i wanted bruce to know that i was with him. >> reporter: bruce needed those postcards.art was about to come. >> there are very few days in your life that you know are going to be momentous. tomorrow is one of them for me. tuesday, december 23rd. >> reporter: that day that would change bruce's life forever, when we come back. so, did we build a slower car? or design wipers that could handle anything? what do you think? the cadillac cts-v, the world's fastest production sedan. we don't just make luxury cars, we make cadillacs red lobster like this before. your own complete four-course seafood feast for $15. start with soup, like our hearty new england clam chowder. then enjoy a fresh salad with unlimited cheddar bay biscuits, followed by your choice of one of seven entrees, like new shrimp & scallops alfredo, spicy coconut & citrus shrimp, or wood-grilled fresh tilapia. then finish with something sweet, all for just $15. right now at red lobster. ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ i work so hard at my job ♪ and then i brin

that is from bruce springsteen.the death of his partner, clarence clemons. >>> on now to other developing news. new york soon may become is the most populace state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. a state senate vote could happen in a matter of days and supporters say they are closer than ever to make it happen, but opponents insist they are not giving up. earlier i spoke with dan o'donnell, a key sponsor of the bill in the new york assembly where the bill passed earlier this week, and then brian brown is the against the bill. he is the president of the national organization for marriage. supporters claim they have the votes they need, so i asked brian brown a very direct question, here we go. >> are you worried? are you nervous about it? >> obviously, it is crunch time, but we heard from the lead sponsor dwight white that the votes were there, but the notion nate is a done deal is wrong. there are thousands of calls going into the senators and the legislature should not be deciding anything as important

i'm drinking with bruce willis.out with me. he was like -- [ in french accent ' "do you want to come to my apartment?" and i'm like, "um, no, i'm going to go back to my hotel." and then lunged and kissed me on the mouth. [ audience groans ] like, with tongue. like open-mouth kissed me. and i was sort of like -- yeah. >> jimmy: he wanted -- >> he wanted to be with bruce willis. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what -- what did you do? >> i kissed back for like a half a minute. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: why!? >> well, because, at the time i'm like in my head, "he's kissing me." and he's like -- i feel bad because this guy is like -- he so badly wants to kiss bruce willis. [ light laughter ] so, i want time i wanted to give him his dream -- fantasy. and then, i was thinking -- i was thinking in the end like, "if i go and actually consummate" -- >> jimmy: what are you talking about? [ light laughter ] >> if i do that -- >> jimmy: why would you -- >> if i do that, jimmy, i would be like, that would be the best story every for b

i'm bruce leshan. bruce johnson has the night o thanks so much for being here. speed and alcohol a toxic combination that has taken far too many lives around our region. tonight police in prince george's are blaming speed and alcohol for a crash that killed three people. someone smacked into the back of their car. andrea mccarren is live at the scene with the latest. what can you tell us, andrea? >> bruce, i'm standing just above indianhead highway where the crash occurred near the intersection of wilson bridge record. happened jussive just after 3 a.m. you can still see evidence of the tragedy. >> reporter: gittering in the evening sun, a lone tree took the the brunt of the crash. it is still standing with a significant gash. it was here police say a gmc yukon slammed into the back of a mazda 3 ramming it off the road and into that tree. >> there were two passengers in that vehicle. two females that were ejected from the vehicle. they were pronounced dead on scene. the driver of that vehicle was also pronounced dead. the remaining passenger, a male adult, was t

maybe bruce has some ideas. >> bruce, what scenario worries you the most?do you have confidence in the orientation of the corps commanders in the pakistan military? how do you assess that? >> i will enter that but i will also answer his question. we are in violent agreement here. the only thing i would say is that there are pakistan to recognize every problem we have laid out, and you can get on their e-mail distribution lists, and we have bombarded with quite making statements about what needs to be done in pakistan. and thanks to president obama, i want all those e-mail list. am also on a lot of other e-mail lists from other people in pakistan which are not quite -- the bottom is those people are literally being murdered in front of our eyes. they are being murdered in front of our eyes. and the pakistani government seems to be doing nothing about it. if you want a pakistani politician who would go in the right direction, probably shared who is now living, basically in her house under threat of murder every time she goes out her front door. your question,

