. >> bradley: uh-huh. >> dylan: um-hmm. >> bradley: you know, you want to say "come on bob, give it upmething? >> kroft: mike wallace, of course, was the very model of the hard-nosed reporter asking point-blank questions. >> wallace: who wants to kill you? you don't care about money. truly now. when you boil it down to low gravy, it's quite apparent that something was going on there. >> kroft: there was his famous encounter during the iranian hostage crisis of 1979 with iran's ayatollah khomeini. mike asking him, in essence, if he was nuts. >> wallace: president sadat of egypt calls you, imam-- forgive me, his words, not mine-- a lunatic. >> kroft: mike remembered getting a non-answer and icy stares from the other iranians in the room. >> wallace: well, the guy that was translating, he looked over at me and said, "you're the lunatic, if you think i'm going to translate that question to the ayatollah." he did, and it got the ayatollah's attention for the first time. can i take you back to november 22, 1963? >> kroft: one of mike's finest hours came 42 years ago, talking to clint hill, o

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every time i think i'm going to feel better afterwards but you know there's all of those people like bob dylan you know i mean really shapes political commentary like. yeah i think that it is very important because even if you also can't understand the lyrics even if you know you don't speak english or whatever language the song is then it's a universal language music and you can feel what it's about even without understanding the words and a lot of people times people don't even if you do want to stick to the i think. what was the song or a songwriter that showed you that someone else could write a song and understand. my gosh there's been a lot. i wish i had a ready answer for this. one of the artists that comes to mind that just sort of does this in a general way as the artist israel minting that probably wasn't the first time but he just has this voice that comes like from the earth great lakes soul. and he has this really amazing way of saying things that have been said thousands millions of times and songs before but where you're just like yeah that's the bare bones human experience simp

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and you are -- you're nominated against bob dylan which is really trippy. >> yeah, yeah.idating. >> seth: yeah. >> and could be a problem. >> seth: yeah. try not to get into a trash talk situation with him. cause i feel -- >> no, no, no. >> seth: so you -- this is standards. how do you select the standards that you're going to sing on each album? >> i -- i try to find stuff that isn't too heavily overdone. i kind of dig through old broadway cast albums, through old songbooks. i just try to find stuff t completely forgotten so you can kind of make it new again. >> seth: and what are you singing for us tonight? >> this is "almost like being in love" from brigadoon. >> seth: okay fantastic. so that's -- you also -- i just assume, and this is ignorance on my part, that people who can sing are so great at singing that they don't need to work on it. but you actually went and trained with the same group of people that trained frank sinatra. >> they worked with sinatra. they worked with streisand. they have actually trained a lot of -- a lot of singers over the years. and they we

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pay five euros to listen to a record in the company of others this evening's auditory treat is bob dylan's double album blonde on blonde the idea of consciously enjoying something without distractions is catching on. that's what playtime is all about taking time to press play and just listen to him music played at its own term partners without pressing skidmore fast forwarding or being seduced by other opportunities other songs that are just one click away and click and fence and on to just abandon yourself to the music from start to finish and the. listening to an entire album requires time and leisure these days few people make the effort . is. harder today we're barely able to perform any activity for a long time we live into our cycles every two hours there has to be a new impetus whether it's going to the theater the center. visiting friends or having dinner everything sinked to this to our rhythm then we need something new noir time seems to be running away from us it's a plague of our modern age yet this feeling isn't so new. even two thousand years ago the loss of like the roman se

bob dylan was there and joni mitchell and the doors.hose sorts of events seemed to lose their inhibitions in a way. out of nowhere, somebody seemed to be able to get this sort of foreign thing and you just need somebody spraying foa m and you just need somebody spraying foam around the everybody of the ta ke foam around the everybody of the take their clothes off and all sort of ha rd take their clothes off and all sort of hard each other amongst the phone. i love seeing people who like each other. —— foam. i don't care if they're each other. —— foam. i don't care if they‘ re really each other. —— foam. i don't care if they're really like each other for ten minutes. the sort of things i love photographing other things that quite a lot of other people to that i wouldn't under normal circumstances ever dream of doing. queen charlotte's ball, just absolutely fascinated me. there were all these young girls, almost like a cattle market, being shoved around for all blokes to look at. it was obviously all to do with meeting the right lobe et c

