listerin

bob weir, carlos santana, muhammad ali, timothy leary, janis joplin, eldridge cleaver, allen ginsburg- well, we don't know who the photographer was. that's a mystery. the photographs were abandoned along with thousands more in unprocessed rolls, their secrets wrapped tight in dark key cases. bay area photographer bill delzell is raising money to develop the remaining pictures and find the photographer. photography allows us to enter a captured moment. we flirt with time travel. our imagination enlivens. what happened to that bubble-blowing boy? what were these guys looking at? what song were these women dancing to? was that afternoon on the fire escape the one that changed everything for one of those on it? the mystery of the photographer pulls us in more. a young woman exercising the new freedom of the age. a young man who went to war and never returned. for many of the subjects, this period was a phase. was that true for the photographer? did they put down the camera and become a banker? these lost frames remind us that we all leave traces. moments, passions, visions, pieces of time

on the road last year, bob weir had a dome that persuaded him the dead's long strange trip has a longt dream? >> we were on stage. suddenly i found myself like 20 feet behind my own head looking at myself playing, then i look over, his hair is grey it's 20 years later, i look back at myself there's somebody with brown hair in late 50s. >> it's not new. >> this is the mus >> how did it feel? >> it felt altogether right and felt logical. okay, that's what i've been up to all my life. >> osgood: ahead. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen e a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. it should be used along with diet and exercise

the band form back in 2015 is led by grateful dead members, bob weir, and mickey hart, the lead singerrry garcia, died many years ago. lots of people, deadheads young and old, at the ballpark tonight to watch this legendary bay area band. >> special night for the weekend for sure. >>> obviously, people keeping an close eye on the weather, it is heating up. >> it is. some of those inland valleys will certainly be getting over 100. look at the seat warnings here. okay, not just for california, but way back towards miami, also including louisiana and texas, arizona, and of course for us. hottest weather coming in saturday and also sunday. check it out. most of the state is under some sort of watch morning and advisory, but the thing i want you to know about this is, while that hot air tries to move in from the desert we will still have some fog in the coastline and that will bring us widespread temperatures. let me get your look here in that microclimate forecast and we will take you all the way through your weekend. as you move through tomorrow morning, yes, thankfully so, we do have tha

rising up to paradise i know i'm going to shine ♪ >> barlow began co-writing songs in 1981 with bob weiran advocate for an independent internet and co-founder of freedom foundation. he died in his sleep yesterday at age 70. >>> "the seattle times" says quarterback russell wilson is now a new york yankee after he was traded by the texas rangers. wilson wanted to fulfill a childhood dream of being a member of the yankees. he has no plans to give up football though. he was a nigh more league in the colorado rockies organization in 2010/2011. he's expected to make an appearance with the yankees during spring training. >> and "the boston globe" reports a massachusetts couple keeps getting mysterious packages from amazon they didn't order. they say the first package arrived in october and they have continued to receive one or two a week. the couple said it's mostly cheap stuff like plastic fans or phone chargers. amazon told them it was paid with a gift card with no sender's name. the sernld is obviously writing good reviews for their own products as a phony verified buy jeer as his space miss

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

. >>> bob weir says it looks like rain, thundershowers, and storms in the forecast. some wind, lots of lightning likely. maybe some baseball games in the way of some of these lightning strikes as well. this weather is brought to you by carvana, the new way to buy a car. let's go hour by hour. we're going to see the potential for severe weather across the east coast. look at what the radar is going to do this afternoon. it's going to get warm. in some spots it's going to get hot. and then we're going to have these big cell thunderstorms. some may rotate. there's not a zero percent chance of a tornado. there's some chance, not a big one. the big threat really will be the wind and the hail and the lightning. we'll see that go by for tomorrow and light rain by the end of all this. one to two inches. the big story is how much rain we'll get across the gulf coast. temperatures begin to heat up. john. >> all right. chad myers, thank you very much. brianna? >>> the first face-to-face meeting between president joe biden and russian president vladimir putin is set to take plac