bruce springsteen's side kick and sax player and friend going back 40 years.ybody else there i took pictures of the flowers and tributes outside, photos and candles and flowers. and inside, the stage where so much great music had been created was instead sad and solemn yesterday in the wake of the death of the big man. not a lot of rock bands have a saxophone and nobody else had clarence clemons. yes, the name of the outfit is bruce springsteen and the e street band, but that sound was always so different. in large part because of that shiny brass secret weapon and the big black man playing it. and once upon a time, even that was a novelty. it was in the immediate wake of the civil rights era, after all, right after bruce springsteen burst on to the scene, we learned he was part of a package deal. bruce wrote and sang the songs, but those solos, those hooks, that soul, that was all clarence. everything changed when the big man joined the band. he achieved icon status as a musician, meaning when you heard it, you knew it was him. and they were a band of brother

when i did as neill young and bruce springsteen.hair back and forth ♪ whip my hair back and forth ♪ ♪ whip my hair back and forth ♪ >> then bruce comes in and he goes. ♪ you going to whip your hair ♪ whip my hair back and forth going to whip your hair. and the bob dylan is a different all together. his harmonica's higher and he just kind of place one note and blows it out. so this is bob dylan doing the theme song from charles in charge, which is a television show in america. ♪ little boy in the neighborhood ♪ ♪ lives upstairs and misunderstood ♪ he says take good care of me like he's one of the family ♪ charles in charge, charles in charge

one more round of applause for bruce and his team. [applause] >> and we are just as proud as the job that our general manager brian sabean did to put this group together. let's give them a big round of applause. [applause] the san francisco giants are the champions of baseball this year because of a lot of work, good, smart work done by lots of folks for decades and decades. we are up here today because we are standing on the shoulders of giants who preceded us. applause for all those guys who built the pyramid who got us to this summit, please. [applause] >> in that line of succession, please join me in developing and making the family of the stonehams family. peter mcgowan, the in the past steward of the team. [applause] finally, a word of thanks to our partner investors, sponsors, among the investors i must say, we missed two giant investors, carmen and sue burns, who are watching and enjoying, we hope. thanks to our media partners, and thanks to you amazing san francisco giants fans. in northern california, in this city because of

i said, bruce, try the wig on. see what you think. he goes, all right.steen, the most exciting moment of my life. give me the floppy hat. give him the floppy hat and glasses and he looked like bruce springsteen from 1978. he got up to see his manager. bruce has that bowlegged, tight pants -- went over to see his manager john landau, an amazing guy. i swear john landau had tears in his eyes because he was, like, this is what you looked like when i first started working with you. when are you going to see your client dressed 30 years younger? nobody will ever get bruce springsteen in a wig. i guarantee it. >>> let's take a break. i want to talk to you about marriage and politics. not necessarily at the same time. [ male announcer ] finally. the place they've been searching for. staples. the one place that makes it easy to buy a new laptop. ♪ or get one fixed. ♪ with highly trained tech experts, staples makes trouble-shooting and repairing technology just the way you want it -- easy. easy to buy. easy to fix. easy to save. staples. that was easy. ♪ the coun

what bruce springsteen and others saying this morning. >>> order in the court. casey anthony breaks down in tears again at her murder trial, and the judge blows up at the lawyers, accusing both sides of playing games. >>> and celebrating dad. we asked you to send us tributes to your fathers, and you responded bigtime. this morning we'll hear life lessons, courtesy of your dad. >> announcer: from abc news, live from new york, this is "good morning america" with dan harris and bianna golodryga. >>> and, once again, happy father's day to all of the dads out there. i want to wish dr. jay harris, a happy father's day as well. that's dan's dad. >> he's going to blush bright red when he hears you talk about him on television. >> he deserves it. i'm sure it wasn't always easy raising you. but clearly he did a magnificent job. >> and happy father's day to vitale. a lot more coming up from dads all over the country. >>> while it is dad's day, we also have some kids strutting their stuff at a baby dior fashion show.aby you heard right. we'll talk about dior for the kiddies

