, who would you thing would like bruce springsteen?d i looked -- >> the "wall street journal" had a great piece. they had a quit. you know it's both democrats and republicans. j jay-z. i thought because both like hip-hop. >> i'm immune, because i'm a classic rocker, and apparently you can't classify that. but i know pandora, you know, like other web sites like facebook, needs to generate revenue. this is a way to generate revenue, but it feels really bru intrusive. >> it does. for example, advertisers know who you vote, credit card -- there's a great piece on fox tech that talks about how you can get advertisers not to know so much about you if you go to about the data.com, you can change your birthday on facebook, you can do a bunch of other things. i like to know what you do on twitter. im. >> i'm still feeling like this strikes a sour note, but you're saying we've all surrendered. we don't delete the cookies, we give advertisers all this information. >> and there are ways around it. as i said, this fox tech piece is great, there are

the population of central new jersey exploded almost as fast as the career of native son bruce springsteenoff the vietcong... ♪ reporting on everything from rock music to real estate for central nejersey meant expanding fast. soon, the newspaper was covering an area almost 30 miles east to west and 60 miles north to south. how could they create a regional product without losing thspecial local quality that appealed to freehold or red bank? tom jobson is managing editor of the newspaper. they have 85 municipalities in those two counties.nties. we cover each one, either by stringers or staff, two or three towns for each reporter. we cover the county seats of both coties. we've expanded because of demands for news of local interests-- a bureau in atlantic city and newark, and four reporters in trenton. we put a reporter in washington to get the news we wanted. so it's a complete newspaper with hometown flavor. how to maintain that hometown flavor? john morton. dailies respond to this by creating a special section-- done on a daily or weeklbasis-- devoted specifically to each suburban communit

some of the names rumored to be under consideration for this year include bruce springsteen, the killersd daft punk. outside lands will take over golden gate park for three days starting august 8th. >> kentucky police are investigating a string of /mob attacks. some of them were caught on camera saturday and sunday. groups as large as 200 teenagers are causing chaos. one woman says that teenagers around her car and attacked her family. there have been mixed messages in this aftermath. police sent out e-mail's same that the threat of these attacks had been building for some time. >> this was an extraordinary and unusual is a that nothing like this has happened in decades. >> if the police e-mail came with this morning. the major concern is the someone is want to get killed during an incident. >> taking a look at what this trend in a round of the web of this morning. you will find some of the funny is trends on instagram. ted berrigan and mud bombing, but have you heard of a baby suiting? in these snaps, babies are laid on the bed, and human clothes are laid over them. see the babies in th

. ♪ ♪ i will never be wrong ♪ don't run in our blood that is bruce springsteen singing lourdes' songoyals." that was in aukland, new zealand. no word if he's giving an encore performance in the u.s. in april. >>> time now for the weather, and over to ginger zee out of my hometown of los angeles. hey there. >> reporter: hey there. and your hometown looking a whole lot different the last couple of days. three consecutive days with an inch of rain or more. and longer, back to 2005. the los angeles river, which is really kind of -- people are telling me it's a drain usually. ing you can see growth back there. typically no water. it has flooded on over that. that's the type of weather we have been seeing here. now it's moving east, and the energy is meeting cold air. look at st. louis. we have an earth camera to give you an idea what has been happening. a little bit of everything. snow, sleet, rain, freezing rain. and that's how the morning is going to go. snow eventually. more than 20 states in the midwest, northeast and mid-atlantic too that have a watch, advisory or warning. it's not j

seeger died last night and i was reading some comments this morning, i was reading comments from bruce springsteen pete's 90 birthday in madison square garden, springsteen said, he called pete a living archive of american music and conscious a testament to the power of song and culture, and his ability to nudge history along. i thought about sy hersh. i wanted to substitute in that sentence sy hersh is a living archive of america's journalism and conscious, a testament to the power of fox, exposÉ and the building of journalism to nudge history along. chasing sy hersh for me has been a great way to spend the last six years of my life, and i thank you all for joining me here tonight to hear about this wonderful journalist. [applause] >> go head. >> we're going up for questions. i'll come to you with a microphone. >> thanks are in much for your talk, and it's a great book. i just want to get clear on this. i'm 53 so i just never remember 68, 69, all that although do remember having, it was discussed in school during the trial. we were just little kids. wasn't it the times that published the story? >>

i would be happy if bruce springsteen came, we're not looking for the most intelligent, nor most powerfulthat's an interesting comment, not the most intelligent or most powerful at your university's commencement, that's not what you're looking for. >> no, i think we want the graduates to be celebrating their accomplishments. i would be happy to have commencement speaker be an outstanding student that's graduating. lots of students do that. >> interesting, professor, thank you for joining us and explaining the resolution. of course, i'm sure our viewers will let us know what they think. >> that's fine. >> that's a part of it, open dialogue, or it should be. thank you for your time. >> you're welcome. >>> more trouble for the former new england patriots star who already faces murder and weapons charges. authorities say aaron hernandez will be charged with assault stemming from a fight last week with a fellow inmate at a jail in massachusetts. hernandez has been held there without bail since last june after pleading not guilty to murdering a boston man who's dating the sister of hernandez's

i have gotten tired of big giant jet setting penthouse massive we need to have bruce springsteen filled the arena. i realize now you just put a hand out and touch somebody. those ways are really valuable and important on both sides of our aisle, both political visions. and honestly it doesn't hurt to reach out and buy up border patrol guy a cup of coffee. they key field kicked around too. that's how i see it but i'm kind of a sap. [laughter] >> thank you. >> i ask they wanted to follow up on both of these questions. to preface i am a former border patrol. my question is a twist on what can we do to a as academic researchers help inform somehow or just help straight out border reporting which is something that is near and dear to my heart in the second question is here there is a line out the door and most people couldn't even get in so to some extent we are preaching to the choir. we are teaching students at the university of minnesota. people want to be border researchers from order reporters. what reason can i bring home to give them some sense of hope that what they want to do actual

