and then he hit me. >> that's when dylan's anger overcomes his fear. of the nerds. >> when i was growing up gamers were considered, you know, not cool. i got teased a lot. they came into our place and tried to kick us around and i don't like being kicked around. >> with no sign of a weapon present, dylan rushes his attacker and begins pushing him toward the front door. >> just kind of bum rushed him. i think he was expecting the first hit to knock me down. i think it surprised him that a bunch of nerds didn't go down with one punch. >> as dylan struggles with one assailant the other one jumps into the fight. >> he and his friend were hitting me in the head as i was pushing him out the door. i kind of grabbed him around the throat, kept my head to his chest, like my dad taught me, and just kind of kept moving forward. >> seeing dylan in trouble, devon tries to help. >> i go back around, jump back into the fight. i get slammed against the counter, black out. i was able to pull one of the guys down, still getting punched several times, and then pin him to

dylan's story and others like it led to the first recall five years ago. at that time the manufacturer recalled one million of the seats to add warning labels about the risk of using them on raised surfaces. >> it's too bad that the accident had to happen with dylan in order to make the company take notice. it really is just a shame. this really didn't need to happen. >> the makers of the bumbo are asking you to send away for a free repair kit which includes a safety belt. a doctor warns that the belts still may not make the seat safe. >> my thoughts are that that will not prevent injuries. if you have the child buckled and the bumbo on the county the child can push themselves off. >> she said parents' best defense is common sense. today several consumer groups, including the consumers union spoke out saying they believe this is a product design flaw and they also do not think that adding the seat belt is going to make a difference when it comes to child safety. reporting live from los gatos, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, mary ann. >>> righ

we're not going to allow dylan. steve calls bob dylan.bob dylan with all respect slightly spacey, doesn't quite do what they, the sort of his manager. they're all trying to figure out. steve jobs talked them into it. and he finally says to bob dylan, i will write you a check for $1 million if you'll stay out at the itunes store but that box set for here. and dylan come i hate to say it because i love dylan, takes the money. innovator andy lack has moved out of sony and the box that not only goes on to the itunes store, dylan doesn't ipod ad you may remember with silhouettes in dylan wearing a cowboy hat. and you know what? it held still and even more than it helps the ipod for the first time since 20 years he debuted with an album at the top of the billboard charts because itunes and the ipod has such a cachet about him doing that ad for a new generation. >> you look skeptical about some of those questions. >> i'm not skeptical. there's a lot of questions. my expression is that they were to westar. another question before we get into the

then his chapter on bob dylan came under scrutiny.eeks of digging, he admitted that "the toyotas in question either did not exist or unintentional misquotations or represented improper conversations of pre-existing quotes. the lies are over now. i want to apologize to everyone i have let down, especially my editors and readers." layerer are has resigned. to find out how moyer cracked the case, i sat down with him in new york. welcome. what made you want to spend time looking into the book and the bob dylan quotations? >> the first thing is that i am a bit of a dylan freak myself. so when i saw -- >> nerd, perhaps? >> i am a bit of a nerd. when i saw these things and -- considering the previous difficulties he had had with the plagiarism charges and other things that people had accused him of, taking a passage from malcolm gladwell, and i decided to read his book. i read the first chapter and stopped at the first chapter. i still haven't gotten beyond it, incidentally. the first chaptd was about bob dylan. a few smelled fishy. the sour

dylan moore is coming up. >> just do four straight. best pitch for your best swing. best pitch. >> nomar: 30 runs on 27 hits in this game. >> karl: winning run at first base for california. >> nomar: tennessee only used three pitchers in this game. they're going to special pinch run austin paretti. >> karl: a fastball or wild pitch will get them into scoring position. outfield fairly deep right now. >> nomar: did you see extra innings when this inning started? >> nomar: no, i did not. this has been incredible. >> karl: 2-0. a 2-0 pitch on the way to dylan moore with the winning run at first base. there's the strike. such an incredible roller coaster ride of emotions for both of these teams and their fan bases. that's there for a strike. 2-2. we've shattered the home run records in a little league world series overall. there's been six in this game. three by the guy from tennessee right there. curveball, center field. playable. oh, easy out there! it lands in the glove of jason brown. they have managed to cut a 15-5 deficit. we're going to play extra innings in the un