. >> susie: joining us now for more analysis, bruce kasman, chief economist at j.p. morgan chase. >> tom: right, susie. >> susie: also just over the last couple months we keep hearing from the fed chairman that the problems in the economy are trancer to, they are temporary. how long is temporary? >> i think if he's right and if those forces that are temporary will give us a lift, they'll come pretty soon in the next three months. i think it's important that the chairman did basically say he wasn't confident that it was trans-itory. there's some sense that it will pick up, but not the strength they were looking for a few months ago. >> susie: how much more pro-active can the feds be? what are its options to pick up the economy? >> i think unless we get something pretty dramatic happen, its options are very limited. part of that is because inflation has picked up, we're not in the same position we were last year where inflation was well below the fed's target, but also i think the fed has used purchases of assets, it's been very exceptionally accommodating here and tha

maybe bruce has some suggestions. >> bruce, what scenario worries you the most? do you have confidence in the orientation of the corps commanders? you talked about the possible coups. >> i will a answer that and his question. we are again in violent agreement here. the only thing i would say is there are pakistannist who recognize every problem we have laid out and you can get on their e-mail distribution lists and be bombarded with quite moving statements about what needs to be done flt in pakistan. and thanks to president obama, i'm on all those e-mail lists. i'm also on a lot of other e-mail lists from other people in pakistan which are not quite so pleasant to read what they say about me. the problem is those people are being murdered in front of our eyes and the pakistani government seems to be doing nothing about it. a pakistani politician who would go in the right direction, problemly sherry roffman who is now living basically in her house under threat of murder every time she goes out her front door. your question what do i worry about is the coups from w

. >> jon: this is a picture of jimmy dressed as neil young singing next to bruce springsteen dressed like 70's bruce springsteen they are singing what. >> whip my hair back and forth. ♪ whip my hair back and forth ♪ you gotta whip your hair you gotta whip your hair ♪ >> jon: that's a good bruce springsteen. thank you. >> you called me up and said very nice words. >> jon: (bleep) you. >> i said jon stewart is that you there? [laughter] you were the first person to call me when i first got late night. i didn't get an office until a day i went on the air and you called me and they said jon stewart on the phone. i said this is insane. >> jon: i said, i go, don't think you can come after me, kid. >> i could smell the cigar smoke over the phone. >> jon: i said in my best irving voice i'll droi you. don't think you can come after me you piece of (bleep). the thank you notes is on the bookshelves now. clearly you took a lot of time and put this together. >> yeah. [laughter] >> jon: this is real -- i mean -- >> there are words in there. >> jon: right. this had to have been done at least by an

tonight, what bruce springsteen is saying about the trusted friend he's lost. >>> the first dad. on this father's day, president obama reflecting on his own father, and the first lady's. and why he relishes the teasing from his own father. from his own daughters. >>> and, the dress. she stunned a generation, marilyn monroe in that dress. tonight, the stunning number. what someone just paid for it. >>> good evening on this sunday and happy father's day. across so much of the south tonight, growing concern over those multiplying wildfires. one official put it best today, saying the conditions firefighters are facing in the american southwest can't get any worse. just take a look at this map tonight. the red zone, an area about 1,000 miles wide, covering portions of seven states, is now under what's called a red flag warning tonight. meaning weather conditions pose an extreme fire risk. the largest fire in arizona has now burned more than a half million acres. nationwide, wildfires have burned as much land so far this year as were burned all of last year. we're going to check in wit

that's the topic of tonight's "nightline" interview with author bruce feiler. what a year. in the muslim world. month after month of turmoil and upheaval, in egypt. . in libya. in syria. right across the arab world, the people are rising. and everything, it seems, is changing. >> through the moral force of nonviolence, the people of the region have achieved more change in six months than terrorists have accomplished in decades. >> reporter: but what have they accomplished? as the giddiness of those first weeks of protests fades and more sinister forces fight back, where are we? what's really going on over there? >> i think that we're seeing is these peach reaching out to us. one of my concerns, people in this country aren't in the mood to see it or hear it. >> reporter: bruce feiler spent years traveling through those lands. he's the best selling author of "walking the bible." a soul-stirring journey of faith that was made into a pbs series. now, feiler has a new book. eneration freedom." and what he says in it just might surprise you. >> the reason i called this book "gene

