bob dylan. can you tell us about the opinion and why you quoted a bob dylan? was it to make it more interesting? >> no. this riddle seen down the street before. i enjoyed that. it was along the same lines to make a particular point accessible. about thepinion was a concept of standing which is limited toiction is actual cases the controversy and therefore you have to have something at stake before we are allowed to decide it. where a situation particular company was complaining about something. but it turned out they do not have a concrete stake in it. i thought about be a good way of elucidating that concept. >> and he said? >> i said when he have nothing yet nothing to lose. i got into a debate with the new york times about it because they said you have nothing to lose. it turns out that it is what most people understand that if you look at the actual published lyrics, when you have nothing yet nothing to live -- nothing to live.it is a debt -- double negative. going back and forth at the times and i was looking at the actual published lyrics. i am more of a

[laughing] i didn't hear from bob dylan. >> maybe you will. one of the connections i wanted to ask you about, back in the '60s bob dylan saying at a place the scholar in dinkytown under his given income abi zimmerman. some of us who here at on campus attack had a chance to him. >> the last time awesome was in washington. i took my kids are 17 and 18, a few years ago now, and he sang his latest album which was a collection of like perry como and sinatra songs. they didn't understand what it was all about, and to be candid i didn't understand what was all about either. [laughing] one of the comment you made when you became chief justice is that you hope to achieve greater consensus on the court. you hope there would be more 9-0 decisions, eight-one, 7-2 rather than seven and the format. do you feel that has developed, if it has is it due to deciding cases more narrowly so you can bring more justices on board? >> i got to say it's a project in progress still. some years we got a bigger number and other years not and is more to do i think with the

i did not hear from bob dylan about it. >> maybe you will. one of the connections i wanted to ask you about, back in the -- under his given name, bobby zimmerman, some of us were here on campus. hear them.ance to him, ilast time i heard took my kids. he sang his latest album, it was a collection of perry, and sinatra songs. they did not understand what it was all about and to be candid, it is it. achieve greater consensus on the court. you hope to there would be more 9-0 decisions. rather than 7-4. do you feel that you have been -- during the time that you have been chief justice, do think that more justice would be on board -- justices would be on board? chief justice roberts: it is a process. some years we have had bigger numbers. i think judicial decisions should be narrower rather than broader. the way to do that is to get as many people on board as you can. if i'm going to reach a broad decision, a lot of people are going to set i am not quite sure i agree with that. they might something -- write something narrower. get more people to ag

they are really contra to each other and there's no middle ground it seems as you could just hear bob dylan versus erick or the other way around if you want to. you are touching on as were your guests the upcoming midterm elections in november how is all this energy going to play out is it going to mobilize voters for instance. yeah it is steps for sure and on both sides not just the democrats manage to stoke and energize their their base and hopefully independent voters too that's what the democrats are hoping for also the republicans are pretty pretty sure that they were able to with this when pushing brett kavanaugh through the nomination process and confirmation process that there were able to stoke and energize their crowds and their. voters or potential voters so this is going to be interesting as of now both parties both sides are claiming that this was no matter what the outcome is now a good thing for their purposes and for november six term elections if we can just return to justice cavanagh one of the mechanics of him taking on his new job and when will he be making decisions. we

i don't say it often, but bob dylan got it wrong we do need a weatherman. tail winds turn into headwinds and you need to figure out which is which before you pull the trigger. on "mad money" tonight i have a to-do list for larry culp to get ge back in action. which boxes he needs to tick off. then we spent last week in san francisco talking about the -- most of which were down today. how are the stocks faring? and paychecks has been a long-term winner for the show. with a strong economy, the stock should be soaring. what is it saying about the economy? i am talking with the ceo. so stay with cramer. >> don't miss a second of "mad money. follow on twitter. send jim an email to mad money @cnbc.com. or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> why did general electric fire now former ceo john flannery after just 13 months on the job. i keep hearing that it was about speed. he wasn't turning the business aren't quickly enough. but it wasn't about speed. it was about the chargers that, quite frankly, shouldn't have been unexpected.

