it never materialized and this is the source of guthrie's anger and then it becomes a source of bob dylan no union movement and bob dylan thought i'm going to go to new york not only to meet woody guthrie but we are going to have a big union and there were not any in 1961. he couldn't find the movement he thought he was going to be part of, so for him to borrow that melody it didn't work until 1913 and that is the tone of the song. he's going i guess it's not going to work in 1961 either. >> van dylan turns away from the folk tradition. he rejects a lot of that. a lot of his lyrical movements go away from that as well. is this a turning point? >> she's going to write the times are changing. that's all in the future so he's going to keep pursuing that for a while but if it's the idea that they are these superhuman people and movements at 19 he said that isn't going to be the case i don't believe it. >> take me through the story a little bit more. he didn't go out and become the icon right of way. he bounced around from coast to coast and was trying to find his identity. he was going to be

tuesday is "grown-up anger: the connected mysteries of bob dylan, woody guthrie, and the calumet massacre of 1913". as the title suggests, it gives three tales the biographies of bob dylan, woody guthrie and the back story of the tragedy in michigan, the tragedy he puts in the context of the early labor movement in this country. the review calls this book a dazzling richly researched story, impeccably told. karen lewis says if you are not true with unions consider daniel wolff blank "grown-up anger" a must read. music is a main character and i've told people youtube is an essential companion to the buck. you want to hear the songs he writes about so the founding member is joining us and will perform a few of the songs that are particularly important in this fascinating book. so, for a thought provoking entertaining hour please welcome daniel wolff and emily kane.

now bob dylan won the nobel prize for literature last delivered he at last his nobel lecture.eech, no prize, that's the rule. the iconic songwriter reflected on what inspired him. bob dylan: when i started writing my own songs, the folk lingo was the only vocabulary that i knew and i used it. but i had something else as well. i had principles and sensibilities and an informed view of the world and i have had that for a while. learned it all in grammar school. ivanhoe, robinson caruso, tale of two cities, all the rest. typical grammar school reading. they give you a way of looking at life, and understanding of human nature, and a standard to measure things by. i took all that with me when i started composing lyrics. and it seems those books worked -- and the themes from those books worked their way into many of my songs, either knowingly or unintentionally. i wanted to write songs that were unlike anything anybody had ever heard, and these themes were fundamental. laura: bob dylan there, nobel laureate. speaking on what has inspired him. i'm laura trevelyan. thank you so much f

. >>> bob dylan, he can finally check off the last requirement on his nobel prize check list. >> youed the official ceremony in december. then he accepted the prize in a private ceremony. >> in order to cash in on the prize he has to deliver a mandatory lecture and the due date for that was in just four days. >> all right, so bob dylan finally recorded a 26-minute talk in los angeles to meet the requirements for the award, he can now receive more than $900,000. that's the prize money for a nobel prize. >> the most reluctant nobel prize winner. >> if i must take your nearly $1 million prize, i will. >>> so apparently nobody for whatever reason wanted to use pump number four at a gas station in rural georgia. >> it might have a reason. there was a four-foot snake behind the nozzle. finally one brave customer wrapped his shirt around his hands and just grabbed that snake behind the head and pulled it out of the pump. >> the other drivers were amazed. at how cool this guy was. the whole thing he said it was no big deal. he loves snakes. he released it into the woods. >> good news. it's s

chance the rapper and bob dylan. going to be a good time. today the weather was gorgeous. >>> it was exactly where it should be. right around 79 tomorrow, maybe few low athdi80s. a shower popping up including fathers day. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ethan hawke, lorde, mustache experts allan peterkin and russell cordeiro, and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 693, yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my. oh, my. wow! welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show," baby. this is it. thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for being here. here's what people are talking about. guys, the big story here "the washington post" reports that president trump is being investigated for obstruction of justice. which could wind up costing him the presidency. [ cheers and applau