dylan moore is coming up. >> just do four straight. best pitch for your best swing. best pitch. >> nomar: 30 runs on 27 hits in this game. >> karl: winning run at first base for california. >> nomar: tennessee only used three pitchers in this game. they're going to special pinch run austin paretti. >> karl: a fastball or wild pitch will get them into scoring position. outfield fairly deep right now. >> nomar: did you see extra innings when this inning started? >> nomar: no, i did not. this has been incredible. >> karl: 2-0. a 2-0 pitch on the way to dylan moore with the winning run at first base. there's the strike. such an incredible roller coaster ride of emotions for both of these teams and their fan bases. that's there for a strike. 2-2. we've shattered the home run records in a little league world series overall. there's been six in this game. three by the guy from tennessee right there. curveball, center field. playable. oh, easy out there! it lands in the glove of jason brown. they have managed to cut a 15-5 deficit. we're going to play extra innings in the un

dylan is rusty. joe biden should read the book.s news i don't -- >>neil: i t think biden can sing. the president can sing. how does he do it? i think he is not always in the public eye and he avoids the public eye. >>guest: he is not the bee gees or sells five billion cd's. he is an icon. some are too famous, too fat. they made money fast but then where do you go? >>neil: he has reinvented himself. >>guest: he is a folky country guy, a blues guy, gospel guy, different genres all time. >>neil: not a political guy? >>guest: he is about justice, not politics but injustice, the times are achanging, social injustice. >>neil: has he gone to obama? >>guest: to the white house twice, there a couple months ago. >>neil: your message to those who want career power, is to constantly be evolving? >>guest: reinventing yourself. >>neil: how do you abuy that to joe biden? >>guest: he has had a troublesome image. he should maybe change his way of doing his work. the way he pokes. or what he speaks about. he should read the book. he really should. h

instead, dylan testified at trial that campbell wasn't swinging the bat.ey witness who refused to change his story and was not called to testify was james white. >> they were telling me that other people said this and other people said that. i said, but i'm not interested in what other people said. i'm telling you what i saw, and this is the truth. >> white was standing inside the deli, and he saw chavrls campbell, not as victim, but as aggress sor. >> they held him down only as long as it took for him to cease attacking. and once he did that, they would let him up. >> white says that's when campbell got the bat, swinging at the elder richie. >> i'm looking at him saying, my god, he's going to kill him. >> the jury never heard that version either. bell antoni found the autopsy report supported white's story. >> one of the things the district attorney's office couldn't get ampbd at the hearing was that the bat was being held upright. the only way you get five wounds with three bullets is this bullet went in the forearm, out the forearm, into the chest. >> i

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bruce springsteen, bob dylan or robert plant. >> he says i can't see robert plant or dylan doing this. >> we'll have the answer at 6:54 >>> we have fog west also in southern maryland down in webster field. visibility less than a mile coming in there. we have some showers, sprinkles here in charles county. here's a look at the day planner. tyson's is cloudy this morning, maybe an isolated sprinkle there. stray thunderstorm can't be ruled out. dry this afternoon, warm with highs in the upper 80s. michael? >>> the nationals have a day off. >> they begin the series tomorrow in florida. the nats going to miami with a four game losing streak. >> zimmerman on the mound, a two run homer to jimmy rollins,fully leads 3-0 and a bizarre play in the seventh. one on for adam laroche. now this looks like a home run but it bounces off the railing. laroche got tagged out. their lead in the division now down to four and a half games. >>> sunday afternoon in pennsylvania it was japan against tennessee and only in little league will you see this. a walk off mercy rule homerun. japan hit a two run homerun

was it bruce springsteen, bob dylan or robert plant? >> debra cook said bob dylan would be my answer. >> we'll have the answer on our 6:00 show. >>> i bet on the eastern shore don't have our reporting stations coming in yet but likely to be some fog goodrich all the tremendous rains they saw yesterday. still looking at a few showers south and east. that will pull away from us by 9:00. low to mid-70s, we head toward lunch time, upper 70s to low 80s. then this afternoon, an isolated storm at worst with highs in the mid to upper 80s. enjoy. >>> good morning, everybody. what's become a reversal of roles this season the washington nationals went into this weekend's series against philadelphia looking to maintain their lead in the division. since the phillies aren't going to win the title this year, they get to play the role of spoiler. jordan zimmerman man, phillies up, jimmy rollins adds two more. an inning later lance nix adds another, phillies up 4-0. cliff lee solid. he allowed seven hits in seven innings, striking out five batters, allo

