wow. >> this was actually shot at a real bruce springsteen concert. he pulls her on stage is totally staged. >> look how young he is, too. back across to kath. >> we were all young once, hoda. from florida, this lady. which artist had the greatest number of top 40 singles in the 1960s? elvis presley, the beach boys, the beatles or the four seasons? >> i'm going to have to say the beatles. >> stop it! she's going to love this record! >> that's what i've heard. the streak is broken. the correct answer there is elvis presley. >> don't doubt the king. he had 50. 5-0 top 40 hits in the '60s. >> lady from houston, texas, how many times has michael jackson been inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame. zero, one, two or three? >> one. >> because you didn't think it through. remember, there was the jackson five. >> yeah, uh-huh. >> another beautiful kathie lee cd for her. >> all right. again, he was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame twice. >> twice. for the jackson five and then as a solo artist. >> wow. when was he as a solo artist? >> 2001. i

bruce springsteen was pounced on by his mother. his income was all gone. i think that is a police problem. thank you. you have a good day. >> any further public comments? hearing none, public comment is closed. >> item 2 is the police report regarding behavioral science unit survey results. >> how are you? >> good evening, commissioners. i will start out as usual for our update on violent crime. violent crime continues to trend down. we are down 18% for the last report. property crime down 2%. overall we are still flat, and if you look at homicide totals, we are at 47 for the year, which is still less than half were we were in 2008, so the officers in the partnership continue to pay dividends as we have a safer city, and hopefully we stay that way. a very busy time with holidays. just last week we did an interface and breakfast -- interfaith breakfast. we did a lot of turkey carving. my arm is back to normal. we car for about 13 turkeys at three different offense -- carved about 13 tourniquets. the chiefs younger son celebrated his birthday by serving the

i said we'll be right back with more of bruce springsteen.went to commercial and we went to the commercial and the roots played wiggle waggle and his face and eyes lit up like a kid on christmas. that's wiggle waggle. what happened was quest love in the meantime googled it and taught the band how to play it. >> deniro was your first guest. who would you love to have on. >> i would love to play wii with the queen. wii bowling. >> not big into wii from what we understand from windsor palace. >> you don't even have to leave england. we can do it through skype. >> is charles a deal maker? camilla? >> charles is good. my ultimate goal is i want to go to space with richard branson and do the show with david bowie as a musical guest. >> both attainable within like five business days. you can now go to space with richard branson. >> can i borrow money? >> sure. >> this is fantastic and thank you for having me. >> thank you very much for coming down to visit us. >> please. >> we're working through the chairs. it's problematic. luckily we know each oth

so did saxophonist clarence clemons for more than three decades he and bruce springsteen stuck together sticks. >> the only thing between my 150 pounds and that wire will be one drop of glue. >> osgood: not just any glue, super glue. think of inventor harry cooler the next time you're fixing the chip in your favorite bowl, the next time you're reaching for a bowl of chips, think of this man, arch west, a frito-lay executive who helped create doritos. >> there's a snack chip that bites back. come on. >> osgood: you want big flavor to a small critter, the ant. he was at a picnic when he invented the ant farm in 1956. since then they've sold more than 20 million of them. you might just call it an idea with legs. and on the subject of the animal kingdom, how about a couple of great big bear hugs for a couple of great big bears? that's no bear. it's a cow. wait. actually it is 600 pounds of butter. >> very few sculptors work in butter. >> very few. you have to be in a cold place to do it. >> osgood: we'll miss butter sculptor, norm a duffy lion. and on a more serious note from the world of v

bruce springsteen will cake off the event in march which features more than 2,000 musical acts from aroundhe world. >>> tom cruise kicked off his promo tour for "mission impossible -- ghost protocol" in tokyo. the star picked japan as a gesture to his fans there after the nuclear crisis and earthquake and tune there. >> i -- sue ma tsunami there. >> i want you to know we care for you. >>> christie's in new york is about to auction off her most prized possessions. starting today her jewels and wedding dress are on displace. >> a hallmark of this entire collection is the quality of the stones and the craftsmanship. >> four days of back-to-back auctions begin december 13th. they're expected to fetch approximately $50 million. that's your eye on entertainment. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> under $50 category? you know her costume jewelry, it is so fabulous. >> all drooling over there. >> little pin would -- >> a little something. a little something. a bobble. >> a trinket. >> a trinket. >> i can't even afford the littlest one. >> qvc? good morning and thank you for watching 9news now

