>> i knew little about bob dylan. i fell in love with him. >> the film already receiving big oscar buzz even before it's open. >> i was a non guitar player. i was a non harmonica player before the movie started. >> what the legend himself said about chalamet performance and carpool karaoke. dua lipa's got new rules. chappell roan rise to the pink pony club and lady gaga stays out of the shallows. i off the deep end, watch as i dive in. >> i'll never meet the ground. >> i'll never meet the ground. >> nightline w when you smell the amazing scent of gain flings... time stops. (♪) and you realize you're in love... steve? with a laundry detergent. (♪) gain flings. seriously good scent. emergen-c crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? ♪ now with vitamin d for the dark days of winter. more@starlight.org. >> good evening. thank you for joining us tonight. it was a crime that captivated the nation. a shocking murder for hire plot centering around the mother of a texas middle scho

what do you like most about dylan?sley. but they are in the pop music sphere and you can match a face with those names. in bob dylan at least for me, he has remained a mystery. somehow decades later. so this movie doesn't demystify him. but when people in pop culture are able to break through and retain the quality of themselves, i think frank ocean does the same thing. you've got to revere these people in my opinion. because they figured it out. if you're sensitive enough to be great, then you're smart enough to protect it, now he's got me as his folk warrior and i'm going out and spreading the gospel of bob. >> stephen: you've got to admire a guy who doesn't even show up to his own nobel prize ceremony. >> timothée: got a nobel prize in literature. didn't show up. >> stephen: i know you haven't met him yourself but he gave you a great nod. he said "there's a movie about me opening soon called "a complete unknown." what a title. timothee chalamet is starring in the lead role, brilliant actor, so i'm sure he's going to

>> i knew little about bob dylan. i fell in love with him. >> the film is already drawing oscar buzz. >> i was a non guitar player. i was a non harmonica player before the movie started. before the movie started. >> nightline will bey need to s. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better and longer when you need it most. its non-habit forming and powered by the makers of nyquil. hank used to suffer from hangover in the morning.edie ha ha. haha! then he switched to mucinex nightshift. mucinex is uniquely formulated to leave your system faster, so you wake up ready to go. uhh, hank! try mucinex nightshift and feel the difference. been saved. >> thanks for joining us tonight. a triple tragedy. prosecutors say accidental fentanyl poisoning behind the deaths of three young people who had no idea the recreational drugs they thought they were buying were laced with the lethal substance. march 17th, 2021 a day when thrg lives were cut short. ross matangi, amanda schurr and julia ghahremani were

nobody should play bob dylan.ing to be around, it radiated outward into everybody else and took everybody else to the level we want to be at. i can't say enough about it. don't look at behind the scenes things, just go and see this. get lost in it. because when we were growing up and resolve films like "raging bull," nobody talked about dinero gaining weight, nobody impacted and ruined it before we saw it. you know what i mean. this is like that. you shold see this because he pulls off a high-wire act that is truly extraordinary and it was great to be there in support of it and mixing it up with him and it was very deep, very deep and very special. >> stephen: it's so contiguous. it's not like you get out of the film and you think he's doing a great job as dylan pretty look like you're watching bob dylan become the 6 area artist. >> edward: when i moved to new york in my 20s, "song for woody" which he plays for me in that first song, that was the soundtrack, that was a mythology it was trying to step into, the ide

dylan of course doesn't sit down for interviews these days.ouglas brinkley looks back on how classic cinema inspired some of the singer's most famous songs. ♪ >> reporter: growing up in the iron-rich mining town of hibbing, minnesota in the 1940s and '50s, bob dylan was not exposed to much non-conformity or social upheaval. except, that is, at the movies. ♪ clouds so wist and rain falling in ♪ ♪ gonna see a movie called gunga din ♪ >> reporter: it was at the local theaters, one of which was owned by his relatives, that he first set eyes on brigitte bardot, an early crush and muse for some of his first songs. ♪ said my friend bob what do we need to make the country grow ♪ ♪ i said my friend john, brigitte bardot ♪ >> i tried to miss him and then he hit me. >> reporter: young bob sported a leather jacket after seeing marlon brando in "the wild one." >> you the big cop in the town? >> reporter: when he saw the juvenile melodrama "blackboard jungle" with its innovative rock and roll soundtrack, he reportedly said to a friend, "this is exactly what