max and his friends are here to see chance the rapper, 21 pilots and 135 other acts including bob dylanther fire fly tries to cross generations a little bit. >> i have seen parents here, kids my age and everything in between. it caters to everyone in there. >> reporter: in addition to the water stations, the spruceup stations, endless food options and the beach volleyball courts, fans will see lots and lots of bright security shirts. the tragedy at the concert in manchester not lost on the organizers. >> we briefed the staff multiple times. we are constantly in touch with local authorities and we're taking every precaution necessary to keep guests and artists safe this weekend. top of mind. >> reporter: day passes are still available on the website. wear comfortable shoes, bring sun screen and have fun rocking out. in dover, tim furlong, nbc10 news. >> here is jacqueline london. >>> standing up for their friend. tonight local lawmakers are hitting the baseball diamond in washington, d.c., to support a fellow congressman who was attacked yesterday. we're live from the stadium. and jim ro

this year's headliners 21 pilots, bob dylan and chance the rapper. >> it's a diverse lineup. >>> 4:39 a.m., bystanders help a driver who was going the wrong way on a high highway. the video is coming up. >> this is not what you want to see when you're taking. passengers watch fuel pour out of a plane at a new jersey airport. >> reporter: 6:00 a.m., 69 degrees. low humidity, if they can stand the t-shirts this morning they will like them this afternoon because we're going into the low 80s across the region. rile have the afternoon call and return of humidity and higher temperature as we head through the weekend ahead in accuweather. >> try to guess the top reasons for calls to aaa. that's next. we'll let you try to google it. >> our second heat wave of the season kept aaa crews busy more than 1500 people in the five county area called in for help on monday. dead bears and tire issues are the top reasons for roadside assistance during the summer heat. >> might be able to give your car a break, roll down the windows and give the ac a break. >> reporter: humidity is lower and more comfort

keep an eye on traffic throughout the four day eventful weekend the headliners, 21 pilots, dob -- bob dylannd chance the rapper. this summer, journey into the adirondacks where campers carve through stone. and to the thousand islands, where kids can be kings. if you like big adventure, you'll love new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer getaway at iloveny.com popular radio host who was murdered in 2012 appeared before a judge in mays landing not related to his wife's death. he he pulled out a gun after his a search for his egg harbor township home. it is not clear what investigators were there to look for. >>> a former football player trying to make it to the next level will get a shot at it today. he was camping out outside the eagles practice facility, but the eagles passed. the philadelphia soul is going to take a look. >> bouncing back after samsung's unprecedented phone recall. they have something to celebrate. >> moo reps with more steps. we go to the next level with the today's fitness tip. quin was crazy about curls. but it took a twist of fate to find a high

. >> jimmy: i say dylan -- bob dylan, last night. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: and he was fantastic!t. he was i never -- i've seen him probably 15 years ago. but he's great. and i understood everything. [ laughter ] i mean -- i know how people make that joke where -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: oh, you can't understand. i understood everything. i don't know what they're talking about. but it was great. and he sang, you know, "highway 61." he did "desolation row," then he did that croonery stuff. so, he did like, he did "stormy weather." and he's got kind of a good -- his voice is kind of like older, like creaky now. it's really awesome. anyways, great show. go see it. but the coolest thing is that he doesn't allow cell phones. he asks that you don't take pictures or videos or photos during the show and everyone totally obeyed like the rules and totally respected him. not one cell phone. and i was in the balcony and i could just see 2,000 people just watching a concert. and i haven't seen that in ten years. [ light laughter ] >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: i was like wow. >> steve: you must'

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. >> bob dylan can scratch off last requirement on nobel prize checklist.ight remember he skipped official ceremony in december. then accepted the prize in a private ceremony. in order to cash in on that prize though he also had to deliver a mandatory lecture. well that was due in four days. dylan recorded his 26 minute talk in los angeles sunday. he won the prize for literature, emfa sized his art was something much different. >> my songs are alive in the land of the living. the songs are unlike literature. they're meant to be sung, not red. shakespeare plays meant to be acted on the stage as lyrics and songs are meant to be sung not read on a page. >> well fine then. >> sound very dylanesque. isn't it. that would be a great song right there. to be. new nobel prize release. >> yes. at first, he didn't even acknowledge winning it. and that took several days. >> got the message. >> then finally responded he didn't show up at the ceremony there in scandinavia, sweden. and then here, got around tight. >> busy washing his hair. can't you tell. >> he by the way

