you know beautiful melodic voice but that's kind of why people like bob dylan. the result this thing is today come sing live notes soul diva justin brown because auto tune means they no longer train their voice when a band members that beyoncé mind the national anthem at the presidential inauguration the mainstream reacted with shock although even the singer has said everyone's doing it chris first ones doing it work people shocked and surprised the secret that nobody did speak when the also faces stripped away and people see how the reality of how things are put together the general public are surprised and shocked it isn't the emperor's new clothes. the embrace new going to do just. it to get perfection. separately from the. emperor began to blush just listening all to voice holds as they fall off stage. or drop their microphone with no change in so. so obviously it's painful as hell c.b.s. reports with builders lips thinking. i once saw madonna drop her microphone without it affecting her vocal performance one of which then she and her band left the stage all

bob dylan debuted an interactive video for his hit like a rolling stone which was released in 1965.n the website, you scroll through channels. here's a look. ♪ once upon a time dressed so fine in your prime ♪ ♪ didn't you, people call say beware you thought they were all kidding you ♪ ♪ you used to laugh about everybody that was hanging out ♪ ♪ now you goyou don't talk so l now you don't seem so proud ♪ ♪ about having to be scrounging your next meal ♪ >> video of course is a promotional side timed with the release of his 47th disk box set. >>> still ahead, the biggest waste of money in your closet. i want pictures. your tweets and "morning joe" just moments away. mine was earned orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know

on bob dylan's website today, "like a rolling stone." the video rolls inside a tv. and when you use your mouse to change the channels, everyone on every show is singing the lyrics, on every channel as it should be, perhaps. >>> when we come back, we will look at the timing of caroline kennedy's new role as ambassador kennedy, along with her rite of passage in her new job. >>> finally here tonight as we mark the 50th anniversary of jfk's assassination, a sad anniversary for this country, and for that family, another chapter begins. caroline kennedy a now ambassador kennedy in japan where today her new role got off to an important and ceremonial start as she was presented to the emperor. our report tonight from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: with all the pomp and circumstance required for her first audience with japan's emperor, caroline kennedy made a grand entrance. this man said he was enthralled. >> i was honored to present my credentials to his majesty. i'm eager to begin my work as ambassador. >> reporter: why caroline, and why japan? >> i am most grateful

you know beautiful melodic voice but that's kind of why people like bob dylan. result this thing is today come sing live notes soul diva justin brown because auto tune means they no longer train their voice when a fiancé mine the national anthem of the presidential inauguration the mainstream reacted with shock although even the singer has still said everyone's doing it this first one's doing it worth people shocked and surprised is the secret that nobody did this speech all when the also faces stripped away and people see how the reality of how things are put together the general public are surprised and shocked it isn't the emperor's new clothes. the emperor is new going to do just. to get protection. from the. emperor began to blush not just listener in all its voice holds as they fall off stage. or drop their microphone with no change in sound. so obvious this painful is how c.b.s. reports with all those lip sinking. i once saw madonna drop her microphone without affecting her vocal performance one of which then she and her band left the stage all together f

on monday it will vote to eliminate much of what's left. >> when you speak of the art of bob dylan, yousomething different. ironworks. >> he's a lot better known for forging his artistic creation on vinyl than heavy metal but musician and artist bill dylan went from wielding with a guitar to welding a w a blowtorch. iron gates melted from scrapped metal, lawn actuals they have breeze and just downwind from the largest iron yore mind. and whether it may be up to critic critics, the london galleries says it deserves to be taken seriously. >> there's. >> question that dullen is one of the most iconic figures of the 201st and 22nd as such. it's one of the most talented. >> at any remain it's not his first pa race. it features other works beyond the iron gates. just like his music was never meant to please everyone just make you think. why the iron gates? he says they can shut you out or shut you in and in some ways there's no difference. for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm charlie d'agata, london. >> that's pretty cool. i love the picture of dylan working with iron. i never saw that before