thank god for bruce springsteen. they were my advocates. they wanted me in the hall of fame so bad.them today. >> you belong there. >> i have a lot of work. >> you did some acting? >> yes. yes. one, two, three and four. >> what role did you play? >> the mother. >> kidnapped the first time -- >> yes, yes. can i say that? >> i don't know what you were going to say. >> i became the figure head in the family house because i couldn't cook. they talked about me all the time in the movie. i'm a great cook, but in the movie, they talk about oh, your wife can't cook. my house was full of people always eating. >> what was that set like with danny glover and mel gibson? >> mel gibson was a prankster. he was always playing jokes. danny glover was always sleeping. they would sago get him, you know he's sleeping. >> would you like to do more acting? >> i would love so. it's slow. it's hurry up and wait. they have to change the lights, the scenery, the sound. okay, y'all got this. get me back on the stage. >> when are you going to be on the stage? you have a show coming up called love for the holi

. >> you probably heard clarence a lot this holiday season, blasting his sax on bruce springsteen's "to town." >>> now, let's check in with two holiday correspondents. red and yellow. >> yellow, what was your best gift ever? >> the gift of friendship. >> well, i hope you kept the receipt. anyways, let's find out what some celebrities are calling their best gift ever. >> i just got a really good gift from my wife, she gave me a dog tag, it had all of our kids' birthday. >> my friends have been really amazing at putting photo albums together. snapshots of our lives together. >> a drum set that my parents gave me. they gave me a new drum set when i was 14. >> i wanted a dog. santa brought me a little black lab wearing a santa hat. >> my son and daughter made me a scrap book of pictures that captured our lives over the year. >> i got a ballet bar for me to practice ballet on. that was pretty spectacular. >> she made a key lime cookie. >>> and still ahead -- "e.t." remembers two beloved television legends. and the visionary man behind apple computers. >>> plus, we'll reveal the five jewele

others who have done it in the past u-2, bruce springsteen, the who and the black eyed peas. assuming that you have slept with her at one point in your life. >> not true. but we saw what janet did. >> yes. here is what madonna will do. that's all have i to say. >> that's where her book will er boob will be. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. >> that was absolutely accurate. >> she is not wearing a bra and she is old. >> these half time shows set people up to fail. they are huge crowds and they have to do massive set pieces and stuff. do you think it will be a good thing for her or a bad thing? >> i think at this point anything she can get is good. i was stunned to learn -- i just don't think she is what she used to be. i was stunned to learn that this in her entire career might give her the largest audience she has ever had. i thought by now she would have had an audience equivalent to the size of the super bowl. >> in terms of dating perhaps, but not performing. that was a real mean joke, and i would like to apologize to no one in particular. jesse, why a musical act? why not

for 40 years clarence clemens brought sax appeal to bruce springsteen's e street band died at the age of 69. jack kevorkian known as dr. death for his advocate of assisted suicide. he never waivered after his beliefs cost him eight years in prison. other notable deaths of 2011 include boxer joe frazier, singer amy winehouse and the first female vice presidential candidate geraldine ferrera. >> it has been a year. we forget how much we lost. >> yeah, think back to really the impact every single one of them had. >> good or bad, still an impact. yeah. >>> all right, what you got in the way of weather? you have cold weather coming our way. >> i have impact coming for you. it's coming up in a couple days. the next few days you are going to be able to wear short sleeves, then the other part of the forecast, you are going to have to have every part of your body covered in some way, shape or form. it's going to get cold out there. we are looking at a mixture of cloud cover and clearing skies across the area. we are dealing with 42 degrees, the current temperature out there. a little bit of a

bruce springsteen came over from -- >> yes, bruce springsteen. >> really got his start here. and things were kind of a mess, and people kind of hung over and it was like the economy of new york city was in shambles. and people were like, well, what do we do now? i think some of that optimism was carried into a period where people were like, well, we have to make something of our own. this is -- the '60s never really took hold in new york city in any case. so it's not really a flower power town. >> and you had bands getting bigger and bigger, the amps getting bigger bigger. i'm fascinated. help me out here. we always have a debate, my son and i, who led to the sex pisto pistols. the sex pistols were really the shot heard around the world that really blew apart sort of the led-zeppelin, massive overwrought vision of rock. was it the ramons, was it the new york dolls? who led to what happened in 1976 with the sex pistols? >> the overhaul of rock and roll. it sort of happened with the beatles importing american rock and roll back to us in a sort of -- >> right. >> better form or

bruce springsteen will kick off the annual event in march which features more than 2,000 musical actsaround the world. >>> tom cruise kicked off the promo tour for "mission impossible -- ghost protocol" in tokyo. it's a gesture to his fans there at the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear crisis. >> i want you to know how much we love you and the world is thinking of you and we're here. >> what happens now? >> reporter: ghost protocol opens in the u.s. december 21st. >>> fans of taylor can now own more than just her films. christie's here in new york is about to auction off the most prized possessions. starting today her iconic jewels and wedding dresses are among the 2,000 plus items on display at the auction house. >> a hallmark of this entire collection is the quality of the stones and the craftsmanship. >> reporter: four days of back the back auctions begin december 13th expected to fetch approximately $50 million. that is your eye on entertainment. manuel gallegus, cbs news, new york. >> no, we are not drooling over that because we know we can't afford it. >> thank you for watching 9n

