imagine cheney or bob dylan.[laughter] but that is a fact, i collect people who are born -- people who graduated from high school in 1959, that's when i graduated. mike bloomberg was in my high school, i was in boy scouts with him. and bob dylan and 62 i saw him in harvard square in the top 47 anyway -- 41. [inaudible] >> that's okay but that's the name i would collect, he's a year older. but look at cheney, his monstrosity, he's a zombie. [laughter] he looks like he is from a cohen brothers movie with tubes coming out. and ryan o'neill, is he still alive? but we cannot talk about, and then in mexico i met a guy who was my age, we lived to the same . . . see music, same disruption in the vietnam war. and when i meet someone my age i am thrilled because we sell the same world, my writing habits, this is related to that, i joined the school and i had something to write about, i published a book when i was in africa, a novel came out and 67. how long ago was that, 52 years ago before any of you were born, and then i

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and i say the most people have a misconception about what bob dylan is. grew up in northern minnesota. having minnesota. and that is a portion of minnesota known as the iron range. this kind of a specialist in minnesota. in a would've gone to the iron age and state late 18 hundreds or early 19 hundreds, would've been a hotbed of radicalism. you would run into socialist and communist, these are folks working deep underground and iron minds. this is part of the labor movement that existed in america at this time. and so dylan himself at one point said that more suspicious of bankers going up and communist. and of course bob dylan grew up in a jewish household is that it mayday mint minority i'm the iron range as well. so obviously this might have an impact to i'm his support for the underdog and that sort of thing. ♪ the answered my friend, is blowing in the wind, the answered my friend is what blowing in the wind ♪ >> in the 1960s, early 1960s, 1950s as well, the folk movement in america sprung up. it was certainly a by and large, a leftist kind of movemen

it's bad larry how to write that in a song and make it a good song the same time but the genius of bob dylan is that he made a play in the wind is a political song but it's a brilliant sum to a lot of people write political songs of the political but they don't write songs and that but it takes that it takes a genius like bob dylan i think put those 2 things together and make it work. it's got to be a good song before it has a message up to full moon one at a time that believe what i love that i want to try to psych. and i have to find my extreme few to fit your 2nd chance for me. and that's how to hone what. i grew to know that i don't hog and he does yeah yeah but not for anyone but the sweetest and the same size. as a kid i know you're the one i love more. than i and all i spose your dirty yeah but everything about us but all of you i guess yeah yeah yeah i can go on and sex and boredom as a van den dog sed. i suck actually so i thought i'm too sexy for i do try the heads up stuff to make the advent know your drum thank you very much because often i could get some of these take your have

june: yes, yeah, 'cause all the young folk, they still know jimi hendrix, they still know, ah-huh, bob dylant is and it's the melody, you know. you can do all this stuff but if the melody or the lyrics, if, you know, if that doesn't touch you, it won't get to you, right. robert: what challenges you now for the future? what are your goals? what are the things that you're looking forward to still doing? june: my goal right now is probably to do one more cd at least, you know, a solo cd 'cause the band is working on a new one right now and so--but i do want to do one more and it's probably--i have two grandkids now. so i wanna do one for them. and hiroshima by going to our website, nbcbayarea.com, and we're also on social media: facebook and twitter, and you can follow me @rhandanbc. and we wanna thank june and kimo and hiroshima for allowing us to pay tribute to their contribution to american, asian american, and pacific islander culture. thanks for watching. we go out now with more from kimo cornwell and june kuramoto. enjoy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ dana-farber cancer institute

bob dylan does a much better bob dylan then willis did.say they broke the mould without one. we were talking about this earlier. is there anyone you see now in the cricketing that kind of emulates bob's valiants? i am thinking particularly of, as sally mentioned, that 1981 test. well, i mean, there are people who... the test. well, i mean, there are people who. .. the 325 test. well, i mean, there are people who... the 325 wickets he took in his career, in 90 games, there are people who have obviously gone past that. and there are some very, very good players around at the moment. anderson is the leading we taker for england but sidelined at the moment by injury. there are players who have certainly improved on the figures. i think where you struggle to better him is the fact that he is such an all—round character. as i say, people don't necessarily understand the whole thing about bob on and off the field. but one thing, first of all. first thing is he set high standards for himself and high standards for others. i mean, iwas probably the