>> bob dylan. ( cheers and applause ). you know, public enemy. ( cheers and applause ). you know, i put out my first song and came to america, i thought you guys were used to it alalready. i didn't realize it was so shocking. >> stephen: as an artist born in england, grew up in sri lanka, what do you think of america? you've been here a long time. >> yes. >> stephen: what do you, of us? watch your answer. >> whoa! this is-- i think. >> -- >> stephen: i'll start, greatest country on earth. ( cheers and applause ). >> i think america-- i'm going to be really controversial because that's a controversial question. >> stephen: "what do i think of america?" >> yes. >> stephen: stand up and salute, baby, and you're done. >> well, you know -- >> stephen: i can take it. >> in my mind there are no countries. like we're all one. we all live on this planet. >> stephen: what do you think of me? >> i don't know. this is-- i've never watched the show. >> oh! >> sorry, but that's because i don't watch television. i don't watch television as a whole. it's not that i was singling you out.

vallarta-nayarit, live it to believe it. >>> bob dylan as you've never seen him before. himself to hear his classic. ♪ like a rolling stone >>> turned into an interactive channel surf. ♪ now you don't talk too loud >> reporter: from selling dust busters on a fictitious shop-tv to a fake talk show. ♪ he's not selling alibis >> reporter: named the greatest song of all time finally has a music video. bob dylan's management contacted a digital technology company called interlude seeking its expertise mixing music with interactive technology. >> we were both so excited walk working on such a legendary song and so frightened. >> reporter: it's scary messing with the work of an idol. ♪ to be on your own >> reporter: interlude's technology lets you watch the song on 16 different channels. some of the programming is real "the price is right" for instance with drew carey ♪ you used to be so amused >> reporter: but most of the programming is made up, like the cuisine channel, featuring an actress. ♪ once upon a time ♪ dressed so fine >> reporter: just changing from a reality show.

. >>> well, bob dylan's 1965 hit "like a rolling stone" finally has a music video completely interactiveand it happens to coincide with the elise of his new album. ♪ how does it feel to be on your own like a complete unknown like a rollin' stone ♪ >>> maroon five lead singer and judge on nbc's hit show "the voice," adam levine has been named "people's" sexiest man alive, following channing tatum's footsteps. >> lot of pressure. >> you would know. >>> casey kasem's daughter has died, conservatorship to her father's medical care. >>> in an interview with jay leno, president bush presented his passion for painting and even brought a gift. >> i brought a painting for you. >> you did? >> yeah. >> did you paint that? >> that's really good. >> got the chin right. >> wow! . >>> angelina jolie and brad pitt's private wine label has been named the best in the world according to the top 100 wines of 2013. >> can they do anything wrong? >> you read my mind. >>> congrats to kelly clarkson and new hubby. clarkson announced on twitter that they are expecting their first child. >>> and first lady michel

. - what if bob dylan was your boss?er mifflin for... ♪ seven years? eight years. ♪ eight yrs, man ♪ got the dunder mifflin blues ♪ got the pam halpert blues ♪ got pratt-- went to pratt institute ♪ you have children? - two children, yes. - a you do art and painting? - mm-hmm. - kind of the same thing. ♪ kind othe same thing ♪ sometimes i repeat myself ♪ ♪ but that's just being pam ♪ ♪ ♪ well, i'm kinda cute ♪ and i'm... but i'm married, so... ♪ ♪ leave that be ♪ looking for-- l-look ♪ how does dylan do it? what if bruce springsteen was your boss? hey! [lady gaga's just dance] ♪ [volume lowered] >> it's britney, bitch. and i am ck in e form of a new company-- the michael scott paper company. okay. not gonna make this one. >> lthe hair. >> good morning, michael. >> hello. they took away my parking space, but they can't take away my pride. i would like to invite you all to come along with me on a journey. welcome... to the michael scott paper company. [cheerful music] ♪ could save you fifteen percent or more on car insuranc

there's a line by bob dylan said people don't live or die people just net. most people live in the-lined lives when kennedy was killed, they weren't floating any more it was like realtime adrenaline for the whole country. >> schieffer: you know, those of us who were here and covered this story, i think a part that is not really understood today is that beyond this tragedy that we saw unfolding on television, we'd never seen anything like this before. hanging overall this it was like we all felt on 9/11 we didn't know what it meant. we didn't know if this was the beginning of world war iii, a year away from the human missile crisis. it was just this profound, i can't understand this. why is this happening. and i think in a sense that america was never quite the same of a it was after that day. your book focuses on kennedy's last 100 days, why do you think that period was so important? >> because finally in that period he was addressing the two great threats to our nation, a nuclear war and racial conflict. you know, at the inauguration robert frost wrote a po

