he likes among other things, he mentioned it, he liked bob dylan so much. said what is dylan to you? >> he said when i'm on a campaign trail, the thing that speaks 92 me is maggie's farm. it wasn't blowing in the wind or the times they are a changing. maggie's farm, a song about working for the man, i ain't gonna work for the man no more. >> will there always be this feeling by the new generation that their music is not respected and the old folks and boomers don't respect it and they have to build their own? because that continues. >> i think it's different this time. the music i came up with the '60s happened to be an extraordinary power, currently been and staying power. you had dylan, the beatles, the stones, all working together, listening to each other, trying to top each other. >> you don't think tuesday's music is as good as the '60s and '70s? >> i don't quite say that. it's different. i don't listen to enough to be fair about it, but i don't think it's quite as breakthrough creative as it was then. i don't -- the singers are great. >> how do you kno

all right let's the times and bob let's see the times and bob dylan is in trouble for using a machineit wrote half songs paul i think bob half the songs paul i think bob dylan just means no. dylan farrow am just means no. joe no. wasn't a fan. joe oh no, no. i wasn't a fan. i i'll, i'll write a tweet about it was. an error of judgement on bob dylan apologises for using machine autograph signed machine to autograph signed books blaming vertigo in the pandemic nice bob the book was in november with limited run a 900 hand signed on sale for about 600 quid now i think you know bob dylan's 81 i think the only thing i don't like about this is, he, he or his publishers felt, the need to blame it on vertigo or the pandemic. he could have just said i'm too tired and too knackered i don't want to have to do this. doesn't them to do this. that doesn't them not editions if you've not limited editions if you've got machine written bob got a machine written bob dylan's signature one of these limited edition books you still got one of those books. it's still a machine. he's still got i mean, still o

all right let's times and bob let's see the times and bob dylan is in trouble for using a machine to wrote half paul i think bob half the songs paul i think bob dylan just means no. dylan farrow am just means no. joe i wasn't a fan. joe oh no, no. i wasn't a fan. i i'll, i'll write a tweet about it was. an error of judgement on bob dylan apologises for using machine autograph signed machine to autograph signed books blaming vertigo in the pandemic nice bob the book was in november with limited run a 900 hand signed on sale for about 600 quid now i think you know bob dylan's 81 i think the only thing i don't like about this is, he, he or his publishers felt, the need to blame it on vertigo or the pandemic. he could have just said i'm too tired and too knackered i don't want to have to do this. doesn't them to do this. that doesn't them not editions if you've not limited editions if you've got machine written bob got a machine written bob dylan's signature one of these limited edition books you still got one of those books. it's still a machine. he's still got i mean, still other machin

bob dylan apologized. he made a mistake, he had vertigo.and said he was sorry, they are sending money back to their fans. again, that's what we need to see, you make a mistake, apologize! >> i'll give him credit for apologizing. i, mean i hate that he only apologizes when he gets caught on stuff like this, but i do give him credit for that. >> i guess some too cynical, of not surprised. i'm just not surprised that they would be so many people use they auto pen to use those signatures, and. >> too much time and governments. [inaudible] >> i have a poster that, for my birthday, when diana ross signed it, i bought, it i didn't see her sign, it and my, heart i believe it's her signature, but if it's not i'm not gonna hate diana. >> excuse me, diana ross would never lie. and she is perfect. will stop right there. >> i agree. >> moving on. we're moving it on. you know i love diana ross. >> she is my favorite. >> she's mine, and i love. her so thank you very much. coming up next! protests in china over the country's zero covid policy. anger and ir

. >> the value of my books actually go down with, so we it is not the bob dylan situation. what i will say, laura. he started the show on call to trump to apologize, and we all know that trump will not apologize if pence asks him 100 times. paul dylan apologized. he made a mistake, he had vertigo, he used the auto pen, they are sending money back to the fans. again, that is what we need to see. you make a mistake, apologize. >> i will give him credit for apologizing. i hate that they only apologize when they get caught on things like this, but i do give him credit for that. >> i guess i'm too cynical, i am not surprised that they would -- that so many people use the auto pen to use their signature. >> i'm in government service, they all use the auto pen. >> i have a poster for my birthday that diana ross signed it, i did not see her signed, it in my heart i believe it's her signature. but if it's not, i would not hate diana ross. >> excuse me, diana ross would never lie, she is perfect. we will stop right there. we are moving on. you know i love diana ross. >> she is my fav

