dylan bob dylan retooldz himself. he went through. >> there was the interpreter of the american folk tradition. and then there was the aclight our torch bearer for woody guthrie, and then there was writing of his own topical songs. he recreated himself as a religious singer country and western sing eand most recently when we spoke it was about his idolizing of frank sinatra and the american song books standards which we just are leased a record this year in the spring. >> sreenivasan: int seems on that night in newport dylan was being dylan, and not what everybody was expecting him to be. >> he was following his muse and inner voice which told him noog this direction. he wasn't waiting for the approval of the audience. and he wasn't seeking the approval of the audience. he was behaving the way an artist behaves. >> sreenivasan: it's kind of the essence of rock 'n' roll to challenge the convention, to do your own thing. >> absolutely. dylan idolized elvis and marlon brando and all the rebellious figures of the 1950s an

pete seger introduced bob dylan here in 1964.m an acoustic to an electric guitar. >> do you remember hearing about that moment? >> oh absolutely yeah yeah. it was huge news all over the world. >> even for you. >> . >> reporter: when dylan left to a crowd of boos george lee was watching. >> was the one there when he came off the stage and i said to him, bob jourks to go back and sing an acoustics song or there's going to be a riot. he went back and sang "it's all over baby." i didn't think much of it. afterward in a sense it destroyed the culture. >> by 1970 the festival was finished. it was revived in the '80s when it moved to its current site but by the end of the decade it had grown tired again. >> at that time it was called the dunkin' donuts newport folk festival. even was laughing. that was kind of lame. >> thoos when james sweet, then a coordinator for tv commercials made a proposal to george wee. >> i said your festival could be so much more. he said, nobody in your generation knows about it. why do you care. i said it's b

explain why. >> well, the answer to why was because it was bob dylan and newport was supposed to be the place for traditional music for folk music and dylan had been the guy who joined arms with everyone, sang blowing in the wind. [singing] >> now he was shouting how does it feel to be on your own. [singing] >> he gets on stage and he starts to play with a very loud band nobody had heard anything that loud in their lives. they had never been to a rock festival. also, he had always been perky, chatty and friendly. now he's the guy we have seen ever since. he walks up frowning, never says a word and just sings his songs. >> the reaction to fragile peace the crowd? >> some people were cheering, but some felt that he was being inappropriate or that it sounded terrible. >> even the godfather of this folk festival, which was pete seger. >> pete seger was very upset. >> why? >> he felt this was a festival that was supposed to bring people together, and dylan was trying to push people away. >> that's interesting. >> why wouldn't pete seger with seemingly open flexibility. >> his whole idea was

. >> you know, really, the answer to why is because it was bob dylan, and because newport was supposedbe the place for traditional music the folk music, and dylan had been the guy who joined arms with everyone and sang "blowing in the wind." ♪ >> now he was shouting how does it feel to be on your own. >> he gets on stage and he starts to play with a very loud band no one had ever heard anything that loud in their lives. also he had always been perky and chatty and friendly and he was now the dylan who walks around frowning, never says a word turns his back on the audience and sings his song. >> the reaction from the crowd. >> some were cheering, but a lot of people felt this was inappropriate, he was being aggressive or just like it sounded terrible. >> including the godfather at this festival, pete seger. >> he was very upset. >> why? >> he felt this was supposed to bring people together and that dylan was trying to push people away. >> that sounds so interesting. this would be a new form of folk music. why wouldn't pete serge, the guy who opened this and seeming flexibility be open t