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>> reporter: bob dylan. >> next. >> reporter: which video took off first? me goofing around with my mother. >> my madre she sleeps. she talks on the phone. she eats. >> another one was a music thing i did. ♪ that's when i realized that both music and comedy can dominate these platforms. i just make stuff. that's always my advice. just make stuff. the phone alone, i can pretty much shoot and edit and record virtually anything. >> reporter: the american dream, 2017. ♪ for those of you my generation and above, anyone can post a video on youtube. they earn money from advertising. the more views, the more money. simple. >> youtube is kind of the foundation of revenue. that's what pays the bills. from there we work with a lot of brands. right now we're only working with fortune 500 brands. >> lucky you. >> lele's the brand ambassador of cover girl now. >> all right. let's do do it. >> i applied some of the makeup, everything cover girl wants me to promote, in my videos. >> everyone's trying to figure out who are 13 to 24-year-olds watching? advertisers are saying

tomorrow, chance the rapper and bob dylan will take the stage. >>> philadelphia's taking steps to clear kle-- to clean up an a that has been an encampment for drug users. >> how to help those who stay there. >>> and send up the bat signal. ahead, the superhero tribute for adam west. >>> and the next class. the philadelphia sports hall of fame announces its newest inductees. >>> clouds are moving in. the temperatures have come down. no sign of rain at cape may or the marine. 66 degrees -- the marina. 66 degrees. we're tracking thunderstorms and not just today. the neighborhood forecast ahead. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you. we're watching the roads and watching moving through center city. the vine street expressway construction is still taking over the vine. westbound and eastbound from the broad street exit, right here. as you see, the traffic is being diverted off the scene right there until the schuylkill expressway. that will be there for the next 20 minutes or so, at least until 5:00. alwa also watching the blue route at st. david and conshohocken. two lanes

then on friday, bob dylan's "like a rolling stone" turns 52! >>> when you're traveling, fitting in a workout can be tough. hotels want to try to make it a little easier, but it comes with a price. diana olick has the story. >> reporter: getting out of bed to work out is tough, but what if the bed were right next to the gym? >> we have always wanted to do a room that was built around movement and mindfulness. >> reporter: hilton hotel is betting you'll pay more for this added incentive, 45 bucks more per night for the five feet to fitness room. >> one of the most fascinating elements of this entire space is the sheer volume of different activities and options -- >> reporter: in a small space. >> -- that are here, right >> reporter: right it's a tiny space. >> exactly. >> reporter: it's not just a bike and a yoga mat, but an app rots of active amenities, like sandbags, a ball, foam roller, trx -- >> okay, let's go! >> reporter: and a screen with ondemand instructional videos and routines for every piece of equipment. >> the great thing is that it

bob dylan, who won the nobel prize for literature in october, has at long last delivered his nobel lecture was the only vocabulary i knew and i used it. but i had something else as well. i had principles and sensibilities and an informed view of the world and i hadn't had that for a while. learned it all in grammar school, don quixote, ivanhoe, robinson crusoe, gulliver's travels, tale of two cities, all the rest. typical grammar school reading. they gave you a way of looking at life and an understanding of human nature and a standard to measure things by. i took all that with me when i started composing lyrics and the themes from those books work their way into many of my songs either knowingly or unintentionally. i wanted to write songs unlike anything anybody ever heard and these themes were fundamental. with some heavy rain and strong wind and the forecast, you could see some disruption to travel over the next 24 hours. some live surface water around and the strength of the wind strong enough to down some trees. this area of low pressure has been pushing its way northwards and eastward

