we wouldn't normally cover a bob dylan show these days. by the way, there are still tickets available. i can't promise, but if you come down now, chances are, you will get in to see bob dylan tonight. in san francisco, mike sugerman, cbs 5. >> play a song for me. all right, mike, thanks. >>> now that their divorce is final, tiger woods' ex-wife is breaking her silence. elin nordegren tells "people" magazine she has been through hell, blindsided by her husband's infidelity, felt like her world fell apart. tiger woods says he knows he is to blame. >> i certainly understand that she is sad and, uhm, i feel the same way. i wish her the best and everything, it's a sad time in our lives. and we're looking forward to in our lives and how we can help our kids best we possibly can, and that's three most important thing. >> you can read her side in "people" magazine but she didn't comment on reports of a hefty settlement saying, quote, money doesn't make you happy, but it does make things easier. elin says she is working on forgiving tiger. >>> cali

this is bob dylan's boy, jakob dylan. i want to phrase this differently.pare and contrast for me what it was like when you were first getting started, with all of these bob dylan questions, to your comfort or discomfort, you tell me, at age of 40 with the bob dylan comparisons? can you compare it then and now? >> it is a good comparison that any singer-songwriter would not mind. it was different starting out younger. i was not that comfortable, only because there was not a lot of material to talk about. when i was starting out, a lot of people were aware of the back story was going to take precedent. i was always aware of that and i never had great issue with it. i never felt it was anything to prove. i never suggested, i think ever, that people look at me and my own context. you cannot really -- he did not think of a tight rope walker and think of the circus. you cannot think of cattle and not think of farmland. i know it is nearly impossible to think of me without the backdrop behind it. for the most part, it has never been that big an issue. i always kn

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. >>> bob dylan is getting ready to sit the -- hit the stage tonight in san francisco. but getting tickets to this evening's performance came with a catch. david stevenson is live to tell us what fans had to do today. >> reporter: you can see the 3,000 bob dylan fans streaming in. they've been waiting up to five hours. ♪ >> reporter: the thousands of bob dylan fans lining market street say it's a must-see show. >> i always come. >> reporter: what's different tonight about the concert, it's ticketless. fans lined up at noon and waited five hours to pay $60 in cash for generalled a mission seats. this process eliminates scalping and saves processing fees. >> it came from bon's damp darblg dash bob's camp and he's played a number of shows around northern california. is -- i guess they really wanted to do something special for the fans. >> there are fans na are working all day and won't be able to get here. >> if you want a ticket, come buy one, pay cash, go into the theater. >> reporter: this man says the concert's unlikely to revving lukesize the ticket -- revolutionize t

i grew up taking everything from bob dylan, curtis mayfield, the beatles, smokey robinson.ike alma mater was the streets of san francisco. i would dare to go to school. where i really hung out was at the fillmore. that was my university, checking out be the king, and james brown, a cream. finding out how they were able to penetrate people's hearts. with their music. once you do that, something happens to their eyes. they become brighter. they start crying, they do not know why. they start dancing. it is like when a woman gives birth. =mmfirst, she cries and then she laughs. later on, she dances. and that, to me, is the beauty of what san francisco is about. >> one final question, and we are going to link it to your music today. such a rich legacy that you are giving us. you mentioned to me that you are working on a new album. could you share what is coming up? >> i love to dream when i am awake. kand so i had this dream of working with india arie and yo- yo ma to do the george harrison saw; and "-- song. this is the definitive way to do this. we are all in it together, we d

those stories and more later at 5:00. >> finally bob dylan fans have to sweat it out if they want tohe music legend perfm in san francisco tonit. >> playing one of his most intimate sho in years just for 2200 people. >> every ticket still available but to get one youave to stand in line at the concert venue and pay in cash 60 bucks per ticket. >> fans are told they can't line up until noon. a few diehds already started gathering. a long wait head. tickets don't go on sale until 5:30. >> din lanes says it keeps fans from having to pay any ticket surcharge. gotta bring wter bottles with them while they wait. >> you have a big function in liverme this weekend. >> i do. >> family sunday. >> i hope you raise a lot of money and it will be probably the mid to upper 70s. >> (speaking in international langge) and he said unto them go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel ♪ every creature in the world. (applause)

