. >> like bob dylan. >> bob dylan, joni mitchell, the byrds, crosby, stills, nash, & young, you know all these bands were, had political kind of uh lyrics and they were uh, some of them were very overtly political >> one of the songs on your new album, mister sister, caused a, kind of a stir in the trans community. they said it was stereotypical. were you surprised by that reaction? >> i was very surprised. i was very taken aback because i thought it was very uh, positive, sort of gender positive towards anyone i said that it was about anyone who was a self- you know expanding and tran--, and making a transition, anyone who felt betrayed by the mirror. so i meant it to be all inclusive. >> and that's an issue dear to your heart. >> well i you know i transitioned from being, you know i'm bisexual and i was always with men and now i'm with monica for 11 years, and going on 12, and so um, you know this is an issue that i'm, i care a lot about. i care a lot about gay marriage and equality and um, and i've always been very supportive of trans people, um, so i, i was surprised, but it's re

bob dylan. >> people are either into bob dylan or not at all.a middle of the road bob dylan fan. >> i like country, rock country, hard rock. >> country as they call. >> it you like hard rock? >> i do like it every now and then rocking out in the car. then i like old school rock like the eagles and fleetwood mac. >> that makes me feel really old. i like old people music like eagles and fleetwood mac. >> eric, this is from louise p. are you a morning person? >> yes. i get up at 5:45 every morning. i enjoy the morning. it's a very regular schedule. 11:00 at night, sleep, my wife watches "seinfeld" i get up at 5:45. >> i thought she meant are you unhappy like a mourning person. >> no, i'm fine. >> what about you? >> i'm a late night person. that's why i have morning radio talk show which i hate getting up for. i like staying up late and then doing things like taking selfies and stuff. >> that is true. all your most dangerous work is at 2:00 a.m., geraldo. that's when you've got to turn everything off. >> nothing good happens after 1:00 a.m. >> espec

we have bob dylan up there. one of my favorites, jimi hendrix. people went on picnics. i want to wear the shorts every time i give this lecture. not the haircut but the shorts. the civil rights movement which , we talked about last lecture, really heats up. even changes course toward the end. we talked about that. remember this image? martin luther king. the assassination of martin luther king. calls for freedom. freedom must be lived. it's called the freedom movement. african-americans are not alone. these are images of women's liberation. liberation of course is just another word for freedom. women's liberation. don't call me girl. this is the rise of the chicano movement in the united states. cesar chavez unionizing a lot of latino farmworkers in california. trying to protest and bring their protest to national prominence. we must understand the highest form of freedom carries with it the greatest measure of discipline. stay true to the cause and you will be free. all of these movements for freedom. and yet, we must not forget that in 1968, this guy becomes president

memories live and high tech, tombstone blues by bob dylan. bob marley, so much trouble in the world. that's the daytime list. here's the evening list. my favorite things by john coal train, beyonce's super power. moon dance by van morrison. is your love big enough. and then one of my favorite songs, al green, how can you mend a broken heart. >> my gosh. >> he's got an interesting mix. >> i feel bad. i have aerosmith, dude looks like a lady. >> eminem. >> coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> right now, it is the search for a man who broke into a staten island home and terrorized a little girl. >>> plus, tense moments in one new jersey neighborhood where a six-hour standoff is keeping neighbors out of their homes. >>> he's been outspoken on the campaign trail. today, why republican candidate donald trump is going to have to do a lot more listening. "today in new york" starts now. >>> goo

some of these people are bob dylan, president lyndon johnson, barbra streisand. we have science.have the apollo 11 crew. being the first humans on the face of the moon. we highlight marshall nuremberg, who not only cracked the genetic code back in the 1960's, but also won the nobel prize for his work. charles schultz, one of my favorite parts of the exhibit. we were lucky enough to get two of his original sunday comics. and a pair of skates that illustrates it was a lifelong amateur hockey fan. that is something we try to do in the exhibit, to find one object or one document that speaks to the accomplishments of each person. the importance of an exhibit like 60 from the 60's is to show how americans 50 years ago completed work that is still relevant in the 21st century. for example, in the early 60's, at&t launched the first communications satellite, which was the precursor to the electronic age we are experiencing now. satellite communications, cell phone reception, worldwide television reception. internet service. one of the people we are highlighting is the inventor of the wor

