it wasn't what the beatles were doing or the stones were doing or the kinks were doing or any of those doing musically and they were awakened by the more personal perspective of his songs. >> dylan was a huge influence on john lennon. he inspired them to write more serious songs, deeper songs and be more experimental lyrically. ♪ i once had a girl or should i say she once had me ♪ >> bob dylan going electric is another one of those big, seismic changes in the pop music era in the '60s. >> he was bold enough to leave his comfort zone. ♪ i ain't going to work on maggie's farm no more ♪ >> it's not just about dylan going electric, but it's also about the fusion of an emerging tradition in popular music that was really political with rock and roll, which had largely not been overtly political. >> thank you very much. >> there's nothing like the feeling of your audience not being with you and walking out on you. people took it personal. >> you know, who needs him anymore? he's part of your establishment and forget him. >> they're all my friends. >> they felt betrayed, like you're supposed t

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the kinks were never quite as successful as, you know, certainly the rolling stones or the who. day. there may be a kinks reunion, if ray and his brother can get it together. but as a songwriter, and as a kind of social observer, ray davies is pretty perilous and a sense in which he has been undervalued. >> i'm glad you brought him up. he had editor of "rolling stone" magazine, thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> and tomorrow night, "the sixties" 9:00 eastern. >>> coming up next, feeding time in the crocodile pit and the zookeeper gets a tad too close. the crock came down on his hand, pulled him into the water. the video is unbelievable. we'll share it with you. you will hear straight from him, after the break. >>> and top of the hour, more news in the trial of a man accused of leaving his toddler in a car to die. a hot car to die. police recreated the scene of this child's death, in this parking lot, using the suspect's car, even the same car seat. more on that reenactment, coming up here on cnn. >>> listen. often times we get stuck on tarma tarmacs. maybe for some minutes, may

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. ♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. h and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. >> before arthur hit, counties were put under mandatory evacuation orders in north carolina. we learned from sarah dallof that access to northern portions of dare county, access is no longer restricted. access to hatteras island, however, is still shut off until further notice. warren judge is the chairman of the dare county board of commissioners. he joins me now by phone. warren, first of all, what are you hearing, what are you seeing in terms of damage there in dare county? >> early indications, craig, are in the northern part of dare county are very encouraging. we have experienced very little in overwash. we've had -- we have a few hot spots here and there, but nothing that is -- that is not going to be handled and handled quickly. certainly see some blown shingles and blown siding, maybe a sign here and there, but for what we were expecting for what it could have been, early -- like i said, it's early. we've

working out the kinks? >> it's great. on day one everyone came out to see us win the super bowl.dn't happen. especially with the rain. they had a challenge to not have such a less crisp day. we are ownership there getting it. able to run the play in seconds as opposed to everyone looking confused. >> you seem happy, relaxed. calm. >> there is no stress this year. my teammates have my back. i have their back. that's how it is supposed to be. coach is bringing a lot of energy. demands greatness. we'll be a physical football team and get it going. >> practice picks up tomorrow morning for the redskins. also falling to the new york liberty. the final score is 80-76 in that game. >> no stress this year. >> no stress this year. >> we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet rated 6 out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not good, it's not the best. no, it's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. si

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there is nothing else like it in the world, and it will take some time to work out the kinks the choke points and supply chain are just some of the problems people are working on. customers may have to wait a little bit. this store probably will sell out tomorrow. they said they're going to take it on a day by day basis. let's bring in some of those customers, ryan and sam. first of all, show me what you bought today, and tell me what it is. >> i have two grams. >> now the opal, i've heard a lot about if. was there some word on the street? >> i'm not sure. it's the first i heard from it. >> you flew up here from palo alto, california. >> absolutely. >> this is legit, legal in washington state. we're ready to go. >> hold up again, what do you have? >> they availabled it sweet lafayette. there are a variety of strains out there. i'm going to try this one today and see how it goes. >> how was the morning. was it a good day? >> yes, it was. a lot of conversation with people who are here for the same reason, here to enjoy the day and see the novelty of it and see how it works out. >> these

. ♪♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ ♪all day and all of the night - the kinks♪ yoplait. h and creamy taste your whole family loves. it is so good all the time. >> you got married at disney >>> you get married at disneyland. >> my mother was appalled. she said that's worse than vegas. >> what are mothers there for? >> she said disneyland. that's worse than las vegas. but we have four children. we have violet and jackson and shawn has two children from a previous marriage. so i keep telling everyone we got married there for them. >> she said minnie mouse looked better than you on your wedding day. >> she looked beautiful. she even had a tiara. >> the kids must have loved it. >> they were fascinating by mickey and mini, not so much by the wedding proceedings. >> the third season for you is great. boris has joined the cast. i'm thinking there has to be some kind of triangle between you and dylan. >> there is a beautiful triangle. boris comes on. he plays a secret service agent. he and carrie have heated exchanges. dylan, who is playing my partner. there is a tension between t