'cause i'm a huge bob dylan fan.and so, then i walked into the rehearsal room, and it was just james mangold and timmy. i was, like, "what?" i was, like, so let down. i was like -- they -- they put, like, bob -- looking back at the email, bob dylan was, like, in all caps, in bold. so, they were just calling, like, timmy bob dylan. [ laughter ] so i'm the only, like, girl in america to be let down by having a rehearsal with timothee chalamet. >> jimmy: by timothee chalamet. yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> i was like, "it's you?" >> jimmy: "it's only timothee chalamet? oh, gosh." [ laughter ] that's hilarious. >> yes, t -- i know. maybe one day. >> jimmy: is there anything new that you learned while you were watching the movie or -- or filming the movie? >> gosh, i mean, there's so many things i learned. i mean, my character is sylvie -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> -- and she's based on suze rotolo, which i didn't know much about suze. >> jimmy: i know photos of her. i don't know much about her. >> exactly. yeah, she is famous for

we are going to shift to dylan. take it away. dylan: it is great to be here with you all today. i love being here with my fellow panelists from western states and from our -- and with our panelists who are representing the national stage. angela, it is great to be here with you too. i met the idaho commission for libraries. we are the state library agency in idaho and we have been around since 1901. i am honored to be here with you today. a big shout out to our idaho office of broadband. we are a small -- we are small but mighty under the state of idaho. we don't have quite the population or size of state government so it takes collaboration to work together. i was generously invited by our idaho office of broadband to speak here to you all about the digital equity efforts in idaho. we are in a unique situation in idaho where we as the state library agency have been tasked with the digital equity efforts for our state should it is a unique situation and really a rare and -- opportunity. libraries have been operating under the digital equity space since computers have been around

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>> dylan. >> dylan to dylan. good job, guys. back to you!on, now is the perfect time to unplug with your family and cozy up with a good old-fashioned board game. we invited grace, the editor-in-chief of "parents." grace, nice to have you this morning. let's start in my wheel house, the littles here, three and over here. >> yes. nothing like family game night to really bond as a family. and some of these are winners of the best toys awards. the goal of this is to pile these friends on top of this mushroom and balance, exactly. and while a die determines your next move, kids use coordination to avoid wobbles. >> fun, okay. what's next here? cake-n-bake. >> no kid can resist a rainbow birthday cake. they have to stack the slices correctly to match the card they draw. if you get six candle cards, you win that round. >> nice, teaching the patterns. >> yeah. and a good way to focus and foster creativity. and it comes with nice props. >> okay, nice. let's go to the next one here. >> this is called floats mcgoats. you can say that. it's a lot of fun

# at number six, a complete unknown — a portrait of bob dylan's early years. shines as the young dylan, but some of the best performances come from the supporting cast, from monica barbaro asjoan baez and elle fanning as dylan's girlfriend. # i walked and i crawled on six crooked highways#. i know you're not the most comfortable person with people. i'm not? no. - in fifth place, a real pain — twojewish cousins go on a tour of holocaust sites in poland. it's a road trip movie and character study. it stars the very talented kieran culkin and jesse eisenberg, who also directed the film with great skill. at numberfour, the room next doorfrom spanish film—maker pedro almodovar, his first film in the english language. i'll sleep with my door open, and the day that you find it closed is the day it's already happened. great performances from tilda swinton and julianne moore make this story that revolves around euthanasia strangely life affirming. people — can't stand �*em. at number three, hard truths, in which mike leigh proves he's still got what it takes to deliver