we did try to call kenny bruce. president chiu: and your name again? ? will have an opportunity to speak to dpw staff. >> my name is -- , and i am talking about the property on to visit their wrote -- on divisidero. i got the bill for january 16. i received the penalty notice and was not aware about the graffiti fix up. we have three commercial tenants in the building, and they have been touching up the pay their because there seems to be a 24- hour nightclub across the street, and it is kind of messy up to 2:00 in the morning, and then we have two contractors, builders, and the construction company with the right colors touching up all of the properties. we have 600 between the sonic and the central, so we try to take care of it, but we are hard to keep up with the, and there are all of the dead heads coming in for their summer graffiti boom. that is all i have to say. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> ok, my name is wong. i have a property on geary. i, as well, try to call kenny bruce, and i was trying to find out what we were being cited for

our guest tonight, bruce headlam here to discuss page 1, a documentary about "the new york times", which reviewing the same film "the new york times" raved about it, a mess, does little to illuminate. so i'm thinking it must be pretty good. let's start quickly right here in new york, our state legislature the most dysfunctional in the nation raves new york university is in an extended summer session in an attempt to pass a landmark bill legalizing same-sex marriage in new york. word is the vote is now 31-4-- 31 for, 31 against. so right now they are looking to turn one vote gay, i guess. (laughter) >> jon: even for a night. (laughter) >> jon: six pack of twiquiza, let's get in there and vote. we are getting word that there has been a vote in the new york senate extended session. let's go right to it. >> the summertime favorite is now the official state vegetable. the lawmakers divided to quiv sweet corn two thumbs up over onions. >> jon: it's raining men-- wait, what? wait w what did you vote for? really? a state vegetable, corn, first of all-- first of all, don't get cocky, corn. you be

would disagree with bruce that's why he did not want to join nato because he argued that if you do this one now we are positive and we know you are so what do you think at this point the supreme court is i don't know what senator sap said the supreme court upheld a treaty is suborned of the constitution the end of the question well no it isn't because the united states since the end of world war two was been engaged in military operations continuously the korean war for example was not approved by congress now going back to bruce's point congress if they don't want this could easily say no one can be spent after this data that's the power of the purse that they could have and they are doing that are using the power of the purse which i which has mentioned is the fact that it has been asked for in that sense because congress hasn't had to approve no i don't know if they want to you're going to put . any expenditure bill that they passed they can say no body and this could be used for this you know or or about going to get if they are it is because of all those limited veto the president

after almost 40 years together, bruce and the big man, as he was known, were like an old married couplerespect and trust. you know, three qualities that every marriage should have. and it's based on that. >> reporter: back in the '70s, a racially integrated rock band was ground-breaking. but clemons became a star in his own right, jamming with presidents and pop stars. in a statement last night, springsteen called the loss "immeasurable. with clarence at my side, my band and i were able to tell a story far deeper than those simply contained in our music." >> clarence clemons, maybe the greatest saxophone player of all time. >> reporter: fans gathered outside the legendary new jersey bar where clemons and the boss forged their bond and still treated locals to surprise concerts. fans say a springsteen concert will never be the same. but they're thankful now for the memories of a man who once simply said he was born a rock & roll sax player. rob nelson, abc news. >> he wanted to be a football player. i think we're all glad that his career -- >> that he didn't. he'll definitely be missed. >

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bruce bochy saying that jonathan sanchez is headed to the d.l. scoreless in the seventh, you don't see this often. the game's only run scores, giants win 1-0. they have won four in a row. >>> it's a game older than our country. but the country club version is in decline. so some of silicon valley's heaviest hitters including scott mcneily are challenging what they consider to be outdated aspects of a game strictly dictated by the usga. it looks like golf, but it's not golf. literally. >> not golf spelled backwards. >> flogton. >> it's too hard, it's frustrating, it takes too long. it's kind of expensive. some people think it's elitist. >> hardest game in the world, challenging, and you have to be