greatest moment. >> i'm strongly considered if i were to get the thiel fellowship to drop out. >> dylanth us. thanks being with us. >> thank you, mandy. >> i was listening to your mom and dad and excited to drop out of brown and do the fellowship and were they a little concerned? >> they were. >> maybe a little bit of a jump. >> they were very concerned. they're super nervous i think is the biggest thing. you know, you tell your parents that all their life saying get good grades, go to school, dropping out of college not exactly what the parents want to hear. i'm really lucky to have a supportive family. not just my parents, my grandparents. my family is amazing. but it wasn't until i went to the finalist round that they really saw the fellowship and realized not a bunch of crazy people and a great place for me to be and learn from. and that community was there. >> you know, since you mentioned community, i mean, i would imagine that, you know, when you first met the other federal, state, and localists competing for the fellowship,came across a community of like-minded people. >> that's

my brother liked classical music so i heard that, so i wasn't in on elvis or even dylan, and then we, and we watched ed sullivan, and there they were. i was just flabbergasted, because it was unlike anything -- my father had kingston trio, pete seeger records. my mother had soundtracks from musicals. great music, lots of great music influenced me, but this was another matter. and they were cute. tavis: but they were men. >> i didn't care then. they were okay. they were okay. but they were, as we all know, in retrospect, not that anyone -- well, no, that's not true. not everybody got it. old people didn't get it. tavis: oh, of course, of course. >> just like i don't get my daughter's music, and i feel like an old fogey. but the beatles, in hindsight, were geniuses. tavis: so hearing all those disparate sounds, it's all good stuff -- and quincy jones told me that there's only two kinds of music -- good music and bad music. so you were hearing a bunch of good stuff, but you're hearing classical from your brother, you're hearing your mother, where your mother likes to hear the musicals.

afterward, buck showalter waa praising reynolds bat and his glove... é meanwhile...pitching phenom dylaneehis douule a debut tonight for bowie...last year's 4th overall draft selection got a start against erii and diudn't exactly set the woods on fire..he went 5 and a third, giving up 5 hits, struuk out 3 and walked 3...throwing 96 pitches...he did get the win though...and is 1-0 in double a. you can see the ravens next fox 45...they host the liins on friday...coverage starts with a pregame show at 7-30... and then stick around after the game for our wrap up show...lions and ravens only on fox 45... i'm bc...and beesure to ted...-

and be you could tell the son was upset, and he said to dylan, why? dylan said, my dad told me i have it within me to solve problems, but this is why randy pausch is so important. he's so important because i found out that last summer young dylan went to capitol hill to lobby for pancreatic cancer research. so it is fantastic when millions of people hear your message and watch a youtube video, but it is far more vital when one person acts on it, and i love that he is prove of that. there are also heroes and, again, i always say this is a book not about famous people. it's about what we're all capable of on our very best days. we are all brave, and we are all cowards, and we are all strong and weak, and we all can act beyond ourselves. sometimes we do all those things on the same exact day. so the book is also filled with people you've never heard of. there's a young girl named alex scott who's in the book, and alex scott before she was a year old, she was diagnosed with cancer. it was the only life she knew. chemotherapy and surgery and hospitals. and

and still dylan said my dad said i have it within me to solve problems. i found out that last summer young dylan winter went to capitol hill to lobby for cancer. it is far more viable when one more person acts on it. i love that he is proof of it. that's what makes us who we are. the book is also filled with people you have never heard of that young girl named alex scot who is in the book. and alex before she was a year old was diagnosed diagnosed with cancer. only a life she knew. chemotherapy and surgery and hospitals. and when he was four years old she said to her parents she wanted to open a lemonade stand not to buy any toys for herself. she wanted to give the money to doctors to help other kids it cancer. within a single day the stand races $2,000. and then she eventually sets a new goal and what's what i love best. other lemonade stands pop up with her name on them. let's raise $1 million. on june 12, 2004, hundreds of lem naitd stands open up and every state in the country ordinary people selling water and sugar and lemons to help kids with cancer