. >> reporter: what do rock stars bruce springsteen, jon bon jovi and basketball legend scotty pippenave in common? they all receive farm subsidies from u.s. taxpayers and they are not the only millionaires getting a tax break. the feds doled out $316 million in farm subsidies to people with 7-figure incomes according to a report by u.s. senator tom coburn entitled, subsidies of the rich and famous. it found the feds shelled out $74 million in unemployment checks to millionaires. >> the millionaires get them? >> yes. >> for being unemployed? >> right. >> you're serious? >> the millionaire bailout is bitter medicine to these folks who are looking for work in a state with nearly 12% unemployment. >> it's not fair. they're millionaires. what do they need with unemployment? >> i hear about this kind of stuff all the time. just keep the rich rich, i guess, instead of taking care of the people who really need it. >> that's just wrong. there is no middle class no more. you're either poor or you're rich. >> reporter: millionaires also received $89 million to preserve their ranches and estates

. >>> next some fire sparked between bruce springsteen and governor chris christie.is budget cuts that reduced services to those in the most dire conditions. >>> miley cyrus certainly may not be known for her political acumen but the teen starlet ripped into republican presidential hopeful rick santorum on twitter to express her outrage over his opposition to gay marriage. >>> and eva longoria also took to twitter this year, calling out newt gingrich with this tweet, you clearly know little about the latina community. latina entrepreneurs start businesses at six times the national average. that does it for me today. have a wonderful start to the new year, and now with alex wagner is next. >>> four days to the iowa caucus, and the battle to save the soul of america is on. it's friday, december 30th, and this is ngs now." joining me today, msnbc political analyst richard wolf, kurt anderson is a writer and radio hose of studio 360 with kurt anderson. wendy shiller is an associate professor of political science at brown university and from politico the always charming b

. >> jimmy: i did neil young and bruce springsteen, and we both got together and did a slower version >> yeah. [ scattered applause ] >> jimmy: and i got the nicest -- the nicest thank you note i've ever gotten from anyone. look at this thank you note, by the way. look at this. i mean, look at this. it's like a leather thank you note. it's unbelievable. it's the nicest coolest -- i mean, you have such good manners. >> thank you. >> jimmy: thank you so much for doing this. what a cool role model you are, and thanks for being nice and letting me do that ridiculous version of your song. >> that's awesome. >> jimmy: all right, good. >> it's awesome. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. 'cause you have another big song. this is now "fireball," which i know. >> yes. >> jimmy: but now the video officially comes out tomorrow. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: i think it's -- b.e.t.'s doing the exclusive on it, but you and nicki minaj -- look at nicki here now. [ cheers and applause ] whoa! i mean, she's super fun, huh? what is she like to work with? is she fun? >> she's amazing, she's an awesome artist

. >> if you're a bruce springsteen show, you know hunger is a problem all across the united states.y rundown." next week, chuck heads to iowa as the final count down to the caucus begins. up next, kris jansing, and at 1:00 p.m., andrea mitchell reports. if you want more of your fix of me, come back at 1:00 p.m. happy holidays, merry christmas. have a great rest of the day. th, and in 1942, of course, they were sent away. after the war, as a japanese coming back from camp, he started a little store on main street in seattle. of course they needed some money, and bank of america was the only bank who would talk to my father. and we've stayed with bank of america. we have four stores now, three in the pacific northwest and one in oregon. my parents would not believe how popular it is now. when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do dinner. four minutes, around four bucks. campbell's chunky. it's amazing what soup can do. easy. name some things that aren't on your list. jumper cables, camo anything, a power drill -- ooh! [ male announcer ] the only place