every time i think i'm going to feel better afterwards but you know there's all those people like bob dylan you know i mean really shapes political commentary like. yeah i think that it is very important because even if you also can't understand the lyrics even if you don't speak english or whatever language the song is then it's a universal language music and you can feel what it's about even without understanding the words and a lot of people times people don't even if you do want to stick to the liquid. what was the song or a songwriter that showed you that someone else could write a song and understand. oh my gosh there's been a lot. i wish i had a ready answer for this. one of the artists that comes to mind that just sort of does this in a general way as the artist israel minting that probably wasn't the first time but he just has this voice that comes like from the earth right like soul. and he has this really amazing way of saying things that have been said thousands millions of times in songs before but where you're just like yeah that's the bare bones human experience simple that's

and so if you get attention here -- >> thank you, it is good to be back among friends at bob dylan university>> then it basically expands outward, beyond just of the campus itself. and they are obviously targeting, they are targeting the evangelical network vote, which is pretty well organized. i think what people misunderstand, they think it is more unified than it is. it is fractured like other groups. but they want to get their share of it, their percentage. and even if you are not identified specifically as an evangelical candidate, you can still get a percentage. you do not want them to be angry with you. so one way you do it is symbolically, you visit liberty, or you visit bob jones. and candidates in this current cycle are returning, i think it is probably number one, dr. pettit wants it to happen, which i think is appropriate and wise. and number two, the candidates want to come back. and they are willing to overcome any adverse reaction that there might be. and i think since 2000, we basically -- there has been some sort of reduction, i hope -- redemption, i hope, that we will be acc

it is three feet tall, 38 lbs, and spans 50 years of songs with bob dylan and van halen and many peopleane at my own cost and hand deliver it around the world. i don't know how early sales have gone... huge! oh, so you are travelling a lot next year? i will start injanuary and be out there for 12 months. so you will not get tired and a little frustrated? i will, but so what? when you go run around hyde park, you get tired. for those struggling to think, you know, what is a kiss band? they may not remember. what planet did they come from? we have a clip. well, let's have a little listen. #everybody‘s got to rock and roll#! #shout it, shout it, shout it out loud#! do you notice how attractive i look? that is from last year! in a way, the offering has not changed much in more than four decades. you are now approaching 70. 68 now. do you not get a bit tired? oh no. putting on the make—up, and... do you? but seriously? it is a privilege and an honour. it's more akin to warpaint, the idea... the entire... you know, the roar of the crowd, the smell of the grease paint, the whole process is so

that of course turned out to be bob dylan. david: did you ever meet him again? mr. collins: i did. david: did he remember you? mr. collins: no. he denies the whole thing. it was quite a bit later like maybe 10 years ago. david: you went to college at university of virginia. mr. collins: yep. david: you were an academic superstar? mr. collins: i was a bit of a nerd. i got excited about science in also. i should give testimony right now to the importance of having a really good teacher in also. what got me interested in science didn't come from my family. no scientist, no physicians for generations. it was that course i had from john halas in tenth grade at lee also in stanton, virginia. david: you went to yale to get a ph.d in what? mr. collins: in chemical physics. it was very -- it was mathematical, physical science. david: your parents are obviously proud. you have a degree at university of virginia, ph.d from yale. and now air ready to get a job, right? mr. collins: you would think so, wouldn't you? david: what happened? mr. collins: here i was as a graduate student sort of work

you know, there's a line from a bob dylan song. steal a little, and they put you in jail.teal a lot, and they make you king. in this case, steal a little, and they kill you. you know, we're dealing with a lot of poverty and a lot of tragedy, and i don't think someone carjacking, suspected carjacker deserves to be killed. they say that they don't know if he had a weapon yet, or they're not reporting yet, but they kind of know that it's always reported if they do, so this seems like another tragedy that wasn't necessary, and i think we need to think about why people are stealing, and why we're living in such desperate times. true tragedy, and i feel like we need to really work on -- i mean, if that was your mother or brother, would that policeman have shot to kill? how come we never hear about people getting wounded, taken down by being shot in the leg or in the hip or anywhere that doesn't kill them? i feel very sad about this happening again, and i want you to consider that we're living in very difficult times, and stealing is not a death sentence, and it's no duty of an o