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i thought he made bob dylan sound like tom york. >> not the worst thing in the world. >> just becauseecord an album doesn't mean you should. and that's what i tell adam levine. >> it would be funny if the camera got moved. >> i know. can't have everything. tom you said bernie isn't that old. he is 73. >> 73, okay. he looks great for 73. >> he is a year older than geraldo which is hard to believe. >> now that is a guy who looks -- i mean i would not tustle with him in an alley. >> i don't think bernie sanders selfies look as good as geraldo's. blockbuster tried to get "fargo" off the shelves and you said he turned it off halfway through even though the wood chipper scene happens near the end of the film. >> indeed. >> what he said is he turned it halfway through the scene. >> how they published it is halfway through. we will pull the documentation. >> you were also incorrect in calling them a reliable source. >> plead the fourth. >> you feel bad because he is a blockbuster employee. the good news is he is no longer a blockbuster employee. >> good for you. >> are you talking to me or th

go back to bob dylan's lyrics to explain this one. my existence lead by confusion boats, muytany from stern to bow. they weren't referring to wells fargo's quarter or earnings deck there was confusion and a mutany from what we were supposed to care about. wells fargo makes money every day by turning the lights on. until this morning when the mutany decided to see the country's revenues. once they cut through the confusion and saw the trough which was what wells fargo had in the first net margin increase in ages which is what i wanted to see the stock was off to the races. you caught a monster swing by recognizing there was no mutiny from the bounty of profits. down 2% and very good loan growth. then there's johnson & johnson. if you have been following this you know one thing that can't be trusted is the headline numbers as they have been terrific. even though the stock is a nightmare. opening higher quarter after quarter of what looks like to be a fantastic published set of numbers. not backed up by the reality of how they do it. $1.

putting tidiness promoter and manager working with artists such as elvis presley, frank signature and bob dylan. jerry weintraub for 77 years old. here's a look at other headlines. the u.s. seeks to make a shift to follow the iran deal. the white house crafted in italy strategy for the remainder of president obama stirred up more forcefully address conflicts in iraq, yemen and syria amid tensions over the conclusion of talks with iran. fight over health light turns to medical device tax. congressional republicans the repeal of attacks on medical devices as their best opportunity to chip away at the affordable care act. sam sung c. seven straight profit decline. the world's largest smartphone maker by shipman said operating profit likely fell by 4%. coming up after sinking yesterday, stabilizing a bit this morning. a check on oil and gas prices and applies at the gas pump. checking in on u.s. stock index futures. teachers at 72%. the celebration continues. the u.s. women's soccer team making history with the most-watched soccer game and u.s. senator. we will have a roundup of what is next for ca

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whether your name was joan baez or bob dylan or whether you are a blind blues singer from mississippigot $54 for performing at newport. and all of the rest of the money that was generated by the festival was used in order to help the folk field. amy: this is a clip of you theodore bikel, singing with pete seeger on a 1956 episode of "rainbow quest." using a traditional he hebrew folksong derived from the old testament. >> ♪ amy: do you remember, theodore bikel, singing with them? and who is rashid hussain. >> i no longer remember. [laughter] amy: but the song lives on. >> and how good it is for brethren to dwell together in peace and unity. that is what the song says. amy: so you have performed tevye more than 2000 times. do you plan to continue? >> i think i have hung up my milk pail by now. i'm about to turn 90 years old in may of this coming year, of this year and i think enough milkman possibly. i mean, i may be persuaded to sing a song or two from it but to do a full production of "fiddler," i don't think i will anymore. not that i can't, but it is just , you know, i used to have

. >> woodruff: on the newshour online: 50 years ago this weekend, bob dylan "plugged in." for the first time on stage. his legendary performance at the newport folk festival shocked many, and the story reverberates today. to commemorate the event, we compiled eight things you didn't know about the electric guitar. that's on our home page. also there, relive one of the iconic hip-hop albums of the 1980s. all day today, seattle station k.e.x.p. paid homage to the beastie boys classic "paul's boutique," with songs and interviews, which we've embedded on our website: pbs.org/newshour. and a reminder about some upcoming programs from our pbs colleagues. gwen ifill is preparing for "washington week," which airs later this evening. here's a preview: >> ifill: summer politics: when nothing goes as predicted. when donald trump can visit the u.s. mexico border wearing golf shoes. when bernie sanders can get boo-ed at a liberal conference. when hillary clinton can't stay ahead of her emails and when her husband and her opponent's brother can be friends through it all. we tell you wha

