>> i'm thinking bruce springsteen! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: bruce springsteen?e, twinkle little star plays ] [ muttering ] [ twinkle, twinkle little star plays ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's exactly the song! [ laughter ] what is that song? [ applause ] you are the worst! [ talking over each other ] guess it! guess! [ buzzer ] >> all: "twinkle, twinkle little star!" [ sad tuba ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. >> come on! >> chris: i was so -- >> jimmy: it's a tie. i'll give you the win. julianne moore, for the win! [ cheers and applause ]cc1: "crazy, stupid, love" is in theaters tomorrow. go see it. dominic cooper joins us next. he's hanging out in the bud light lime green room. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ my recipe for french toast? take toast... spread with i can't believe it's not butter... add jacques. he's french. oui! mmmm...oui like! [ male announcer ] now four out of five butter lovers agree that i can't believe it's not butter tastes as good as fresh butter with 70% less saturated fat and 30% fewer calories than butter. now you can

>> singing bruce springsteen's born in the usa. earns a spot in the quarterfinals. they take on sweden on wednesday. >>> hockey news, free agent mt bradley signed a two-year contract with the florida panthers today. he spent the last six seasons with the capitals. and sterm is leaving washington. the canucks signed sterm to a one-year deal. the caps signed bork to a one-year contract. a draft pick in 2004 played in russia's khl last season. >>> finally, we hope you're having a happy fourth of july weekend, but some people started this month off very unhappy. detroit closer takes it out on the gatorade cooler. wilson prefers h20. take that. blue jays pitcher roush not happy with the calls. he gets tossed. can barely be restrained by the manager. roush listed at 6'10", 290. that's a big dude. >>> spencer levine. check it out. an angry man. drop kicks his hat. remember, this is not what to do when you're on the golf course on any

>> she's singing bruce springsteen's "born in the usa." spot in the quarterfinals and they'll take on sweden on wednesday. >>> maria sharapova against petra k slchvitava in the far c. sharapova throws up a defensive shot but just waiting for this and puts away the volley very nice. she wins the first set. 6-3. the championship point rips it by sharapova and that's it. she upset sharapova winning her first wimbledon championship and the first lefty since martina navratilova. you can see the match here on sunday. >>> golf, the at&t national outside of philadelphia. several players in contention hoping to strike a pose like this little guy. yay! one of them, fairfax native, he had nine bird disin the round and finished with a 63 and he sits at 7 under, two shots behind the leaders. one leader, nick watney who not shot a 62. he shares the lead with rickie fowler at 9 under par. i'll admit i follow rickie fowler on twitter and what he says is "it's go time." >> i don't like to see fans booing jayson werth. b[ kate ] if this icelandic mud could

bruce springsteen went to east germany and drew a huge crowd.n we have a clip of him singing born in the u.s.a. in east germany this is pretty remarkable because so many people were there and they are singing along to born in the u.s.a. they weren't allowed in the u.s.a. >> that is right. theenormous popularity. this signaled the end of the communist regime. >> john: i can see how the music had a big effect but a much bigger effect would be raw consumerism. have a choice, they wanted the stuff, the phones, bikes and cars. >> i was in the 7 yet union in 1986 and i was immediately sbarmd when i walked in red square that wanted to buy my jeans. this happened. they were desperate. i got a soviet uniform in exchange for it. >> john: that is what brought the wall down? >> if you look at the revolution that culminated in 1991 you see people walking away from ideology and internal documents they were saying it to themselves. if we continue to allow western influence, popular culture this n our people will want to leave. >> john: it reminds this wendy's