- bob dylan. right. words of wisdom, $400. erik. who is miller? arthur miller.ath of a salesman." $600, wisdom. rock. - who is pope francis? - yes. he's the one. wisdom for $800. [ beep ] it is still a "beautiful" world. good thoughts. wisdom for $1,000. answer... all right. [ applause ] you're at plus $200. you can risk $1,000. i'll go for $1,000, please. all right, here's the clue... who is... oh. i don't know. [ beep ] will...rogers. will rogers. less than a minute now. cher for $200. rock. "i want you, babe." what is "i want you, babe"? no. hannah or erik? [ beep ] it's not "i want you." it's "i got you babe." "i got you babe." rock. cher for $1,000. that's cher and christina aguilera at the hollywood premiere of this musical, in which cher played a club owner. hannah. - what is "burlesque"? - good. walk for $600, please. could it be? it is. the house species of this bird and so early in the season. hannah. - what is a finch? - no. erik. - what's a robin? - no. rock. - what is a sparrow? - sparrow. yes, indeed. [ beep beep beep ] and that brings you up to ne

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that's bob willis displaying his admiration for bob dylan.willis voiced his own lyrics enable on broadcasting career. he was never shy to express his opinion on sky sports television, often employing a dry delivery. one of the most ridiculous selections i've seen in recent times. at his playing peak, bob willis stood above the crowds, and against the odds. it's all over, and it is one of the most fantastic victories ever known. bob willis made wickets, a fabulous performance. 0ne performance among many that proved anything is possible, and that is the dream at the heart of all sport. bob willis, who has died at the age of 70. a us congressional committee is debating whether to bring formal impeachment charges against president trump. he's accused of soliciting interference from ukraine to help his 2020 re—election bid, as well as witness intimidation, and obstructing justice and congress. republican members of the committee say there is no new evidence and insist the democrats just don't like the president. 0ur north america correspondent, ni

this program this year we can go now to bethlehem in palestine joining me is bethlehem former mayor bob dylan thanks so much vera for you coming on to if you could just paint as a picture of what beth them is like this year because obviously there's a wall is the aida refugee camp bank seizo tell the woman in black the woman in black jewish women's organization protesting israeli occupation tell me what it's like this year christmas this christmas despite all the challenges and christmas this year was. very beautiful very like a. the christmas tree at the end of me the bird is huge number of atlantis where there the tree of bethlehem looked gorgeous the motor was the joy of christmas and the joy of christmas is this year all over the place in every city in the west bank in. love it for who would that i'm a large area go everywhere people are celebrating the joy of christmas the last time around we spoke to may around one selman he described christmas celebrations in bethlehem as almost an act of defiance against the defacto u.k. u.s. backed israeli occupation do you think that occupation is s

that's bob willis displaying his admiration for bob dylan.s in a long broadcasting career. he was never shy to express his opinion on sky sports television, often employing a dry delivery. one of the most ridiculous selections i've seen in recent times. at his playing peak, bob willis stood above the crowds, and against the odds. it's all over, and it is one of the most fantastic victories ever known. bob willis, eight wickets, a fabulous performance. 0ne performance among many that proved anything is possible, and that is the dream at the heart of all sport. official figures show that more than half of people aged 16 or older in england gambled at some point during the last year. it's the first time gambling data has been highlighted by the nhs digital report, which is based on a poll of more than 8,000 adults and 2,000 children. health bosses have expressed concern that aggressive online marketing makes it easier for people to become addicted. a shop owner who has made a christmas advert starring his two—year—old son wants it to encourage p

it was the world of heat seekers and woody guthrie, and bob dylan.h sides over the phone. and what you think? >> i said i'll be right over, this is fantastic. chris: is there a phrase you? chris: tears and fears and praying proud ♪ ♪. chris: collins made her mark in other ways. protesting for civil rights and against the war in vietnam. and in addition to her own songs and others, her failing love affair with steven stills inspired him to write the classic sweet judy blue eyes. ♪ ♪ i am yours you are mine ♪ you are what you are ♪. chris: he was trying to when you back. >> yes he was. chris: did it work. >> no, i said it was beautiful but it's not going to get you back. chris: before we know collins was giving us a private concert. ♪ ♪ this is what i ask you for. i loved to sing and the music is on, and the sound is great and the band is great. and i'm exactly where i should be, doing what i should be doing. chris: no plans to retire? >> zero my god it's not in my repertoire. i think part of it is that i am an artist and artist don't retire. chris: on