. >> tomorrow, 50 years to the day since bob dylan went electric at the newport folk fesk.ere. >> i'm going to roy wow. >> up next the most pivotal charchls of the week. you're watching "cbs this morning." >>> that's u2 concert last night. charlie, fwail and i went there. we saw them play at madison square garden in new york city. as you know gayle, come on out, let's take pictures. at the arena we met bono backstage before the show. i don't know if you can tell his hair is blond now. ran into house minority leader nancy pelosi. it was a fun night. as gayle put it we stayed up late on a school night. >> by the way, where are they? i would like to say where are they? >> you get credit. the shooting you did there, a little bouncy. lucky you don't shoot your own stories. >> i'm really glad you're here this morning. >> thanks. >> that does it for us. anthony might be here tomorrow. >> he will. >> be sure to tune in to the "cbs evening news" where charlie rose is filling in for your scott pelley. as we leave, let's take a look at the week that was. have a great weekend. >> you h

. >> tomorrow, 50 years to the day since bob dylan went electric at the newport folk fesk.ke you there. >> i'm going to roy wow. >> up next the most pivotal charchls of the week. you're watching "cbs this morning." iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 34 mpg. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> that's u2 concert last night. charlie, fwail and i went there. we saw them play at madison square garden in new york city. as you know gayle, come on out, let's take pictures. at the arena we met bono backstage before the show. i don't know if you can tell his hair is blond now. ran into house minority leader nancy pelosi. it was a fun night. as gayle put it we stayed up late on a school night. >> by the way, where are they? i would like to

when i started listening to it it was bob dylan, first. which had viral hits. map what is it like doing a video when you have sir ian with you? >> i walk into the canteen and there he was. he was a very charming person. he made me feel very comfortable because the idea at first was a bit nerve wracking. flattering, of course. >> you started singing, you know, i guess in your teens 16, 17 and you started uploading youtube videos. >> yeah. they have this red blow up sofa and you write a song on it and i must have been 18 when it went out. >> you signed a record deal shortly thereafter. what was it like to go to from youtube to a record deal. >> it looked like everything happened super quick, in many ways it did, but the nice thing was i did so many -- >> yeah. >> and then 500 and did my own. it doesn't feel like me suddenly being in this celebrationsituation. é1=;p_ hot dog. >> the first time i've seen a weiner mobile. >> when you're done performing this morning, we're going load you with hot dogs. >> okay. >> welcome to america. we have wei

doctor maurer that said, and this is the tweet, due to the nashville airport saying in the voice of bob dylan -- >> bless his heart is kind of a southern way of saying it can be in different context. bless his heart could be a complement usually it's not. usually it means man, you're an idiot but it's a nice polite way to save. >> said he has a book coming out august 1 and it kind of gives a sneak peak. it's engaging the culture without losing the gospel. the cover is by johnny cash and there's something very unusual about this book. >> on the inside of the publisher did kind of a poster with different quotes. >> it has the goal of the reconciliation. >> you have written about adoption and you have four children. >> five. >> five children. tell us about the adoption. >> we adopted the first two benjamin and kennedy when they were a year old. they just turned 14. and it's kind of been a priority and a concern for me because we have children all over the foster care system in the united states of america and in orphanages in group homes around the world who need families come and we have famili

you talked about a tweet, it says due to the national airport singing in the voice of bob dylan. dr. moore: it was pretty bad. bless his heart is as saying. it could be a compliment. usually it's not. usually it means man, you're an , idiot. but it's a nice polite way to say you're an idiot. mike: dr. moore has a book coming out august 1. he is kind to give us a peek. it is called "onward, gauging the cold without losing the gospel". the cover is by johnny cash and a something unusual about this book. dr. moore: the blue is from an old johnny cash britt and then -- print, and on the inside, the publisher did kind of posters with different quotes from the book. i think they did five or six of them. mike: five different covers. dr. moore: yes. this one says kindness does not avoid conflict kindness engages conflict but with the goal of reconciliation. mike: you've written about adoption. you have four children. dr. moore: five. mike: five children. tell us about adoption. dr. moore: we adopted our first two sons, benjamin and timothy, from a russian orphanage when they were a year