. >>> just ahead a major medical setback for one of bruce springsteen's e street band. >>> plus a glimmer of hope as firefighters battle the massive wildfire in arizona. this is the "morning news." before they can attach epels and snack on us. frontline plus kills but doesn't repel. any tick that isn't repelled or killed may attach and make a meal of us. [ male announcer ] ask your veterinarian about k9 advantix ii.

with the giants, i think he made all the right moves, brought the giants the world championships, bruce bowen g -- bochy. >> bochy. bochy. bochy. bochy. >> all right, let's meet the members of the 2010 giants ballclub. he was injured, it did not have as much impact as he was hoping, but we will be hearing a lot from him in the future. ladies and gentlemen, infielder, emanu-el burris. [applause] how about what this guy did, not just in the regular season, but in the post-season, the series clinching home run. started i guess against the phillies in game 6. the three-run homer started in game one of the world series, shortstop juan urribe. ooh. sounds good. this guy was also his season cut short, and we will be seeing a lot of him next year -- outfielder, infielder, a great guy. mark to rosa. played in 29 regular-season games for the giants. he is an infielder, an outfielder. in the regular season, there were lots of heroes for the giants, but nobody had more big home runs, seventh inning or later, down the stretch, bay area native, grew up a giants fan, outfielder tad burrow. [applause]

" y la idea de una nueva escuela bruce monroe ya quedo en el olvido el gobierno oficializora cosntruccion , que los estudiantes y profesores se tendran que quedar aqui... en washington claudia uceda, univision.." las autoridades buscan a un hom sexualmente de una mujer en su propia vivienda en la zona de herndon la manana del sabado... la mujer desperto y vio al atacante en su habitacion quien la amenazo con un arma... las autoridades creen que el atacante habria forzado una puerta de la vivienda localizada sobre el 13700 de la merrybrook court... se desconoce la raza del sujeto, con estatura de unos seis pies, vestia una camiseta negra y shorts khaki... si tiene alguna informacion llame a la buenas noches, asi es hoy se inicio el grupo b de copa oro con un partido que ya termino y vamos rapidamente con las imagenes. en estos momentos estan jugando el la copa inicio ayer, con estadio repleto de aficionados, mexico supero 5-0 a en la inauguracion en el estadio de los vaqueros de dallas se enfrentarios ticos y cubamos, vamos con el resumen. costa rica vapuleÓ por 5-

of course, very important to bruce springsteen.s so pivotal to the band. >> amazing bond between those two. made saxophone music cool in rock 'n' roll music. ♪ Ñ Ñ Ñ >>> with summer officially arriving tomorrow, it's time to start doing what you can to make sure your neighbors are jealous of your lawn. let the lawn games begin. >> it does happen. you don't have to be johnny green thumb to have a beautiful yard. i know because i don't have green thumbs. but there's tech gadgets to help you out. it's the time of year to start thinking about your lawn. maybe it involves watering and some entertaining. on this end of the table we have those polk satellite speakers down here and this subwoofer that goes with them. to be honest, we had a little bit of difficulty figuring out how this stuff all comes together. you have to wire an amplifier from inside your house, coming into the subwoofer and the speakers. and you have to have your audio source in there, as well. these are designed to be fairly weather-resistant. you can put these two sat

and now bruce springsteen is mourning the death of his famous sidekick. also this morning, 500,000 acres of arizona scorched. firefighters say they don't know what started all of these fires but long-time senator john mccain says he knows how some of them started in his state. illegal immigrants are responsible, he says. also, we'll try to make a father's day a little bit brighter for at least one dad fighting in afghanistan. you'll want to stick around for this. good morning to you all, from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, this is your cnn sunday morning for june 19. >>. happy father's day to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. we want to say a special good morning to our armed forces. thank you for being with us. >>> clarence clemons has died. clemons and his saxophone were the backbone of bruce springsteen's e street band. ♪ "born to run" for you. clemons was by springsteen's side for 40 years. he was the sax of choice for twisted sister, and others, even lady gaga. he was in palm beach florida when he died. bruce springsteen posted this, and i quote, he was