his friend dylan has seen him after the funeral, and dylan is a partying dude.nts to get him out of the house. he says there's this party tonight, come out with me. it turns out to be this really wild party. he once into somebody in this tee pea after the scene. i won't tell you what happens after that >> okay. well, fans can watch the movie on itunes later this month. >> absolutely, yes, august 30th. >>> let's talk about your music. you are exceptional at what you do. how old were you when you started playing the violin? >> i was 11, in middle school. i wanted to play the guitar, and i went to a class, but it was an orchestra class. it just stuck with me. the rest is history. beautiful music history. >> what are you feeling? >> it's just fun. on stage you just go into a whole different world. there's so much freedom. from nice to night you don't even know where you're going to go. >> you look like you're having a good time. >> "away from the world" will be released september 11th. let's listen to the single that's entitled "mercy." ♪ to fight ♪ mercy ♪ will we

he just calmly turned around and walked away. >> reporter: dylan concerned the well-dressed gunman would blend into the crowd and get away, following him onto fifth avenue, despite screams. >> i knew when he made the left, i was i knew they would be there. >> reporter: >> reporter: nine bystanders -- instead focusing on the thousands of people who are gathered outsided eischenic skyscraper. >> i feel like someone else could have died. that's not supposed to happen. get up in the morning, go home at night. he shrugs off any suggestions he's a hero. >> i feel like i did the right thing. i feel the police are the bunz that confronted the guy. i didn't confront them. >> reporter: lori board nerro. >> today the commissioner ray kelly called the shooting appropriate, since the officers had just been told the gunman killed a former co-worker. >>> next at 6:00, we are live in tampa at the republican national convention. >>> we're tracking isaac, the storm could make landfall. on the anniversary of hurricane katrina. >>> republican national convention officially kicked off today, but weather is a

en el candem yarad, el novato de los medias blancas dylan axelrod lanzó pelota de tres hits hasta elnotarle siete carreras al zurdo rumbo a una victoria por 8-1 ante los orioles y hasta aqui los deportes, mas esta noche solo a las once. unos mensajes.. y al regresar les mostraremos el aspavientos que armo un murcierlago durante un noticiero de television... y les recuerdo que se aproxima el esperado festival salvadoreÑisimo, asi que univision washington le invita a enviar la palabra "tenchis" mediante un mensaje de texto al numero 90900 para que obtenga un descuento inmediato de cinco dolares en su entrada y tambien participe por dos entradas vip para que comparta con los artistas detras del escenario... envie la palabra "tenchis" al 90900 tiene hasta el lunes 3 de septiembre para participar, el festival ya para finalizar...les cuento sobre algo que nos podria pasar a nosotros en el canal.... un murcielago quiso hacer su debut en television e ingreso al estudio mientras que el presentador estaba informando en vivo el noticiero y tambien del presentador del tiempo... esto fue en una e

dylan, currently 20 years old. it wasn't that long ago you were a freshman at brown.or and what were your goals at the time? >> yeah, i spent two and a half years at brown university. i was a junior. i took a semester off. i was studying computer science and mathematics and my goal was to, i guess, find out who i was as a person and learn more about the world around me. >> dylan calls, says i want to take the semester off, what did you think? >> he came home at christmas vacation and said i'm thinking about applying for this fellowship. we were sort of -- i was secretly hoping maybe he wouldn't get it in on time and the submit button wouldn't get pushed. >> tell us about the project. what was the idea? >> the idea is basically to let people express themselves creatively online. i think everyone has this inner artist. we suppress the artist because our taste is so high. right. our skill level is a little lower. so the delta between that can be changed, fixed with technology. >> so in other words, it's kind of like an artistic facebook sort of? >> a little bit. what we'