>> bill: it goes back to the woodstock, this is the glory years as bruce springsteen once said.goes all the way back. emotional thing for them. i smoke pot, look at me now. >> not to be confused bill o'reilly. >> bill: we are looking out for kids here not the dopey ones reliving them. we will go to iowa. big republic debate coming up. megyn kelly one of the panelists. she will be here. then the great american news quiz, the christmas movie edition moments away. i've been in your shoes. one day i'm on top of the world... the next i'm saying... i have this thing called psoriatic arthritis. i had some intense pain. it progressively got worse. my rheumatologist told me about enbrel. i'm surprised how quickly my symptoms have been managed. [ male announcer ] because enbrel suppresses your immune system, it may lower your ability to fight infections. serious, sometimes fatal events including infections, tuberculis, lymphoma, other cancers, and nervous system and blood disorders have occurred. before starting enbrel, your doctor should test you for tuberculosis and discuss whether you'

so did saxophonist clarence clemons for more than three decades he and bruce springsteen stuck togetherly thing between my 150 pounds and that wire will be one drop of glue. >> osgood: not just any glue, super glue. think of inventor harry cooler the next time you're fixing the chip in your favorite bowl, the next time you're reaching for a bowl of chips, think of this man, arch west, a frito-lay executive who helped create doritos. >> there's a snack chip that bites back. come on. >> osgood: you want big flavor to a small critter, the ant. he was at a picnic when he invented the ant farm in 1956. since then they've sold more than 20 million of them. you might just call it an idea with legs. and on the subject of the animal kingdom, how about a couple of great big bear hugs for a couple of great big bears? that's no bear. it's a cow. wait. actually it is 600 pounds of butter. >> very few sculptors work in butter. >> very few. you have to be in a cold place to do it. >> osgood: we'll miss butter sculptor, norm a duffy lion. and on a more serious note from the world of visual arts, we los

except for bruce springsteen. how did that happen? how did you not get the boss? >> that hurts. how can he resist you? >> i don't know. i have never met him. would be one of my favorite people. i just -- you know, sometimes you fall between the contracts, you get people that other people don't get. and sometimes you don't get someone. you can't hit it perfect, john. >> along the lines of misses, 'cause you're responsible for so many years of great television, has there ever been an interview, you and your producer, wendy walker? >> yeah, terrific. >> like that did not work, that was incredibly disappointing? like what? tell me. tell me. >> okay. >> i like hearing these stories. >> it was not janet reno. that is almost embarrassing. >> let's do it. it's good four. >> rock hudson had a wife many years prior to becoming a famous actor. the wife's name was phyllis gates, recently passed away, she never accidenter views, a couple acting role bus basically a low-key person but she finally agreed after hudson died to do one interview and it would be us a wend made a mistake. we overpro

a lot of americans never even heard him until january of 2009 when pete seeger and bruce springsteen sings them in the steps of the lincoln memorial at barack obama's inaugural concert and the next day newspapers across the country are saying we that's he wrote it? yeah that's the way he wrote it. so i will hit you the version that pretty well charts the progression of the song from the pingree and bitter satire that it was to the unofficial national anthem that it eventually became it i will think you for coming out and listening tonight. ♪ ♪ i walked that highway into salt of the the endless sky. i saw below me the golden valley ♪ singing god bless america for me ♪ ♪ i roamed and i rambled ♪ to the sparkling sand of the desert in the world we the voice kept saying ♪ ♪ god bless america for me ♪ the sun came shining while i was strolling ♪ ♪ the wheat fields waving and the dust clouds rolling ♪ ♪ as the fall was lifting a voice was chanting ♪ ♪ god bless america for me .. [applause] library last october to and she was awarded the nobel peace prize. >> i want to encourage all of you

and 50 years before bruce springsteen brings back the ghost of john aldman and repeats the word ofstein beck and this comes from debs and is our conscience in a way. bernie sand serious right. the words he said literally echo through our time today. >> you mentioned warren harding earlier. why did warren harding invite him to the oval office after he left prison? he pardoned him. >> he pardoned him, and -- because warren harding, for all of his failings, was a decent, kindly human being. and i believe he felt that an injustice had been perpetuated on debs and he wanted him out of jail in time for christmas so he could spend it with his family. i think that tells you all you need to know. >> any comment on debs? >> a hero. and i think -- >> because you like him politically? >> for sure. and i don't like the fact that socialism has become an help that -- an epitaph that you hurl at people without any understanding of what it means and in simple terms it's the naturalization of production and distribution. it's a question of how far we're going to go. debs is to some extent written out of