then on friday, bob dylan's like a "rolling stone" turns 52.n you're traveling, sitting hotels want to make it easier but it comes with a price. diana olick has the story. >> reporter: getting out of bed to work out is tough. but what if the bed were right next to the gym? >> we have always wanted to do a room that was built around movement and mindfulness. >> reporter: hilton hotel is betting you'll pay more for this added incentive. 45 bucks more night for the 5 feet to fitness room. >> one of the most fascinating elements of this entire space is the sheer volume of different activities and options that are here. >> right. it's a tiny space. >> exactly. >> it's not just a bike and a yoga mat but an apparatus of amenities like bosu balance, trx and a screen with on-demand instructional videos and routines for every piece of equipment. >> the good thing is, >> reporter: so would you pay more for this than going down to the regular gym? >> no, absolutely not. >> reporter: why not? >> i can get it right here. why would i pay more to have it five

the evolved and mustacheod beatles standing next to the mop-top lads, as well as marilyn monroe, bob dylanigmund freud, among others. a critic once said the closest western civilization has come to unity in the last 200 years was the week "sgt. pepper" was released. i hahyperbole, perhaps, but 50 s later, you kind of get his points. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> mason: gave us "penny lane" and "strawberry fields" and "with a little help from my friends." that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley, i'm anthony mason. thanks for joining us. good night. ♪ let me captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org access.wgbh.org did you know slow internet >>> right now, a disturbing trend and a string of incidents involving a symbol of hate, nooses discovered across the washington area in d.c., college park, and ann arundel county. the latest news is at a kkk exhibit at the national museum of african-american history and culture and police are investigating this as a hate crime. only on 9, sat d

the evolved and mustacheod beatles standing next to the mop-top lads, as well as marilyn monroe, bob dylanmund freud, among others. a critic once said the closest western civilization has come to unity in the last 200 years was the week "sgt. pepper" was released. i hahyperbole, perhaps, but 50 s later, you kind of get his points. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> mason: gave us "penny lane" and "strawberry fields" and "with a little help from my friends." that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley, i'm anthony mason. thanks for joining us. good night. ♪ let me captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> tonight -- music's biggest stars make their way to manchester. how survivors will play a big role. >> i'm on the ground in england with the latest security measures. >> what big stars have just joined the lineup. >>> then -- james corden reveals why his upcoming "carpool karaoke" with ed sheeran was his most challenging. >> people drive and do everything the same. >>> plus, secrets from a hollywood superproducer, some major scoop to spill. >

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the evolved and mustachioed beatles standing next to the moptop lads, as well as marilyn monroe, bob dylanic once said, the closest western civilization has come to 0 ity in the last 200 years was the week "sgt. pepper" was released. hyperbole, perhaps, but 50 years later, you kind of get his point. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> mason: those same recording sessions at abbey road also gave us "strawberry fields" and "penny lane." pretty remarkable. for scott pelley, i'm anthony mason. thanks for joining us. good night. ♪ let me introduce to you ♪ sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins with breaking news. chopper 5 is over a four-alarm grass fire in fairfield. smoke billowing near highway 12 and pennsylvania avenue in the area we can tell you there are a number of homes as well as an apartment complex nearby. police are asking drivers to avoid the area. you see the smoke at the bottom of the screen there. it's along highway 12. we have some video of the fire from our mount vaca cam. that smoke is visible for miles

cd playr of the tiger ivy was getting like new kids on the block in the mail, and my mom sent me bob dylanlive at budapest. which i love. >> i made her love it. she really wanted -- she would say this because she ask if she was patrolling but i think deep inside she want us to good music case. >> she loved van morrison so much that i as a child was convinced she is going to leave my dad for van morrison. >> not that they ever cost path once. she just loved his music that much. >> host: brown eyed girl. >> guest: and that was my theme song. >> host: what are you doing today? >> guest: i am working for the today show, and it's really fun. it's very ironic, wrinkly, because we had from the media. i literally ran, i don't use te work of my dad was on a one-man campaign to in the word literally. my little girl said eric told me not to go. he literally said that her and i said what did you just say? poppa will be curious. people throw it in -- furious. i literally ran, spread in the opposite direction from david gregory on the steps the white house pick we spent all these years trying to hide fr

