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with bob dylan right now. this new album about the death john f. kennedy and the coronavirus. >> oh-- >> stephen: and he will not let me do it. he will not let me do it. so, you've got inside his head, you are a good enough actor to understand where he's coming from. why wouldn't bob let me do it? >> i think it's the word "parody." you might have, if you'd said, if you want to inhabit-- >> stephen: a celebration? a celebration? >> words matter to dylan. >> stephen: damn poets and their words. >> "i want to make fun of your song!" you know? >> stephen: i want to personally mock and you your entire work. do you have a favorite dylan lyric? >> i think it's "some of us are prisoners and some of us are guards," i guess. >> stephen: i've always loved from "tambourine man" where he says, "my weariness amazes me. i am branded on my feet." >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: i just love that phrase, "i am branded on my feet." >> but it's also-- >> stephen: go ahead, please. >> no, no, no, you go. >> stephen: i also like from "u

dylan, good morning. >> good morning again, guys.e want to focus on the west coast where temperatures will be on the warm side. we're looking at the possibility of severe storms today across northern florida -- northern california sorry. up into oregon and washington state as well. look at all the thunderstorm activity we're seeing and torrential downpours could lead to flash flooding. we have a slight risk of severe storms in washington and oregon. an area that only gets about three tornadoes a year. we are looking at the possibility of tornadoes, damaging wind gusts in excess of 60 miles per hour. also the threat of some hail. the rain will be heavy at times through the day today and into early sunday before it quickly moves up into canada. it could get a little messy in that part of the country w we've got a system just off the coast making its way to the bay area. we started seeing a number of lightening strikes. you can see here on satellite radar just off the coast, definitely an acttive warning now. for the most part, we have

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dylan dreyer is standing by. some areas it certainly feels like it certainly out west where temperatures likely break records in the coming days highs well up into the 80s and 90s down towards the country down across texas where we could see severe weather and flooding possible down through florida where the ground is wet and more rain is likely as we get into the middle of the week, that rain tries to shift to the east but very, very slowly we're still looking at wet weather back to the west, florida and southeast, warms up in the northeast i gets exceptionally hot in the southwest where we will see 25 cities breaking record-high temperatures. that rain is going shift to the east friday and rain up and down the east coast with thundershoweshowers and >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're looking at really hot weather today. in fact, heat advisories will be in effect for the inland valleys as we reach into the upper 90s. and we get even hotter as we go into the middle of the week with our temperatur

of course, this is one of your favorite weekends, dylan.owns for the kentucky derby. set the scene. is brian making the minute jule juleps. there you are with your beautifulfascinators. >> it feels weird to not have a giant hat on my head. this would have been my seventh kentucky derby in a row. i did take some strange hats for sure. nbc at 3:00 eastern time, they're going to reair when american pharoah won the kentucky derby. so it's the first saturday in may. that's what it's called. they're going to reair when he made that first leg of the triple crown. i will tell you as a sports fan, watching american pharoah win the triple crown was the single best sporting event i've ever seen in my life. this will be the first leg we can watch today. also, another fun thing they're doing, they're going to have the 13 triple crown winners race in a virtual race on nbc. so you can still place your bets. you can still watch some horse racing and of course, celebrate at home. have ky derby at home. let us know how you're celebrating. it will be on tv on

dylan! d-money! chillin' with dylan the villain. "d" to the "y" to the -- hey, mr. dunphy., come on in. you're just in time to catch the end of the game. oh, i'm not really a baseball guy. [ cellphone beeps ] haley says hi. i-i was just being facetious.

bob dylan wrote in his high school yearbook that was his ambition to join little richard you know then getting more to our generation you got prince sultan john david bowie they all of course picked up on his music but also as rock'n'roll got more visually driven you know m.t.v. they they really experimented with little richard's gender bending in glad to make up the hairstyles that all became so important and all of these. icons quoted him visually and musically and they all took little parts of his act emitted their own are i have to wonder paul and always great to talk to you thank you so much. and you're up to date on d w news omarion and steams thanks for watching. this state of emergency is the normal. people around the world are documenting this traumatic times. they're keeping the koroma diary. and welcoming us into their lives. their lives get as up close and personal as the pandemic will allow a. diary starts many teams on t.w. .