. >> just as bob dylan said, you don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. you don't need to be a traffic engineer to know we're going to have traffic jams that weekend. >> reporter: papal visits can draw millions, with francis prove to become a huge draw in appearances elsewhere this year, the biggest jam this time will be getting into philadelphia. the ben franklin bridge from camden to be a pedestrian walkway. it will be five miles to sunday's papal mass that could draw 2 million or more. a d.o.t. chart shows they expect some people who drive cars to walk as many as six or seven hours from more remote suburbs. in short, avoid unnecessary travel, expect congestion and delays, all along the i-95 corridor. expect to be walking long distances, and there is no designated parking in camden. warns new jersey d.o.t. commissioner, jamie fox -- >> if you're not prepared to walk a considerable distance, you may want to re-evaluate. >> reporter: it all sounds like a daunting travel agenda for people who would like to see the pope. >> i think i'll be watching on chann

burning"a southeast direction away from bob dylan areas. here and spruce grove road fires also burning to the north. we expect it will bump into the rocky fire burning. hopefully burnout of fuel. >> reporter: and right now hundred under 50 homes affected none have faced any damage something homeowners credit for more than 1000 firefighters working hard to make sure they stay safe. include"the engines dozers water towers also air tankers helicopters all. the tools we need to try to put the other and effective fight the fight. >> reporter: now out the big thing everyone's mind out here what is next what will happen overnight here is the answer as the sun goes down temperatures soared to come down as well as many levels, where the fires can a suppressed firefighters today if the job that when they try and contain the fire now successive they have will will be to find out at 7:00 and millets numbers. >> catherine: some fire a very near the site of a big iraqi fire where it destroyed dozens of homes. firefighters say the iraqis fired now 85 perc

favorites on his music, you will 2350eu7bd beyonce, al green and bob dylan. talk about he can check particular taste. >>> sharon stone is looking fabulous at 57. the actress posed nude for harper's bazaar and what is sexy these days but it is the frank discussion she suffered in 2000 and how close she came to losing her life. >>> dying dog got wish to play in the snow and that story is trending. people that run an artificial snowmaking park in england helped the owner of the st. bernard have an awesome day romping in the snow before she had to be put down because she has terminal bone cancer. the owner says the day was just amazing. >> very sweet. very sweet. >>> a cat still hanging in there doing well is trending. the guinness world record confirmed corduroy is the oldest living cat. he turned 26 years old. apparently that is very old. his owner is from the u.s. and they have been buddies since ashley was just 7 years old. she is a full grown woman right now. the foo fighters prove they are among the coolest bands ever. they pulled a fan up on the stage to r

but like market strategic bob dylan croon, a hard rain is going to fall. omar in new york. omar. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, i want to say, a long-term fan of the show. >> man, you're contrary. what's shaking? >> yeah, what's shaking is our bdt in their recent acquisition of national ten bank shares $1.8 billion deal. i was wondering because of the deal, it makes me question, it would be a buy/sell. if so, do i trade? >> no, here's the problem. the yield current. i don't want to get too ob truce here. interest rates are at a certain level right now omartha that stock is zpj to have, bbt will have to come down before you want to boy it. i think it can come down more, the other bank stocks are down more. they are every bit as good as bbt in some cases. let's take a hole in that. you will get better prices. look, i have been booming. i don't like the setup. here it is. this is what changes the set-up. a rate hike rezone and a reset in commodities. >> that would be a good start to get rid of the dark clouds that predominate. much more "mad" ahead. salesforce did a good job. anybod