. >>> a dark day for the purist of folk music when at the newport folk festival bob dylan went electronic. the crowd went wild. some booed and some wanted the power to get cut off and a lot of musicians then made the switch to electric guitars. well, the fender strat he plugged in that day went missing 50 years ago. it was considered lost forever but it has been found. it is about to be auctioned off. dylan left it on a private plane. the pilot is alleged to have taken it home. it remained with a new jersey family for the past 50 years. >>> and this is the day every year when our friends at the "today" show do us all proud. they didn't disappoint this morning. ladies and gentlemen, matt lauer as pamela anderson. let's just take a moment and take that moment in. willie geist as the hoff. al roker showed up as mr. t. nobody pitied him. carson daly was a chip alongside eric estrada. hoda and kathie lee were betty and wilma. >>> when we come back, jubilation for a team and a town which needed a reason to celebrate. >>> finally tonight, whatever our sports loyalties you have to admit this year

how involved was bob dylan in this project? ake a song that's -- >> so iconic. >> such a classic and give it modern treatment. >> was it something his team was specifically looking to express in a new video way, or did you go to them with the concept and then work -- >> they loved the technology, and they said, what can we do? we said, why not do a video for "rolling stone," and they said, yeah. >> is the point to emphasize our lack of attention these days? that what it says to me. i'm flipping around, not paying attention, but everything is still the same -- >> yeah, it's like with the phone, the medium, suddenly you watch the tv, but the tv is actually watching you, you know what i mean? one of the things that's amazing, a four-minute video. people watch it more than five minut minutes, and they keep on turning the channels to get the realistic experience. >> how did you get so many different groups of people involved? >> it was actually really easy. when you tell people you're doing the music like "a rolling stone," they want

. >> the official video for bob dylan's 1965 classic, "like a rolling stone."watched right now on dylan's website. here's a bit of it. >> he's not selling any alibis as you stare into the vacuum of his eyes ♪ ♪ and say, do you want to make a deal ♪ ♪ how does it feel ♪ >> a good concept. >> that's not for real is it? >> the video's interactive design lets switch along 16 channels as it plays. >> i feel like how does it feel? i want a powerful rocker behind it, as opposed to some people selling a kitchen. >>> well a tall order for thrill seekers is taking shape in kansas city. >> look at this insane water slide right there being under construction at the water park. owners say it will be the tallest and fastest of its kind in the world. >> and just get a load of this thing because the view from the top, from 17 stories up a four-person raft is expected to top speeds of 60 miles per hour. and that's a straight shot down. >> and you get wet, to boot. for now, the park is keeping the exact height and speed of that slide a secret. it's due to open next may. wow. >>

you know, cafe baba, meet bob dylan, and the parties was going on. i miss these kind of parties. party, and they make the whole town move. blue and white party, white and gold party, hat party, you know, it's amazing. you see people coming in with amazing hats, like a cage with a bird, extravagant hats, you know. they put so much energy and time into the parties, you know? look at -- >> now, that looks good. >> tomatoes brushed with local olive oil, garlic and coriander. liver kabobs, beef liver to be exact, grilled over charcoal. that looks very nice. for fish, a bit of swordfish and and some orange roughy. >> that is just beautiful. >> how do you like the tomato? >> the swordfish is amazing. so how else have things changed? >> you saw how many tourists there was today? >> they were in a hurry. >> if they come to the shop, they even try to avoid your eye contact. they afraid if you get my eye contact, i'm going to rip you off or -- >> or make them buy something they don't want. >> i don't know. i don't know. >> do they buy? >> they don't even say hello. >> they don't buy? >> of