process. >> bob dylan had approval over the script. every part and stage direction, and bob dylan only reading the lines and dialogue of himself. through that process, he sat there writing notes on the script. and at the end of his last session with jim mangoldt, he signed the script and says, go with god. >> i saw the film, and that was the first question i asked when we left, what role did bob dylan play in that getting made? that makes it so much more powerful. >> when you watch it and you feel like you actually learn something. >> right. >> i like your answer. >> you can catch the bob-approved script for "complete unknown" in theaters now. >>> and finally, it's new year's eve, the end of another year. marks time to reflect and, of course, make resolutions. saving money, working out more. maybe you can stick with something simple like kevin. >> not about being perfect. it's about trying. why don't we go around and say some of the ways we fudged on our resolution. >> i said i would eat more vegetables, and i haven't yet. but it's oka

we've got dylan in the house. hey, dylan. >> good morning again, guys.econd you step outside. this dip in the jet stream is going to drag down those colder temperatures up from canada. so we are going to see a much colder day all around. chicago, 17 degrees. that's 20 degrees below average. columbus, only 27 degrees for a high today. st. paul, five degrees for a high temperature. that's 23 degrees below average. tomorrow we're looking at temps still in the 20s for most of the great lakes area. that's continuing to keep that lake-effect snow machine turned on too. st. louis on the warmer side for this time of year, 46 degrees. philly, 36 tomorrow, and then we'll moderate those temperatures back to close to average as we gohrough the weekend. so erie, pennsylvania, even gets up to 50 by the time we get into monday. burlington goes from 29 on saturday to 41 on monday, and even in new york city we're looking for the highs, cold on saturday in the mid-30s, but up near 50 by the time we get into monday. we do have that heavier snow again up to 2 to 3 feet of s

dylan is in for al.hile it looks like it's snowing really hard in the new york city area, it's not going to last all that long. as soon as the sun comes out, it will quickly melt that away. we are looking for inconveniences early this morning from basically washington, d.c. right up into maine. we also have some winter storm warnings across northern vermont where some of the snow will be heavier and winter weather advisories for some of the higher elevations through the appalachians. on the west coast, we also have a pretty big storm system bringing a lot of heavy rain from seattle right down to just north of los angeles. also, some mountain snow, so if you're trying to go west to east, east to west across the mountain passes, it will be a slow go. heavier rain is likely through arkansas and parts of eastern texas, eastern oklahoma. if you're traveling, we could see minor delays this morning as the snow continues to clear the area in the northeast in boston and new york, out west in san francisco we coul

we will get to dylan's full forecast in a moment. but, first, kathy park. anchorage kathy, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. these storms across the south were violent. some of the damage is right here in brandon, mississippi. just take a look. we're told four trees toppled right on to this home. a blue tarp covering up a massive hole. we're hold the homeowner was inside about to fall asleep. incredibly, she made it out alive. this morning, people across the south cleaning up after a weekend of wild weather. a deadly outbreak of storms tearing through parts of texas. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: and georgia with nearly 40 possible tornadoes reported across five states and at least four storm related fatalities. among the victims, an 18-year-old woman in mississippi who died after a tree slammed into her family home. days of severe weather also leaving streets flooded and trees and power lines down across the south. this morning tens of thousands remain without power and countless homes have been reduced to rubble. >> you can look down the hall there.

plus historian douglas brinkley on the long, fruitful relationship between the great bob dylan and the and much more on this first sunday morning of winter, december 22, 2024. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ >>> the heavenly voices of the young people's chorus of new york city, something of a holiday tradition here at "sunday morning." they are helping us celebrate the most enduring piece of classical music this and every christmas season. ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ ♪ alleluia ♪ >> reporter: it's probably the most heard piece of classical music on earth. and the most sung and the most recorded. >> it has been in near continuous performance from 1742 whether it premiered up to the present. it's absolutely everywhere. you can't say that about really any other piece of serious music. >> reporter: it is handel's "messiah" by george handel. we have the back story and its alleluia chorus. it's two-thirds of the way through. people stand up and then people start getting ready to leave, grabbing keys and and parking va