bruce berkhart brought us this report in april 2004. >> reporter: maybe it was the peeling paint.t was the old cafe frozen in another time. or the roadside motel and cabins, a road stop on legendary route 66. whatever it was walt wilson fell in love with this place, he and a friend bought the town. >> it looked like they were going to close it is what they were going to do. and it's too nice a place to you know just to let it go. >> reporter: that was in 1995. now amboy population seven is up for sale once again. >> it's time to let somebody else take over i've been here almost 10 years now. it's a lot of work. it's time for somebody to come in and finish up what we started. >> reporter: route 66 came through here in 1927 it was the beginning of amboy's golden age which peaked in the early 70s with the population of nearly 800. before the interstate slowly choked off life. but then it was a booming oasis in 1966 where beckburg named in his novel. >> matt mcguire and millton drove over here every couple of months. sometimes they just need a doze of amboy. >> most people bypass this

[applause] supervisor mar: thank you. >> my name is bruce kennedy and i'm a 19-year resident of parkmerced, a 46-year resident of san francisco. i have lived here under three different owners. i've studied the plans for the future development and discussed it with parkmerced management. i've listened to much of the testimony presented both for and opposed to the plan. my judgment -- the most basic issue is one of trust. based on past experience, long time residents have every reason to be wary of proposals made by owners of the property. as a former member and officer of the parkmerced residents organization, i've also experienced battles with previous owners. earlier landlords have frankly not been trust for the. they have made promises which they have never carried out.

again, crews will focus theirists on finding bruce hansen first thing in the morning. for now, they are calling the mission a recovery, not a rescue. >> all right, thank you. >> rangers still monitor the reservoirs for illegal swimming. in the past few weeks, they have written dozens of citations. >> is. we have heard a dog has been shot to death -- a little girl walking her dog on oriole court when they encountered another dog. the two dogs got into a file and a man pulled out a gun and began to fire. >> i feel disastronaut my daughter -- she could have been injured. this is something that -- you have to really know your surroundings when you are firing out in the open like that. is. >> so far, no charges have been filed. the voluntary evacuation is ongoing. >> also, new information on the dog that attacked an elderly woman in front of her home. tonight, we have learned that dog will remain in quarantine for 10 days. officials will hold a hearing to determine if the animal should be euthanized or returned to the owner. >>> an innocent woman stabbed a and right now, po

bruce bochy can't believe it. rockies starter jason hammel couldn't believe it.ndres torres fews the game -- ties the game at one. manny burress gives the giant as 2-1 lead. then brian wilson entered in the ninth to lock it down. troy tulowitzki bounces short to end the game. the giants win 2-1 and take two of three from colorado. vogelsong pitches eight innings, improving to 4-1 and has the lowest e.r.a. on the staff. >> just trying to throw strikes. i haven't thought about that. those guys are the horses here. they're going to be the horses here. just trying the go out there and throw strikes when it's my day. >> another epic performance by that guy. in spring training you could tell this guy should be here. and through some tough situations he ended up getting here. he's pitched well. >> anderson hoping to stop the bleeding against the red sox. second inning, crawford blasts it over the fence in right. 3-0 sox but they fight back and lackey recently came off the disabled list. then a homer, fourth of the season. third inning, first pitch of the at bat, anderso

and it's no surprise to me because bruce is a liberal. he and i have different political philosophies. but i've been to 125 of his shows. so you know, i love him. i love his music. and i love the way he performs. and -- >> what's your favorite song, "born to run"? >> no, "thunder road." "thunder road." >> see what i did there? "born to run." >> yes, i saw and i went right back over it, to "thunder road." "thunder road" is my favorite. it's my favorite. but listen, i grew up as bruce was becoming prominent. you know, my high school years were the "born to run" years, the "darkness on the edge of town" years. >> i would imagine he, like you, like everyone i've met in new jersey, straight talkers, no [ bleep ]. you know, they call it as they see it. >> yeah. >> not going to suffer fools. >> no. >> that's the kind of vibe i get here. >> it is. and that's the vibe of the state. i mean, folks here are tough, and they're edgy. but they've really got big hearts. so they're willing to welcome you in. but don't cross them. the one thing new jersey