that i was with bob weir. bob weir who was a fantastic. and his wife is amazing. yes. yeah. i mean he's like i loved him and he dresses so good. >> he dresses so amazing. >> he's so he has this elegance to him too. that's really like and his wife is fantastic. diplo we love you. >> i hope to see you soon. >> i love you. >> yeah. hey, diplo, i think you may be the first person in cnn history to be microdosing on lsd on the air. well, we don't need to go make that. yeah, i think so. i don't know. um. hey, diplo. i'm a huge fan of yours. i really enjoy what you love, what you do. and i really appreciate you being on tonight. thank you so much. have a great night tonight. >> i love you guys. keep that helicopter on time. >> it's your best year yet. all right, all right. coming up, rapper lil jon. i wish i was diplo. i got to say. i mean, i just think he has a fun, cool lifestyle. can you imagine his lifestyle? yes. i'm diplo. i do follow him on instagram. you should. i'm going to start. you should. i'm going to start. i'm absolutely going to start. i mean, it's i feel bad about

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maybe that puts him in the frontline if you have bob weir in his jean shorts kicking you offstage. >> somebody call fox legal. this is a disclaimer. i don't believe it. >> we had an opportunity to come out here and go here's kasich then we threw some trump on the back side of that for some reason. this is what's going on. donald trump is commanding the media. >> which would you rather watch? >> about that the point? >> yeah. >> which makes the better television? isn't that the point right now? >> but there's a reason. if he was 1 or 2% or zero we wouldn't be doing that, would we geraldo? >> you look to the ratings put john kasich on you're going to get a rating that's about here. put trump on you get a bigger rating. that's what's driving the conversation. >> i want to quickly saw the loser so far is jeb bush. he's come across as an schlumpy little shoulders. >> what are you talking about? he's a tall guy with broad shoulders. >> but compared to trump, just check him out. >> we're going to do a little gopr next. but make sure to catch "the five" tomorrow night because presidential can

you work returning mitchell, jerry garcia and bob weir, this line of legends and that must have beenenormously satisfying. >> yeah, these are the legends of my teen years and i don't know about you guys, but i still have a certain adulation for the stuff i loved when i was 15, which i find hard to replicate with any new music today and it's not necessarily judgment on the music. i just think at that age we are especially influential double-- implausible, so it wasn't credibly clattering to attract the attention of some of my heroes and to get to play with them and see what i could do to enhance what they do. for example, joni mitchell who i had adored since i was maybe 12 or 13 i think blue was the first album i bought with my own pocket money. she had had a succession of music collaborators like tom scott and so on who had sort of flavored an era of her work, her music and if so when i got invited to work with her i pictured myself as being the flavor of the hopefully the decayed-- decade and it turned out to be more like three months we didn't really click am unfortunately. but, sh

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. ♪ >> last week i gave you an exclusive look inside bob weir's studio.sh at shoreline. >> get inspired at the garden expo at marin county fair grounds. ♪ >> a rare intimate performance of tony lindsay, santana's front man in san rafael. >> charles lloyd heads the health brgs jazz festival, entertainment everywhere. ♪ >> the world es best athletes, escape from alcatraz triathalon. >> more than 2500 custom cars at 18th get together at alameda fairgrounds. santa clara opens up in a sea of voices, award winning group presents its series of concerts. ♪ >> and looking ahead, u-2 plays the coliseum in oakland. >>> and giants season continued, bank of lights went out behind home plate. >> very appropriate. >> after the 16 minute delay, he returned to the mound and needed one more pitch. had he this won the game 7-5. >> coming up, new google e-mail attack that appears. and one very young talented child being crowned the nation's amamamamamamamamamamamamamamamam you can see do you know what's in your spread ? in land o' lakes spreadable butter with canola oil, the

