it was jimi hendrix. he called me by name.ike one set of lungs, the guitar player is better than me. >> it sounds like one set of lungs and the guitar player is better than me. >> he said terry plays better than him. >> you have to realize we were already listening intensely to his music. we looked up to him. >> he was playing stuff that hendrix had on his records. ♪ >> terry could play a rhythm guitar part. a lead guitar part and a lead vocal simultaneously. i never heard anyone that could do that. >> in a couple of weeks, we are on the road with hendrix. >> we got to see stuff that was driving them. jimi is not happy with the licks he was playing. >> do you have to practice every day like a violinist? do you keep in shape every day? >> i like to play to myself before we go on stage or if i feel down and depressed, you know. >> it was stuff that happened to every musician, especially guys who feel like that. they are put on pedestals and they have that pressure of having to do something new all the time. >> we were on a plane

. 20,000 people there yelling, "bring on hendrix."bleep ] up and listen. ♪ >> the radio was still a baby. it was top 40. but it was bubble gum stuff. they weren't ready for what we were doing. fm radio was commercial free in those days and played whole albums. >> and am radio still hadn't played one of our songs. we released "beginnings," "does anybody really know what time it is," and they wouldn't play it because they say we hadn't had a hit. catch-22. how the hell will you have a hit if you don't play something? >> there was a certain amount of frustration because of the singles that had been released and weren't successful. >> besides the fact they were doing drugs and partying and being young musicians on the road. young musicians will burn the candle. ♪ listen >> that era was people our age were noticing that we felt different about things. and we've sort of felt like we ought to try to do something about it. ♪ know it ain't right ♪ how can it be right >> we're watching the war in vietnam on television. we're watching the marche

they were yelling bring on hendrix.shut the bleep up and listen. >> am radio was still a baby. it was top 40, but bubble gum stuff. they were not ready for what we were going. fm radio was commercial-free in those days and played whole albums. >> am radio still had not played one of our songs. we released beginnings and does anybody know what time it is? they wouldn't play it. they said we hadn't had a. catch 22. how are you going to have a hit? >> there was a certain amount of frustration. they were not successful. besides the fact that they were young musicians on the road. they will burn the candle. >> the zit geist of that era is that people our age were noticing that we felt different about things and we sort of felt like we ought to do something about it. >> we are watching the war in vietnam on television. we are watching the marchs in the south for voter registration and reading about it and we feel like we need to have our voices heard. ♪ >> we had our political flavor and college students grabbed this. these g

he was at monterey pop festival when jimmy hendrix burned his guitar. walk and look at some of these as we talk. he was there for all of the moments. >> yes. not only shooting famous rock and roll concerts but also shooting on the streets in san francisco, capturing, you know, the hippy culture and all of the parades and free concerts throughout the panhandle and in golden gate park. jefferson airplane and the grateful dead and quiksilver messenger service. >> these are events that obviously define san francisco's identity in so many ways. >> absolutely. it is so important to see this exhibition at city hall. the san francisco art commission believes this exhibition helped define our social consciousness of what 1967 is all about. >> okay. thank you very much. >> sure. >> the curator of the exhibit. >> thank you. >> we will walk down here and talk to amelia davis. she owns the jim marshall collection. good morning to you. these are some of -- some of the photos that you really appreciate the most, i think. talk to me about what these particular photos s

>> yeah, i snuck in to see jimi hendrix play at the old world fairgrounds.ho was in my band, and we snuck in by putting cables, holding cables and, you know, talk with english accents, jimi doesn't get his cables, he will be pissed off. i got to the stage and jimi's road manager, keith robinson, been the roady for every big english band and he looked at me and said, come here, you, you're pretty good. i saw said, well, thank you. you're going to help load up jimi's amp. so there we are carrying stacks of marshall amps on the stage. pretty cool. and i got to watch hendrix. >> stephen: he knew you were faking. >> it was a good fake. he appreciated it. >> stephen: i heard a story. i know you and bruce have become friends. >> i don't know if you can do that anymore. >> stephen: i snuck into paul simon's graceland continue cert that way. i said i was a t-shirt salesman and washed the show from the fly gallery. i don't know if you can do that anymore. the '80s were different. >> yeah, it was. >> stephen: can you explain to me what this is? this is something to do