and msnbc's dylan biers, author of "biers market newsletter." are we really going to fall for this entirely predictable tweet from the president, the thug tweet? isn't this to sow discord and the fact there are more than 100,000 people dead, the infection rate is not decreasing and more than 40 million people are on unemployment? >> yeah, i think distraction is part of his game for a long time. it's not a new and fresh thing that's happening. in this case, he's trying to wrap himself in the first amendment by issuing executive orders with a lot of words in them but not a lot of law. and now the official white house twitter handle is now being used to troll twitter essentially. so, you know, it's a lot of game playing when this is a very serious situation in minnesota and across the country and, of course, around coronavirus. >> dylan, this morning, dan scavino is saying twitter is full of it. if twitter sucks so bad, why don't they just stop using it? this is the president of the united states. he has every possible outlet he could dream of to g

. >> with the landlord came looking for rent, dylan and his roommates refused to pay. >> we totold hime e are not te to pay rent. he was not pleleed. he did not yell, he was just very upset. >> dylan worked in a nightclub but lost his job when coronavirus hit. food is the only impoportant expense e i can ththink of right nonow. >> in new york, thousands s have joined a rent t strike movemenet dubbed #ncelrerent. the city has notot seen anything like it t since the great depression. some, like barrio -- garage in owns a brooklyn and rents out about a dozen apartments. >> a lot of them lost their jobs. a lot of them were struggling. a lot of themem would have becoe homeless, , so i told them to relax and stay home. they help their neighbors and roommates. anj martin, who runs organization representing 4000 landlolords, says the e rent ste is counterprproductive. >> we have to pay property taxes , mortgage paymentnts water and sewer r costs. all of these expenses are real they a are still there. when you a are saying cacancel , you arare sayining you are remog our ability to maintain thes

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer and we're about to embark on another earth odyssey. coming up, our odyssey takes us to the jungles of malaysia where this proboscis monkey might not be the most graceful, but she sure knows how to get around. plus, this pitcher plant's big mouth can get it into trouble, but it can also store a lot of food. and later, a family of orangutans makes a home in the trees, but not all their neighbors are the friendly kind. [music]

>> i love bob dylan. i alsoeard you'ra huge bob dylan fan. >> love him. >> from cameron crowe.owe. >> and so camerowould play like "buckets of rain" constantly i was like, oh -- i was 13 so i was kind of -- he introduced me to him i became obsessed and would like ite bob dylan's name on my hands. like all tough middle school pretending it was a tattoo i had. so then i did this movie called "lowdown." the producers of that film gave me one of his harmonicas from his 2012 tour. >> jimmy: i mean -- that is insane. i know, i have it here. >> jim: that's it? >> this is it. >> jimmy: can i guess what it is >> yeah? >> jimmy: i'm going to say this. a honer, either a special 20 or a blues harp i'm going to say a blues harp. >> that is exactly what it is. >> jimmy: come on now! >> honer blues harp and then it has "b" on it. >> jimmy: yeah, that's -- it's a "b," it's a "b," harmon character yeah oh my god. and it's "b" for bob as well. >> that's what i think i always thought it was. >> jimmy: oh my goodness, that is the best gift ever. that is fantastic. we ask everyone who comes on our

me and dylan are dna twins. ♪ ♪ dylan's like my brother. ♪ ♪ cisco.to possible. my grandparents that i never knew.ch about i'm a lawyer now, but i had no idea that my grandfather was a federal judge in guatemala. my grandfather used his legal degree and his knowledge to help people that were voiceless in his country. that put a fire in my heart. it made me realize where i got my passion for social justice. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com >>> take a look at this. once again, these are live pictures coming in from hollywood, florida. that's in broward county, north of miami beach. normally on a day like today, a beautiful day like this, that boardwalk over there on the beach would be packed. i don't see anybody anywhere near that boardwalk or in the waters, or certainly not on the beach right now. we'll continue to follow that story as well. >>> as the u.s. death toll from the coronavirus pandemic rises -- it's now about 67,000 -- the biggest question on a lot of people's mind is when will we see