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bob dylan was. a d.j. right before new year's a second chance and then i parted with friends and now. it's two twenty five and headed back to kyoto going to change take a shower about five thirty. in the pray. if i stayed i can't i can't miss this i can't miss his show i cannot miss. it's been a tradition for about six seven years i have to be there i have to so long to hold right now. and. as. the the the a the. a. a b. a polo that is a. new poll and the. goalie the logo the the with the. parting for near different years and then three hours later in the most traditional main temple of my sect all dressed up at five am like i was crazy. it was exhausting but i still do it because i want to enjoy and still not break the rules. and the more you have yeah then five hundred. pounds i think most we are hearing. me going on with. you must say i eat on the uk your show you don't. have is a. good. little boy in there but it was in there you got to go to war boy they're. no good you know that i mean. not to contro

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. >> a collection of handwritten lyrics and sketches from bob dylan are on display at a gallery in londone lyrics of some of dylan's best known songs from 1961 to 2006 are paired with drawings made by the singer. >> this exhibition is the first time ever that dylan has allowed the music and his words to be linked to his visual arts. >> the collection will travel to china next year and eventually head to europe and the u.s. >> and real life drama for the husband of a real housewife. joe guidice, the husband of real housewives of new jersey star theresa guidice hes reased fr guidis an italian citizen who came to the u.s. as an infant and claims he didn't know he was not an american citizen. that's your "eye on entertainment." chris martinez, cbs news, looks. >>> 4:57. coming up we're tracking the latest past of tropical storm michael. >> reporter: i'm nickole killian gill llian killion. i'll show you the trail of damage hurricane michael left behind. mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things aany of it without you..woue without this place. this is for you. mi

to have the bob dylan where the nails leave that. we could use and about they are think. it will be your room. yes you could program next week of graduate but i got it i put it in pretty extension to stay longer and that he lot more work on myself that i'm not getting the help that i need here are some well i'm going to commit i can learn here because i did with every issue the tourist the beauty of it i'm going to present a.t.'s need to see what you are you and what you're sure you in sixty seven sixty eight zero said. when i was drafted they very wisely made medic of me because i don't think there was anything else in the army that i would have done i never saw another job that i could have done that i would have done. and when we get a ambushed and they'd be shoot medicine and stuff i would use my rifle to big noise just. as scare off but i did what i heard him mostly sit stand not men do defects p.t.s.d. and depression and all of that you have your own about ass what it's common to all of. this my son jack. to see the movie. scene. never play.

bob dylan said he was one of the greatest live performers he had ever seen and those songs, a cataloguere very solid. i write about everything. i write about... 0ften my wife will say, you're not going to sing about that in the song! and i say, yes, iam going to say it. the glamour of his heyday in the 60s and 70s was a world away from his childhood. charles aznavour‘s family were armenian immigrants. he left school and began performing when he was nine. and it was the great french singer edith piaf who gave him his big break, accompanying her on a tour of america. in an era of rock and roll, this five foot three and resolutely old school singer was himself surprised by his enormous success. he sang in six languages, he appeared in films, he was even named armenia's ambassador to switzerland. but charles aznavour‘s place in history is the songwriting. that gift for turning the joy, melancholy and pain of life into song. # she... charles aznavour, who has died at the age of 94. time for a look at the weather. here's lucy martin. a bit ofa a bit of a cool start today and sandler stayed in

economy and you know as bob dylan said money doesn't talk it screams and i hear oh i think a lot of money is screaming right now go ahead collen. don't drop. money money for money for the country money and for girls and he wants to keep. saudi arabia in the money flowing so when he hears the contrary to what you did earlier recent the saudi arabia has. a killing jamal because a from my. information right now all that has been reported is that they are thinking about yes. they it's assumed there dave did change their position then reports say that there is an interest of patients that indeed yes that he accidently died during an interrogation keep going calling true are indicating that we don't know the first so that's going to be years but it is probably going to be not to admit to killing. even though the amount of the evidence. in a little there's poet up to the point where it is pretty evident the what happened and you can see that by the fact that u.s. intelligence has already said they have caught. the online giving orders to undertake this capture of a charge. in the interrogation a

and why have you know how somebody supposed to flip that switch if it doesn't happen to have the bob dylan where the nails leave that. we could use and about the odd thing. that will be your room. yes you could program next week of graduate but i got it i put it in pretty extension staying longer than that he lot more work on myself and i'm getting the help that i need here are some well i'm going to that i can learn here because i did with every issue the interest the beauty of it i'm going to present a.t.'s need to support you on you and what you're sure you in sixty seven sixty eight zero said . when i was drafted they very wisely made a medic for me because i don't think there was anything else in the army that i would have done i never saw another job that that i could have done that i would have done. and when we get a ambushed and they'd be shoot medicine and stuff i would use my rifle to big noise just. as scare off but i didn't want her to. mostly since they are not men do defects p.t.s.d. and depression and a lot of you have your own about aswell and it's common to all of us. thi

bob dylan of america publications in egalitarians selected as the best history book and the rise of american democracy that won the prize and a finalist for the pulitzer prize. he is a contributing writer for "the new york times," the new republic and the daily beast and he's appeared on many shows including npr talk of the nation and radio times. tonight he's here to present his new book "no property in man" slavery and anti-slavery at the nation's founding. they were undeniably enlightening and fellow author's remarks until now no historian has examined the critical concessions of delegates refused to make. there will be no constitutional right of property in man. please join me in welcoming sean wilentz. [applause] >> thank you for that great introduction and thanks first and foremost to the harvard bookstore. i am a bookseller's son said to be speaking at events thriving such as this it is a wonderful thing. i also want to thank the center and its director because they were the founders as i will explain. what i set out to do is to take a basic evaluation of the questions of slavery in t