. >> bob weir: he just brought his record collection and started playing it on the air., as far as i was concerned. you know, everybody was listening to everything. >> grace slick: tom donahue helped us. he would play and promote the bands that he liked. >> david crosby: they played music 'cause they loved it, and you can make sort of a painting of a series of songs in the right order >> blavat: the fcc said, "now, you have to designate somebody to be a watcher." so they brought program directors in. >> ♪ ...radio-friendly and i like to hear them when they're never ending ♪ ♪ my dj plays it once or twice every hour ♪ ♪ and sometimes when i'm dangling down in the shower ♪ ♪ oh, i love my radio >> there were two guys who owned radio stations; todd storz and gordon mclendon. and as legend has it, they met in a bar and they're sitting there having a couple beers, and one of them says, "do you realize they keep playing the same song over and over?" >> "over and over again," and they went over and looked at the jukebox, and guess what? there were only 40 records in it. >> they

bob weir and a friend were walking on hamilton street, they came back, bob sat next to jerry, pickedp a guitar, started playing and he became an integral member of the grateful dead. they stayed friends ever since. this is a hotel in palo alto where the beatles stayed, the top floor, where they stayed on their concert in 1965 in yuba city. the currentinjected rock and roll into palo alto, sleepy old palo alto, never seen anything like the beatles. were top ofbeatles the world and palo alto was sleepy and quiet. so the hometown went crazy for the beatles, the parking lot was full of people just wanting to be here. this is what was happening. this is an era part of american history that has stayed with us. it is a time that has gone by. it is an important part for people in their 60's and 70's. they remember it well. we are in the hoover tower on stanford campus which was dedicated by herbert hoover in 1941. was ins it -- hoover front of the tower giving his speech. that was the 50th anniversary of the founding of stanford. of stanford, part of the first class, got a degree immensely a

this comes after guitarist bob weir fell on stage last week. to his website the band sun able to perform for the next several weeks due to unforeseen circumstances. they were scheduled to play in napa on may 9 president. the statement says he plans to hit the road in late june for some solo shows. >>> authorities are investigating an outbreak of valley fever at two solar plants under construction. 28 workers got sick at the tow paz solar farm and the california valley solar ranch. valley fever can cause flu-like symptoms. it spread when people inhale fun gal spores. they are also trying to control an outbreak in prisons, there's no sign of a decrease in violence on television. parents television council says in the days after the school shootings there was little or no drop in tv violence. they found nearly half contained violence such as shootings and beatings. the violence becomes more specific and darker as broadcast networks compete with cable networks. >>> archaeologists say they've uncovered the first evidence that some of america's earli

it is jerry garcia tribute night it bob weir will sing the national anthem and garcia's daughter will throw out the first pitch. it's the first of a four-game series with the cubs. you can catch tomorrow's game right here on nbc bay area. >> you will want your long thermal shirt under the tie dye. >> yeah. >> thanks, a lot. >> thanks for joining us this morning. the "today" show coming up next. >> a local news update in a half hour.

and guys like bob weir are expecting it to be that way, looking at me, grooming. going to be over for as long as i live. charlie: you will always be part. john: this is a part of my life. charlie: when you left for four years in montana, where were you going, and what was the point? john: it was a bit of a reductionist saying. it is not your fold for putting it in those words. charlie: you put in those words. john: "born and raised" -- 2010, i go, i am at the end of this idea, popstar, flat iron hair, this is not working. i don't have a dream. charlie: not working or you are tired of? john: nobody dreams past their third record. you are not dreaming about your fourth record. you don't say, i don't have a plan for this, you don't have had to ask anyone, or say, i should take a break. people go, he is a mastermind, he dropped into the top of the mountain, he knows what he is doing. so in a tidy fashion, i came to the end of an old idea. charlie: didn't know where to go. john: didn't know where to go. charlie: or did not want to go where you were going. john: i just