. >> traditionally congress tries to work out the kinks in the law. >> you might think this would change things but you would be wrong. >> one of the questions considered by both of these courts was, what did president obama mean when he said this -- >> when this exchange is up and running, millions of people will get tax breaks, which represents the largest middle class tax cut for health care in history. that's what this reform is about. >> the courts also had to decide what did senate finance committee chairman max baucus mean when he said this -- >> americans will be able to count on the health care coverage that they buy, and tax credits will help to assure that all americans can afford quality health insurance. >> two federal i peels courts considered those statement in two challenges brought against the subsidies in the affordable care act, brought by states that opted not to create state health insurance exchanges because the health care law mandates that everyone buy insurance. residents of the states without state health insurance exchanges have to buy it through a federally es

you guys working out the kinks? >> i think on day one everyone came out expecting to see us win the super bowl and that didn't happen especially with the rain. the next day the guys took the challenge to themselves to not have such a less crisp day. we are making line checks and everybody is getting it right away and able to run the play in a matter of seconds. >> you seem so happy and relaxed and so calm. >> it is fun. there is no stress this year. my teammates have my back and i have their back. that is how it is supposed to be. coach is doing great and awesome and bringing a lot of energy and demands greatness out of us. we want to be a physical football team. >> reporter: what are you doing on your day off? >> i'm probably going to see a movie. i'm sure the movie theater will be packed now. my wife is coming in town and spend some time with her and relax. >> reporter: the rest of the redskins back at practice tomorrow morning at 8:30 as they begin to prepare for their first preseason game in just about a week. >>

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. >> follow us, we've worked out the kinks. see if you can apply it in your region because we think you can be successful. >> community clinic and major hospital, providing the right care the right place at the right price. we don't have statistics from fm the hospital yet but linda mcvey set they have served more than 3,000 patients since they opened, like what they are seeing and think it's a success. tony. >> we know the er is going to cost a lot of money. seems like the hospital would be giving away cash. why would it do something like that? >> yes, losing business it does -- losing business it does seem that way. but a lot of the people who use emergency rooms as their health care provider are medicare medicaid patients are indigent and quite often emergency rooms don't get fully paid for the care they provide them. also the community clinic next door is federally qualified to handle exactly those kinds of customers and work if they're not into the health care system to get them into the health care system and get them sign

nancy pelosi said let's work out the kinks as we go along. costing more money in the court system and premiums are going up for these eight million americans. >> it's wreckless policy. they said we're going to pass it and then read it and find out what's in it. >> i just had a thought. what if we started saying to lawmakers, if we pass it, can you fix it? can we bill you for the legal cost of fixing it? >> think about the instability, the lack of certainty for americans out there that were counting on getting health care insurance. you can have your job, whatever. if you don't have your health, you don't have anything. >> people who had plans and then lost them and then signed up for these because they were probably more expensive and now they're going to get that much more expense i didn't have. i think the white house understands how politically terrible this would be. it would bring obamacare back in the 2014 midterms if people's costs skyrocketed. >> they said take this. it's better. we've got you. we're going to support you. now the bott

traditionally congress tries to work out the kinks in a law, it just happens that that branch of government is no longer functional here? >> i guess in an ideal world, you have a recognition by congress that they need to patch this up. that the obama administration would never let the law go to waste and they could fix this by rewriting the relevant language by people in states that have federally run exchanges are entitled to subsidies. but if you were to impose that fix, you run the risk of having republicans attach extraneous amendments to it or try to derail the law saying it doesn't work. you're at a standoff basically. apparently it's not a legislative fix should this thing go through the court system and should it be determined that the subsidies are not available. >> david, if we talk about how judges may look at this, judges, the seven circuit court judges who are likely to make a decision on this beyond the three that ruled today, it requires a suspension -- it's screaming -- subsidies to be available to those states that set up their own exchanges and that as brian says, this was

the kinks were my favorite. >> we are talking about a lineup. lulu known for can the to sir with love" and "the man with the golden glove." wednesday graham nash. and on thursday, singer petula clark will join us. >> that is phenomenal. thank you for joining us. stick with us all week. legal view with ashleigh banfield starts right now. >>> police want to know more about the online habits of the man accused of leaving his toddler son inside that hot car. they also want a look at the chieldz child's medical records. what about the mother? the latest on the investigation straight ahead. >>> oscar pistorius re-enacts the moment of shot his girlfriend. it is all on videotape. we will show you this disturbing video. we will tell you if it

we've worked out some of the kinks. if you can apply it in your region because we think you can be successful. >> community clinic and major hospital, both hoping to provide the right care at the right place at the right price. allen schauffler, al jazeera seattle. >> in tennessee today family and friends of newsman john siegenthaler sr. celebrated his remarkable life. siegenthaler died on friday. he's being remembered for his devotion to human rights and social justice. in the 1960s where much of the media in the south ignored the growing resistance to racial equality, siegenthaler led his paper the tennesseeian in social justice. our colleague his son john spoke. >> who knows how much life is left. since that day 50 years ago, i have felt your every blet was mine and mine yours. we fear not the future, you and i. when my breath is gone, it will still be yours. tomorrow, is ours. because the past and the present has been and is, with all these incredible years can mean, i love you. we love you, dad. >> earlier this eve