>> yeah, i snuck in to see jimi hendrix play at the old worlds fairgrounds.ium. it was called the singer bowl. we didn't have tickets. it was with another guy who was in my band, and we snuck in by putting cables, holding cables and, you know, talk with english accents, "jimi's got to get his cables, he will be really pissed off." i got to the stage and i kind of bulked my way up to the stage and i was talking with an english accent to all the different security, and we got to the stage and jimi's roadie, road manager, was a guy named keith robinson, famous english roadie, he's been the roadie for every big english band and he looked at me and said, come here, you, you're pretty good. and i said, well, thank you. you're going to help load up jimi's amp. so there we are carrying stacks of marshall amps onto the stage. pretty cool. and i got to watch hendrix. >> stephen: he knew you were faking. >> i was faking. >> stephen: but he was like fine with it. >> it was a good fake. he appreciated it. >> stephen: i heard a story. i know you and bruce have become frien

. >> rock singer jimmy hendrix died today in london according to a police source for an overdose of drugs. the cause of death was said to be an overdose of drugs. jim morrison is dead. he was 27. >> the early years of the 70s are sad in music because you lose people and you lose the beetles. the small gathering is only the beginning. and so momentous the historians were the decline of the british empires. they're bing up >> it was a death for aot of people. rock and roll as we understood in the 1960s wfr no longer with us. >> i wonder what i'm doing here. it's nothing like that. but i left it. ♪ >> for so long you put away a beatles album to see where they were going and we just hoped the music would be that good. >> you write 20 songs tomorrow kind of thing. >> you've even been called the dragon lady that brought the beatles apart. >> can we give her the credit for all the nice music that ringo and paul and i have made since they broke up. she did it. >> the fact is she did not break up the beatles. time broke up the beatles, money break up the beatles, a desire to do their own stuff bro

there are 80 pictures by the grateful dead, jefferson airplane, janis joplin and jimi hendrix. >> the show is organized chronologically. you can follow jim's entire schedule for the entire year from january through december. >> organizers say the summer of love helped define san francisco's identity in the historical society hold other events all year long to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. >>> the cost to attend the university of california schools is going up. the regents voted to raise tuition. we will tell you how much coming up. >>> anger over tuition heights affecting tens of thousands of students in the uc school system. after discussions and protest the region board voted to approve a tuition hike at the university of california campuses. >> we talked to students who say with financial aid they still face hardships paying for food and rent in high-cost areas like berkeley, san francisco and los angeles. >> in a 16-for decision you see region board approved tuition hike. >> motion carried. >> $282 per year that uc berkeley students like this one who g

madonna wore in "like a virgin" to cyndi lauper's shoes to the costumes worn by the there is jimmi hendrix and the guitar at woodstock. this is looking at changing peace, equality and freedom and it brings freedom of express. 11 administrations are accounted for from eisenhower to president bill clinton and saxophone leading up to trump. this is coming to d.c. in time for the inauguration. we hope they will understand the first amendment that art its exercise free express singing the songs pro or against war. how it's the soundtrack of the social justice movement of the modern time. ryan hughes. >> this is a storm watch 7 winter weather alert. maureen: schools across the area canceling the weekend events ahead of the we'll be right backry weather headed our way. we be -- on the wintery weather headed our way. we begin with chief meteorologist doug hill. what can we expect and when? >> after midnight is when the precipitation will move in. we are on the eastern edge of a huge ice storm continuing to the central planes. we will get a mix. snow, sleet, freezing lane. there are no problems loc

. >> reporter: the great jimi hendrix gave chicago advice they'd never forget. >> he said, pay it forwardift. we did. >> we all lived in a little house under the hollywood freeway. each guy had a shelf in the medicine cabinet. each guy had a shelf in the refij rate r refrigera refrigerator. whoever took the last shower got the cold shower. >> i joined about 26 years ago. i actually saw the band when i was 16 years old. before the first album came out. and i couldn't believe my ears and eyes. i mean, it was the best band i'd ever seen in my then 16 years. and i laugh glissaing flapinglye said you'd be the drummer, i'd say, yeah, and i'm napoleon. i wouldn't have believed it. i'm still pinching myself. i really am, poppy. >> when i joined seven years ago, i tell the guys this often, that i waited a long time to be in a band where everybody gets a little bit of the spotlight and also supports the others at times. ♪ >> reporter: there have been decades more wild than others. like their years at caribou ranch. ♪ singing italian songs >> the caribou ranch happened to be very close to a college