. ♪ born in the usa >> singing bruce springsteen's "born in the usa".hey'll take on sweden on wednesday. tennis now. wimbledon title. qaa individual va. first set. qaa individual va in the far court. the two exchanges ground strokes here. well, sharapova has to throw up a defensive shot but va sreut va wins 6-3. championship point. she rips it by sharapova, 105 miles per hour were that's it. petra wins her first wimbledon championship. the first lefty since martina navratilova did. the men's final is between nadal and djokovic. you can see the match at 9:00 a.m. here on nbc 4. golf now. third round action at the at&t national outside philadelphia. and several players in contention hoping to strike a pose like this little guy. yea! steve marina. he sits at 7 under for the tournament two, shots behind the leaders. one of the leaders is nick watney, who shot a course record 62 thanks in part to this 25-foot eagle putt on number 16. watney shares the lead with rickie fowler, 9 under par. that's your morning sports. i'm hakim dermish. that a great day. >> th

it's become like new jersey is to bruce springsteen. why is it important to you?s it mean to you? >> it's where i'm from. my family and my roots are there. i'm proud of where i come from at every level. i wish i had a better answer for you. that's the heart of it. >> when you sing about detroit, what is going through your mind? you sing with passion and eloquence about it. >> everything i have done in my career started in and around detroit, the metro area in michigan. i say this is my house, but it was built by a lot of hands. those hands were there from day one. anything i have done, the records i sold. the first time i sold an arena out. any companies i have started. you know, i have had a lot of friends on both sides, the suburbs and city. it seemed like the politicians were the ones in their throats. the rich suburbs are messing everything up. we don't want it in our suburbs. it was me growing up, it wasn't like that with the people and the kids my age. once i started to get successful, i saw an opportunity to help people out. i believe in helping your neighb

and in the matchup we would really like to see, christie is tied with bruce springsteen at 42% to 42%ll was conducted through automati automated telephone interviews which we continue to believe is not as accurate as when a real person makes the call. >>> coming up -- new details about the hacking scandal at the rupert murdoch empire that point questions in the direction of "the new york post." michael isikoff joins me. >>> and later, something we never thought we would ever see. stephen colbert breaks character, and he does it to bring you a very important message in his own words. introducing the schwab mobile app. it's schwab at your fingertips wherever, whenever you want. one log in lets you monitor all of your balances and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the market with live updates. and execute trades anywhere and anytime the inspiration hits you. even deposit checks right from your phone. just take a picture, hit deposit and you're done. open an account today and put schwab mobile to work for you. about how ol

. >>> coming up, bruce springsteen is dead -- tired of being mistaken for john cougar mellancamp. it happened at the dmv. boy, were they embarassed. does this look like kim kardashian? i don't know. i don't watch ice road truckers. >>> her behind is one of a kind. kim kardash eight n -- kardashian is suing old navy claiming the clothing store used 5* doppleganger. judge for yourself, judge for yourselfers. >> ♪ when i get a mani-pedi ♪ i'm super busy >> the suit alleges that old navy was trying to trick the public into thinking kardashian was affiliated. she said it cost her $15 million to $20 million. let's discuss this in the -- >> lightning round. >> does she have a case? >> no. she can try to trademark dead, empty eyes, but she is not going to win that. >> do you think she has dead, empty eyes? >> i think she has nice, beautiful, brown eyes. >> do you, do you really? no she is pity persona fight. >> not when paris hilton is walking the earth. that is pit idy. >> ryan, do you think old navy did this on purpose and they thought they would get sued? >> i don't see how they could

>> bruce springsteen? arms build-up but maybe it was bruce springsteen and rock 'n' roll. >> we'll be watching tonight at 10:00 on the fox business network. >> thank you, john. >> news right now and other headlines because a texas inmate has been executed for a shooting rampage that he claims was revenge for 9/11. the 41-year-old said there was too much hate in the world and asked for god's grace before his execution. two people died in the shooting spree and a third was injured. >> meanwhile, florida teenager pleads not guilty to murdering his parents with a hammer. as cops released chilling new details about their killings. according to a police report, tyler hadley told a friend he took his parents' cell phone so they couldn't call for help. then he says he stood behind his mother for five minutes before attacking her. her last word, why? hadley reportedly said he locked eyes with his father before killing him. hours later, he threw a party at their house. >> how grisly! this next troubling story, a new

and in the matchup we would really like to see, christie is tied with bruce springsteen at 42% to 42%the poll was conducted through automated ic automated telephone interviews which we continue to believe is not as accurate as when a real person makes the call. >>> coming up -- new details about the hacking scandal at the rupert murdoch empire that point questions in the direction of "the new york post." michael isikoff joins me. >>> and later, something we never thought we would ever see. stephen colbert breaks character, and he does it to bring you a very important message in his own words. [ male announcer ] a moment that starts off ordinary can become romantic just like that. a spark might come from -- a touch, a glance -- it can come along anywhere, anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right even if it's not every day. tell your doctor about your medical condition