dylan: hi there, i'm dylan dreyer, and this is "earth odyssey".y's show, we uncover the wildlife that lives in the unbelievably diverse island of japan. and we explore the country to find the most fascinating animals and the most heroic insects. from steller's eagles to honeybees, you never know who reigns supreme in the wildlife of japan. [music]

what is the goal here, dylan? >> well, look, you're right. millions are watching it.and i laugh because the coverage you just showed from fox is so absurd but it's no laughing matter because so many members of that fox news audience are actually believing what they see. i think what strikes me here -- look, the end goal for the trump administration, for the trump re-election campaign and then for fox news, which pretty much toes the line on anything the president says, is obviously to distract from what has been a very poor response, the coronavirus pandemic, and to try as best they can to make joe biden the presumptive democratic nominee look bad. unfortunately, it's quite obvious, i think, to anyone who thinks about it that they're scraping the bottom of the well here when it comes to looking for conspiracy theories about the president and about a sort of deep state effort to basically undermine trump's presidency. i think you look at this -- i think you look at how absurd the coverage is. you look at everything that can outline in terms of why this is a nongate, a

still, seniors like dylan who plans to be at the next photo shoot that is already i works says he isleave us alone, i guess. we're just trying to celebrate what we have, you know. >> that was valena jones reporting. placer county has more than 170 coronavirus infections and nine people have died of it. >>> well, cities across the bay area are trying to give people more space to get outdoors. san francisco is expanding its slow streets program. the red lines show the street that is are already closed to traffic. the blue lines will eventually be closed to cars by the end of the week. meanwhile, in oakland, city officials are updating their slow street routes. the idea is to give locals safer access to essential places like grocery stores and testing sites. most of those changes will be in east oakland. the mayor is expected to announce more details tomorrow. >>> first responders are preparing to keep an eye on bay area beaches this holiday weekend. officials want to remind beach goers to know their limits since rescuers are also put at risk when they have to go in and save somebody. >

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. >> reporter: kristen and dan, harmit dylan filed six such lawsuits and said there could be more.ome of governor gavin newsom's stay-at-home orders are at the center of several lawsuits. civil rights attorney harmit dylan says over the last couple weeks she's filed six lawsuits against the governor. >> governor's overreaching on a number of grounds. >> reporter: in part the lawsuit center around protests. >> the governor has chosen to limit protests to zero in this state. which is outrageous and absurd. >> reporter: small businesses. >> no appeal process. no selection criteria. >> reporter: the closure of houses of worship. >> going to worship communally is a 1th amendment protected confident. while it is not at the same level as 1st amendment protection as protests, petition, the press, other forms of speech, it is protected under the constitution. and we believe that it is unconstitutional for the governor to impose restrictions on communal worship that are broad eer than necessary to achieve the government's interests. >> reporter: now possibly state beaches. >> today's orange

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i'm convinced that if it were a white man who would not be on the ground we have seen where dylan reed we've seen with all their white supremacist groups and even in minnesota and in massachusetts and in michigan and. the country there have been white supremacists that are armed andrea. evans with you know assault rifles and they have marched on the governor's mansion here in minnesota they have marched on capitals in kansas and in michigan and they have not been treated the same way they have not been a you been any type of way police have never put their hands on any white supremacists that are armed which if i came across a person who had an assault rifle i would be in fear of my life but yet i'm a man who was in a lot of ways allegedly there saying he was a legit crime. or injury with very low misdemeanor and not nonviolent crime he was on the ground and they really like he was not also it was not resisting arrest they are there is. the nearby track. restaurant showing that he was not resisting officers the officers chose to put him in that position that minneapolis police departme