. >> the great jimi hendrix gave them advice they will never forget. >> share your gift. >> we all lived in a little house under the hollywood freeway. each guy had a shelf in the medicine cabinet. each guy had a self in the refrigerator. whoever got to take the last shower, had a cold shower. >> joined about 26 years ago. i saw the band when i was 16 years old before the first album came out. i couldn't believe my ears and eyes. it was the best band i'd ever seen in my then 16 years. i said if somebody said you'll be the drummer some day, it would be yeah right and i'm neopolian. i wouldn't have believed it. i'm still pinching myself. >> when i joined seven years ago, i tell the guys this often, i waited a long time to be in band where everybody gets a lit built of t bit of the spotlight and supports the others at times. >> there's been decades more wild than others like their years at caribou ranch. >> it happened to be very close to a college town. it's a ton of drugs. there are really good drugs. >> it ended up just kind of like being a party in the rockies. >> there

she's a little christina hendrix. 1940s. >> i'm sorry but i smell and emmy. >> i thought it was you.it's netflix, i've never done before. and they allow a creative freedom. they buy the creative content and they agree to commit to it. and then they let you make it. it was great. and the first four quadrant shows. it allows four demographics playing to multiple people. everyone can watch it. it legitimately is quirky and odd. >> for the whole family. >> parents can watch it with your kids. >> your kids can watch? >> they have watched it! literally today you can stream them now. what are you doing now watchi this? >> what were your going to say? >> this show. this piece of prime time network awesomeness. but we're going to go home and watch some of the episodes today. >> how fun. >> filmed in vancouver. right. they live here in new york. we face time every day. i would get to see them. but sometimes i would be looking like -- sometimes i look like shirley. >> they were freaked out a little bit. >> how are the kids? >> they're spectacular. a good age. they're 6 and in kindergarten and t

this is the first time hendrix has seen the river jump its banks. >> how's it look out there? >> good. there's a lot of trash and a lot of propane cans floating around. >> reporter: what's in the water and what's under water could be a concern for days to come. and when you take a live look at that car that's under the water, you get an idea as to why it's dangerous to be in floodwaters. that car has gasoline and other petroleum in there. it's all swirling around in this floodwater. now, it will start raining again, so even if the river recedes a little bit tonight, they fully expect it's going to rise again tomorrow. reporting live in sonoma county, sergio quintata. >>> spencer christian is here with a look at the forecast. >> here's the latest on the russian river at guerneville. it's expected to crest wednesday at 6:00 p.m. flood stage is 32 feet. the river is expected to crest at 35.7 feet on wednesday, which is nearly four feet above flood st stage. right now we're looking at a flood warning for this portion of the russian river until 6:40 until evening. on live doppler 7

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. >> with what should be on the menu is chef and nutritionist, diane hendrix. >> not only new years,, i had a lot of delicious scotch last night. i need your help. rick needs your help, too. >> we'll start with the hair of the dog. a lot of people are doing it. i recommend a bloody mary or mimosa because the juices that you mix them with have a lot of vitamins in them. >> doctors say it's not the right thing to do, but i think it works. >> i think it works and it's celebration day and people will be doing it anyway. you want a good quality vodka. this is organic, unfulterred and it's ah. some you mix it with your favorite bloody mary mix, or buy it or make it at home and you have a nice little cocktail. >> the idea is you continue to drink. >> one. >> throw in fruits or veggies in there. >> that's right, that's what's so great about the mimosa. this is from my friend's in new york city, you add a little bit of your favorite fruit and a favorite juice, and you have a nice mimosa. >> those help with potassium? >> this helps. this helps you get started. >> okay. >> this is what you need