rests in the message of hope, in the song of so many young american's admire, new jersey's own bruce springsteen didn't think we would find that clip. the boss wasn't happy about being name dropped. springsteen objected to his use of the song "born in the usa." then came the age of youtube. >> i sincerely apologize to david burn for using his famous song and his unique voice in my campaign advertisement without his permission. >> looking at charlie crist in the eyeball. he was forced to deliver that online apology after settling a lawsuit filed by the talking heads front man. he was shocked to hear road to nowhere was used in an attack ad. we don't know the exact terms of the settlement. you may have noticed a theme here, it's not just republicans who hit the wrong chord. ♪ >>> in 2008, soul man, sam moor told barack obama to hit the mute button on his classic "hold on i'm coming." his music was not up for grabs. after decades of in fighting, fleet wood mac initially objected to bill clinton's use of the song "don't stop" but a year later. ♪ don't stop thinking about tomorrow ♪ ♪ don't stop it w

i have a video on my site now, bar -- borrowing bruce springsteen's line, no retreat baby, no surrender. the republican view put by mccon mel is a surrender. it says to mark you handle this and we'll blame you for it politically, is ab sure. it draws a line in the sand between those republicans who are real any rhinos, who are deal-making republicans. and those who are real true believers who want to cut the size of government and got elected to congress in 2010 and mean business about that. it is very, very, very important that every one of your viewers write senators and congressmen particularly republicans and demand huge spending cuts in return for any debt limit increase. failing those cuts that they have the courage and gut to stand in there and say no debt limit increase. and the world is not going to fall apart. because obama has enough tax revenue to pay for this stuff. >> sean: we take in 200 billion dollars in the month of august. takes care of interest on the debt. social security, medicare, medicaid, the military. we have 39 billion leftover this is where i think strategica

and in the matchup we would really like to see, christie is tied with bruce springsteen at 42% to 42%poll was conducted through automated telephone interviews which we continue to believe is not as accurate as when a real person makes the call. >>> coming up -- new details about the hacking scandal at the rupert murdoch empire that point questions in the direction of "the new york post." michael isikoff joins me. >>> and later, something we never thought we would ever see. stephen colbert breaks character, and he does it to bring you a very important message in his own words. [ male announcer ] at nissan, we test the altima's durability on a track that simulates the world's toughest roads. ♪ [ tires screeching ] ♪ if it can survive this drive... ♪ it can survive yours. the nissan altima. innovation that lasts. innovation for all. ♪ the motorola expert from sprint. its powerful tools help you work faster and smarter so you can get back to playing "angry birds." it lets you access business forms on the go, fire off e-mails with the qwerty keypad, and work securely around the world so yo

when asked his fafrvorite musicn of all time, he said bruce springsteen. but then mr.exhibited a genuinely impressive knowledge of pop's most delightly bizarre icon. >> how about "born this way"? you like that? i have to say even though she is unusual, "born this way" has some appeal. she is actually very talented. at the end of the lady gaga hbo special, and you watch her sing a capella "born this way," she can sing. she can definitely sing. >> it isn't the first time he played the lady gaga card. at a young republicans event in iowa, he said the relationship between barack obama and the young voters was "bad romance." back in 1993, he supported minnesota's first in the nation ban based on discrimination on sexual orientation and gender orientation. people couldn't be fired or defied housing for having been born this way. candidate pawlenty says now he regrets that vote. he also now supports a constitutional amendment to define marriage as only between a man and a woman, and he wants to reinstate don't ask don't tell. he says his views have evolved over time. maybe la