. >> bruce springsteen. forget it. jerk. >> seeing a nice rebound.traders think the stock could go higher. dan nathans at the smart board. >> the stock had a volatile day. but calls outpaced puts 2/1 today. look at this chart right here. the stock opened at 68 1/2. it went down to 66 1/2 and spent the rest of the day coming up. it had a wide range here. earlier in the day, when the stock was in the 67 -- just short of 68, there was a massive bullish roll. what is a roll? when somebody sells a lower strike and buys a higher strike. in this case, of calls. and somebody sold 46,000 of the june 65 calls and the june 70 calls. those break in at about 460 or so. this stock was underperforming this morning for no reason. this is today. a nice little spike here. it had a matched low from a few weeks ago here. and then, when you look, that's a three-month chart, look at implied volatility. maybe the traders think they're rolling some of the view out. they're booking the games. but implied calls are as low as they've been. >> you can catch more "options action

. ♪ i'll never be wrong ♪ it ain't in our blood that kind just ain't for us ♪ >> that ios bruce springsteen"royals." he created quite a buzz online. he performed it in auckland, new zealand, as he wrapped up his tour down under. no word if he'll give fans here an encore performance when his tour hits the u.s. and that's coming up in april. >>> time now for the weather and over to ginger zee out in my hometown of los angeles. hey there, ginger. >> ron, your hometown is looking a whole lot different after all that rain. three consecutive days of rain in los angeles alone and most people excited but look, it does cause some damage. in that river you can see where everything was standing up has been bowled over by the hefty swift winds and, of course, the river. i do want to talk about where the energy goes now off to the east and in a place like st. louis, we have an earth camera. give you an idea of what's happening. rain, snow, freezing rain, sleet and that's this type of storm. why we have more than 20 states with some sort of advisory, warning or watch and where you see pink a lot of place

i was there on the night before the election when barack obama was out with bruce springsteen simi we take care of our own. it looked like this very populous moment where, you know, for all of your talk about how great 2008 was, i saw some pretty cool things in 2012. your thinking obama, man of the people, springsteen at his side, he beat romney. well, he beat romney with $1 billion for himself and his supporters it came in on his side. romney had about $1 billion. so it was in a race between grass-roots, folksinger, populist moment and the big money. it was a race between big money and big money. now, the people in this room may like the obama big money more than a romney big money. and i can accept that, but i want to emphasize, almost everything about the 2012 campaign was different because of the money factor. barack obama mastered the use of the internet. they have no war room that was technologically so entranced that they had -- the head of global cannot have lost what they were doing. i'm not kidding. and the people who did this get hired in the top jobs and technology. they f

some of the names rumored to be under consideration for this year include bruce springsteen, the killersand daft punk. outside lands will take over golden gate park for three days starting august 8th. garden sheds and picnic tables were sent flying when what has now been confirmed as a *tornado . touched down near roseville earlier this week. several houses in one neighborhood suffered thousands of dollars of damage. david bienick reports. san leandro police are warning the public about a possible traffic robbery scam. the warning comes after an incident earlier this week when a man flagged down a big-rig driver, telling him his truck was sending out a lot of smoke. when the driver went to inspect his truck's engine, the suspect stole a cellphone out of the truck and ran away. the suspect is described as a hispanic man, between 25 and 30, around 5 feet 10 inches tall driving a small, gray compact car. free agent running back maurice jones-drew a de la salle high school product will visit the raiders on friday. jones-drew, 29, has rushed for 8,071 yards and 68 touchdowns over an eight- ye

some of the names of our lumber to be under consideration for this year in kinclude bruce springsteen, the killers, and daft punk. >> the competition is on for the breakfast crowd. yesterday we told you about the launch of taco bell's morning menu and now macdonell is making a push to keep their customers. for two weeks beginning march 31st, mcdonald's will be given away free small mid cafe during breakfast hours. they also plan to set of free samples at their transportation hubs. that is not all they are going to offer. they will be giving out prizes to some of their most active with her followers. >> a new government study now reveals that a big jump in the number of u.s. children with autism. to the number jumped 30% from 2008 to 2010. what is 66 children in america had to autism in 2010. other findings show that five times more are common for boys. the study reveals that caucasian children are more likely to be diagnosed an african-american or hispanic children >> a bay area man is putting up billboards urging drivers to put down their phones and pay attention when they're driving

we need to have bruce springs springsteen fill the arena but you can put a hand out and touch somebody as well. those are important on both sides of the aisle. it doesn't even hurt, honestly, to reach out and buy a border patrol cup of coffee. they feel kicked around, too. that is how i see it, but i am kind of a sap. >> okay. thank you. i know one. >> i wanted to follow up on on both of these questions. i am a former border report and now a hispanic researcher. that is my question: a twist on what can we do as academic researchers help inform or just help border reporting which is something that is dear to my heart. and the second question is here, this is amazing, a line out the door, so to some extent we are preaching to the choir but when we teach people at the university of minnesota, what wisdom can i bring home to giving them some sense of hope that what they want to do actually matters because that is the inspiration. any words of wisdom on that side would be great. >> you know, i read the paper. i am an avid paper reader. one thing that startles me is the unreliableness of the