is used, it is plain ♪ ♪ for the politician's gain as he rises to fame ♪ >> up until the time of bob dylanre were the singers. dylan started writing his own music. >> he says, i am going to comment on the world, i'm going to comment on the nature of this human experience. bob dylan was sort of in this white-hot moment of saying more in the popular song than anyone ever had before. ♪ only a pawn in their game [ cheers and applause ] >> after the revolution of bob dylan, the music world moves west. ♪ got to go where you wanna go, do what you wanna do with whoever you wanna do ♪ >> royal canyon becomes the epicenter of the rock revolution. >> the music scene was not happening in new york anymore. it was now l.a. everybody moved to laurel canyon. >> actors, musicians, artists, and so it was a kind of whole community, very open. if you were driving over laurel canyon and you saw somebody hitchhiking, you'd just automatically pull over. hey, brother, get in, you know? where are you going? >> laurel canyon was an incredibly interesting place to live in those days. i lived on lookout mountain with

i must tell me and this is either you material bob dylan m.f. people going to college i'm going to like him that you know. you would but about officially make i'm going to be going in the clear. give me joining him in the jungle that is. guarded by some local children at last ronnie finds itself at the door of a. how do you audio video of audio of them. yeah good there you have it up a little bit down there catherine i'll give it to you on the to get your constant i hate is hearing that we need and we need them to be a lady right here they're going to go from there is a gentleman i think is not maybe a biker you can sleep and you'll hear amy said emily get a really good living on the thing and the feelings about the man and the senate where you have one of us who are going to be there but you would you know if it comes to liability but you need it so much to their grandchildren to negate move away not only on an ongoing battle over the mother says that she looked for her daughter but never reported her missing to the police the other two childre

the bottom line is either you material bob dylan m.f. people are going to con i'm going that one thing that you can't seem to do i need. you but about officially may come to the equivalent. something that. you need to commit but i know that. god is boss and local children at last ronnie finds itself at the door of. the. audio video. of them. there you have it up a little bit down there now i'll give it to you on the to the constant on his hearing that we need to make them to feel like they're going to let him tell us it is not maybe about a year ago. you'll hear amy said timothy only get you going slowly being on the thing on the back of the letter and assuming it was waving your hand a little are you going to have a q. when we do not come to what i do now but you. claim she later had told him to. move away not the only thing i know is that the mother says that she looked for her daughter but never reported her missing to the police the other two children when i read a long time ago ronnie is a lifeguard i'm glad that he's a little digni

central park and of course the billie holiday and my father the son to julie london billie holiday and bob dylan in the rolling stones and then i think of my mother this in the classical music and i don't think i ever judged music and i don't think i ever thought this is the. and that's that i just took it all in and when i came to renew my songs it just all came out in a certain way yeah i don't think it's rap technically i think it's more like beatnik poetry down on my route. direct from dean and wagner represent also because there's because of come about that the mood of i asked the right this to happen a trick question guns under my mother is a writer she's actually still working on our bill as i must endorse paul how to spot an animal and then as i don't have to feel distressed. i mean you know it's not that way really it was just sort of war and it wasn't like you know those times were different parents didn't hover over their children i basically went out and did my own thing with my african drums and my african drum teacher and they were sort of surprises and what is she doing and i reme

. >> i don't have a question, but i can't believe we're not mentioning bob dylan or sam cook. from the 60s. isn't anybody interested -- >> well, i'm an enormous, enormous, enormous bob di land fan, and i find his music -- bob dylan fan, and i find his music to be -- not the political part of that that engages me. there's something about -- not to discount his songs from the early 60s, but he symbolizes kind of the transformational point where the music goes from being overtly political to being sort of moved into the background over the course of his albums between 62 and 65, and after that he becomes to me sort of a really great example of somebody who is not an overtly political singer that often after the early 60s, but it shows in his performances that it could become sort of the community gathering points. like rolling stone isn't exactly a rallying cry, but at the same time there can be this, you know -- >> [inaudible]. >> i love sam cook. there are protesting songs for every era and decade and songs that cut through the radio and technology of that moment, you know, that