. >> up next bob dylan's plan to keep ticket prices low. >> why it could mean hundreds of fans in sanrfrfrfrfrfr >> today on oprah at 4:00, overcoming sex addiction. at 5:00, targeted treatment for aggressive melanoma. it's proving to be very effective. and "7 on your side" helps expedite a hefty late mortgage payment to stop a foreclosure from going through. those stories and more later at 5:00. >> finally bob dylan fans have to sweat it out if they want to see the music legend perform in san francisco tonight. >> playing one of his most intimate shows in years just for 2200 people. >> every ticket still available but to get one you have to stand in line at the concert venue and pay in cash 60 bucks per ticket. >> fans are told they can't line up until noon. a few diehards already started gathering. a long wait a head. tickets don't go on sale until 5:30. >> din lanes says it keeps fans from having to pay any ticket surcharge. gotta bring water bottles with them while they wait. >> you have a big function in livermore this weekend. >> i do. >> family sunday. >> i hope you raise a lot

you certainly ran into bob dylan. mm-hmm. mm-hmm. what were those days like? very exciting. it was very-- it was very fast and very--now, in retrospect, it all went so quickly. but in the time that it was happening, it seemed to be a slow process. my own work was--was growing. i was going to the clubs that i was working in. i had to make a living, and it turned out that i-- the only thing i really knew how to do was to sing and to play the guitar. so consequently i made my living in the clubs in the early '60s and eventually got to newport where i met all kinds of singers. but all along the way, i'd be-- been meeting people like tom paxton and eric andersen and bob dylan and joan baez and mimi farina and dick farina, who became a very good buddy of mine. and peter, paul, and mary, before they were peter, paul, and mary-- when they were peter yarrow and mary travers and noel stookey. but we all felt, as i did at that early time, that we could make a difference and that music would change the world. and i believe it did. mary always says, "yes, we thought it wou

the next generation of does. >>> the legendary bob dylan performs tonight at the warfield theater butme, concert goers have to line up and pay cash to get in. no tickets no, surcharge. abc 7's don sanchez is live tonight tochl plain why it's being done this way. don? >> well, here comes wind. actually, it's blowing in the wind. this concert. it's an interesting experiment. people would line up here, they've been here since this morning. they opened doors at 5:30, and chaotic. people rushed inside to try to get tickets. and to go see the show. but it's all about seeing this man and is a rock music legend. ready with a $60 in cash, no credit cards to seat concert. have you to buy them here and only here. it was his idea to take this approach. the promoter calls it a throw back to another era. >> part of the reasoning is to avoid ticketing fees and upcharge that's you know, consumers have to face. you kind of lose the convenience, i guess of sitting home, buying it on the computer but it's got to be first come, first thing. >> when you're inside, you're there to share the experience, par

>>> concertgoers seeing bob dylan today. >> you have to take a day off from work and stand around for 5 1/2 hours on market street. it's pretty cool. >> they tried a decidedly lo-tech way to sell tickets. cash only. byars hadded to wait in line. >> i think you want to do something for the fans to avoid all the service chargers and upcharges that you typically have to pay these days. >> around 10:00 this morning, dylan fans belan lining up. >> it's a pretty good way of doing it with the ticket. hard core fans out here. pay your money, go in. >> that's andrew gogan at the front of the line. >> you meet a lot of people that have seen him before. >> one fan had plenty of experiences to share since it was his fourth dylan concert in a week. >> it's very fair. >> promoters arangd for water sales. with only 2,200 tickets up for grabs, nontech savvy fan were excited for the even playing field. >> when they sell out with their credit card and all that, we can't really -- you don't have a credit card, it's hard to get a ticket. >> so fans paid with a little sweat and time. oh, the times, they a