tonight, the orioles' number one pitching prospect goes up a level...dylan bundy has been called up toie from frederick and will pitch the first game of tonight's doubleheader erie...the 4th overall selection in last year's draft, the 19 year old bundy had a 6-3 record witt a 2.98 earned run average in 11 starts foir the keys orioles-red sox highlights andd the latest from owings mills... that's coming up tonight at 10:50 and 11:30 on sports unlimited. --toss to vyyas-- vytas-- 3 3 3 a... family in arizonn... manages to pull off ... a... "mega wedding"... that's so big.../ it's making national headllnes. headlines.that's ... because... it wasn't... just... one daughter getting married... / it... was... á3 ..the... waldie - family... held theer joint reception ... in... an... airport hanger museum..../..depending... on... which wedding party ...you visited.../ there... were signs... pointing you... to the right part of the room....// :47 "everybody you can see. you can see everybody's individual tastes, so thee did "i'm all red, and i'm dripping, but we're married, so whoo-hoo!" in... t

that creates bob dylan. john baez, -- joan baez, woodstock, sexually revolution, that leads to bill clinton and then gay marriage. [cheers and applause] you proud of your work there banjo man? >> this book is -- turned out a professor in wes leann university in connecticut said can i read your letters. i have files of carbon copies of letters. i said sure. any of them? sure, i was not thinking. he said he might like to reprint some of them. i thought maybe woe write an recall in a little magazine. behold he and his son selected not dozens but hundreds of short quotations he felt from me, some of the magazine articles i had written and a few paragrfs from books -- paragraphs from books i'd written. put them all together. 20 chapters. you see, i contradict myself here and contradict myself there. at one time i was a member of the communist party for a few years. >> stephen: i'm getting to that. i'm getting to that. in 1955 you refused to testify before the house on american activities. >> well that was -- >> s

. >> bob dylan would have been absolutely hopeless if he hasn't basically been incredibl -- incrediblylatively nice. >> and let me ask you about your olympics. you've been relatively vocal about this. it's been a big year for the gay and lesbian community in america. are you happy with the speed and advances and rights now bestowed out? are you still thinking a lot of talk not enough action? >> having been on the journey of getting towards gay and lesbian rights equality, understanding, diversity in america, 20 years ago, started, no, i was hoping in 10 years it would all be -- we'd all feel comfortable about it. this is deep-seated fear that comes. religion and all kinds of things involved. so this changed -- this change of paradigm with understanding, love, relationship, family, society takes time. are we moving in that direction? absolutely. >> you grew up in kansas. you came up -- i know when i grew up, gay was a bad word, homo, and -- there were so many then, blacks and poor, the immigrants, them, now the them is me. it was a very poignant way of putting it. do you feel the then t

. >> bob dylan would have been absolutely hopeless if he hadn't been basically pissed off all the time'm right. >> yes, yes. >> i know you like your politics. you've been very vocal. it's been a big year for the gay and lesbian community in america. are you happy with the speed of the advances and the rights that have now been estowed down? you still think, you know what, a lot of talk, not enough action? >> having been on the journey of getting towards gay and lesbian rights, equality, understanding diversity in america, 20 years ago, started, no, i was hoping in 10 years it would all -- we'd all feel comfortable about it. this is deep-seated fear that comes. religion and all kinds of things involved. so this change, this change of paradigm of understanding, love, relationship, family, society, takes time. are we moving in that direction? absolutely. >> you grew up in kansas. i know where i grew up, gay was a bad word. ignorance and fear ruled the day. there were so many themselves back then. the blacks, the poor. then there was the immigrants. them. now the "them" is me. it was a ver

. >> nomar: dylan moore is a special teams runner. and california certainly not throwing in any towels here. cole tomei has hit a home run here at the little league world series. take ace good hack at that one and fouls it off. this inning startinged with bradley smith, the number four hitter with a single up the middle and knocked brock myers out. he never takes a bat out of the dugout. always wants to get an at-bat. get a chance to hit some more. 0-1, to the left. it's down, it goes to the wall. one run is in. gago scores the second. hold on, everybody. 15-9. cole tomei with a double. still nobody out. cole tomei, hitting a nice long drive to left field. and everybody rounds the basis. good job, holding up that third. no need to force it. what you need is base runners. and keeps swinging the bat. >> karl: not done yet. nobody out. pitching change here at the little league world series. ♪ ♪ if you like it make it clap ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh oh >> karl: the west is not done yet. they are ba