legendary singer bob dylan. but this is not about his singing. apologizing because of this controversy over sn signatures on his new book "philosophy of modern songs" it comes after fans who bought a hand signed, so they thought, edition of essays for 600 bucks, posted pictures and realized they all looked the same. so dylan is saying he used an auto pen to replicate his signature. saying in 2019 i had a bad case of vertigo, continued into the pandemic years it became impossible to sign anything. the idea of using an auto pen was suggested to me. it was an error in judgment and i want to rectify it immediately. i think he's going to have a lot of signing to do. you don't think it's a big deal? >> no. it's bob dylan and he -- >> i hear ya. >> you had a book -- >> i had a children's book that a few people bought. >> you have to sign a lot of books, you look at the circumstances, it was covid and he had some vertigo issues. i would take a signature from bob dylan whatever way i could get it. >>> also this morning, nasa's orion capsule broke the dist

i thought that was a bob dylan song. sounds like bob dylan. stuck in the middle. good morning, everyone, 10:00 eastern, let's get straight to the money, the dow industrials up 300 to, the nasdaq composite about close to 300 points. favorable news on inflation at the producer level and the decline in the yield of the 10 year treasury. look at this now please. the 10 year yields 380 one. earlier it was 376. the nasdaq stocks really liked that. the price of oil not doing much, down $1.15, $84 a barrel, bitcoin in the center of the crypto mess still holding below $17,000 per coin. don't know who is buying that at the moment but a lot of people are selling. now this. tonight donald trump makes his big announcement, almost certainly running for president. let me put my opinion upfront. i don't think he can win and in running he bitterly divides the republican party. why can't he when? what was popular 6 years ago is not so popular now. 's hand-picked candidate lost in states that could have given republicans control of the senate. his name calling zingers are not funny

. >> judge jeanine: i saw bob dylan who is great, i saw him, but i forget where he was, but it was am and all over his face, and if she hit the wrong note, not that i could tell, he was just mean. >> will: that is mine, bob dylan and i saw him at the urban center, when you go to the concert you want to sing along, he mumbles his lyrics and i have no idea what song he was singing in any given time. they all sound the same, indistinguishable. >> greg: wow, harold. >> harold: have never been to a bad concert, may be rick james, he did not sing as many songs. >> greg: use all rick james, that's pretty awesome. you can't see them now, he has gone to the other side. ain't no strip club. >> dana: minas luke bryan at madison square garden, did not come on until 9:45, and the two asked before were very good, but all of the people in the audience were so drunk by 9:45, that peter and i left early, it was a horrible concert. >> greg: they ruined it. my worst concert is because i was one of them, it was iggy pop, april 1980 and i got so hammered, let's just say hammered that i had to go to the h

charged. 0f the 600 that bob dylan charged.t the bill into law. excellent knowledge hinterland about the l to put the bill into law. excellent i knowledge hinterland about the use of the auto pen, mark. hugely impressive. thank you very much indeed, mark savage, a music correspondent.— indeed, mark savage, a music- correspondent._ incredible correspondent. thank you. incredible action at the — correspondent. thank you. incredible action at the world _ correspondent. thank you. incredible action at the world cup _ correspondent. thank you. incredible action at the world cup in _ correspondent. thank you. incredible action at the world cup in qatar- action at the world cup in qatar today. in group g there was an incredible performance from cameroon who recovered being 2—0 down against serbia to draw 3—3. this afternoon in group h garner held off the south korean comeback to win the 3—2. currently brazil are in action against switzerland. —— ghana. we are showing you some pictures there of fans in the yellow and green football top

he was known as the bob dylan of latin america. ♪ laura: welcome to world news america on pbs and aroundlobe. we begin tonight in indonesia 48 hours after the earthquake there. rescue workers are still searching for survivors as the number of people killed has risen to more than 260. many of the debtor children. hundreds more people have been injured. the quake struck westf java near a densely populated area prone to landslides with many poorly built houses. aftershocks are still being felt. here is the report. clerics rescue workers remind people not to get too close to the ruin of a house. they are trying to evacuate the body of a 28-year-old man trapped in concrete after the house collapsed to the ground. there were five people at the time, but the others survive. >> the other people were on the highest floor, they managed to be rescue, my brother-in-law was on the first floor in the ruins fell on him. >> the government estimated that most victims are children because of the number of boarding schools in the area that have been destroyed. and while, many destroyed houses are left by t

it's bob dylan. i saw her in austin.and you want to when you go to a concert, you want to sing along. he mumbles his lyrics. i have no idea what songs he was seeing at any given time. yeah, they all sound the same. they're indistinguishable. >> wow. harold, i think i've never been to a bad concert. probably the worst. maybe it probably was probably rick james went off the stage a little too quickly. then i thought he didn't sing as many songs, though. you saw rick james. that's pretty scary because you can't see him now because he's gone to the netherworld. the other side, the other side, no strip club minus the luke bryan madison square garden. he didn't come on till about nine forty five and the two acts before were very good. but everybody, all the people in the audience were so drunk by nine forty five that night we left early. it was horrible that they ruined fauci i am on my worst concert is because i was one of them. it was iggy pop april nineteen eighty and i got so hammered. well let's just say hammered that i h