in the middle of that decade of protest, bob dylan wrote something is happening here, and you don't knowt it is. if you talk to any of the ones that protest, they'll tell you something is happening again. i'm never gonna be able to sleep with this cold. i'll take a sick day tomorrow. on our daughter's birthday? moms don't take sick days... moms take nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. >>> are you enforcing the mandate or not. >> enforcing the mandate. >> yeah, the obamacare mandate. >> look, the president made clear he will work with congress, and part of the discussion he will have tonight with some of these leaders and then again with paul ryan is how to work to implement both the repeal and replace aspects. >> we are joined by steve brill, journalist and author of "america's bitter pill." the definitive book on the aid affordable care act. the president said to his department heads, use whatever authority you have to waive, defer, grant exceptions to, basically the affordable care act, to an estate, an individua

you know, there's a line from a bob dylan song. steal a little, and they put you in jail. steal a lot, and they make you king. in this case, steal a little, and they kill you. you know, we're dealing with a lot of poverty and a lot of tragedy, and i don't think someone carjacking, suspected carjacker deserves to be killed. they say that they don't know if he had a weapon yet, or they're not reporting yet, but they kind of know that it's always reported if they do, so this seems like another tragedy that wasn't necessary, and i think we need to think about why people are stealing, and why we're living in such desperate time

there‘s a play called mad house on castle street that stars bob dylan. 0ver the years i realise almost, look in the cupboard somewhere, if someone in the family was involved in tv production, you never know. you can see some of these old tv classics at the ‘missing believed wiped‘ sessions today at the bfi in london. tonight‘s the night millions of viewers have been waiting for — the strictly come dancing final. if you‘ve been waiting to find out who will lift the demriter ball, tonight is the night. for 12 weeks fans have watched the dancers twirl and tango their way to the final — but who will be the winner? let‘s take a look at who‘s in the running. everything that we‘ve put ourselves through the last 12 weeks, this is worth it. this makes it all worthwhile. just being here and being with these amazing women is — it feels like job donein amazing women is — it feels like job done ina amazing women is — it feels like job done in a way. it'sjust a massive it's just a massive achievement because i didn't think we'd get this far. not that i didn't have belief in us, but you don't ever th

one group just the lyrics to and the song to bob dylan's song "only a pawn in their game" which is about medgar evers killing. in which he portrayed byron as part of the white elite. of course he was a part of the white elite. but i remember very clearly when william bradley huey went into sumner, massachusetts after the trial and he is interviewing the two lawyers who represented milam and bryant and he is writing these memos to his editor. these lawyers, they couldn't care less about milam and bryant. they've done the job. they've done the job they wanted them to do. and i'm not trying to paint it as entirely that. but i do want them to know that everyone represents something much larger than just themselves in that. i mean, we're sorting through the difficulty of understanding why jimmy and johnny johnson, who grew up with isaiah nixon, jim had actually referred to him as his best friend, pulled out a gun and killed them. the family and the one thing the they sort of seek refuge, the family of the johnsons seek refuge is well, they were bad drinkers. they were known to get drunk. mayb

i had students go through an exercise and gave one group just the lyrics to -- and the song to bob dylan's song "only a pawn in their game," which was about the evers killing in which he portrays byron as just a pawn in the game of the white elite. of course, he was part of the white elite. but i remember very clearly when william brad ford hue we're went into some -- mississippi after the till trial and he's interviewing the two lawyers who represented them, and he's writing memos to his editor and saying, these lawyers, they couldn't care less about them. they've done their job. they've done the job they wanted them to do. and i'm not trying to paint it as entirely that, but i do want them to know that everyone represents something much larger than just themselves in that. i mean, we're -- we're sorting through the difficulty of understanding why -- saying why jim a. and johnny johnson who grew up with isaiah nixon -- jim a. had referred to him as his best friend. pulled out a gun and kill him. and the family, the one thing that they sort of seek -- the family of the johnsons, seek refug