i think the pentagon is working hard to ensure that it works out the kinks and this goes forward. >> why is it taking so long? >> i think it has taken so long for a combination of reasons. one is the sheer ambition and complexity of the system. two is the fact that we did move in parallel before we were completely finished with development. we started some production. that led to the need to fix problems that arose in those early production runs. then i think just trying to keep this aircraft on the experience curve, on a curve that brings down the cost with every successive aircraft produced. i think we are in a better place now than we were two years ago when that interview was conducted. it is still a very challenging program to deliver on. it is where we placed our bets and it is imperative that we deliver on this. >> the idea that we have the services, from time to time you hear people talk about bringing them all together. >> i think there is good reason to have the individual services in terms of how we train people, how we develop specific capabilities and approaches. but i th

i think the pentagon is working hard to ensure that it works out the kinks and this goes forward. >> why is it taking so long? >> i think it has taken so long for a combination of reasons. one is the sheer ambition and complexity of the system. two is the fact that we did move in parallel before we were completely finished with development. we started some production. that led to the need to fix problems that arose in those early production runs. then i think just trying to keep this aircraft on the experience curve, on a curve that brings down the cost with every successive aircraft produced. i think we are in a better place now than we were two years ago when that interview was conducted. it is still a very challenging program to deliver on. it is where we placed our bets and it is imperative that we deliver on this. >> the idea that we have the services, from time to time you hear people talk about bringing them all together. >> i think there is good reason to have the individual services in terms of how we train people, how we develop specific capabilities and approaches. but i th

. >> reporter: two years into the partnership, landrum and kipp are still working out the kinks. one problem, finding time when kipp teachers, who have a longer school day, can work together with landrum's teachers. >> we're working on aligning our schedules for our seventh grade team of teachers next year. and so allowing teachers to have similar off time during the day so that math teachers can get together and collaborate on ideas. >> reporter: teacher turnover is also a problem. yes prep, the second charter school klussmann invited in, replaced five of it's eight teachers after the first year. two were promoted. three left, according to yes prep's principal, because "it wasn't the right fit." so how is the two-year old partnership working out? the leaders seem pleased. >> i like to bounce ideas off of erik. him being the young guy, me being the old girl, you know, he might have a different idea and vice versa. >> reporter: teachers are also generally pleased, according to a survey. academically, the results are mixed. reading and math scores at landrum are flat; those at nort

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we have worked out some of the clin -- kinks, and see if you can apply it in your region. >> reportering to provide the right care at the right place at the right price. we don't have statistics from the hospital yet. but linda mcveigh at the clinic says they have seen 3,000 patients since they opened their doors. them. >> alan, we know emergency room procedures are expensive. in doing this, does the hospital risk giving up some revenue stream to this clinic? this >> they do admit that they might. and it might be a problem in the short-term. those visits from my research can range from $900 to $1,300 in a middle range. so that is a lot money that might not be coming into the hospital. but a lot of those patients are indigent patients using the emergency room as their primary care, and a lot of people might not actually end up paying foez bills if they can be siphoned off of the clinic next door. the clinic is set up to deal with medicaid, medicare, and people who can pay on a sliding scale. after an er treats somebody, they can suggest maybe next time try next door. >> alan good to se

the country round trip. and finally, -- not working -- kinks in the system -- this guy says he done think airbus has to worry stealing that patent. >> why not patent it if you think you might use it. >> the airline wanted to come up with this. >> put you on bicycle seats. i'll pass. we'll be right back. >> a mom says she taught their three-year-old son about the duane jerry of getting trapped in a hot car and he used that lesson to help save an elderly man who was stuck in his car. happened outside a church in knoxville. a man says the car door wouldn't open from the inside, he was trapped for five minutes. when he saw the. boy walking around the parking lot and he started yelling and mouthing, i'm locked in here. the little boy ran inside and grabbed a pastor. >> he kept pulling at my hand and eventually i turned around and said, what is going on? he said, locked, locked. >> the pastor then unlocked the car. the man says were it not for the little boy he doesn't know how long he would have been trapped inside the vehicle. >>> and on this day in 1903 a dentist from chicago placed the first order for a model-

today, it was the soft opening to work possible kinks along 12 miles of track. it's very expensive track, indeed. roughly 47 grand per foot. a lot of silver for the silver line. but so far, riders say they are nearly $3 billion price tag of the first phase is worth it. >> we had an excellent trip, and it was smooth sailing and comfortable, new cars and it was air conditioned. >> reporter: the tyson's metro stop is one of five silver line stations. it offers a glimpse into what transportation planners envision for the future. transform a traffic-choked tyson's corridor, where drivers grasp their steering wheels in a death grip into a commuter's paradise, where people use mass transit and foot power to get to the nearby malls and high- rican shop and work. >> it's cost more money from coming from out of dc to all the way out to tyson's. i hope the metro just gets me here and gets me home faster. >> i'm very happy. i don't get an opportunity to come to tyson's corner very often because i live in maryland. it's nice to be able to ride comfortably and just relax on th