in the words of bob weir it will be a timeless moment. ♪ >> it's more than overwhelming.ve ever done. >> for the first 30 years of our bandness our togetherness we influenced huge amounts of people. basically, we were a cultural revolution. society had never seen anything like the grateful dead before. >> there's a little bit of jazz a little bit of southern rock and psychodelic rock and blues. it's the great american song. >> we came up with our own book of standards. really it's just music and that's sort of the magic of american music to begin with is the blending of music from different continents coming together. >> we are the music. and our personalities as such really ceased to exist at all. we've been so zoomed into the greatest personality of the group mind. >> it's a feeling and what you get from that feeling and what you do with that feeling. it's not just playing music and clapping and having a good time. but it makes you feel a certain kind of love. >> and that rainbow people talked about in california at the end of the first set of the first show, i mean tha

. >>> this morning, fans wait to see if legendary musician bob weir will perform tonight after he collapsed earlier this week. he was performing in new york. the 65-year-old there on the left, he fell ill while performing. the audience gasped when he fell over, then applauded as weir was helped to his feet. the band never stopped playing. weir and the band is expected to perform in jersey, new jersey, tonight. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," how our nations heroes injured in war are stepping up to help comfort those whose lives were changed forever in the boston marathon bombing attacks. >>> plus, the unsettling discovery in new york and link to the september 11 terrorist attacks. >>> looking live at the golden gate bridge. at least about a third of it. this morning, low fog. let's find out what's happening the rest of the day and around the bay. i'm chris sanchez. thanks for joining us. i'm here with meteorologist rob meheda would has the forecast. it's going to be orange on the map. >> yes, right now we've got the fog out there. low clouds. at least it's up above ground level. 49 d

a soldier grabbing the child, hosting him over the bob weir. the chaos, that baby was lost in the airport. his parents and the rest of his family were evacuated to the united states. the baby stayed missing for months until he was found with a local taxi driver. who says he discovered the infant alone and crying at the airport. this weekend, the baby was returned to his grandparents in kabul. the state department says it will work to bring him to the united states to reunite him with his parents who are now in michigan. if you felt like, i think many people did, i certainly did, in helplessness and impotence as we watch those scenes outside of the airport in afghanistan, i have to tell you that even though the cameras are not there anymore there is something even worse happening now. and there is something we in the u.s. can do about it. as afghanistan settles into winter, a groups estimate nearly 23 million afghans. more than half of the population, quote, already do not have enough to eat. with many lacking even solid shelter. and they are be

. >> bob weir with the preview. >> joe, bob weir wants to improve the quality of what you ingest musicallywhen "squawk box" comes back. comes back. >>> netflix will be integrated into tivo on three of the smaller cable operators. grande communications and rcn sell couple services are the first in the united states to bring netflix as an app to a cable set top box. this is like putting fluoride in the water. this is like some kind of communist plot. the arrangements make it easier to access tphret flicks movies. we work for comcast. it's fine. i love tom rogers. do what you've got to do. you can now get it on your television sets because you don't have to switch to an apple tv or a roku box. shares with netflix have been moving on different things this week. down about $4 a share. we have xfinity on comcast. >> apple was supposed to be doing a deal. >> bite your tongue. >> okay. go slow now. how does this -- for cnbc. >> with a cnbc app you can get on these systems. >> the content will be worth more? >> the content will come over the top. all the content creators will have a bountiful harve

. >>> happening today rock legends will take the stage in a pop-up concert for solar progress bob weireful dead, and sammy haggard are set to perform at the phoenix hotel to show solidarity with the solar industry. they want to encourage the california p. u. c. to expand solar access to more californians. it starts at 3:00 this afternoon at the phoenix hotel on eddy street in san francisco. let's get a final check of the accuweather forecast. >> we are looking at some sunshine outside some of your windows. and temperatures today will reflect that. partly cloudy cloudy skies. the accuweather forecast featuring more sun and mild temperatures each and every day with thursday looking like the warmest day and increasing clouds. rain should be returning by next weekend. looks like a couple systems lining up. that will be some good news, and snow. snow levels could start out pretty high. >> but nothing like the east coast so we are just fine, yeah. thank you. that's going to do it for us. thanks for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news