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. >> bob dylan. >> all right. paul mccartney. >> ladies, the ace of cups. you can hear them next friday at the mill valley community center. thank you. >>> i want to pretend the ace of cups just opened for me. we have high thin clouds over the area. love your music. love it. our water year is off to a close start. 20% in san francisco. look at locations, a few thin high clouds. low to mid 50s. even warmer. the highs at half moon bay. almost 80 in oakland. and into the inland east bay. mid to upper 80s. it is going to be much warmer than average this time of year. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. this warm spell will last through saturday with highs inland and the mid 80s. 80 around the bay over the next few days. upper 60s through saturday. don't forget to fall back to standard time. daylight savings time ends then. and then gradual cooling. some cooler air comes in. by the way, tuesday is election day. that's why we have the flag up there. as rae minder. >> good weather for voting. >>> an effort to keep semi trucks from the bridge. take a look a

to have sex with bob dylan where the nails leave yet. we could use about you know i think. this will be your room. yes you could program next week of graduate but i got it i put it in pretty extension staying longer than that he lot more work on myself that i'm not getting the help that i need here are some well i'm going to commit i can learn here because i did with every issue the interest the beauty of it i'm going to present a.t.'s need to support you on you and what you're sure you in sixty seven sixty eight zero said. when i was drafted they very wisely made magic for me because i don't think there was anything else in the army that i would have done i never saw another job that that i could have done that i would have done. and when we get a ambushed and they'd be shipped maddest and stuff i would use my rifle to big noise just. as scare off but i didn't want her to. mostly since they are not men do defects p.t.s.d. and depression and a lot of you have your tongue about ass who think it's common to all of us. this is my son jack. z d v. that. scene. never played came

. >> carter: if you get bob dylan hurricane at fagan's, it's a great night, i will tell you that. and there is a lewis, keeper. so you have now for notre dame, drue tranquill left the game in the first half. bilal leaves the game in the fourth-quarter. you are getting thin at linebacker defending this option. >> aaron: this isn't the way that brian kelly wanted this night to go. not only is he losing players, but he's got a team that is letting navy stick around in the ball game. >> rick: potential play action because they can go for it on the fourth down. >> carter: here is a lewis, going to toss, late fumble, recovered by notre dame! jamir jones gets a fumble recovery! the irish take possession, 6:21, up by 22. navy's first turnover. >> referee: ruling on the field as a fumble recovered by the defense, first down. ♪ >> carter: so the irish possess 6 minutes and 21. the defense gets a take away, closing in on 8-0. steak and unlimited shrimp, starting at $15.99. only at outback. (nationwidyou see brad, songs are really about big life moments. baby shower here. big. life. moment. w

i hate to say this, but in this market you cannot afford to take your cue from bob dylan.ou do need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. yet this is not

this is the home of bob dylan by the way. he was born there. take a look at this district. they changed up the thing and i have to get more muscle memory here. bottom line is here. we have talked about the districts of obama to trump. look at the swing in the district. obama won it by 6. trump won it in a landslide. it was a democratically held seat. here's the matchup and what the polling is showing us in this race. the republican now out in front by 15 points. democrats talking about pulling back. maybe some ocf the financial effort here. this would be a republican pickup and talking about that magic number for democrats being 23, if they lose in minnesota 8, it could go to 24. losing down here in a similar district in minnesota, it could go to 25. again, there are a lot more, a lot more democratic targets than republican tar gets on the map but if the accounting is tight on election night these are the sorts of thing that is will come into play. >> kamala harris and others warn if turnout is low, the low end of the projections show substantial democratic gains in terms o

bob dylan and bruce springstein and leonard mitchell, and you knew them when you listened to their musicalk about parts of themselves they were ashamed of, and i think a lot of the change i think is happening because people's belief system has been sort of swallowed up by this umbrella of politics, you know, because it's necessary to be involved now in a way it's not been necessary before. we've all been lucky enough to sit back and go oh, they've got this, we're fine. the taxes will get paid, roads will get built, people will get freedoms and justice and all of a sudden the internet slaps you the face of look what's happening to this person and what's happening to that person and where your money's going today. so everyone's forced to be involved politically. so the songwriters who have been surprised when they find out you know what these things are, you are still politically kind of in tune? >> i don't know -- yeah, i don't know if they're surprised by that -- i'll tell you one thing. the accent really throws people off because i know i did an interview with trevor noah on the daily s