the culture industry you had a tweet that says due to the national airport singing in the voice of bob dylan, bless his heart. >> it was great. bless his heart kind of a sudden and saying they can be in different contexts. bless his heart could be a compliment, that day, bless your heart but usually it's not that usually it means man, you're an idiot. but it's a nice polite way to say you're an idiot. >> dr. moore has a book coming out august 1 and he kind of gives us a peek called onward, gauging the cold without losing the gospel. the cover is by johnny cash and a something unusual about this book. >> the blue is from an old johnny cash britt and then on the inside the publisher did kind of posters with different quotes from the book. i think they did five or six of them. >> of five different covers. >> so this one says kindness does not avoid conflict kindness engages conflict but with the goal of reconciliation. >> you've written about adoption. you have four children -- >> five. >> five children. tell us about adoption. >> we adopted our first two sons, benjamin and timothy, from a russ

so not sure biber streisand and bob dylan.o become the chairman of the el and in 1996 after a shuffle he started his own production company where he went on to be responsible for make ahead like oceans 11. charles: thank you very much. hollywood has lost a legend jerry weintraub at the age of 77. do unto others as you would have them do unto you. apparently that might apply to hackers. it seems like it does. a company sells hacking software to governments around the world. and guess what they just got hacked. more of that in a moment. and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom l

first big i knew my life changed when i got elvis and then when i started with sinatra and then bob dylannd on like that. music was my life for a very many many years. and then i went to film. >> and boy did he know movies his early hit recruits included robert altman's nashville. "oh god." also, of course "diner" and the "karate kid" frnks which all came back to frank with a reboot of "oakss 11" and a new generation of hollywood stars, who were simply in awe of him. it's like george clooney said yesterday in the years to come the stories of accomplishments will get better with age, just as jerry would have wanted it. because the stories were such an important thing to jerry weintraub, he could tell a great story, we'll leave you with one from this show. it's from the height of show. we were debating actually health care, and in the middle of the height of the battle over health care reform jerry came up with the sinatra plan. and this is it. >> i think sinatra, who was also a nevadaen was way ahead of the curve on health reform. he called me when i was about 30 years old and said to me w

dylan. >> i love it. i can write like "bob." and the "o" is more like a square. spotty showers and storms moving closer to topeka kansas. we have a chance in these two areas through kansas and also over into kentucky where we could see some stronger storms today. isolated hail up to an inch in diameter. wind gusts up near 60 miles an hour so an isolated tornado is possible. just our best chance in those areas of seeing stronger storms. all because of this front here. it is not going anywhere because it is stationary. we are looking at nice, hot temperatures south of the front. north of it it is in the 70s and 80s in the northeast and finally decreasing >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. grab the sunglasses. bright sunshine less huld conditions today. temperatures in the 80s this afternoon. typical summer weather that will continue this weekend. just a bit warmer but the humidity stays low. saturday morning, in fact cooler to start with 67 degrees. near 90 on saturday. sunday up to 90 degrees. then the mugginess returns next week with a chance of sho

dylan. >> i love it. i can write like "bob." and the "o" is more like a square.y showers and storms moving closer to topeka kansas. we have a chance in these two areas through kansas and also over into kentucky where we could see some stronger storms today. isolated hail up to an inch in diameter. wind gusts up near 60 miles an hour so an isolated tornado is possible. just our best chance in those areas of seeing stronger storms. all because of this front here. it is not going anywhere because it is stationary. we are looking at nice, hot temperatures south of the front. north of it it is in the 70s and 80s in the northeast and finally decreasing >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. temperatures are now in the low to mid-60s. we do still have low clouds and even a few sprinkles especially for the north and parts of the east bay. as we go into the afternoon a little bit more sunshine today and a high of 72 degrees in the east bay, 69 degrees in san francisco. north bay topping out at 78 degrees. and some upper 70s also for the south bay. >> and that's yo