he fancied himself bob dylan when he was in high school. he sang forever young, he wanted to see you have a lot of nerve saying you were a friend of mine. not everybody in the class of that went to the reunion was in favor of reconciliation. a lot of them thought greg didn't deserve this treatment, nobody should give him a hug. those people, this is what changed, those people didn't say it. they were quiet. they politely shook his hand and went back to their corner. >> reconciliation -- >> talk about that. >> do you think it was a genuine reconciliation, word there genuine feelings or was it the awkwardness you were describing? i am curious. >> i think the people sat down and wrote greg letters and he called them, were sincere. i think there were three or four of them that were particularly since the year. it was part of their journey to do that. others thought they had behaved so badly in high school. the people who reached out to greg were not generally eat the people who spat at him or hate him or tripped him down the stairs or hit him i

>> from boots of spanish leather from the bob dylan song, carry yourself back to me unspoiled from across ocean. it's about taking something away from that. ♪ >> words mean everything to the artist "usa today" ranked one of the great american songwriters. and john mayer called the best lyricist of his generation. last week isbell's latest album "something more than free" debuted at number one on billboard's rock, country and folk charts. that has to feel pretty good. >> it does. it's more fulfilling, that being said it's not everything but it's really nice thing. ♪ >> isbell grew up in northern alabama. >> do you remember when you first picked up a guitar. >> his mother, angela hill barnett says it came naturally. >> what happened after that? >> it was -- they were paying attention in nearby at the almost endear fame recording studios. >> you ended up getting a job here. >> did i, yeah, when i was 21. yeah, other than, you know, $50 in a bar that was the first kind of steady income i had making music. >> he was hired to write songs for fame. where little richard, aretha franklin and the a

mike: do you remember "ballad of bob dylan, there is something going on but you do not know what it is. you are left to trade on basically computerized trading programs that do not care about price valuation. momentum following strategies. this is the case laid out by a strategist at j.p. morgan. he said it started late last week with what is known as gamma hedging. tom: the accelerations within the market -- hedging the second derivative. can we talk counselors on a friday? -- can we talk calculus on a friday? hedging, is that a jargon alert or what? bill: i know your viewers know what it means. vonnie: are you saying people who went to the beach were better off. mike: stay at the beach until you get the all clear to go back in the water signal. it is these gyrations -- this is a jp morgan strategist saying this, not me, i could have never figured this out. more mason chasers and portfolio -- momentum chasers and portfolio strategist that target volatility or reposition portfolios based on volatility -- tom: is the strategist that you follow into the week and write for monday? did tha

. >>> a 5-story mural of bob dylan is going up in downtown minneapolis. it's expected to be done in 2 weeks. >> it's beautiful right now, a pair of 6s in the park with the light northwest wind. at times a pocket or two of the upper 40s. ath west caldwell, 58 hackensack, 62 around the hamptons, 64. toms river, a nifty 50, and scarsdale at 60. feeling fall-like, it makes sense. fall is 26 days away, and are those trick or treaters i hear? it's right where we should be. nowhere near the record of 100 set in 1978. let's put on sunscreen and get out there and enjoy it it. it's nice today, and feeling like summer into the weekend. feeling busier out there right now. >> john, i'm happy to say it's a smoother ride traveling southbound on the van wyck, and it was on linden boulevard. i just got word it's since cleared this ride is okay for you. also on the l.i.e. this morning, no real problems to report. the bq sex the only rosation on the map. you're making your way through the 90s and flowing freely. as you make your way across the span here, upper and lower lev