bob dylan's like a rolling stone never had a music video.ars later, the first official video has been released and it's being called an interactive masterpiece. it starts with a video player. all of them featuring people lip syncing to the dylan song. no matter which chashl you turn to, the love song is still playing in sync. there's endless viewing possibilities. ♪ you happen to be scrounging for your next meal ♪ ♪ how does it feel ♪ how does it feel ♪ to be without a home ♪ like a complete unknown ♪ like a rolling stone ♪ >> you spend hours watching different variations of the song, proving a classic is a classics no matter how many times you hear it. >>> lincoln meets the digital age. it's the 150th anniversary of his gettysberg address. the fact remains that coverage of this moment in history was sorrily lacking compared to today. imagine what it would be like if today's media covered the gettysberg address. but also the right wing, honestly abe, that speech was a civil bore. lincoln's hip-hop address failed to end the civil war. of cour

we keep forgetting how many were turned on by civil rights, peter, paul, mary in a soft way, bob dylan in a hard way. it was never clearly joyous as a country as it was before he was killed. >> certainly halcion days for america, civil rights question was a real one. there's a sense -- sam tanehouse talks about the electric undercurrent of discontent that was palpable in and around the time kennedy was shot. dallas was a very dangerous place to be at that moment. >> dallas didn't have anything to do with the assassination was the interesting thing. this lone miss that went to russia. he was a far left guy, not a far right guy. it's hard to untangle. chris is right, the early part of the '60s had nothing to do with what we think of the '60s. my strong impression is, yes, the assassination did change us. there's no question about that. they do have a mass of people saying i've had it with institutions and the government as it stands. i don't think that was the case. the boomers were quite young when he was assassinated. they pushed back in part because their fathers came home from war wi

i guess jeffries was maybe not a big bob dylan fan.id in the '80s, did you want to wear the clothes that were the height of cool in the '70s? that's the position abercrombie is in right now. if you want to know why it doesn't resonate with teens it's worth examining the selective quotations of mark jeffries. this is a 69-year-old ceo who says things like, we go after the cool kids. we go after the attractive, all-american kid with a great attitude and a lot of friends. a lot of people don't belong, and they can't belong, end quote. or how about this morsel, quote, people said we were cynical, that we were sexualizing little girls, but you know what? i still think those are cute underwear for little girls and i think anybody who gets on the bandwagon about thongs for little girls is crazy, end quote. what? this one is my favorite. i think that what we represent sexually is healthy. it's playful. it's not dark. it's not degrading. and it's not gay and it's not straight, end quote. coming from a guy who's nearly 70 years old, i find that

so bob dylan, when you hear this master piece going viral, house does it feel?n you >> that might look like a bunch of clips randomly edited together, but the video is actually one that users can control. you can scroll from channel to channel, each of which features different actors mouthing the lyrics to the dylan classic. dylan himself does not show up until the very end. it's a clip of him singing a song at a concert back in the '70s. >>> a former animal planet host now has about as much credibility as tracy morgan's old "snl" character. today donald schultz pleaded guilty to of all things, selling endangered lizards. under a plea deal, schultz admitted to trying to sell the exotic lizards back in 2010. the prospective buyer turned out to be, wait for it, an undercover federal agents. schultz was a host of the discovery tv show "venom hunter" and the animal planet show "wild recon." as part of his sentence, he'll have to pay a $6,000 fine and perform 200 hours of community service or 800 in dog years. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. right now turn

about twitter, i care a ton about obama care, i care about wombats, my band is called wunaus, i like bob dylan. imagine having a thing, all day long, all it's doing is getting the stuff you need to know, according to not you filling out information, but you actually helping out. and it's topically based. so if you see things like flipboard, you know, the reason this is useful, is that when you go to your social page, this is all my twitter and facebook friends. but this is my feed converted into topics. so it's a much -- so right now, if i wanted to do my twitter feed, i could see it by people, and i could see it by time. this is the first time i can see my twitter feed by topic. and that's, in my opinion -- i mean, that's a wildly valuable thing. as somebody who invests for a living, i desperately depend on information. the product's going to shift -- ipad only, in two weeks. this is a little teaser. roger, people say, how come you didn't tell me sooner? i'm telling you before the product ships. and only on ipad. there's a good reason why it's only on ipad. what i would say to you is part of