that's a dirty little secret that a lot of them are waiting on the -- for the nobel prize, except bob dylan. ... s the new standard. we'll open it up for questions in a moment but i wanted to tell mary that i thought she was a wonderful. [inaudible] it was one of the rivers that ernest wrote about, it's incessant implacable force only in fault small eddies where it cursed individuals like ernest hemingway, greg, and later in some in the next generation and reportedly in those after that. it continues to take the form of cycles of mania and psychotic depression and alcoholism and other addictions and suicide. many believe that three of ed and grace is six children, half of them, killed themselves. born along with the river, where many other qualities not the least good looks, charisma, air and grace was compelling and had some people with an appealing brood. more important, the river carried as it rushed along artistic talents, even genius, as well as extraordinary personal charms. these qualities were apparent in graces musical guests and equally in the incredible charisma she shared with h

. >> juan: bob dylan won the nobel peace prize in literature.o get the money, about $900,000, he had to submit an acceptance speech and yesterday, the nobel foundation released the audiotape of the speech accompanied by some jazzy piano music. take a listen. >> a tale of two cities, all the rest. typical. they give you a way of looking at life. an understanding of human natur nature. and a standard to measure think by. i took all that with me when i started composing lyrics. >> juan: it sounds like a college student pulling an all-nighter. he thanked everything. don quixote, gulliver's travels. you have a folk musician admitting it was reading that took him to the top. >> kimberly: i have an important "one more thing" tonight. i work on my twitter and instagram with this organization, children with autistic and sensory needs. the first sensory inclusive nba franchise in the country. it means that simple modifications have been made to the venue. quicken loan individuals will have sensory needs and they can still come to a game and enjoy it. like

the evolved and mustachioed beatles standing next to the moptop lads as well as marilyn monroe, bob dylaneud among others. a critic once said the closest western civilization has come to unity in the last 200 years was the week "sergeant pepper" was released. hyperbole perhaps, but 50 years later you kind of get his point. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> and that's the overnight news for this thursday. for some of you your news continues, but others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> hi, everyone, and welcome to the overnight news. i'm demarco morgan. criticism is rolling in like thunder clouds from across the world after president trump announced he's pulling the united states out of the paris climate accord. the agreement signed by every nation on earth except two called for voluntary standards to reduce greenhouse gases. and the goal is to slow the increase and the world's temperature. mr. trump called it unfair to the united states and amer

a dirty little secret that a lot of them are waiting on, you know, for their nobel prize except bob dylan. [laughter] >> he's the new standard. >> yeah. [laughter] >> we're going to open it up for questions here in a moment, but i told mary that i wanted to be self-indull gent, because i thought she would get to a wonderful end. i hope i can get through this. two minutes, i swear to god, and no more. mental illness coarsed through the hemingway family like one of the rivers ernest wrote about with such beautiful economy. its incessant, implacable force only in small eddies where illness cursed individuals like ed hemingway, ernest, greg and later some in the next generation, and reportedly in those after that. it took and continues to take the form of cycles of mania and psychotic depression, alcoholism and other addictions and suicide. many believe that three of ed and grace's six children, half of them killed themselves. acted and studied art history. one of ernest's grandchild wrote a book that was nominated for a blitzer and a national book award. these -- a pulitzer and a national bo