. >> timothee chalamet channeling bob dylan in a complete unknown.mbled on the side of 12 misty mountains. >> i don't even know if you have to be a fan of bob dylan music. you just have to be a fan of a really good, you know, classic american story. >> and on the horizon in the new year is possibly the king of all music biopics. >> we don't really even know much about this film, but what we do know is we know the music of michael jackson. >> until then, take a journey to 1965 like a rolling stone. >> and timothee chalamet really is singing in this. >> he is. i saw them filming a little bit in hoboken. well, that's what i was going to say. >> this is the movie that i'm looking forward to the most. thanks to rhiannon for all all those suggestions. complete unknown because it was filmed in his backyard and there were a lot of sightings. >> yeah, so they're calling it brooklyn or like they're calling it sort of like the villages of midtown, like the greenwich village area where bob dylan frequented a lot. but they filmed a lot of it in hoboken, new jerse

i hope that the younger generation can experience bob dylan, the way that we all experience bob dylan, 13, 15 in our teens. >> the actress, who plays joan baez, did plenty of research, finding her biggest inspiration in a book. joan wrote, go away from my window and just try to get, you know, a piece of her essence in the film as opposed to mimicking her or trying to be perfect, trying to control it. and if you're wondering about the music in the movie, no lip syncing here. >> once upon a time, you dressed so fine, threw the bums a dime in your prime. >> it's 100% timmy chalamet. and that's true for every artist in the movie. it's about raw emotion and authenticity and poetry. and so to make a movie about that kind of music and then have someone's disembodied voice coming out of the throat of a young man just seems you know what? when i describe it, it doesn't the decision make sense? yeah. for the times, they are a-changin, a complete unknown hits theaters on christmas day. >> in hollywood, george pennacchio for abc news. >> abc7 news is streaming 24 over seven. go ahead and get the

dylan has this great line in an early song. he says, i wish, i wish, i wish in vain that we could sit simply in that room again $1,000 at the drop of a hat. i'd give it all gladly. if our lives could be like that

[laughter] >> dylan, i can't get you fired because you're leaving anyway now at this point. i want to end by saying this, i have stories to tell about jon tester, i have charges to file about jon tester, i have a lot of language that has been expanded in my vocabulary because of jon tester and i thought that i would come down tonight and write an original poem. i was very excited about the chance to rhyme jon tester with uncle fester, i thought it would be great. an incredible poem i wanted to read, but i instead want to end with this poem. i watched jon tester do something that was extraordinary, he chose to run again, a guy i knew how he felt about washington, but decided to do something recklessly audacious. most senators they see the odds are against them and chances of winning are slim, they decided to retire. jon didn't go quietly into the night, he ran an election and so many people on both sides of the aisle actually believed that if anybody could win in a state that donald trump won by 20 points where there's probably as many vegans in montana as there are democrats

thank you. >>> maybe dylan has some thoughts on that. that was a good luck.oy gear? >> on sam? >> don't put her on the spot! >> sorry, go! >> speaking of the white stuff, we've got some snow falling across the mountains, up across the pacific northwest, and rain along the coast from seattle down to portland, even into northwestern california, where we could see some heavier rain. also heavy rain down through texas, oklahoma, louisiana, arkansas, later on today. we could see some severe storms. the great lakes, the northeast, the southeast, lots of sunshine. a little chilly. 30s and 40s and even some 50s down through the southeast, which is below average for this time of year. that's a look at the weather across the country. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. c,mon bo! this is a before picture of bogart. such a big boy. pre-portioned packs makes it really easy to keep him lean and healthy. and look at him now. he's like a show dog. [silence] bogue, can you give daddy a break here? he's having a hard enough time. will be a brief break befo

i'm going to bob dylan. yeah. and exactly.d of course, one of the most talked about films of recent this year is wicked, which is already it's been out and it's already been seen to be very popular. but just to remind folks, watch this, are people born wicked? >> or do they have wickedness thrust upon them? so. >> you're green. i am. welcome new students to shiz university. miss elphaba. you can room with miss glinda. oh, and paul, you are breaking the rules on this one. >> i am told my sources tell me you're giving this one a 12 popcorn buckets out of the available ten with butter on top. >> by the way, i might add, because this is like the quintessential holiday movie for families. you could take the toddlers, you can take grandma and grandpa and everybody in between. this movie has oscar buzz going for it again. a pg rated film. it's closing in on $600 million in box office worldwide. it opened on the 22nd of november as part of the wicked weekend with gladiator two. and again, it just keeps going and going and reportedly f