. >> john: and they left the acts in, it was surprising, bruce springsteen went to east germany and drew a huge crowd. we have a clip of him singing, born in the usa. ♪ >> and in east germany, this is pretty remarkable because so many people were there and they're singing along to born in the usa. they weren't allowed in the usa. >> that's right. that's right, this is great evidence of the enormous popularity. this signaled the end of the communist regime. >> john: all right. he can see how the music had a big effect, but i would think a bigger effect would just be raw consumerism, the choice, they wanted the stuff we had, the phones, bikes, cars. >> i actually was in the soviet union in 1986 and when i walked into red square in moscow i was immediately swarmed by kids, by youth and young adults who wanted to buy my jeans. this happened to any american who showed up. >> i sold my nikes in the red square. >> i got a soldiers uniform in exchange for it. >> this is, you say, what brought the wall down, know the our guns. in you look revolution, you see people over decades walking away from

megan rapinoe is a fun flank player, last time she scored she grabbed the mike and busted out bruce springsteenendition. a nice group of charactete. >> so much excitement. i heard somebody say, if this sport doesn't take off in the u.s. now, it never will. so many people are cheering the u.s. women on. we appreciate you joining us from frankfurt. thanks so much. >> thank you. >> you can watch the women take on japan in the woman's world cup final today on espn starting at 2:00 p.m. eastern. dan is showing support for team usa. check in online at glue.com. while you watch the game to get a special sticker. >> i'm h hing for a brandi chastain moment from 1999. >> i'm sure you are. >> coming up, we'll get back to the big breaking news of the morning. the big question in the casey anthony case, can she cash in, make hundreds of thousands of dollars with books, movies and appearances now that she is a free woman? it has happened before. >> and the new god squad debuts. a priest and rabbi give us their take on the top stories of the week. >> and hot date. mila kunis accepted an offer to go out with a

unless you're courtney cox in a bruce springsteen video do not try to get on stage and dance.not funny anymore. even if you think you're being ironic the irony is you're not. whatever you do, this is very important so come here. just come here a little closer. come here a little closer if you can. listen carefully. do not talk on your cell phone in the front row at a tori amos concert. believe me. don't let the whole willowy piano-playing wood sprite image fool you. she can pull out the f bomb faster can you can say. >> get the [ expletive ] out of my show. it's a privilege to sit in the front row. >> thrown out of a tori amos concert. that, my friends, is a walk of shame. another word of advice, if you're at a faith hill concert and her husband tim mcgraw is playing, too, don't touch tim's mcgroin. >> somebody needs to teach you some class, my friend. you don't go grabbing somebody else's -- somebody's husband's [ expletive ]. >> first of all i love faith hill. i also love how the band is still playing and she's still kind of dancing as she gives a serious southern smackdown

attacks, it will being into topics like why do people do bad things, and also an analysis of bruce springsteen's "the rising." ♪ come up for the rising with new extra-strength bayer advanced aspirin. it has microparticles, enters the bloodstream faster and rushes relief to the site of pain. it's clinically proven to relieve pain twice as fast. new bayer advanced aspirin. >>> i'm martin bashir and coming up at the top of the hour, the tea party congressman who has called the president of the united states a liar, and flip-flop, rupert murdoch says he will face the music and answer the questions in the growing hacking scandal. back to tamron. >>> a new congressional report shows telecom giants like verizon and at&t are making hundreds of millions of dollars in fees generated by mysterious charges on your home phone bill. now, the scheme is known as phone cramming and third-party companies tack charges on to your bill that you don't know about. the scam is costing customers billions of dollars each year, and our investigative correspondent lisa myers has more for us. >> reporter: barbara arnold was

it's become musically and spiritually you rather like new jersey for bruce springsteen, that important moan to you? >> it's where i'm from. my family and my roots are there. i don't know how to say any more than that. i'm proud of where i come from at every level. i wish i had a better answer for you. that's the heart of it. >> when you sing about detroit, what is going through your mind? you sing with great passion and eloquence about it. >> everything i have done in my career started in and around detroit, the metro area in michigan. i always say this is my house, but it was built by a lot of hand, and a lot of those hands were there from day one. anything i've done, the first records i sold. the first time i started to sell an arena out, it was all there. the stadium was right there. you know, any companies i've started. and, you know, i've had a lot of friends on both sides of the suburbs and the city, and, you know, it's always seemed like the politicians were the ones that were at each other's throats and the black politicians are like old the rich are messing everything up and t