artists often form our first view of things whether it's bruce springstein or bob dylan making a stinkut america or joni mitchell and mohamuhammad making a stink. lee daniels joined me for our maverick series. and then this exchange that many of you have written in about. daniels opening up about the emotional moment when halle berry won an oscar. >> where were you when halle berry was the first one to win an oscar for a lead zbloel i was in a hotel. >> have you? >> i was in a hotel inebriated. >> not expecting to win. >> invited but i didn't feel like idea served to be there. >> when hollywood tells you you're not deserving, you believe it. >> what hotel? >> the chateau. >> i didn't think i was deserved being at the table. i didn't go there. >> that's something that people who think of you as this successful culture creating star, frankly, might be surprised that even at that point in your career, on oscar night, you weren't in the room, you were inebriated in the hotel and then this happens. >> and the oscar goes to halle berry. >> i want to thank lee daniels, our producer. thank you

all look at this little fella corralled by a cop after he went straight to bob dylan and decided thankm no more. while fortunately got caught up in the stakeout. i'll stop a cow puns right now because we can all agree they are an utter disgrace. i know a lot of kids watching at home right now, are wondering if the cows okay? the answer is yes. the cops took him into custody and their really grilling him. [laughter] they had all kinds of spicy revelations, but don't worry boys and girls, the cops are going to table this discussion in a few minutes because there's already a lot to chew on. anyhow, topic number three. finally was salutes a massachusetts substitute teacher who was arrested for smoking marijuana in front of his students. now in his defense under common core, you do have to show your work. we can't shy the stoner subs and mugshots because it hasn't been released yet. but we can tell you, students became concerned after he led them in a game of pin the tail on the illuminati. although nobody complained when they got a second snack break, and while there was no baking soda vol

>> my kids make fun of the fact that my music taste ended in the late sixties, i hind of have bob dylan, motown and peter paul in mary. and it does not change much. >> you don't have a flip phone! he said you have a flip phone. ♪ ♪ >> you can tell the guy that flies on too many airplanes. i don't know how to shut the thing off! (laughs) >> let me just make one last point. >> sure. >> thank you for having me, thank you for having me back. richard made the comment, giving the last word to chair, not only have we not lost the ability to integrate, i still wouldn't trade our position with anybody else in the world. it's never been a good bet to bet against america. and i would argue at the national level we have a lot of dysfunction. for every bit of dysfunction, at the state level or the local level or the university level, there are still great things happening. and there are a lot more of us that actually like each other, get along -- we don't agree on anything everything, but lord knows there are people that are still trying every day to take what is incredibly, we are blessed to be as

you had even bob dylan and bruce springsteen releasing sun city calling for other artists not to go and perform in sun city you know it was an intel go or part of the movement that far far far preceded the apartheid act in u.s. congress in the ninety's which was really the death now shall we say for apartheid because what it meant is that the banks like barclays and chase pulled out of south africa and really that was the end of it so the point is is that in a traditional way the movement for b.d.'s can force the leaders of power to react but what's really clear is that we as people that do have some role in this process should apply that pressure to artists and say well if you do that there will be repercussions you will face a problem in terms of sales you will face a problem in terms of attendance of shows you will see palestinian flags brought our your shows and so i think that's quite an interesting part of it how would you say for black lives matter solidarity with the palestinians was. kind of initiated we realized oh we need to take our solidarity a step further we need to be mo

artists often form our first view of things, whether it's bruce springsteen and bob dylan making us thinkd muhammed ali making us think about foreign policy. this year take lee daniels, award-winning director of "precious" and the hit show "empire." he joined me for our mavericks series discussing racism in life and hollywood, why donald trump once asked him to direct a movie, and then this exchange that many of you have written in about. daniels opening up about the emotional moment when halle berry won an oscar for a leading role in his film, "monsters ball" in 2002. >> where were you when halle berry was the first black woman to win an oscar for a lead role in that movie? >> i was in a hotel. you've clearly done your homework, have you? >> i do some homework, yeah. >> i was in a hotel inebriated. >> not expecting to win then? or inebriated regardless? >> not expecting to win. i was invited but i didn't feel like i deserved to be there. >> why not? you were a part of the movie. >> i don't know. when hollywood tells you you're not deserved, you sort of believe that. >> what hotel? >> the

and listening to music, what kind of coffee was it, and did he play a little bit of johnny cash, bob dylan, or neil young? >> he is gone now but we will let our guest answer what she. >> i can. he has the benefit of drinking warm coffee in space. on the lunar module, they did not have hot water to heat up their coffee or food, so they were eating cold food, but in the command module, one of the technologies that was introduced for the apollo program was hot water, so he had coffee. it was lukewarm, but it was coffee. you can actually listen to the soundtrack from the apollo 11 mission. it is an interesting combination of music, but you go online, on spotify they put together a list. it is fun to hear the music they were listening to. i am not sure what my calling -- what mike collins was listening to when he was alone by himself. >> and talk about the first meal on the moon? >> the first meal on the moon was more of a snack. bacon squares, which were some of the most popular food items in the space program because they were salty and flavorful. when you are in space, you lose a lot of your