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how much did you really know about bob dylan? >> i knew a little about him. know who this man was. as i got into the press conferences and the music of the film of his character, i fell in love with him, his music is the music of life. ♪ where have you been my darling young one ♪ ♪ i stumble on the side of 12 misty m >> reporter: it's a role of a lifetime for timothee chalamet who channels a young bob dylan from folk musician to global rock super star. >> beautiful. >> is it intimidating to step into the shoes of somebody who is so legendary and who is still alive? >> yes, massively intimidating. people, when they respect and love an icon like bob dylan, like willie wonka, they get extremely protective. they don't want to see a young ignorant mess it up. but i can tell you on this, we have a tremendous cast. elle fanning is beautiful in this movie. she's heartbreaking. >> you came here with nothing but a guitar. you never talk about your family, your past. >> civil rights movement, you've got activism, you've got poetry. this was a real moment in time for you

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thank you, dylan.cactus on the outside, but we know the grinch has a soft spot for christmas so he is pitching in today for today's toy drive spectacular. >> by the way, the grinch is the warmest person out here, too. thank y'all so much for sticking around in the cold. really appreciate that. by the way, speaking of the grinch, we want to thank the grinch's pals, dr. seuss enterprises and random house children's books for donating 400 copies of "the grinch takes a vacation" to our toy drive. there's style for you to get voefld as well. you can help out from your house. scan that qr code or it is today.com. >>> we have a busy half hour ahead for you this morning, starting with a look behind the scenes of a program helping to change the face of coaching in the nfl. >>> then we saw a lot of barbie pink in 2024 but a new color craze is on the horizon. we will break down the biggest fashion and beauty trends you will see everywhere in 2025. >>> also, just in time for christmas a rare work of art is now her

you see, after those early years of coming to the nora store christmas with his family dylan went onnalism. and guess what he covered as his college assignment. ♪ joy to the world ♪ >> you've probably never heard of the town of nora, south dakota. but around christmas time something magical happens. since 1989 mike peterson has been hosting what has come to be known as nora christmas. and it all started with an organ. >> so i told my buddies later when they come back, i said hey, guys, let's hurry up and get this thing done. he this said whaz the hurry? we've got all winter. no, i said we don't. i want to put an ad in the paper and see if anyone would come to nora and sing christmas carols with me. well, they looked at me like i was absolutely goofy. last year we had around 3,500 people come through those doors to celebrate the reason for the season. >> this is christmas. the way i grew up. it's like coming home. >> musicians come from all around and visitors simply shout out a song from the book and away they go. >> 81. >> i have been humbled lately to realize how many people's live

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at number six, a complete unknown — a portrait of bob dylan's early years.an baez and elle fanning as dylan's girlfriend. # i walked and i crawled on six crooked highways. i know you're not the most comfortable person with people. i'm not? no. in fifth place, a real pain — twojewish cousins go on a tour of holocaust sites in poland. it's a road trip movie and character study. it stars the very talented kieran culkin and jesse eisenberg, who also directed the film with great skill. at numberfour, the room next door from spanish film—maker pedro almodovar, his first film in the english language. i'll sleep with my door open, and the day that you find it closed is the day it's already happened. great performances from tilda swinton and julianne moore make this story that revolves around euthanasia strangely life affirming. people — can't stand �*em. at number three, hard truths, in which mike leigh proves he's still got what it takes to deliver an authentic, gripping human drama. i'm so lonely. an unbelievable performance from mariannejean—baptiste, who's worke