think about debasing the currency of the educational process itself apparently not i mean i guess bob dylan is right money doesn't talk it's screams go ahead in athens well yes or no yes money always talks and it is true that people with money are going to get ahead the basic problem is it is we don't have a market environment a true market environment to determine admissions it isn't it's just sky because we have a black market as it were in admissions ten people apply only one can be accepted so you know a true market the guy with the most money will push up the price till he gets the bit in the higher end it's not supposed to work that way we we have it missions committees and mcdonald's we don't have an admissions could make anyone come back who's got far bought. or whatever but that is true and higher it's and it's been that way for decades the people who think this is new are mistaken i have been in a higher ed for i'm in my fifty fourth year of teaching which is means i'm certified only lunatic but. i'm almost as bad as a lie no. but. if the four years of teaching and within ten year

harrison ford amos oz barbra streisand bob dylan and the dean gordimer all have lithuanian roots in the backgrounds you didn't even come across the house or not you need to but there's a leak in the house but do you but you can check the many things you see listening to him while you take in the morning and want to hear we don't want to hear nothing . at all. yeah. i mean it's has found a way to expand her family. she once thought her grandmother and grandfather were the only relatives that had survived the war. this saturday how do you see most of them from latimer to her five hundred friends in russian cars and someone living you know not the father you know away and also people that are her you know their last names and you their last names for example never known who you actually are the first one she strolls through her family tree or she finds a picture of her grandfather's sister she's only just found out that she passed away one year ago. the families were just following also and you know i'm still visiting here fascinating so how people who know me but you know how you know bir

harrison ford amos oz barbra streisand bob dylan and the dean gordimer all have lithuanian roots in the back comes he didn't go for the house i'm not sure whether there's an ache in the feels but to me that's because just the many things you see that is new to him i need to in the morning and want to hear i don't want to play with. oh yeah. i meet has found a way to expand her family. she once thought her grandmother and grandfather were the only relatives that had survived the war. this saturday i haven't seen most of them i found i remember her friend on the first generation close and someone living you know not the father you know away and also people over her you know their last names i knew their last names for example but i never known who they actually are i first learned that she strolls through her family tree or she finds a picture of her grandfather's sister she's only just found out that she passed away one year ago. the fellows were just following also and you know i like to listen to me here fascinating so how people you know write that i can know how you know birds and al

we caught up with the man once pegged as the new bob dylans to look back on a career and family live die ♪ ♪ and it won't be long ♪ and it won't be long >> first appearing on "m.a.s.h." in the 1990s. loudoun wainwright iii has turned up in movies and films every decade since. but music has long been the biggest source of his success. ♪ >> one of the new bob dylans in the 1970s he first hit the charts with a novelty songs. >> this is a great picture. >> fame remained on the margins. >> this is him with a beard and me in the background with a beard. >> at least compared to his father. >> it was kind of annoying to have a famous father, particularly one who had the same name. a column in "life" magazine called "a view from here." in the '60s and '70s and '80s, everybody was reading his work because life was ubiquitous. >> after his father died, he read all of those columns, more than 200 of them. >> he wrote about the vietnam war and the project mercury astronauts. but the personal stuff was the stuff that grabbed me. that personal stuff and this suit his father purchased and wrote abou

moon dog's a cat from like a folk poet from a bob dylan song.one acid for the first time when he was 40 and was previously put in hospitals because he was mentally not right. he said yeah, man, i finally got turned on to acid when i was 40. it was like all the tentacles in my brain that w conct l ecd and. never went to the doctor again. that's moon dog. >> jimmy: that's solid. you don't know any characters like this, do you, snoop? >> oh, i got a couple homies like this. >> jimmy: yeah. snoop, you base this character on yourself, didn't you. >> well, sorta kinda like. >> jimmy: i heart you're working on a movie about yourself, is that true? >> for real? >> jimmy: yeah, i heard you're working on a biopic, is that, is true? >> maybe, maybe not. >> jimmy: why not have matthew. >> we'd have to change the >> jimmy: when we come back we'll see a clip from the beach bum. >> dicky: portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to you by zillow. find your way home. way home. ♪ let me see that! ♪ how did subway know it's what i wanted? ♪ ♪ ♪ one plus one equa