. >> i was on tour, bob dylan and gheit were on tour.wfully good song for me. i will play live. i played it and i thought, i will be in this location and that location. i started to look geographically and i wanted to be in savannah, georgia where the first african baptist churches, where the underground railroad started and people went through. i am going to be in memphis with sun studios which is where sam phillips recorded howling wolf and johnny cash. i will be close to santonio which is robert -- where robert johnson recorded. i started thinking. if i am going to record in these historic locations, we should use that type of gear. those guys like johnson treated the recorded straight to the record. i thought that is what we will do. that turned out to be problematic. no one does it anymore. we went with a 1954 field recording machine and an rca microphone. we rearecorded the old-fashioned way. set up a microphone and everyone gathers around it and you play. the drums are sitting over there. sam phillips made it easy for us. he had x

. >> i had a bob dylan, one at 21 and one at 52. i think bob dylan has something.. >> we have listened to his music since the late 60s. i think he represents my generation the best. >> it was the first time this 70-year-old rock icon played the warfield in almost 20 years. >> boy what a show that must have been. >>> there is a new frontier in state fair food. check this thing out. it is fried beer. a pretzel pouch that is fried in beer and dumped in hot oil. it is one of eight delicacies vying for the big tex award in the state of texas. past contests introduced the world to treats like fried butter. other new cree creations include fried frozen margarita and fried texas caviar. that's black eyed peas to you and me. >> i still don't under the fried beer. that's bizarre. >> everything is fried in the south. >> doesn't seem too good for you. >>> you won't have a more exciting baseball game than we had today at at&t park. g-men fall nine runs behind and put on their rally c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

. >>> bob dylan gave his bay area fans a flashback. >> hey. >> you got to hide your love away ♪ >> fort the warfield in san francisco last night, fans had to show up in person to get tickets. it was one ticket per person, $60, no convenience fees, no presales, no internet, no credit cards, no scalpers. ♪ everybody must stand in line ♪ cash only! >> it's the way it should be. there is no middleman, the right people are getting and giving the money. it's great. >> oh, yes. [ pause ] >> it was the first time in 20 years that the 70-year-old rock legend has played the warfield. >> i would have liked to have seen that. >> bob dylan, 70 now. >> have you ever seen it? >> no. have not. have not. i wouldn't mind seeing him. >>> let's see. lindsay lohan may be out of prison and rehab but the actress is still paying the price for her drunken escapades of three years ago. >> a junk has ordered lohan to under-- a judge has ordered low on that undergo strict outpatient care for three months including psychotherapy and addiction counseling sessions several times a week until november. she can still w

. >> singer bob dylan has a new plan for beating the scalpers. you know, those fans, they may have to spend all day waiting in line. >> oh! the robot that can climb walls. how an engineering break-through at stanford can one day be used in space. >> the youtube.com video that has police guarding a bri thththh >>> welcome back. it's 5:24. police are stationed outside a woman's house in england to protect her from an angry mob because of a video that shows her throwing a cat into a trash can. it shows the woman gently petting the cat and grabbing it by the scruff and tossing it into the can. the cat's owner say she was trapped for 15 hours before they found her. authorities are investigating. >> bob dylan fans will try not to overheat today as they stand in line to buy tickets for his concert tonight. tickets for the concert are being sold today only, day of show, as opposed to in advance. the reason? dylan's camp wants to serve the fans by eliminating ticketing charges and preventing brokers and scalpers from buying huge blocks of tickets. concert

. >> concert a treat for bob dylan fans.hat was done to make sure scalpers didn't profit. >>> and today's forecast i think you're going to like it. plenty of sunshine expected but all those hot temperatures, they are gone. they're leaving. cooler weather building back into the bay area along with the fog. i have today's forecast coming up. navigating today's real estate market is complicated. you've seen the signs. that's why having the right real estate agent is more important than ever. at remax.com, you can find experts in short sales or bank-owned properties or commercial real estate, agents who can help speed up the process, no matter how intricate. and that's good news, whether you're trying to sell or hoping to buy. because the only sign you really want to see is "sold." nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >>> good morning. let's go out to chopper 5. right now fire crews are dealing with four pretty significant fires on san jose's west side. you can finally see all those smoke and flames.