so on this day in 1965, dylan spoke to the press ahead of a 5 concert tour that he up to the bay area capture dylan's comments on his newly released album highway. 61 revisited and spoke with several other cultural icons in the audience as well. in fact, here's what beat poet allen ginsburg who wrote howell 10 years earlier. >> had to say about dylan. >> i think he is very grateful. is a very genius. and that will be this to be 100. >> house first published by influential san francisco store city lights in 1950, cent. lot of rich history around the bay are up next. the problem morning news, the niners get more important news of cards star running back christian mccaffrey, we have reaction. >> from kyle shanahan coming up. plus local schools and he settles a are set to close their doors walk. tell us this puts them at a disadvantage. >> plus, closing arguments begin in the murder trial of many of the man accused of murdering cash found a we'll have more on that coming up >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. the search is on for a 72 year-old man who went missing from a cruise ship

he quoted dylan thomas. he was a friend of bob dylan. he was an athlete.ed like a new thing. because he has been the old thing in people's imagination for so long, it is hard, as with queen elizabeth, to imagine them young. as a young president, he had an excitement, popularity rating that was still higher than anyone since them, even higher than obama or clinton or reagan. that was the sparkle that i wanted to convey to people about how he was when he started out. >> many people worked on achieving that charisma and ability to connect with everyone. it certainly sounds like jimmy carter had that naturally. thank you very much indeed for your time here on bbc news. that is james fallow. thank you. you are watching bbc. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy has announced one of the largest prisoner exchanges since full-scale war began with russia nearly three years ago. 189 ukrainian troops are being returned home from captivity. 150 russian soldiers are being returned in the deal brokered by the united arab emirates. from northern ukraine, our correspond

dylan morello has the story. >> 8 year-old mia de camilla currently lives in rochester, new york. became a big forty-niners fan because of her father, me and my dead in the hospital launch altogether. >> and then when come home, said time for rate sank in the hospital cancer. >> down. and, you know, it's really too much pull all the i my team mia has battled and beat in liver cancer twice after relapsing in may of last year. >> she's been featured on buffalo's hope arises. and news four's shine gold event helping raise money for other young cancer warriors. on sunday, she went to her first nfl game at highmark stadium braving the cold with a smile holding proudly and i'd be cancer. sign car when you're driving there. but >> i was saying like, oh, i was yeah, i was truly excited. like i was. >> well, and into the fun night was cut short after the family tells us a drunk bills fan pushed down the stairs in an shoveled section 3.12, he said i'm gonna push through all these niner fans. so he actually bought me a little about my son and be a little bit and then got past me and pushed m

our cameras were there capturing dylan's comments. interviewed some of the other cultural icons that were in attendance there at this press conference. and here's what beat poet allen ginsburg who wrote howell 10 years earlier, had to say. >> i think he is a very grateful. is a very genius. and that will be this to be 100. >> well, that's what he thought about. dylan howell was first published, by the way, by influential san francisco bookstore city lights back in 1956. we're going to take a break here. 10. 22, but still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland ballers are hosting a fan election town hall. >> we're going to be choosing their newest board member. the details on what to expect details on what to expect coming up. life, diabetes, there's no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. >> 10 24 is the time happening today. a teenager from the middle east to

dylan come off course. i'm winning because the dylan movie is great.tening to him anymore. the only one i want to say is politics on "saturday night live." with donald trump coming and i want that coming back. you know why? because i love the fake people that pretend to be someone. trump is going to want to host "saturday night live." he will be terrific. >> i keep thinking the celebrity endorsements and i wonder if it's because america has moved towards trusting navy influencers over celebrities or is it because of his antielite sentiment that has crisscrossed the nation, swept the nation? i don't know. there were 37 celebrities who endorsed kamala harris and it didn't work. >> my thought, when beyonce didn't sing. sometimes it makes things worse. meanwhile, james taylor is grabbing his guitar and traveling all over the country. at the level of enthusiasm a given celebrity shows or doesn't show could also affect how much power they have across -- their fans. >> dr. marc: and what they actually say. woody guthrie. "this land is your land." >> i'm excit