bob dylan on november 18, 1935, the trial of stepan began in warsaw .other members of the un organization of ukrainian nationalists, one of the most high-profile trials of those times, lasted 2 months in the district court of the polish capital on the bench, the defendants were bandera himself and 11 of his associates. they were accused of preparing an assassination attempt on the minister of the interior of poland, bronisław pirate, who fought against radical ukrainian nationalists. he was indeed killed, but the direct executor managed to escape. as a result, two more bandera were sentenced to death, the rest were given different terms. up to later, bandera also replaced the sentence with life imprisonment, but detained him in the brest fortress and 4 years later, on the thirty -ninth after the german attack on poland, the prison administration left the city, and bandera , along with other ukrainian nationalists , was quietly released. on november 18, 1962, the novy mir magazine was published with the story of alexander solzhenitsyn one day in the life

dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to herbut getting her albanian citizenship clearly a precious moment for the singer. translation: it is a great honour for me and my family to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lg btq community. dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion countries, featured onlb the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. now she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. let's have a look at the start of the season �*s festivities in cyprus, with seven villages unveiling their christmas makeover as part of an initiative by the ministry of tourism and dystonia is hoping tourism and dystonia is hoping to retain its mantle as a christmas destination with the market opening in the tallinn old town square. november has been very mild, it's also b

dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to hergetting her albanian citizenship clearly a precious moment for the singer. translation: it is a great honour for me and my family to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lg btq community. dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion countries, featured on the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. now she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. good news for dua lipa. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @monikaplaha. you're watching bbc news. november has been very mild, it's also been very wet. but as we head towards december, the weather pattern will change over the week ahead. it's going to be turning drier. it's also going to be turning colder. there may well be some mist and fog around, as well. we've got a few patche

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dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to herenship was clearly a precious moment for the singer. translation: it is a great | honour for me and my family to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lgbtq community. # midnight conversations... # dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion countries, featured on the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. ——modelled for several top fashion companies, now, she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. if you're watching in the uk, you've probably been keeping across i'm a celebrity. the former health secretary, matt hancock, has finished third in the itv reality series. the mp faced widespread criticism for taking part in the series — but survived far longer in the jungle than most people expected. the england footballerji

woke up and she would -- she would hand us books, whether it was steve jobs eby i don't go fi or a bob dylan biography. she kept doing her artwork. and mika said one of the things that filled her with awe was the fact her mom till the very end, she was not ready to die, she was not ready to go, she wanted to be here, and that's not something that made me sad, that's something that made her celebrate the fact that her mother remained so curious and, like you, able to say "wow" after seeing all the things that you've seen. talk about where that comes from, that curiosity that still springs from you at 91. >> i was recently given an award for lifetime achievement, oh, what does that mean, lifetime achievement award? just by living, you know? just by breathing and talking to each other like we are now. i mean, that's an award right there. i mean, what is a lifetime achievement -- what i have achieved in life that deserves an award that the person i meet on the street shouldn't have? and if there was any -- and this is what i said accepting the award, if there was anything that i was -- don't wan

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. >> it bob dylan a writer or a poet, what do we call him? like poetry. you said frost and poe. one of my favorite of edgar allen poe was i had long periods of sandy capped by occasionally wonderful periods of insanity. >> and didn't seal sing sometimes you got to go a little crazy, right? well, that's what that means. that's wonderful insanity. wonderful insanity. >> here's what i want to do with you before i lose you. >> yes, sir. >> i have a question about your youthful demeanor. if somebody spent time with you like i said before, say they don't know any of your films and spend time with you as i have in this room and i'm a journalist so i try to be accurate. i would say i was with a very uproarious, energetic man in what we would call the median prime of his life. he could be 50, maybe he's 55, whatever. if they didn't know who you were and they had that experience, they would be surprised to find out today you are -- >> 70. i turned 70 a couple weeks go. >> 70 years old. for real, i don't want to say you seem 70. i want to say you seem g

worship performed in 15 awards, including best new artist estimated 10 to 20,000 piano belonging to bob dyland a bob mackie dress worn by share are also some of the more than 1500 items hitting the auction block. the stock market is in blocks. the bond markets and plugs real estate is influx of people are sort of taking their money out of sort of intangible items and choosing to own something cool something that they can relate to take place in person at new york city's times square, hard rock cafe and online at julian's live dot com november 11th, 12th and 13th charlotte angel fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. while the press and the pundits are predicting a giant red wave. it didn't happen. now it by president biden is declaring that his democratic party had a strong night in the midterm elections. but he's also acknowledging that many dissatisfied or dispense fied with the country's direction. and while republicans may gain control of at least one chamber of congress, president biden pledged to stay the course on his agenda. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach. t