believe that dylan the. mean bob and. let it to. get a feel for him on the big hurt or be out of iraq. for. al qaida is an ideology al-qaeda is not a number of people it's not a group of people it's not a leader that if you kill valley there you will end up tired look when osama bin laden was killed why didn't i tried to and i mean if i do my life should be of quite a bit here. and no more. down once i'm pleasant can have it and have different dynamics but the as a parachute the present that for joe it would be look i did need a little bit to tell you on monday cove if anybody. about. this. german are going well what about the smart. well i can i'm not a. mad man but i want to. get about the show. in a lot of the. 3rd one was that. the americans the superpower of the world with allies i remember attending press conferences in iraq and some generals would come and say gee we killed number 2 who killed number one or killed number 3 and then when you ask. now general can you give us a list of who are the main leaders they would they co

bob willis,. he officially added dylan to his middle name as the bowler idolised the singer—songwriter. his opinion on a sky sports television, often employing a giant delivery. one of the most ridiculous selections i have seen in recent times. at his playing peak, bob willis stood above the crowd and against the odds. bowling, it is all over and it is one of the most fantastic victories ever known. bob willis, eight wickets stop a fabulous performance. one performance amongst so many which proved anything is possible and that is the dream at the heart of all sports. david gower is a cricket commentator and writer; he captained england in the 1980s including in the 1985 ashes. well now known as a writer. thank you forjoining us so quickly here on bbc news. you were eight team—mate and towards down under with him. what was he like to play alongside? yes, we toured all sorts of places with him. that day of course was outstanding, that's what probably made his reputation for all to see for history to record but to be with him bob with more than that. much more than just a cricketer and muc

bob willis,. he officially added dylan to his middle name as the bowler idolised the singer—songwriter.is one of the most fantastic victories ever known. bob willis, eight wickets stop a fabulous performance. one performance amongst so many which proved anything is possible and that is the dream at the heart of all sports. let‘s talk now to editor of the cricketer, simon hughes. how does bob willis rate amongst all the greats? very highly. very fast bowler, passionate, not always rapid but on his day as fast as anyone in the world. and when he takes 300 test wickets, especially in the old days before they played too many tests is phenomenal and the ability to sustain that the speed with really quite a spindly body, he had all sorts of injury problems during his career and i attempted to be a fast bowler as well, i know how much it hurts every day and he just put that beside him. he came in as hard as he possibly could for england with that passion and determination which, of course he then brought to the broadcasting world as well. he was a compelling guy to play with or against. he was

bob boughner found out what he knew. it looked like it might happen in a game time brandon dylan scores his first goal of the season against the rangers. san jose leaves at 3-2. but the rangers scores a tie-in had goal in less than five minutes and they added an empty neta and the sharks implode in the third period. they lose their sixth straight game of the year. lamar jackson wondering where he will put his mvp trophy. the ravens host of the jet that he broke michael vick's rusty record for a quarterback on this run.'s got 1106 and county. check it out, he threw five more touchdowns. he leads the nfl with 33. that guy has thrown only six interceptions all year. watch her feet on the receiver as he drags his second foot to keep it inbound spirit that is a thing of beauty. they win 42-21 and clinch the afc north. the holy grail of ballparks is getting a facelift picked the giants are moving the bullpens beyond the centerfield wall. the bullpens cause injuries while in the field of play so it was a long time in coming. it means left-center will go from 404 feet to 399, dead center 391 and triples alley in right center will

but to be with him, bob was more than that, much more thanjust a cricketer, much more thanjust a pundit. he had many, many eclectic interestss. robert george willis officially added dylanger—songwriter. willis voiced his own lyrics in a long broadcasting career. he was never shy to express his opinion on sky sports television, often employing a dry delivery. one of the most ridiculous selections i've seen in recent times. at his playing peak, bob willis stood above the crowd, and against the odds. bowled him — it's all over, and it is one of the most fantastic victories ever known. bob willis, eight wickets. a fabulous performance. one performance amongst so many that proved anything is possible — and that is the dream at the heart of all sport. bob willis, who's died at the age of 70. the time is 6:15. our top story this evening... the meeting of nato leaders has been overshadowed by a row between donald trump and his canadian counterpart, justin trudeau. still to come — are we becoming a nation of gamblers? a new report from the nhs in england. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, anthonyjoshua says he has no fear as he prepares to face the man who took three of his h