in the case of the new bob dylan biopic, a complete unknown. there are so many ways that it's knocking on heaven's door. it starts with a solid premise. story of a 19 year-old robert zimmerman straight out of duluth, minnesota, who hits new york's greenwich village with a guitar and harmonica becomes the darling of the folk music scene alongside legends like pete seeger woody guthrie, joan baez and many the songs that they provide give you in the south, thoughtful, still relevant soundtrack. we're perfection, by all of that starts to mount shallow made sure to be nominated for an academy award for his performance. that is so much more than its surface impersonation. he digs deep into the soul of the poet rebel and turn music on its head. not sure that i learned anything new about going, but i do have a better understanding of what and who inspired his and his desire to evolve as an artist. to do with performances by edward norton as pete seeger and monica barbaro singing beautifully as joan baez, both to absolute perfection. part of the power o

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here's my son dylan he's on -- the extreme drift go-cart, this is from radio flyer dylan -- can you driveut right here -- how fun is that? >> how fast does it go? >> wow. >> he drives on me. forever, good-bye. all right. thank you amanda. thank you jamie as well. all right there with go we'll be back with more "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ bass pro shop for "fox & friends" studio for the entire month of december. they're our good friends. thank you bass pro shop. ♪ ♪ ♪ (holiday music) ♪ (♪) (♪) (♪) (♪) give the gift of adventure. now through december 15th, purchase special holiday gift cards and save 10-percent. buy in store or online at bass pro shops and cabela's. wounded warrior project empowers post-9/11 veterans and their families with life-changing programs and services. i realized i could be successful in a civilian career. we stand by warriors and advocate for their needs going forward. they were by my side in the hospital, and they're still with me today. through our programs, community and advocacy, we're proving anything is possible. learn more at wounded warriorproject.org/connect do y

andrea canning (voiceover): three years later, dylan was born.ning: what did you love about your mom? just, i guess, the way she cared about me and made sure that i knew i was loved. she was an official hockey mom. yeah, she definitely was. she was always out there screaming and shouting. andrea canning (voiceover): no one ever said anything to detectives about carmela using drugs. so a few weeks later, when they got her toxicology report, the results didn't surprise them. no drugs in her system. her tox was negative. what did that tell you about the scene with the drug paraphernalia? did it suggest to you that the scene had been staged? when we pieced everything together, it certainly did. andrea canning (voiceover): another clue came from the home security system. interior door sensors had been tripped. it showed that somebody was in the house after david and the children left for hockey. andrea canning (voiceover): they knew david and the boys left around 3:30 that afternoon. carmela came home from work around 5:00. so we had some unexplained

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bob dylan? to have you on your own? >> 200 people in that room. each one wants me to be somebody else. >> what do you want to be? >> whatever it is, they don't want me to be like a rolling stone. >> a complete unknown inspired by the true story of bob dylan. rated r in the beginning, there was blood. >> one wrong move. >> you wrote in your life. mind your sisters. >> i don't back down. >> spatter matters. >> sometimes the bad guys slip through the cracks. learning my code was just the beginning. >> you never forget your first crime. d what if your mobile network wasn't just built to work out here... ...but was designed differently to also give you blazing fast wifi where you are most of the time? reliable 5g, plus wifi speeds up to a gig where you need it most. xfinity mobile. xfinity internet customers, ask how to get a free 5g phone and a second unlimited line free for a year. mandatory fees. get paid when you say with my pay, get started at chime com. >> this is cnn, the world's news network breaking news. >> the united states just announcing a

our good friend and meteorologist dylan dreyer explains. >> reporter: from snowball fights to snowmenow angels, they all have one thing in common. snow. but what exactly is snow? what we call snow is really millions of tiny ice crystals. under a microscope, these crystals are beautiful and intricate, and no two are exactly alike. when it gets cold enough, water in the air that might usually come down as rain freezes. think of it like this. when warm air rises, it cools and condenses into a cloud that could eventually produce rain, just like we're seeing water droplets develop on the outside of this glass here. this glass has been sitting in the freezer, so as the warm air rises and condenses, it develops into more of a frost. it's creating ice crystals instead of water droplets and that's exactly what we see happen in a cloud when the temperatures are below freezing. we see snowflakes form instead of rain drops. the water vapor needs to condense on to something, so it finds little particles in the air. think dust or pollen or dirt. so, it condenses on to that little particle in the ai