you hear a bob dylan song, you're back in the '60s, you hear a stephen foster song, you're back in the 19th century. so let's go back in time to 19th century missouri when even during the worst of times in a civil war and later the notorious james-younger game, people had great songs and great music that they sang. .. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you. all right. 1876. you know, that summer, june 25th on the banks of the little big horn river, montana territory, george armstrong custer and american 200 men under his command are wiped out by lakota and cheyenne warriors. that summer, a former lawman with long flowing locks was shot in the head in deadwood, south dakota. wild bill hick come. there were swarms of locusts that covered the skies in the mid-west, and they devoured the wheat in iowa, and missouri, and the damage amounted to over $8 million by 1876. the panic of 1873 was still being felt in 1876. cost all kinds of jobs. dropped the prices of crops. many businesses failed. and the grant administration was racked with scandal so they weren't much help

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joining us now, branding expert bob dylan snyder founder and principal of the dylan snyder group.es of the nasdaq a lot because the nasdaq really give them an opportunity when the tech companies were for starting out. and all the big tech companies merged in came together with the nasdaq which was really what made the nasdaq work. with the new york stock exchange saw because there's so much money involved enlisting in the trading in all the rest of it, they saw a huge potential going the other way. they saw industrial companies going down, tech companies coming in. they put a serious effort in the way to build up their franchise in tech companies which is what they have done. tracy: you scare me once, it is so hard to bring me back. and so part of it has been the lack of humans at the nasdaq. so how does the nasdaq really turn this around? >> they have to put together, and effect to my selling machine. they have ever had to do this. call those people that have been there for them when they first listed. they should call on people like bill gates. bill gates was the first nasdaq co

the iconic guitar played by bob dylan at one of his most infamous concerts coming to christies auction house. >> break through in surgery offering hope to some who have lost the ability to walk, including a young woman who was the first to undergo the procedure. on august 20th, al jazeera america introduced jew there's good news for you tech savvy travelers, the f.a.a. saying it's ok to use most electronic devices when you take off, even during takeoffs and landings. travelers can listen to music, play games and read the tablets, but won't be able to make phone calls or use the internet below 10,000 feet. joining us now to discuss all of this is douglas kidd, the executive director of the national association of airline passengers. he's also a member of that committee that advised the f.a.a. about the changes. he's in washington, d.c. this morning. they have studied this issue for years, so why now and what are the challenges that the industry still faces? >> as you said, they have been studying this for years and because of mounting public pressure, the f.a.a. decided to look into mat

from grateful dead songs over the years, bob dylan. do it alone in a car. my point is, how rich is your society where you feel obligated to take springsteen studies seriously? come on now, this is not preparing us for the global marketplace. do you think the chinese are studying springsteen? no. >> so under water basket weaving must go, too? >> no. springsteen music hasn't arrived on mainland china ma. >>> on this sunday 35 minutes after the hour, a worker at an oregon animal sanctuary attacked and killed by a rescue cat. when they arrived, several big cats were running loose. the wildcats haven is located in sherwood, near portland. it houses nearly 60 wild rescued. it's not clear which one attacked the woman. the facility is not open to the public. >>> and an nfl star with a history of dui gets busted for drinking and driving. jerome simpson was arrested saturday morning leaving downtown minneapolis around 4:00 a.m. he refused a breath test and spent the morning in jail. in 2011, simpson spent 15 days in jail for a felony drug convic

dropping on innocent people without others raising up, about speeches such as malcolm x and dylan singing bobongs. i come from a tradition that says lift every voice. it is not say lift every echo. in a market culture we are so obsessed with success that we do not want to tell the truth. of you have to lift your voice when talking about the truth. fox and news, right-wing, msnbc, radically inadequate. they don't want to tell the truth about hiding and concealing what is going on in the military-industrial complex. wire the drones shifting to africa now? let's tell a story of lockheed. let's tell a story of how in fact public space is so and emptying out and becoming a vacuum did. more and more they hit the streets and go to jail. we want our fellow citizens to know that if they straightened begin toks up, if they raise their voices and not just , they haveinstream the courage to become originals copies thatjust imitate the mainstream discourse. we may be able to turn this nation around. they targeted that connection. paralyzed political process, that is more and more sioux superficial, so afr