>> like bruce springsteen. >> oh my gosh, a huge fan. >> steven seagal. >> he's got the best pony tailee lap dance to patrons who bring in a toy for needy children, go. >> i got it, the charity is called toys for tatas. that's it. >> i feel like this might have been more impressive with the puppet. >> so these actors are terrible at playing a horse. >> look, now he's dancing! whoa, horse, can dance! ♪ i wish it was christmas today ♪ ♪ >> it was so funny, i was in the audience and i can tell you that he actually happened to know that he was suffering a cold last week. >> really? >> and yet he hit it out of the ballpark. >> he shook off that cold pretty well. one of the best ever. >> i hope he never pulls that regis push thing on me. >> the hoda and kathie lee skit. >> the weekend update. >> people were screaming and jude law was also on. >> people were camping out there all last week just to get in on that show. it was a big to-do. >>> coming up, last-minute holiday gift ideas for $20 or less. >> after your local news. >> and weather. ♪ [ gasp ] [ mom ] my husband -- he thinks it's a 3-

and 50 years before bruce springsteen brings back the ghost of tom joad and repeats the words of steinbeck and this comes from debs and is our conscience in a way. bernie sanders was right. the words he said literally echo through our time today. >> you mentioned warren harding earlier. why did warren harding invite him to the oval office after he left prison? he pardoned him. >> he pardoned him, and -- because warren harding, for all of his failings, was a decent, kindly human being. and i believe he felt that an injustice had been perpetuated on debs and he wanted him out of jail in time for christmas so he could spend it with his family. i think that tells you all you need to know. >> any comment on debs? >> a hero. and i think -- >> because you like him politically? >> for sure. and i don't like the fact that socialism has become an epitaph that you hurl at people without any understanding of what it means and in simple terms it's the nationalization of the means of production and distribution. it's a question of how far we're going to go. debs is to some extent written out of the hist

a lot of americans never even heard him until january of 2009 when pete seeger and bruce springsteen bless america for me ♪ ♪ i roamed and i rambled ♪ to

a lot of americans never even heard him until january of 2009 when pete seeger and bruce springsteen america for me ♪ ♪ i roamed and i rambled ♪ to the sparkling sand of the desert in the world we the voice kept saying ♪ ♪ god bless america for me ♪ the sun came shining while i was strolling ♪ ♪ the wheat fields waving and the dust clouds rolling ♪ ♪ as the fall was lifting a voice was chanting ♪ ♪ god bless america for me .. ♪ i stood there wondering about god bless america for me. ♪ nobody living can ever stop me because i don't walk in that freedom highway. ♪ nobody living can ever make me turn back because this land was made for you and me. ♪ this land is your land, this land is my land from california to the new york island. ♪ and from the redwood forest to the gulf stream waters, this land was made for you and me. ♪ ♪ [applause] >> thank you very much, thank you. [applause] >> all this week we're bringing you booktv in prime time on c-span2. today we'll look at computers and technology. starting at 8 p.m. eastern, mark bowden's book, "worm." then paul allen's book, "idea man."

>> like bruce springsteen. >> oh my gosh, a huge fan. >> steven seagal. >> he's got the best pony tail dance to patrons who bring in a toy for needy children, go. >> i got it, the charity is called toys for tatas. that's it. >> i feel like this might have been more impressive with the puppet. >> so these actors are terrible at playing a horse. >> look, now he's dancing! whoa, horse, can dance! ♪ i wish it was christmas today ♪ ♪ >> it was so funny, i was in the audience and i can tell you that he actually happened to know that he was suffering a cold last week. >> really? >> and yet he hit it out of the ballpark. >> he shook off that cold pretty well. one of the best ever. >> i hope he never pulls that regis push thing on me. >> the hoda and kathie lee skit. >> the weekend update. >> people were screaming and jude law was also on. >> people were camping out there all last week just to get in on that show. it was a big to-do. >>> coming up, last-minute holiday gift ideas for $20 or less. >> after your local news. >> and weather. ♪ [ gasp ] [ mom ] my husband -- he thinks it's a 3-sheete

and 50 years before bruce springsteen brings back the ghost of john aldman and repeats -- tom joad and repeats the words of steinbeck and this comes from debs and is our conscience in a way. bernie sand serious right. the words he said literally echo through our time today. >> you mentioned warren harding earlier. why did warren harding invite him to the oval office after he left prison? he pardoned him. >> he pardoned him, and -- because warren harding, for all of his failings, was a decent, kindly human being. and i believe he felt that an injustice had been perpetuated on debs and he wanted him out of jail in time for christmas so he could spend it with his family. i think that tells you all you need to know. >> any comment on debs? >> a hero. and i think -- >> because you like him politically? >> for sure. and i don't like the fact that socialism has become an epitaph that you hurl at people without any understanding of what it means and in simple terms it's the naturalization of production -- the nationalization of the means of production and distribution. it's a question of how f