he quoted dylan thomas, he was a friend of bob dylan. he was an athlete.en the old thing and people's imagination for so long, his heart is with the former queen elizabeth to imagine them young, and he was as a young president, he had a kind of excitement. in his first month in office he had a popularity rating that was still higher than anybody since him, even higher than obama or bill clinton or reagan. that was a kind of sparkle that i wanted to try to convey to people about how he was when he started out. people about how he was when he started out-— started out. many people worked so hard it achieving _ started out. many people worked so hard it achieving that - so hard it achieving that charisma and ability to connect with everyone and it certainly sounds as ifjimmy carter had that naturally. thank you very much indeed for your time here on bbc news. that is james fallow. thank you. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has announced one of the largest prisoner exchanges since full scale war began with russia nearly three years ago. 189 ukrainian tr

tonight, you can see her playing joan baez in the new bob dylan bio-pic, "a complete unknown."our-time grammy winner all the way from australia. his album is called "high." keith urban is with us. [ cheers and applause ] you can see keith on tour next year. go to keithurban.com. tomorrow night, we'll be joined by nikki glaser and nicholas hoult with music from the cast of "the outsiders" and jamestown revival is. our first guest has an emmy and tony, you know him as kendall roy from "succession." now he's getting more great reviews and a golden globe nomination for his role as donald trump's mentor in "the apprentice." please say hello to jeremy strong! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you look very woody allen tonight. >> it's my "serpico" hat. >> jimmy: the audience doesn't know. ryan seacrest was supposed to be here, he got sick, you happened to be in town. >> happened to be in my hotel room. [ applause ] >> jimmy: you came by, you saved the day. you really did. i'm very grateful to you for doing that. unfortunately, i don't know if you know this, you now have to host new

joining me to talk about it is the legend himself, bob dylan. bob, are you there?[ laughter ] [ indiscernible mumbling ] [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you so much for being here. so have you seen the movie? >> he's a funny fellow, chalamet. [ indiscernible mumbling ] so much rizz. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i -- see, what do you think of his singing in the film? [ indiscernible mumbling ] >> -- hawk tuah. [ laughter ] [ indiscernible mumbling ] >> jimmy: okay. you -- you want to debut a new song right now? >> steve: wow! >> jimmy: amazing. all right, by all means, go ahead. ♪ [ indiscernible mumbling ] ♪ willy wonka ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. i think it's good. it's got potential, that's good stuff. ♪ [ indiscernible mumbling ] ♪ timothee chalamet ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no. sorry, bruce. i didn't realize you were still on the phone. [ light laughter ] any updates on the drones? >> drone. >> drone. >> drone. >> drone. >> drone? >> drone. >> drone. [ grunting and mumbling ] >> drone, drone. >> drone, drone, drone, drone. >> drone, drone, drone. d

journalists and music fans heard from bob dylan on this day in the bay in 1965. our archives. kron. 4 news at 3 returns. is celebrating remarkable women of the bay area. we need your help to share their stories. if you know a remarkable woman making a difference in our community, you can nominate her for a chance to be awarded woman of the year. just enter your nomination by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to kron 4. >> singer-songwriter bob dylan speaking to the press on this day in 1965. ahead of a 5 concert tour throughout the bay area. kron 4 captured ellen's comments on this newly released album highway. 61 revisited and several other cultural icons were in the audience. so here's what beat poet allen ginsburg who wrote the poem howl 10 years earlier, had to say. >> i think he is a very grateful. is a very genius. and that will be this to be 100. >> howell was first published by the influential san francisco bookstore. city lights in 19. 56. >> and still open in our north beach neighborhood today. cool place to check out if you have a chance blue s