let me tell you, i come from -- to quote bob dylan, i come from a country they call the midwest, and out there in that part of america, where michigan yesterday took over the statehouse, the state senate and the governor's chair for the first time in 40 years -- trifecta. same thing happened in minnesota tuesday. people don't like this -- >> did dylan say -- you know, the d.c. pollsters, they all probably lied. the newspapers, they just went along for the ride. >> let me tell you, our congressman -- yes. our congressman from flint, michigan, he told me last night, he said, man, i got so rile up the last few weeks because the polls were saying i was barely three points ahead. he's the incumbent from flint. and he's just barely three points ahead. he win by over 11 points. he go, we got to stop listening to this stuff. ari, i mean, i had to turn the tv off the last couple weeks, because -- >> i hear that. >> it was just nonstop red wave, republicans are going to win. and every day, i posted a blog that provided -- >> i saw your midterm posts. your newsletter. you know, michael, because

bob dylan, david bowie, justin bieber, he is coming here soon, and who could forget, in 2019, the all work with you to drive our country forward. notjust to work with you to drive our country forward. not just a pro—business party, but a party that is proud of being pro—business. that respects the contribution profit makes to ourjobs, growth and our taxpayers. that gets that working people want success as well as support. understands that backing private enterprise is the only way britain pays its way in the world. and mark my words, this is a matter of conviction for me and i have united my party behind it. anyone who came to our conference this summer, anyone i have met since being leader, more than 100 ceos in the last six months alone, knows this already. this is a different labour party and there is no going back. we are ready for partnership. and let's be frank, because we need to be, partnership is not a nice to have, it's now an economic imperative. i don't want to waste too much time today talking about the government, but the economic damage they have done to our country is

dua lipa grew up listening to david bowie, bob dylan, radiohead and the police — mainly thanks to herranslation: it is a great honour for me and my family _ to have an opportunity to represent my country and people. this girl is no wallflower — she has frequently spoken out against sexism in the music industry, and is an avid supporter of the lgbtq community. # midnight conversations... # dua lipa has clearly found her potion for success — she's top of the charts all over the world, modelled for several top fashion companies, featured on the cover of numerous magazines, and even designed her own clothes. now, she's officially albanian too. wendy urquhart, bbc news. you are watching bbc news. after a recent spell of fairly heavy and persistent rain, still problems with flooding and lying surface water in places. thankfully things are looking drier, for the week ahead, drier but colder than they have been of late and we will see lingering mist and fog around. some fog already today for eastern england, some places the odd patch lingering all day. furtherwest, some places the odd patch l

and he started doing the performance he did for bob dylan. wow. what a 2 1/2-hour experience.he house and i say to my wife, you should be impressed with me. she's not, but she should be. >> it doesn't work. we have to play the clip of the "thunder road" moment, and that was what brought you to tears for the first time since you have been on the air. >> clarence on the sax, you had him there for 16 hours and you wanted him just right. >> that's correct. >> a lot of guys would have walked out and said [ bleep ] this guy, and -- >> you have to find people with no place else to go. that's your first important thing when putting your band together. don't find people that have options. >> where were you when you came up with that piano intro. >> i can't play it anymore. >> what do you mean? >> i can play "back streets," i'll bet. let me see. ♪♪ >> i wrote most of "born to run" on the piano, and most of the record was written on my aunt's piano, and that's why all the songs have -- ♪ ♪ the screen door slams ♪ like a vision she dances across the porch as the radio plays ♪ ♪ roy singin

he's the ceo of thorpe >> we can hear bob martin from gap, we can hear mary dylan or laura alba whatould you like? >> because i know we're in a visual medium, i'll take mary dylan because she's the only one that's not a conference call >> we'll take mary dylan for $500 >> my team delivered an amazing quarter, strong results, better than expectations, in a tough macroenvironment but our customer proved to be very resilient. our topline sales were up. accounts were up food locker north america, up high single digits why is that? customers love the category. they love what we offer in terms of brands and what we do in our stores >> all right there you go you got mary dillon. >> i thought those were all positive nike has been too influenced by china. foot locker has been uneven for a long time. mary dillon at ulta, that was one of the best performances i've ever seen it's a really great get to have her at foot locker, and i think she's going to turn it around. it's been not inconsistent it's been bad. >> well, the turn around may already be under way >> very impressed with the quarter. >