. >> jimmy: i did it -- we had bruce springsteen here. >> yes. >> jimmy: he came on, he was, like, i. i go, okay, we'll think of something to do. so we wanted to do a version of -- i do neil young on the show. >> right. >> jimmy: so i did neil young singing "whip my hair" but not willow's version. i did like ♪ with my hair back and forth! ♪ i love that you know it. [ laughter ] and bruce is like, ♪ you got to whip your hair! ♪ so, we did it. it was one of my favorite things ever. >> it was so dope. you know? >> jimmy: i get the nicest thank-you card in the mail from -- look at your little pal, this is little willow smith. >> aw! [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how cute is that? and look at this. >> she said i'm feeling that idea. >> jimmy: how funny is, that right? but look at this. like the coolest thank-you note card ever. >> she sent you the nice one because on the other one she has a little skull on the back with a little grey bow. so she sent you like the -- >> jimmy: a skull and a grey bow? >> with little hearts and the eye sockets. >> jimmy: cute and scary. >> halloween, baby, so

i love bruce springsteen. the greatest things about america.p 100 greatest things about america. we have some exhibits here. >> we have some props, exactly. it's a question that "fortune" magazine has tried to answer for the second year running. they're out with their list and we thought we'd tell you some of our favorites. we'll start with number 90 on that list. >> we don't have any examples here. . >> this is an actual starbucks mug. >> it's been consumed. it's not beer, it's starbucks. >> disneyland at number 78. disney by the way also owns abc news. >> windex. >> windex number 68. >> there's nothing windex can't fix. >> not to be confused with gatorade although it's a similar color. >> windex, good for breakouts in case you didn't know. >> this good for hangovers. number 38," american pie," best song ever. >> don mcclain. take a listen. ♪ bye-bye miss american pie drove a chevy to the levee but the levee was dry ♪ >> some of these were consumed listening though that song, i imagine. perhaps not made in america but definitely consumed. we w

. >> there is a video of bruce springsteen in east berlin saying born in the u.s.a. and all these east germans -- the hisser to yanss argue just as much as the military buildup was american culture and consumer goods thatter to the wall down. people -- that tore the wall down. they wanted what we have. martha: maybe ronald reagan and margaret thatcher had something to do with it. >> who can measure these things. martha: john stossel, look forward to that. you can catch stossel every night on the fox business network. this heat wave that we have been telling you about is really a huge issue. it's gripping a large part of the country. it's moving across the east coast now. making its feel like triple digit temperatures in many big cities. nearly 3 dozen states are under heat advisories. we have a report and what to expect and what about the grid? how is it going to hold up? that's coming up. we'll be right back. really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat, too, and has 5 grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i--- [ both ] oo

that's when president reagan locked horns with bruce springsteen over the boss' big hit "born in thealked to "the early show" about why. >> the reagan administration came in and tried to co-opt the song and misinterpreted it. so i was learning very quickly that you had to be aggressive and assert control of your work as best as you could. >> the reagan thing was kind of hilarious because, you know, "born in the usa" is actually not -- it's not as triumphant a song as it might sound like. it's sort of a bit per sweet tale of like a vietnam vet who's really kind of got disillusioned and strug struggled to find his way so i think reagan kind of missed the point on that song. >> reporter: the last time that candidate and campaign theme really clicked may have been in 1992 when bill clinton relentlessly pushed the fleetwood mac message, don't stop thinking about tomorrow. petty's music was also preyed on during the 2000 campaign, when george w. bush blasted the heartbreakers' "i won't back down" at rallies. one letter to bush's lawyers, and he did. in 2008, john mccain's camp made a curio

. >> bruce springsteen didn't come out but bono sang "the promised land." >> the shuttle era comes to