me and dylan are dna twins. ♪ ♪ dylan's like my brother. ♪ ♪ cisco.dge to possible. >>> what happens when you fly blind? you don't know where you're going. coronavirus deaths spiking in texas. as this state begins reopening. how do you deal with that? as anything but a complete contra digs. texas saw the largest one day jump in deaths yesterday. and it's second highest number of new cases today. more than 800 texans have been last to coronavirus. retail stores, malls, restaurants, theaters, reopening today. i'll be it with limited capacity. but still, every one of the moves increases the risk at the worst time. now, contrast with ohio. the republican governor there is taking a slower approach to reopening. deaths in his state surpass 1,000. today. joining us now mayors from both states. austin, texas mayor steve adler. cincinatti, ohio, mayor john cranley. thank you. >> god to be here. >> good to be here. >> first, let's be clear. i wish you both uneventful reopenings. i hope that everything goes way better than any basis for suspicion of the same. i

unique along with the music you know and he had so many famous fans the beatles the rolling stones bob dylan wrote in his high school yearbook that he wanted to his ambition was to join little richard. and then come into our generation you know people like elton john prince david bowie they were absolutely fascinated by him and. again it was this mixture of the image that became ever more important you know when pop music got televised and things got more of you know a big stages and everything and you know the make of the gender bending the all the old tried to take part of his act and incorporate in their own because it's so hugely inspired by and the also amazing thing about him is his wide appeal i mean back in the 1950 s. there was still racial segregation in the united states and little richard had fans who were white who were black i mean in many ways his music brought people together absolutely i mean basically i mean this is what we've been said of music so often that it's bridged racial divides you know it's been able to you know where there's a racial divide they still want to com

hit song because of thick fog if their song features on one of the popular to talk talons of like dylan that's x. with all told wrong with the get up call of viral sensations streaming services and social media platforms represent a great new way for fans and musicians to connect especially now during times of social distancing. we have spring. up with 26 or 27 concerts. sort of even something that like all balance was cancelled because it's a shame because we just finished recording our latest album of it at the market and we were looking forward to going on tour with it's and. instead to his band members staged a concert on a rooftop in cologne and live streamed it for all their fans and fortunately they too been then band mates couldn't join them because of the knock down. the show most important that fans get to see bands in a live context even if it's online. so i believe in can you see it's all over social media rights now social media. streaming is a great way for artists to stay present during lockdown james blunt recently stream to show from hamburg's elbert philharmonic hall.

we've got to bring the humanity into the picture and love each other with compassion, hope and even dylannt covid-19, we do social distance, i do it well, i'm 70 years old and i was sheltering quite a bit but we follow the guidelines and you did not ask me about church but even as the churches are reopening, we are asking that people sanitize, distance, instead of trying to hug each other, you can just love each other. as we follow these guidelines, we will come through and whether the storm together. liz: doctor king, it's so great to have you on, i don't mean to make a joke but i can't see anybody wanting to do social distancing from you given how compassionate you are and you have a wonderful heart i don't see anybody wanting to do that with you they would want to be closer to you. >> can you see this, might grandchildren extend their arms and give me the social distance look and i'm like 0, we are trying. thank you. liz: come back soon, we love having you on. good to see you. coming up later in the show, we have some bombshell disclosures, john ratcliffe released newly declassified tr

. >> the garden state, dylan, can i get your thoughts on chubb >> thank you, dylan.rance is a great way to play the financial space. chubb is the leading property casualty insurer great underwriting margins and room to engage with a higher quality client base so we like chubb. >> all right finally, from dan in north dakota, i'm new to investing individual stocks and would like to get into the markets now. is there a sector i should research now or better to wait until the market is more stable? liz, what do you think >> dan, i want your first experience with the stocks to be a good one and so run a drip campaign drip in little by little and as i said earlier in the show demand for health care and i.t. should stay healthy regardless of recovery now and later. >> thank you for the questions we appreciate it let's get to the final trades. steve weiss, we'll start with you. >> i'm focused on the word trade here and i don't see any good trades that the level. in terms of long-term investment, look at the holdings defacto, deciding every day whether to own it. long-term bu