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. >> chance the wrapper, bob dylan shall concern a. i'll try to hug her. >> wala. >> t pain?> oh, that's good. >> this is good stuff. buster rhymes, for goodness sake. >> like 140 different act. those were some of the ones that crack me up. >> what about w a/k/a flame? >> say it one more time? (laughing). >> what else does she got? whole camping venue? >> and it is actually going to be perfect, not too hot. not like the beginning of the week, temperatures just right. >> they have good timing. >> like east coast coachemma. >> megan in the control room, you said that you're engaged now. was the story of your fiancee asking your relatives, is that good, is it funny? >> he asked my dad at my cousin's wedding in march, but he didn't propose until the end of may. so my whole family had to keep it a secret for a few month. >> my gosh. >> and my dad said he's like he didn't have to ask me, my dad said. i was like yes he did. i get it is archaic tradition but still a nice thing and i'm glad did he it. >> you appreciated it? >> i'm glad did he? >> i got this text from mark, when i aske

it only took half a year but music legend bob dylan finally finished all the requirements to claim hisnobody bell price in literature. dylan was awarded nobel medal back in october boutade didn't show up to accept it in december. in order to collect the $922,000 in prize money you have to give an acceptance speech win six months. so dylan delivered a 27 minute speech using vivid language rhythmic story telling. that's what he was awarded for in the first place. five days before the deadline. the 76-year-old described how books like donkey yet tee and moby dick helped shave shape his view of the world and it spared him to write songs like no one had before. dylan received the actual award in april while he was in stock home for a concert. >> i've been busy. >> right. who understood what he had to say. >> that's hilarious. >> did he cash that check. >> that's a lot of money to keep on the shelf until you decide you want -- >> when you're bob dylan. >> that's true. >> do you what you do. >> i have point about the legislation or the bill that terry mcauliffe is signing. anti bullying. one

last time miley was here she did a cover of bob dylan and she crushed that one as well. >> thank you> jimmy: well, i thought it your two songs together, you and i. >> absolutely. >> jimmy: yeah, would that be fun? [ cheers and applause ] and here's -- here's the catch. to shake things up, we fed these songs into google translate. and we're going to perform the jumbled lyrics right now. it's time for "google translate songs." here we go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: now, if you've ever used google translate, you know that it's not always perfect. for example, when translated to croatian and back "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon" becomes "the evening show that plays jimmy fallon." [ laughter ] so we did the same thing with popular song lyrics. some people have done this online. it's super fun. so we're going to try this right now. miley, you're the star of the show tonight. so you are up first. >> here i go. >> jimmy: you will be singing -- the google translate version of "shape of you" by ed sheeran. [ cheers and applause ] translated, it is called "your body's curves."

the three, along with old friends bob dylan and george harrison, start jamming at each other's houses out of that was born the travelling wilburys. >> traveling wilburys, volume one, is released in october 1988, while "mystery girl" is slated for release in february. it's a milestone roy never reaches. on december 6, 1988, he dies of a massive heart attack while visiting his parents' home in nashville. he's 52 years old. >> i was so crushed as a 12-year-old kid. there was just such a loss. there's no -- no real way to describe it in words. >> but those classic songs and timeless sound live on. orbison continues to be irresistible to hollywood. a year after his death "pretty woman" the movie makes julia roberts a superstar, and orbison becomes as big in death as he was in life. he also leaves behind something very special to fill the hole left in his young boys' lives. >> the inheritance is strange, but the legacy is love. >> ♪ you got it >> that's next. >> but first, our "strange inheritance" quiz question. what was roy orbison's first #1 single -- "ooby dooby," "only the lonely," "ru

that includes bob dylan, albert einstein, marilyn monroe, mae west, w.c. fields, shirley temple and lewis carroll. it was the first rock album to have the lyrics printed out. the fab four were looking to equal the beach boys' pet sounds released the year before. but martin convinced them to leave the tracks "strawberry fields forever" and "penny lane" off the album. a decision he later called the biggest mistake of his professional life. nancy: he admitted it. jonathan: amazing. if "sgt. pepper"as jimmie hendrix "the experience came out" and sly and the family stone and pink floyd all released albums. the flag is flying because it is the 50th anniversary of "sgt. pepper's lonely hearts club band" at capital records. alison: that is a great story. i wonder if we lost the millennials. do they know who these people are? nancy: beatles are ever-lasting. jonathan: the intrepid millennials will go on youtube and listen up "sgt. pepper." the music is timeless. it doesn't date itself. it's great. alison: one of jerry garcia's favorite guitars sold at action last n