[cheers and applause] - i'll be singing knockin' on heaven's door by bob dylan.ate this song to my father and all our fallen heroes. [jaunty rhythmic music] ♪ [energetic martial drumbeat] ♪ ♪ mama, take this badge off of me ♪ ♪ i can't use it anymore ♪ it's gettin' dark ♪ it's getting too dark for me to see ♪ ♪ and i feel like i'm knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ oh, knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ i'm knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ oh, knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ ♪ i'm knock, knock, knockin' on heaven's door ♪ - ♪ tears drop, knock on heaven's door ♪ ♪ angels carry heroes home from this manmade war ♪ ♪ some ask what it's all for ♪ and we still ain't sure ♪ all i know is that it's stone ♪ ♪ where this heart was pure ♪ a sense of purpose is worthless ♪ ♪ when you're six feet down ♪ maybe we did it all for country and crown ♪ ♪ or did we do it ♪ for the dow jones blues going down? ♪ ♪ i guess we'll have to let the politicians figure it out ♪ ♪ come on, now - ♪ mama, put my guns in the ground ♪ ♪ i can't shoot them anymore ♪ that

. >> just as bob dylan said, you don't need a weatherman to knowve which way the wind blows, you don't need to be a traffic engineer to know we'll have traffic jam that is weekend. >> reporter: papal visits can be a huge draw. the biggest jam this time will be getting into philadelphia. the ben ranklin bridge from camden, to be a pedestrian walkway. it will be five miles to sunday's papal mass that could draw 2 million or more. a d.o.t. chart expect some people to drive cars to walk as many as six or seven hours from more remote suburbs. in short, avoid unnecessary travel. expect congestion and delays all along the i-95 corridor. expect to be walking long distances and there is no designated parking in camden. warns new jersey d.o.t. commissineoner jamie fox -- >> if you're not prepared to walk a considerable distance, you may want to reevaluate. >> reporter: it sounds like a daunting travel agenda for people who would like to see the pope. >> i think i'll be watching on channel 4. i don't think i would go through the crowds. >> reporter: nj transit will have 30,000 seats for the more

eduardo cobra and his five-person team have been painting this five story mural of bob dylan since wednesday less than a week t. $50,000 mural project is a part of the trust effort to revitalize and pri art to the downtown area. dylan actually co-owned the ortheium theater in the ''80s. the mural is expected to be finished september 8th. >> i think hoo es the greatest songwriter after owl time, he was picked. >> i think so. >> a great poet of our time. a pillar of the culture. >> your next live shots should be in front of that. >> that's an awesome idea, kid,ly do that. >> coming up the jobs data, richard weiss manages more than $25 billion for american century, find out why he is looking at consumer staples and health care. "squawk box" will be back from two. this just in: 50 million customers' data was not compromised this morning in a security breach that didn't happen. wall street. not rattled. at all. no. not at all. not at all. i mean, look at the day. sir. sir. what went right? what went right? everything. thank you. with threat intelligence, behavioral analytics, and 6000 experts, ib

so i sang my song totally ripped off from bob dylan and the beatles. totally. they rhymed anyway.> yeah. >> the boys met me backstage. brian introduced me to them. [ mumbling ] >> i said thank you very much. >> to this day spsh -- >> they were encouraging you. >> i'm still trying to design if they said, don't think about it or said, think about it. >> whatever it was, it's turned out pretty good. sir ben kingsley, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> "learning to drive" hits theaters friday. >>> coming up next, speaking of driving, a hollywood bus tour like you have never seen before. you won't believe who shows up. the funny guys behind crash test. that's not right. right after these messages. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh across america, people like badominique wilkins...er ...are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn'

this is the state think gave us bob dylan, prince, and the state that fries more things than they dohat is really great about minnesota, and no offense democrats, buta what is really great is whenever scott walker tries to brag about his record, all they have to do rivernt across the to you, and all of the great work you have done. again, no offense to badgers in but this is what it looks like when you put middle-class families first. instead of catering to those of the very top. this is what happens when you embrace workers, and organized labor as a partner in prosperity, instead of as an adversary to be defeated. [applause] my friends, fellow democrats, this is proof that middle class economics works. [applause] thank you. thank you, governor dayton for building and leading one of the best economies and the country, -- in the country investing in , public schools, giving people more access to the ballot, and proving that middle class economics works. we also have a very special guest in the audience, who has briefly been introduced, but deserves a hardier recognition, walter mondal