i think ali getting out of the chair might have -- >> and there's a reason we're talking about bob dylan. born in duluth. >> the eighth district. a little flavor. so this is the open seat. the incumbent not running for re-election. this is one of those quintessential, obama carried the district by six points. it flipped 22 points in donald trump's favor in 2016. so this is a democratic seat that trump won. and you see, this is the matchup for the open seat now. check this out. here's the latest polling. wow, the? has pulled ahead double digits. and so now there's talk of democrats maybe pulling out some of the financial commitment here. this would be, if this holds, a pickup. and again, from the standpoint of republicans here, if they could get minnesota 8, there's another district like it in the southern part of the state. minnesota one, pennsylvania 14. it's kind of a conflicted thing, but because of the accounting that came with that new map, this will count as a pickup here. there are a couple of places here, maybe one or two more where they can get that number higher. if they do tha

. >> kevin: "you haven't lived until you had"-- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: like bob dylan now. >> kevin:ughter ] so, he tells me, he's like, "oh, my god, people love it. they come over, man. they love brick oven pizza. you gotta get brick oven pizza." >> jimmy: yeah? >> kevin: so, i leave his house and i go home to my wife and i'm like, "yo, we gotta get a a brick -- a brick oven -- like, a brick pizza oven. we gotta do it. jerry said it's like a thing. people love it. it's good because we entertain." so i go spend all of this money and i go get a brick pizza oven built in my backyard. and i'm hyped. i'm excited about it. >> jimmy: yeah. >> kevin: and it's done and i invite people over. and no black people like brick oven pizza, man. [ laughter ] [ sad tuba ] it's the biggest -- [ laughter ] it is the biggest fail in the black community. [ applause ] listen, like, -- when i saw they picked this oven apart -- i was like, "dude, it's a brick pizza oven, man. you put the pizza in there, it like, cooks it fast." and they was like, "how you clean it? how do i know that pizza clean?" [ laughte

there will be an accounting by the people of this country and it will be a hard rain in the words of bob dylanhat's going to fall. >> dahlia, if you sat through many confirmation hearings like you have and i know lisa has, it is shocking that the recklessness with which brett kavanaugh dealt with these questions under oath. he knew he was under oath and he knows the meaning of being under oath. and so you have to wonder, what is it about drinking that he is so afraid of us discovering about him? i mean, his drinking to me was a very normal kind of high school behavior. the drinking part of it i understand completely. i saw that every weekend of my life in high school. and in college. i get that. what is he so afraid of in that truth about his drinking? >> well, i think probably if you triangulate back to the moment he snapped at senator klobuchar and she was asking, did you ever black out, and i think that the way you could conceivably reconcile the fact that he has no memory of this that a fronts him that we're talking about it is if he really did get so drunk that he simply doesn't remember.

bob dylan said he was one of the greatest live performers he had ever seen and those songs, a catalogue you're not going to sing about that in the song! and i say, yes, iam going to say it. the glamour of his heyday in the 60s and 70s was a world away from his childhood. charles aznavour‘s family were armenian immigrants. he left school and began performing when he was nine. and it was the great french singer, edith piaf, who gave him his big break, accompanying her on a tour of america. in an era of rock and roll, this five foot three and resolutely old school singer was himself surprised by his enormous success. he sang in six languages, he appeared in films, he was even named armenia's ambassador to switzerland. but charles aznavour‘s place in history is the songwriting. that gift for turning the joy, melancholy and pain of life into song. # she.# charles aznavour, who has died at the age of 94. now it's time for a look at the weather. good evening. this is how the day endedin good evening. this is how the day ended in london. felt beginning to fill the sky, and he resorted looked ac

bob, thank you for. that you mentioned those dplents ecb head mario draghi contributing today in the trough dylan marks has more. >> reporter: what we heard people should stick to the budget if they don't, it seems to be clear, to the italians, they submitted a draft budget plan earlier this week. the commission immediately said they have concerns about it. in just the last hour the commissioner of affairs in europe he has been talking in rome, specifying what is the problem with this expansery spending plan i want to bring you his comment. it's higher than the mar joan, anything they've seen before a failure of half to the 130 debt gdp ratio. that's to fund things like a universal based income something very close to the heart of the italian go. saying he has had constructive conversations, three with the economy minister, he, in italy, very, very keen, to stress, this is all about boosting growth it's been very, very sluggish. for the market reaction. you've seen the yield on the italian just here over the last few weeks. that seems to be continuing on the back of some of these comments >> thank you a ma