. >>> happening today rock legends will take the stage in a pop-up concert for solar progress bob weirammy haggard are set to perform at the phoenix hotel to show solidarity with the solar industry. they want to encourage the california public utility commission to expand solar access to more californians. the free concert starts at 3:00 this afternoon at the hotel on eddy street in san francisco. it's free. how often can you say that? >> not very often. we have a pretty good-looking day today. a mixture of clouds and sun with temperatures climbing through the 50s. 56 fremont. look for about 60 oakland. the accuweather seven-day forecast maybe a sprinkle in the north bay tomorrow. then we will see more sun. dry days with numbers in the 60s and rain returns next weekend and mountain snow. looking forward to that, but also nice to have a break. >> it is. thank you, lisa. thank you for joining us on the abc7 sunday morning news. i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. abc7 news cont

he rocked out with gronk and also with grateful dead legend bob weir, it is the pictures of the surpriserending after mccartney posted the simple caption, gronk-and-roll. >> i would like to play with him rather than be tackled by him. >> he doesn't get tackled. >> after tom brady throws him a pass in the end zone. >> abc 7 news continues. >> that the only limits at the height of your achievement -- >> is the strength of your dreams -- >> is the reach of your dreams. >> and controversy continues over melania trump's familiar-sounding speech at the rnc last night. >>> and another police officer killed in the line of duty, this time in kansas. >>> and new details about the deadly train stabbing ♪ light piano today i saw a giant. it had no arms, but it welcomed me. (hawk call) it had no heart, but it was alive. (train wheels on tracks) it had no mouth, but it spoke to me. it said, "rocky mountaineer: all aboard amazing". >>> in the headlines today at 4:30, san francisco police have arrested a man they say made a racist threat on twitter against the acting police chief chaplain. we were the f

in addition to rocker sammi hager and the grateful dead's bob weir, cnbc's senior economics reporterwill be playing with his band the moon cussers. who knew. >> where did he get that name, from the moon cussers? >> probably go out and cuss at the moon most likely. >> look at that. >> i didn't know that. >> steve has another side to him. >> see, who knew. >> all of us have different sides, including you being a good chef. >> yeah. >> you and lester need to jam. >> we do. >> what are you doing this weekend? >> you've got to work, sorry. >> i've got four shows i do, but other than that i'm wide open. >> we'll get a check of the weather. >> let's look at your weekend, starting off with tomorrow. fall foliage. it's past peak up through the upper great lakes, the new england area, and upstate new york and also through the rockies, but still plenty of color down through the south and central california. saturday, we've got wet weather in the pacific northwest, plenty of sunshine and warmth through the lower half of the country and then sunday we expect to see, again, some more showers in th

it's a musical hand-me-down, and i think guys like bob weir are expecting it to be that.someone they're sort of grooming -- i mean, this is never going to be over for me as long as i live. >> rose: you will always be part. >> i will always be part of it and continue doing it. this is a part of my life for the rest of my life. >> rose: when you left for four years in montana, where were you doing and what was the point? >> well,ates bit of a reductionist thing. it's not your fault for sort of putting it in those words. >> rose: no, you put it in the right words, then, help me. >> born and raised -- okay, so, 2010, i go, oh, i'm at the end of this idea, this pop star, flat iron hair, sort of leather jacket thing. this isn't working. >> rose: not working or you're tired of it? >> i would say nobody dreams past their third record. when you're a kid in high school, you're not dreaming about your fourth record and you're not quite sure to say i don't have plan for this, you're not sure how to ask anybody and you're not sure how to say i need to take a break. people go, he's a m