>>> my rathe united states get a two-goal lead and then treats the crowd to her best springsteen impression. oh, bruce would be proud. usa wins 3-0 and advances to the quarterfinals. >>> 41,000 filled stanford stadium, the largest loud every for an earthquakes' game. stevensteven heart scores to get the lead and the quakes have to settle for a 2-2 tie. >>> boys in nascar back in opportunity for the coke 400. there would be no trip back to trevor bain. he gets spun out and crashes into the wall. bain went in five laps to the race. joey logan loganno and the no. 5 car -- david regin committed a penalty that cost him the win, but tonight thanks to a little help, regin takes the checkered flag for his first. still to come, a northern california native sets a report at the at&t national. we'll head across the pond for more on the women's final. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2008 and she dominated in her six >>> maria sharapova was back in a major final for the first time since 2008. and she dominated in her six matches to get there, winning all 12 sets. with the nba lockout -- has plenty of time to cheer on his fianc

subsequently that i would say i would play center field for the boston red sox or backup guitar for bruce springsteen and as she tells the story and i'm afraid it's true i looked off with a storyline and said oira. after irca she responded some version of what the heck is oira. i don't know she actually used the word hecky and a men's and the i did get a second date but that exchange was an obstacle. [laughter] okay. as you may have noticed in the last year and last month's especially with the national debate over regulation has become quite heated and badly placed. some people emphasize and ensure you heard this the importance of the regulatory safeguards including rules that prevent fraud and abuse keep water and air cleaner, reduce debt on highway and ensure the food supply is safe. other people with equal passion have been of shifting to expensive regulations contending they appear economic growth, underlying competitiveness, a compromise innovation and cost jobs. both of the contending forces make legitimate points. but hard questions can't be resolved in the abstract and in important ways the t

now, check out the new video tmz posted of bruce springsteen's drummer max weinberg shirtless and watchinghen sink. are you kidding? >> this is inside a jazz club in minneapolis, of course. he said i'm not that good but i'm very clean. >> did he have to like sleep over at the jazz club? >> he needed a little bird bath. >> i wonder if he was wearing an apron down below. he wasn't naked in there, was he? >> i'll try to find out and put my best person on it. >> meanwhile, you just heard peter johnson jr. defend the jury. mark furman blames the jury. that top cop says these people are so dumb, they shouldn't have driver's licenses. mr. furman explains straight ahead live. >> first, he's the electric party tree shredding, a lot of g.o.p. hopefuls get to know him. he's next. >> on this day in 1961, he is the first australian oscar winner and one of 25 people to win the triple crown. oscar, emmy and tony. who is he? yotake any surce, and place it between the earth's justice down upon it. oh. please sign that card for carl. ♪call 1-800-steemer. ♪ [ male announcer ] what is the future of fuel? the

subsequently that i would say i would play center field for the boston red sox or backup guitar for bruce springsteen and as she tells the story and i'm afraid it's true i looked off with a storyline and said oira. after irca she responded some version of what the heck is oira. i don't know she actually used the word hecky and a men's and the i did get a second date but that exchange was an obstacle. [laughter] okay. as you may have noticed in the last year and last month's especially with the national debate over regulation has become quite heated and badly placed. some people emphasize and ensure you heard this the importance of the regulatory safeguards including rules that prevent fraud and abuse keep water and air cleaner, reduce debt on highway and ensure the food supply is safe. other people with equal passion have been of shifting to expensive regulations contending they appear economic growth, underlying competitiveness, a compromise innovation and cost jobs. both of the contending forces make legitimate points. but hard questions can't be resolved in the abstract and in important ways the t

. >> a little fist pump for bruce springsteen, born in the u.s.a. happy fourth of july. of the best days of the year, isn't it? > >> lots to be thankful f this morning, right? >> always thankful for patriotic music. roll it all day during the fireworks, during breakfast all day long. >> send us your fireworks pictures. many of you have had fireworks displays. what's your plans today? friends at foxnews.com. send us your photos and we'll try to pick them up during your weather forecast. we'll try to show those all morning long. it is beautiful. went to grab coffee at 4:00 a.m., a man out there raising the american flag at 4:00 a.m. early this morning. welcome into "fox & friends" this morning. that's dave briggs, ainsley earhardt, i'm clayton morris in for steve, brian and gretchen this morning. >> we have an action-packed show. at 8:30, we'll be bringing you this casey anthony trial live this morning. the jury in the case anthony could begin deliberations as early as today. the state tried to paint the picture of a young woman who chose her freedom over her child. >> as