by baird's counting, he spends over a million dollars to add works by bob dylan, dee dee ramone, vincenty simply notorious figures -- john gotti, adolf hitler, charles manson, and john wayne gacy. his art shows attract even more bold-face names. >> he kept a database, and so he could mail out, you know, 5,000 invitations at a time. if you were on baird's list, you know you're going to run into a 100 people you know. you're bound to see hoop. he sort of had the same crew always there. >> but every great party comes to an end. and in 2007, concern is spreading among baird's closest friends, like marianne macy. >> you know, the 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. lifestyle had to change. he didn't look healthy. people's lifestyles changed, and baird was still out there doing a lot of the same stuff. >> do you want to do it afterwards? >> no, right now is cool. >> i think it was more like work for him later. >> on february 21, 2008, baird jones, life of the party circuit, is found dead in his apartment. he's 53 years old. do you remember when you heard he had passed? >> i was shocked. i mean, he was way too y

all the stf bob dylan said he did, i actually did. didn't kn way you did it. we would take any gig. teller was a high school latin teacher in new jersey which i've forgotten what level of dante's hell that is but it's toward the center. [ laughter ] and i made this de that we wouldn't ever do any jobs outside of show business if we were going to work togethe which was easy for me because i had no job i could get and so it was just teller making deal. we would take any gig that came our way. any gig just to get by. we were asked to do a show, it was in new jersey, and it was at detention center or prison for children under 16 years old who had done, as they said on the phone to us, murder or something just as bad. >> seth: wow. [ laughter ] >> so this was an audience, maybe a room this size with probably a guard for every ten n tes and we were going to do a magic ow for them. teller was swallowing needles. i was juggling knives, eating fi . and afterwards, the person who booked us came tus and said "that was fabulous, can we book you t

he'll be on the sofa to tell us about collaborating with bob dylan and kylie. good morning. and drizzle moving east through the day. i will have more in 15 minutes. good morning. it's monday, 18th march. our top story: two people have died at a hotel in cookstown, county tyrone, where it's believed a large number of teenagers were celebrating st patrick's day. police say there were reports of a crush, but the exact cause of the incident is still being investigated. a number of people have also been injured. mark simpson has the details. the news that two people had died broke just after midnight. all evening, there had been a desperate wait for information outside the hotel where the st patrick's day event had been taking place. those who saw the aftermath of the tragedy were left traumatised. terrible. just chaos. young ones. the whole night, ijust can't believe what has happened. exactly what did happen is still not clear. our information is very sketchy at the moment, but what we do know, and it has now been confirmed by police, is that we have two fatalities and my thoug

boyfriend, gabriel glen, posting this since-deleted selfie and writing, expletive, i'm chillin' like bob dylanmichael asked, do you and the family want to come to neverland? >> reporter: this, just two weeks after the documentary "leaving neverland" aired on hbo chronicling years of alleged sexual abuse by michael jackson. "people" magazine reports that the jackson's only daughter hasn't seen the film, but is urging her followers to stay calm, saying, reacting with a calm mind is usually more logical than acting out of rage. but a fan responded, they want to tear his name down and stop playing his music, but it's cool. who cares that he died for this? paris defended her father. yeah, they do that to everyone with a good heart and tries to make a difference. but do you really think that it's possible to tear his name down? like, do you truly believe they stand a chance? relax, and have peace. jackson notoriously kept his children's lives private. but after his passing, paris and her older brother slowly became more public and more independent. paris is now an actress and model, gracing the cove

patriots owner bob kraft to visit the white house despite charges against kraft, this as tampa bay buccaneers make history, we will tell you about it. the 80's classic mix comeback, find out when dylanl return to the screen, all the stories coming thursday morning, by the way, be sure to tune in tomorrow right here, i'll be sitting down with exclusive one-on-one interview, 6:00 a.m. eastern tomorrow morning, a lot to talk about with the president from the economy to foreign policy and tweets as well. the president will join me tomorrow morning right here exclusive. first top story this half an hour, border security, border patrol announcing that it has had to release hundreds of migrants detained at the u.s. mÉxico-border because of overcrowding and it's running out of room at detention facilities, this coming as border arrests last month reached highest number in over a decade. border agents arrested more than 66,000 migrants attempt to go enter the country, joining us right now former obama administration border patrol chief and former fbi official mark morgan. characterize the situation at the border? >> it's absolutely a national emergency, what we are talking about right now is