if you are going to see bob dylan, you will get a refund. you will get a refund. okay. >> most of our tickets are postponed. >> ouch. >>> we have a break here, a lot of this is areas north of the golden gate. there is a lot of moisture that comes across. nothing is organized but there's a lot of deep moisture that continues, a half inch of rain, santa cruz, half moon bay gets a quarter of an inch of rain. today, there will not be much. it is more hit and miss. there may be none at all, but towards napa and santa rosa, that is the focus. highs today, 60s and 70s. more sent to the south, and clouds to the north. nothing too heavy. 40s and 50s. 46 at walnut creek. the low that is parked in seattle will move in by tomorrow. it will funnel and a a lot of cloud cover, you can see it straining across. it is what comes in from the north, on saturday night, maybe other way into tuesday, we have an inch of rain, you can almost double this for the russian river, that will be joining into the weekend and early next week. today, partly cloudy. warmer on friday, and then, rain

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey."d the majestic region called patagonia. along the way, we'll meet some spectacular animals, like these high fiving penguin pals. plus, who are the busiest beavers in the world? we might've found them where you'd least expect. and later, the puffy guanaco has to be on high alert at all times because you never know what you'll find in the unpredictable and wild region of patagonia.

ashraf ghani and his rival abdullah abdullah have ended months of crisis by agree to share power and dylan had refused to accept danny's victory in last september's presidential election observers fear their failure to resolve this standoff was in danger and plans for a peace deal with the taliban. let's wait now to journalist alley live t.v. in kabul ali some positive news just bring us up to speed on this announcement what's been a great on. sure so the news is basically that you know there is now political agreement which will see dr up the law given the role of essentially leading all of honest peace efforts and getting to a point of officials in terms of that kind of a portfolio but he also will get to appoint cabinet positions up to 50 percent of the cabinet so it really is much more akin to some kind of a power sharing deal than the previous deal they had from 2014 to 2001000 in which dr ablow held the role of chief executive but didn't necessarily get the exact rights enshrined in this sort of an agreement where it stated specifically that he gets to choose up to 50 percent of the

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer, and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey".we head to south america and visit one of the largest waterways in the world, the orinoco river. we'll get a closer look at this unusual fish and see why it's wise to have all these eyes. then, find out how it felt to be the first explorers to discover the wildest animals from this foreign land. [music]

worked with them very early on and were very happy to have done so the rolling stones open for him bob dylan wrote in his high school yearbook that it was an ambition to join little richard you know then going on to kind of more my generation elton john prince david bowie they were all hugely influenced by him and also also because rock and roll was changing was coming more visual the emergence of m.t.v. and they all cut little bits of his image you know they got the gender bending the make a and. integrated that in their own acts and were just hugely inspired by them and an absolute trailblazer want to poland thank you so much. and we have just about time that's it for the news i'll be back in 45 minutes with more. on. this state of emergency is that normal people around. world are documenting these dramatic times. they're keeping the coronas diary and welcoming us into their lives they let us get as a close and personal as the pandemic will allow. the diaries starts matey.

dylan: hi, i'm dylan dreyer and we're about to embark on another "earth odyssey." one of india's wildest regions: the thar desert. home to all types of exotic animals. some found nowhere else on earth. we'll meet some city slicking macaques and find out what happens when they go back to the wild. and later, traveling's never a pain when you're a crane, even if the journey is steeper than it looks. [music]

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out but i was doing an interview with a journalist and she showed me a printout of a listing that dylanhad made on a white supremacist board and in that posting he just watched the documentary about skinheads and heard some music and saw a band perform and posted the lyrics to the website. i don't think she knew what she was showing me at the time. but i had to read it three times because it was very familiar the third time i realized they were my lyrics i had written 30 years before. i had influenced him just the few months before he murdered nine people and to think i said something 30 years ago to implement somebody made me physically ill. it was several days before i didn't this is music i cannot scrub from the internet for whatever reason and i have responsibility for that for those ideas i put out into the world. and how that can influence people and that is part of what drives me to continue to do this work over 24 years but every day i'm driven by the fact i must repair the damage i have caused. i don't know that means but i'm driven by that idea sometimes i reform people are go