. >> and bob dylan keeping ticket prices lower. there's a catch.ould means am >>> welcome back. 6:24. police are stationed outside a british woman's house in england protecting her from an angry mob that gathered after a video that shows her throwing a cat in a trash can. the cat's owner put the surveillance video on youtube.com. it shows a woman gently petting the cat then grabbing her by the scruff and tossing it in the trash. the cat's owner say she was trapped for 15 hours before they found her. authorities are now investigating. >> bob dylan fans will try to not overheat standing in line for tickets. tickets sold today only day of show as opposed to in advance. the reason? dillon's camp wants to serve the fans by eliminating ticketing charges and preventing brokers and scalpers from buying huge blocks of tickets. concertgoers can line up at noon. they must pay for their $60 in cashing. take water. >> the call that can affect anyone who shops for the nation's largest grocery chain. >> he did it. we've got the conclusion of a historic marathon s

i guarantee we wouldn't be covering just a regular bob dylan show.y the way, they have been waiting since noon but i'm told that cbs 5 special just for you viewers... if you come down now, they still have tickets! >> do they? >> reporter: we're at the what warfield. they haven't sold out. come down right now. they have seats available. >> ain't no use sitting wondering why. >> reporter: allen, there's a million of those. i can't come up with one. you want me to save you a ticket? >> get a ticket. let's go! >> reporter: you and me, come on, pal. >> flashback city. okay, mike. thanks. >>> well, you could call it a drag race on the water. wind surfers and kiteboarders take on sailors in 18-foot skiffs from the golden gate to the bay bridge. julie watts is at crissy field, where things got a little hairy for some of the sailors. julie. >> reporter: that's right. you can see it's very windy out here, actually i want to point behind me. take a look at one of the skiffs come in. it's not clear if this is one of the cats eyes as most of them that completed t

. >>> right now in san francisco bob dylan is ready to perform be before a sold-out crowd. dozens of fans lined up to see the 7-year-old rock icon be there were no ed behan's ticket sales and no online sales pick people had to pay $60 in cash and they could only get one ticket poor person. >> there are dylan fans all over the world and we go traveling and we have a lot of fun. >> promoters said that the tickets eliminate sculping and saves concertgoers about $12 in handling fees. >>> coming up on bay area news at 7:00, how would decision made today could mean cleaner water for years to come. >> and in some neighborhoods it was hotter today by as much as two and 3 neigorhoods above 20 cooler. i will have your forecast coming up. [ man i was deciding what to do with my citi thankyou points when it happened... [ glass breaks ...again. ♪ [ child run! [ man first it was the mailbox. then my squirrel. and now, this. so i used my points to make a donation to get the park down the street built. when it finally opened, i also used my points for... car repair. [ male announcer use yo

. >> i was on tour with -- bob dylan and i were on tour together. i had written this song called "save some time to dream." i thought, this is an awfully good song for me, i'll just play is live. i played it and i thought, you know, i'm going to be in this location and that location, and i started looking geographically that i'm going to be in savannah, georgia, where the first -- the first african baptist church is and the underground railroads started. and i'm going to be in memphis, which sun studios is located which is where -- sam phillips recorded wolf and cash. and i'm going to be -- close to san antonio, which is where robert johnson recorded back in the 30's at the gunter hotel. i started -- thinking. you know, things are on your back. i thought, if we record in these historic locations, then we should use that type of gear. now those guys, like johnson, when they recorded him, they recorded straight to disk. you know. straight to the record. so, i thought that's what we'll do. but that turned out to be problematic in this day since nobody

