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bre springsteen invents himself... >> rose: what do you mean?words, they take who they are and... >> >> they make that character. mohammed ali is a character as well as an athlete. the braggadocio, the antics, the preening. >> rose: but that's different. that came from somebody who imagine what is a general ought to be and acts that way. >> sure, but the character of eisen howser different than the character of patton. >> rose: patton is who i'm thinking about. >> right. so bruce springsteen is deeply influenced by elvis, by dylan but also by black bands even though he comes to not have a black audience, to his frustration, but sam and dave, all those soul bands he loved. and he's influenced by a place. what makes him interesting early on is that he has a kind of geographical particularity. he has as bury park, that's the music scene. he's not new york, he's not filly, he's asbury park which was a very fertile musical ground a little bit behind both cities because of where it is but it has ferris wheels and geology. >> rose: he understood perfor

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this isn't going to be another incident where we know the name of anders bre vig.are what we should be focusing on. >> i know exactly -- sorry, i didn't mean to interrupt, jordan. i know what you mean when my father was shot by a person. i didn't want to say his name either. if i had gotten my hands on him i would have torn him from limb to limb. i understand the emotions in you and your family. thank you so much for joining us today. i really appreciate it. and our sympathies, of course, again go out to you and your family. we leave you now with some of jessica's thoughts. toward the end of her blog post about the toronto shooting last month she wrote, i say all the time that every moment we have to live our life is a blessing. so often i found myself taking it for granted. every hug from a family member, every laugh we share with friends, even the times of solitude are all blessings. every second of every day is a gift. after saturday evening, i know i truly understand how blessed i am for each second i am given. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] want to

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nowadays is he keeping up with the kardashians no one could catch bre jenner 36 years ago today.u know the news for this monday, july the 30th already, 2012. for the journalists of fox news, i'm shepard smith. we're back tomorrow. mr. bill to you. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> i don't think she passed that test. >> of being ready? >> of being ready to it take over. i think that was a mistake. >> bill: dick cheney saying sarah palin should not have been the republic vice presidential candidate in 2008. we'll debate that. and look ahead to who should be mitt romney's running mate this time around. ♪ stupid girl. ♪ stupid girl. >> bill: cnn uses a song called stupid girls to promote a story about sarah palin and chick-fil-a. bernie goldberg has some thoughts. >> what did they die for? >> they died to remove a brutal dictator who had killed hundreds of thousands of people. >> yeah. >> that's what they died for. >> bill: also tonight we begin a special week long series the most intense, strangest moments in factor history. >> you are dodging, you are dancing. you are

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. >>> still ahead, saying good-bye to odsally ride, a woman who bre barriers far above the glass ceilingr above that ceiling. >> picking the best beer to go with your food, and how you can keep it local. melanie is live in loudon countl with more details.de we'll be right back. i will vee was 86 -- sylvia was 86 years old. >>> and we are remembering astronaut sally ride. she changed the space program b bulk the first woman to orbit the earth. >> she died yesterday's after ar 17 month battle with cancer, she's being remembered as a true pioneer that led the way forway women into space.n she rode on the challenger inch 1983, and since then, 42 otherot american women have flown intofl space. barack obama calls ride all s national hero, and a powerful role model. he said in a statement that ridement inspired generations oe young girls to reach for the stars. >> she did. and after the fact, it's always, it's hard to remember, you know, how things were before, but you know, people didn't think about women in space, some people didn't, until she came along and changed everything.ge >> i'm fasci

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it's true that when we have ten representatives, the financial bre good d brigade raiding his home andknew he would have this kind of problem. he has so many bones of contention with french justice which is qualified as being on the left. all these judges decided the day that he would lose his immunity, he would start having problem with justice. here we are, and it's not a surprise. it's not been proven that he made illegal financing campaign. we'll see. >> this is going on five years. this is all in reference to the 2007 election. it sounds like a long time ago to be making a raid today. have police or officials said anything about what they may or may not have found? >> to our knowledge they have not found anything. lawyers said all actions is very futile. at the same time what sar kkozy have been reproached with. at the same time it would prove he had p it. it has been given to the lawyers. spending all their time with this to witness. i don't think he left for canada saying i will be in trouble. i think he left. it was planned a long time ago. i don't think sarkozy is going to sho

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