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me and dylan are dna twins. ♪ ♪ dylan's like my brother. ♪ ♪ cisco. the bridge to possible.6, nationwide we've been there in person, during trying times. today, being on your side means staying home... "nationwide office of customer advocacy." ...but we can still support you and the heroes who are with you. we're giving refunds on auto insurance premiums, assisting customers with financial hardships, and our foundation is contributing millions of dollars to charities helping with covid-19 relief. keeping our promise to be on your side. >>> reopening is largely going to be a state operation. you got the governors on top. but except with what we see happening in georgia, they are relying, heavily, on the mayors of the big cities. why? the mayors know better. their city. they understand the needs. they understand the challenges. so, tonight, we decided to do something a little bit different. okay? let's try to really get together here. all right. we have the mayors from around the country. three of our biggest cities, different parties. let them compare notes. let them talk. i

me and dylan are dna twins. ♪ ♪ dylan's like my brother. ♪ ♪ cisco.ssible. >>> united is the latest major u.s. airline set to make face masks mandatory for all passengers boarding its flights. the shift in policy coming as a major flight attendant union calls for the government to issue federal guidance. pete monteen joins us from washington. pete, explain the patch work that is now emerging now, some airlines doing it, others not, what does it look like out there? >> well, it really looks like airlines are pretty much outright requiring folks wear masks on board flights. but you're right, it is a scattered shot approach. jetblue first requiring this earlier this week, making passengers start wearing masks starting next week. united followed suit and delta and alaska being the latest no word from southwest. industry groups want an across the board requirement rather than just the patch work here and there. airlines for america is calling for this, the flight attendants union is calling for this. they want a federal ban on leisure travel by air. >> so

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bob dylan is one. he made him a guitar from wood from a bar. he has sold more than 2,000 guitars from used wood. >> a lot of people i think are really happy to support somebody who doesn't cut new trees down to build instruments, and from a lot of reclaimed wood. so it is becoming more and more popular. >> reporter: as these new yorkers breathe new life into discarded objects and materials, there's hope that more of the city's residents will be inspired to start recycling and repurposing. nhk world, new york. >>> in japan, people have a tradition of cleaning up their homes at the end of the year. the custom intended to bring good luck and reset their minds for the year ahead. but it's not always easy throwing things away. dealing with old possessions often comes with psychological damage. a death in the family is one point. bidding farewell to a parent often involves working out what to do with things they left behind. this can be a taxing experience both physically and emotionally. in a fast-aging society like japan, that opens the door to a n

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and, you know, it seems likely to me that this is -- well, i know it's the case that bob dylan and paulngwriters that i come from was also informed by >> seth: yeah. >> just learning to play them on the guitar as a kid taught me the changes and taught me a lot about harmonies. and just there's a wealth of information there. and, you know, it seems likely to me that this is -- well, i know it's the case that bob dylan and paul mccartney and paul simon and the entire generation of songwriters that i come from was also informed by this same music, these standards. you know so - >> seth: well, we're so excited you're going to play one for us tonight. and it is just always such a delight to have you here thank you so much. [ cheers and applause james taylor "american standard," and "break shot my first 21 years," are available now. we're back with music from james taylor [ cheers and applause ♪ keep it clean with the roomba robot vacuum. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes to clean all your floors. and with patented dirt detect technology, roomba finds dirt throughout your home.

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nobody make a big deal about it, but i just broke up with dylan. no! oh, my gosh. are you okay, honey? yeah, i'm fine. i just -- i need to date someone who has a clue, instead of an idiot who bangs his head every time he rides his bike out of his garage. every time. i'm sorry, honey. i'm sorry for both of you. i'll have to text him later. mm. i got to jump in the shower. i'm gonna be late. where are you going? i'm going to meet my friend valerie. i haven't seen her in 15 years. we used to work together. you worked? mm-hmm. i can't imagine you working.