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mitch miller added a young bob dylan to columbia's line-up of artists. when the boomers were grooving to the beatles, mitch miller was selling millions of records to their parents and leaving a lasting impact on the recording industry. george lewis, nbc news, los angeles. >>> and that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you as always for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we all hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we all hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with breaking news tonight. i'm lisa kim. >> i'm tom sinkovits. moments ago a judge ruled in favor of the ac transit bus drivers union in a months long labor dispute. the judge decided the contract that ac transit imposed on its drivers is not valid. that contract increased health insurance costs for workers and created new work rules to try to make up for a $56 million deficit. bus drivers have

bob dylan. >> folk songs. >> you got a lot of famous voices to sing background. >> i did.h, yeah. that must have been exciting. >> i couldn't find anybody good so -- >> how do you tell bruce springsteen, could you back off a little? >> you don't do that. >> you don't. no direction needed. >> well, not really. he's pretty good at what he does? a great duet. and the album has just been nominated for -- >> album of the year. yes. >> fantastic. you'll sing now. >> "i'm movin' on." >> thanks. ♪ that big eight-wheeler rolling down the track means your true loven momma ain't coming back ♪ ♪ cause i'm moving on i'll soon be gone ♪ ♪ you were flying too high for my little sky and i'm moving on ♪ ♪ that big loud whistle as it blew and blew ♪ ♪ said hello to the southland we're coming for you ♪ ♪ we're moving on oh hear my song ♪ ♪ you had the laugh on me and i'll set you free and i'm moving on ♪ ♪ i told you baby from time to time but you just wouldn't listen or pay me no mind so i'm moving on ♪ ♪ i'm rolling on. ♪ you had the laugh on me and i'll set you free and i'm moving on ♪ .

. >> jimmy: it's a great protest song. [ laughter ] i think bob dylan wrote that. >> i think -- >> jimmymmy: but they do like singing that to you, yeah? >> yeah, they do. >> jimmy: there was rumors on the internet about "anchorman 2." >> it's happening! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: fantastic. unbelievable. get up! get up, come on! ♪ now, that is amazing. now, is it really happening? >> actually, it's not. no, it's not happening. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] [ laughter ] that is so perfect. oh, wow. i want you to just follow me around. [ laughter ] awesome. >> jimmy: he's that good, yeah. >> no, they want to -- you know, they had an idea, adam mckay and will. >> jimmy: brilliant. >> had an idea and it was sort of -- we were sworn to secrecy about it, but adam just mentioned it in the press, so it's sort of out there. the idea was that we would do it as a broadway musical, with the original cast and -- [ laughter ] seriously, and then, after -- and sort of as the marx brothers did their stage show, we would develop bits and things within the show and then, at the end of the broadway ru

. >> legendary sing and songwriter bob dylan performed tonight at a sold out show in san francisco. thousands of fans lineup on market street this afternoon for a chance to see the man who has been selling out shows since the 1960s. it was a cash only performance with one ticket per customer sold at the door. promoters said that saved fans $12 in tickets and fees and eliminated scalping the $60 ticket. >> the folk rock band the swell season has paid to provide counselling for hundreds of fans who saw a man commit suicide during the band's performance last week in saratoga. the band was performing at the mountain winery when michael pickle jumped to his death from the stage's room. he landed on the stage and died at the scene. the counselling center said the band agreed to help pay for free group counselling for audience members. about 1900 people attended that show. >>> he was killed by a hit and run driver. coming up next, the show of support tonight for a german tourist. >>> plus a half a billion eggs under recall. we are learning how some might end up back in stores. >>> and ther