. >> nomar: dylan moore is a special teams runner. and california certainly not throwing in any towels here. cole tomei has hit a home run here at the little league world series. take ace good hack at that one and fouls it off. this inning startinged with bradley smith, the number four hitter with a single up the middle and knocked brock myers out. he never takes a bat out of the dugout. always wants to get an at-bat. get a chance to hit some more. 0-1, to the left. it's down, it goes to the wall. one run is in. gago scores the second. hold on, everybody. 15-9. cole tomei with a double. still nobody out. cole tomei, hitting a nice long drive to left field. and everybody rounds the basis. good job, holding up that third. no need to force it. what you need is base runners. and keeps swinging the bat. >> karl: not done yet. nobody out. pitching change here at the little league world series. ♪ ♪ if you like it make it clap ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh oh ♪ oh oh oh oh oh >> karl: the west is not done yet. they are ba

. >> and kevin mccarthy sits down with actor dylan mcdermott, one of the stars of the new comedy, theampaign.  i got the chance to start my own business. i know what it's like to hire people and to make ends meet. from those experiences, i had the chance of running the olympics. the games were in real trouble. there'd been way too much spending. and in massachusetts i found a budget that was badly out of balance. our legislature was 85% democrat. and every one of the four years i was governor, we balanced the budget. i want to use those experiences to help americans have a better future. we believe in our future. we believe in ourselves. we believe the greatest days of america are ahead. i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. [ sally umlaut ] what? the five stages of muller. ah yes... stage one: suspicion. "it's a yogurt, how good can it be?" stage two: revision. "actually, this ain't bad." stage three: surprise! "look at this cool cornery thing! i love this stuff!!" stage four: desolation. "it's gone!" stage five: anticipation "i guess i could always have anoth

that's why it's really catching on today again. >> i could totally see the dylan comparisons. detroit construction worker turns cinderella story. wasn't he on letterman this week? >> he was on letterman. i don't know if we have the clip, but you can go online and see it. he played with a full orchestra on letterman on tuesday night and it was absolutely beautiful. he's such a shy guy and it's hard to really pull answers out of him. he really only comes alive when he sings for you. and when he performed on letterman, you could see that. and he also played a song for me in detroit. i asked him, play one of your own songs, and instead he did a cover, he did "blue suede shoes." he's a very interesting, sort of ghost-like figure, but you can get his album on itunes now and they rereleased it with the film. hopefully he gets some of that fame and some of that fortune. >> "sugaring for sugarman," adding to it my netflix queue today. poppy harlow, great story. >>> when it comes to the tax debate, democrats insist that mitt romney should turn over many, many years of his returns. but t

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. >> my name is dylan. when i was doing that around our soccer course on natural grass, i supplely -- supposedly think there was a gopher hole. it has never happened on any type of artificial grass. the artificial grass is better and easier because you do not have to look out for the gopher holes that can throw you down. [unintelligible] >> i have been a soccer mom for the viking soccer team. we are in support. we would like to have our children stay in san francisco and to be able to play sports here and our schools do not have grass. they're mostly covered in concrete and i would very much like my children to be able to play and not be concerned whether there is a rainout for the field is to money. thank you. president hwang: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i am a speech language pathologist with the bay area schools. i have so much to save in three minutes, we will see how it goes. i am against the plan of the stadium lights and the artificial turf in the golden gate park. i do not know

just ask mom to number 4, dylan moore. >> so excited. so happy to have him home.e don't get to see much of them when they are out in the field. we get ten minutes after the games to say hi, give hugs and they are back in the barracks. just overwhelmed by all of this love and support. >> on sunday the city will host a parade through town to welcome home the team. in petaluma, monty monte francis, bay area news. >> one of the players said, everyone keeps asking us for our autograph. i don't even have an autograph yet. >> he's got to make it up, you know. >>> let's take a look at those temperatures right now. plenty of sunny skies and warm air inland. close to 90 in livermore. also 89 in livermore. we'll take you out live and you can see brilliant blue skies this afternoon. fog is building on the coastline but it's having a tough time move in at the moment. in the next 48 hours we're going to track a rather unusual system developing out in the system of alaska. that's going to drop down and we're not looking at too much major cold air with this. nothing in the way of