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bon jovi, ted turner, bruce springsteen and ceos like jeffrey immelt are free loaders too.will call them on it. >> you are a free loader. >> america. >> a nation of free loaders captions by closed captioning services . >> in cities you often see people like this guy. desperate-looking people often holding signs like this one. it's natural to want to help people like this man or this woman. begging by a road in salt lake city. her sign says she is stranded in need of help. trying to get home. one drivers stop. she tells them. >> i'm from seattle. i came down here to live with my boyfriend and he ended up kicking me out a week before christmas. >> you got nothing then? >> no. just my backpack. >> she tells this reporter from kutv she is 1,000 miles from home. >> it's hard to easement it's hard to have a place to stay. >> but then the cameraman quietly followed her and found she actually lives just two blocks away in this house. in the morning, she goes shopping with a nice coat and purse. and then in the afternoon, she changed clothes, walked two blocks to the highway off ram

bon jovi, ted turner, bruce springsteen and ceos like jeffrey immelt are free loaders too. we will call them on it. >> you are a free loader. >> america. >> a nation of free loaders captions by closed captioning services . >> in cities you often see people like this guy. desperate-looking people often holding signs like this one. it's natural to want to help people like this man or this woman. begging by a road in salt lake city. her sign says she is stranded in need of help. trying to get home. one drivers stop. she tells them. >> i'm from seattle. i came down here to live with my boyfriend and he ended up kicking me out a week before christmas. >> you got nothing then? >> no. just my backpack. >> she tells this reporter from kutv she is 1,000 miles from home. >> it's hard to easement it's hard to have a place to stay. >> but then the cameraman quietly followed her and found she actually lives just two blocks away in this house. in the morning, she goes shopping with a nice coat and purse. and then in the afternoon, she changed clothes, walked two blocks to the highway off

guys like bruce springsteen with serious musicians with serious clout are entitled to terminate theire copyright act. fact. matter is is not work for hire. i can mention artist after artist. toby keith. showed up with eight songs, four of which became number one records long before he worked for record company. production gets charged against royalties going forward. so, those taxes that, those royalties are paid. taxes are paid on them as right royalties. there is no employment taxes paid by record company. they better be real careful with the arguments they make. rick: more cowbell. >> i got a feeling for it. rick: kenny rogers "the gambler.". police's rocksian. b-52. rock lobster. these are songs written in 1978 becoming eligible. the artists have to write letters to reclaim the rights to them. if they don't they lose out on this what does it mean, doug for music fans, for everybody out there who would to be able to download, for example, billy joel's 52nd street, great album? if he gets control of the rights back could he take it out of the itunes tunes store and make it unavailab

. >>> still ahead here, he is being compared to bruce springsteen and bob dylan by some. are watching "the early show" on cbs. úú >>> live television it happens. >> it's the whole reason the story is surprising, hawaii is so far away, sometimes the audio connection doesn't work out. >> regardless of the audio thing that little boy's head snap. >> hilarious. >> very funny. >> i'm on my e-mail -- >> that will be in next week's trend bender. >> i was a kid, did the whole bottle. i think i did smash it more often than not. >> you never got any response. >> violent children. >> no one replied back? >> no, never. >> in my school we sent up the helium balloons. >> environmentally friendly. >> i don't know. it was in the '70s. >> i thought you were sucking on them. >> oh, please. >> here's the deal, we sent the helium balloons up and we had these visions of perhaps getting a letter back from switzerland or something. i got one from the town next door. someone from connecticut sent me a little letter. >> that was nice of them. >> it was very nice. >> you got a response. >> i was b

[laughter] >> were talking earlier about how he interviewed bruce spring in -- springsteen. >> well, one of the greatest interviews i ever did was when jerry garcia told me technology is new drugs. [laughter] and i think that the excitement excitement -- you know, when i was a teenager, and the music listen to with great music of the late 60s and was inspired in lots of ways. and i think technology now, why i feel so lucky to be writing about it, to have been writing about it during these past couple decades as the same kind of excitement. it's transformative, can do a lot of good. it's got a flood of darkside, but it's an amazingly rich field to look at. the people are more particular than rock stars. >> some of them. sometimes they're not so good. >> i love talking to the engineers. a lot of time i'll go into meeting with an engineer and someone will say pretty much an engineer. but i like talking to those people. i think i've had success in learning from it. >> well, i want to give you a moment to read a session from your boat. read about speed and how important that is. so larry

[laughter] >> were talking earlier about how he interviewed bruce spring in -- springsteen. >> well, one of the greatest interviews i ever did was when jerry garcia told me technology is new drugs. [laughter] and i think that the excitement excitement -- you know, when i was a teenager, and the music listen to with great music of the late 60s and was inspired in lots of ways. and i think technology now, why i feel so lucky to be writing about it, to have been writing about it during these past couple decades as the same kind of excitement. it's transformative, can do a lot of good. it's got a flood of darkside, but it's an amazingly rich field to look at. the people are more particular than rock stars. >> some of them. sometimes they're not so good. >> i love talking to the engineers. a lot of time i'll go into meeting with an engineer and someone will say pretty much an engineer. but i like talking to those people. i think i've had success in learning from it. >> well, i want to give you a moment to read a session from your boat. read about speed and how important that is. so larry

[laughter] >> were talking earlier about how he interviewed bruce spring in -- springsteen. >> well, one of the greatest interviews i ever did was when jerry garcia told me technology is new drugs. [laughter] and i think that the excitement excitement -- you know, when i was a teenager, and the music listen to with great music of the late 60s and was inspired in lots of ways. and i think technology now, why i feel so lucky to be writing about it, to have been writing about it during these past couple decades as the same kind of excitement. it's transformative, can do a lot of good. it's got a flood of darkside, but it's an amazingly rich field to look at. the people are more particular than rock stars. >> some of them. sometimes they're not so good. >> i love talking to the engineers. a lot of time i'll go into meeting with an engineer and someone will say pretty much an engineer. but i like talking to those people. i think i've had success in learning from it. >> well, i want to give you a moment to read a session from your boat. read about speed and how important that is. so larry