. >> legendary sing and songwriter bob dylan performed tonight at a sold out show in san francisco.housands of fans lineup on market street this afternoon for a chance to see the man who has been selling out shows since the 1960s. it was a cash only performance with one ticket per customer sold at the door. promoters said that saved fans $12 in tickets and fees and eliminated scalping the $60 ticket. >> the folk rock band the swell season has paid to provide counselling for hundreds of fans who saw a man commit suicide during the band's performance last week in saratoga. the band was performing at the mountain winery when michael pickle jumped to his death from the stage's room. he landed on the stage and died at the scene. the counselling center said the band agreed to help pay for free group counselling for audience members. about 1900 people attended that show. >>> he was killed by a hit and run driver. coming up next, the show of support tonight for a german tourist. >>> plus a half a billion eggs under recall. we are learning how some might end up back in stores. >>> and there

what bob dylan is saying is that politics is too important to leave to politicians. politics is politics. they respond to incentives and there are certain reasons why they disappoint us, because they are responding to the people that show up. this is the power of the tea party. every time you go to a political speech, what do you hear? he says i'm going to go to washington and changed the culture in washington and then they come back two years later having really screwed up washington and they say it again. it is a cynical for politics. george bush promised to do it. barack obama promised to do it. nancy pelosi promised to drain the swamp and be a fiscal conservative. they all do it. what you need to understand is we don't need to change the culture in washington. we need to change the culture in tacoma, washington. we need to change the culture so that people that live in america if understand what the founders of dust when they said you have to be eternally vigilant. if you don't stay involved in this process, we will lose this country. they said it before the ink

to high-profile gigs with bob dylan, bruce springsteen and stevie wonder.he harmonica has always been, well, low profile. seen as a play thing that just anyone can pick up and blow. a harmonica is not just a souped-up kazoo. >> correct. it's a real musical instrument. people just don't know. >> reporter: in a reopen opened factory in rockford illinois, brad harrison is devoting his life to making the harmonica a major player. so this is the assembly line. >> yeah. >> reporter: harrison and his six-man band hand craft each b- rad as in brad harmonica, the only model made in america. harrison's harmonica shares the basic mechanics with its competitors, air passing back and forth over reads inside side makes the harmonica sing. you can play the harmonica blowing out.... >> and drawing in, both. which is the only musical instrument you're able to do that with. >> reporter: it seems very eco friendly. you're not wasting any breath. but the b-radical works and plays radically different. >> the design is very functional. >> reporter: the rounded body is more comfo

quotingt to start been buy bob dylan. does anyone here torture themselves by reading a "rolling stone magazine?" i slogged through. i found this quote. the world owes us and not a single thing. we have to take a hold of our own problems. the editor was incredulous. he said, who is going to solve our problems? that is what is going on in america today. there is a de-centralization of power and knowledge in politics and public policy that is unlike anything any of us have ever seen before. it suggests that this is not your typical political uprising where we all sort of notice after the fact how badly the politicians have screwed up our economy, both republicans and democrats, and we rise up, and it is too late to fix anything. we throw the bums out, and elect a new set of bums, and then we go along. what bob dylan is saying, as a public joyce scholar, is that politics is too important to leave to politicians. if you do that, you'll get burned every time. there are certain reasons what politicians disappoint us. they're res

quotingt to start been buy bob dylan. does anyone here torture themselves by reading a "rolling stone magazine?" i slogged through. i found this quote. the world owes us and not a single thing. we have to take a hold of our own problems. the editor was incredulous. he said, who is going to solve our problems? that is what is going on in america today. there is a de-centralization of power and knowledge in politics and public policy that is unlike anything any of us have ever seen before. it suggests that this is not your typical political uprising where we all sort of notice after the fact how badly the politicians have screwed up our economy, both republicans and democrats, and we rise up, and it is too late to fix anything. we throw the bums out, and elect a new set of bums, and then we go along. what bob dylan is saying, as a public joyce scholar, is that politics is too important to leave to politicians. if you do that, you'll get burned every time. there are certain reasons what politicians disappoint us. they're res