. >> bob dylan, coming to town. >> who else?> chance the rapper coming to town. >> tell us more. >> there is like 100 acts, a fire fly weekends, this is one of the many events that's happening in our area. we've got so many more things and we'll tell you about them. >> but first here's tom. >> former philli busy at first base, try to snap seven game losing streak, and jason peters gets what he wanted all along, all coming up in sport. what are you doing? watching this breath savers protect mint neutralize the plaque acids in my mouth. i can't see anything! that's because it's working so hard. hey, what are you guys doing? karen. we're neutralizing. maybe i want to neutralize. you ever think of that? >>> good morning, e-a-g-l-e-s wealth one final off season practice at the nova care complex, then off until july 24 when training camp begins. eagle took care of one of their offensive linemen, he can tending jason peters through the 2019 season. pete hers head out at the beginning of this off season to gain more leverage. yesterday

the weekend, bob dylan and dj jazzy jeff are among the performers that take to the stage today.he four-day event wraps up tomorrow. >>> hey, i like this music, too. i'll take moat. the smith memorial playground kicked off its summer concert series last night. a jazz bound confirmed as part of kidchella in fairmount park. families enjoyed crafts and food trucks. thal be hosting concerts throughout the summer in july and august. >>> it's a few minutes before 9:30 right now and all eyes are on the montgomery county courthouse in norristown. that's because the jury just arrived there within the past half hour, so did bill cosby and his defense team. nbc 10's cydney long has been there live all morning for us. she's got an update. cyd? >> reporter: rosemary, on a day courthouses are usually locked, the jury in the bill cosby sex assault trial is back. they are behind closed doors, as we speak, deliberating. but what happens if they simply cannot agree unanimously? we'll explain, coming up next. >>> and a view of first alert radar. we have spots of heavier showers. the details coming

. >> bob dylan did a really tasteful one. >> seth: got it. >> keith richards did -- owned his -- ownede. so, i want a co-writer. i don't want to write it myself. >> seth: okay. >> and i want somebody to make it, you know, funny and true. >> seth: and -- and what is the process when you have a co-writer? do you just sort of -- does it start with them sitting down and asking you questions, or does it start with you just saying, "i'm just going to start telling you things." >> i'm going to my -- i'm going to print out my wikipedia. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay, gotcha. so then you don't really have to be involved in this at all. you could just say like, "why don't you go on wikipedia, write is there music you are there people of the younger generation, the millennial world? >> yeah, i toured with lana del rey -- >> seth: oh, great. >> about a year and a half ago. and i was like, this is so chill, i'm going to go on my bus and watch "mad men" re-runs. but then i start -- then i started listening to her after we toured and we became really good friends. and i got obsessed with her, i re

so thank you to bob dylan and everyone at the capitol theatre. [ cheers and applause ] it was a great guys, i want to quickly mention that will ferrell will be on the show monday. >> steve: ah! >> jimmy: we have something special planned with him. [ cheers and applause ] you don't want to miss that. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. we love it when this guy stops by. he's just one of the best actors of our time. he stars in a great new movie called "maudie" opening tomorrow. my buddy ethan hawke is here tonight. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus her highly anticipated new album "melodrama" comes out tomorrow. lorde is dropping in, you guys. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] lorde. >> jimmy: that's the album. later in the show, lorde is going to perform her single "perfect places" for us. so stick around for that. she's fantastic. and also, guys, the summer of 'stache. >> steve: is upon us. >> jimmy: it's happening -- it is upon us. [ light laughter ] >> steve: #stachetag. >> jimmy: #stachetag. summer of 'stache. tonight i'm getting a mustache. i'm a