previous speakers have included johnny cash, neil young, bruce springsteen, lady gaga.p took this very seriously as you can see in this video he posted to instagram this morning shortly before he spoke. ♪ >> i like to cha-cha! >> jimmy: that's right. oh, i guess his glaucoma was acting up. we've had -- we've had such a great week. this is our second time coming to austin which means it's getting serious and the next time i expect to meet your parents. but everywhere i've been, people have been lovely. so i wanted to say a few words. but why say words when you can sing words? and i hope you'll bear with me, i have no voice left after very late nights here. i would like to summon the spirit of julio iglesias to let you know just exactly how i feel. ♪ ♪ to austin i can't love you more ♪ ♪ i've kept you sitting by the door ♪ ♪ you're beautiful and weird and man you all have boards ♪ ♪ austin i can't love you more >> jimmy: i'm sorry. i just -- i'm feeling a little bit lonely here all by myself. is there anybody that could help me with this song? [ cheers and applause ] >> j

the poet laureate of the american dream, bruce springsteen, -- [laughter] bruce springsteen asked onceis a dream a lie if it don't come true, or is it something worse? when the american dream is denied, our hopes fade, and our days unfold not in the light of possibility, but in the darkness of fear. to make the dream true again, we must fight for better wages for all workers so americans can support their families on what they earn. [applause] what does this mean? you know what it means. your parents and grandparents know what it means. raising the minimum wage. raising the threshold for overtime pay. and respecting the rights of all workers to organize and bargain collectively. [applause] to make the dream come true, we must not allow another wall street meltdown to bring down the hard-working families of our country. we have a responsibility to put that repeat performance beyond the realm of the possible. by reinstating glass-steagall, and holding people accountable when they break the law. [applause] to make the dream come true, we have to embrace our clean energy future and recogni

announcer: which jersey artist has the most number one hit singles to bruce springsteen, whitney houstoninatra? whitney houston who hit the billboard 11 times. jamie: october of 2012 herriot britta and brick wenzel are planning a celebration for salty's. it's been in the family for half a century. and then they turn on the news. >> there was a state of emergency in the anticipation of hurricane sandy. jamie: to protect what they can, the wenzels closes up the shop and boards it up. >> there are literally waves of water washing down washington avenue. you can't really drive on these streets right now. jamie: two weeks later britta and brick return home. but nothing can prepare them for what they are about to see a. >> it is overwhelming just to absorb the damage that had been done. the road itself had big holes in it and telephone poles were down. and then at salty's, all the ice cream cases were flipped, all of the display cases in the gift shop or a giant pile of broken glass. jamie: for the last 15 years brick and britta have gone without flood insurance and now they have their luck ru

the poet laureate of the american dream, bruce springsteen.applause] [laughter] bruce springsteen asked once, is the dream alive if it don't come true? or is it something worse? when the american dream is denied, our lives strength -- shrink, and our lives fade in the darkness of fear. to make the dream true again, we must fight for better wages for all workers so that americans can some port their families on what they earn. [applause] what does this mean? you know what it means. your parents and grandparents knew what it means. in marines -- means raising the minimum wage, raising the threshold for overtime pay, and it means respecting the rights of all workers to organize and bargain. [applause] [applause] to make the dream come true, we must not allow another wall street melt down to bring down the hard-working families of our country. we have a responsibility to put that sort of repeat performance beyond the realm of the possible, by reinstating -- and holding people accountable when they break the law. [applause] to make the dream come t

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they put me next to bruce springsteen. we were right -- i was in the center.sudden michael jackson and quincy jones came in. they moved me to the end of the line. next to la toya. >> jimmy: oh, no. >> i swear to god. i swear to god i'm sitting there -- >> jimmy: that's not right. you should not have been in la toyaville. la toya shouldn't have been there, let's be honest. >> wait a minute, she's in the family. >> jimmy: a lot of people in the family. i didn't see tio around there. >> way, way in the back. >> jimmy: well, when we come back we have something special. you know the kardashians personally? >> i have met kim. i do not know the kardashians. i don't want to put myself forward as a huge fan but i find them very interesting. >> jimmy: okay, good. >> i think they're a phenomenon. my husband and i actually honored them with -- maybe it's not an honor, i never thought of it. we have chickens. so we had a trio of chickens. we named our chickens after the kardashians. >> jimmy: that is an honor. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we'll be right b

new after 4:30 back to the wild the new home for th >>> to paraphrase bruce springsteen, crews are bringing on the wrecking ball today at the stick, as you can see from sky seven hd. a large chunk of the stadium's east side is now gone. they are tearing it down one section at a time. the goal is the complete demolition by the end of the month. a shopping center hotel and housing will go up in its place. >> it had been 39 years since the golden state warriors could call themselves division champions. >> the team accomplished its first goal of this really awesome and exciting season. >> the long term goal is the championship. players and coaches were treated to a new edition. look at that. the banner celebrating the warriors pacific division title now hanging up on the wall, the last time the warriors won a division title, 1976. in case you don't remember, the four seasons were topping the charts back then a gallon of gas 59 cents. head coach steve kerr is after more hardware this year. he likes seeing a reminder of what the teams accomplished so far. >> i'm not sure whose idea it was. i love

has he heard of bruce springsteen? he doesn't do his homework. he's not talking to people like us.ho he is pandering to but i can't believe it is going to work with country fans god bless them. >> this was a time for a hot of culture unity. he's finding a way to dial back and say, some parts of the music industry responded the wrong way. >> i don't think that's what he was saying that they responded the wrong way. >> that's exactly what he said. love you michael. >> you're absolutely right, joan. he's not talking to you. >> that's fine. >> i think what he was trying to say, however awkward it came out, country music captured that moment for him. it expressed what he felt. it expressed his idea of america at this time of terrorism and that resonated with him. i don't make much more of it than that and i don't take a lootlot of high-brow significance from it or low-brow significance from it. >> are you calling some people high-brow? >> yes. those who are thinking too much about it. >> did it strike use a politically planned appeal? >> i think it is optic. it gives you a glimpse of wh

i thought bruce springsteen was doing autographs. no, it was a pot shop.ows there was money to make here. they do and will go after it. the next thing they will have stands to sell doritos. david: adam shapiro, you're far too young to remember the 1980s. to me like one of those bruce willis movies which they look at the future, oh, yeah, there is a government-run pot shop. it's crazy. >> i will give you two words, amsterdam. anybody knows what i'm saying gets it. i don't see why everyone is so upset. david: that is true. it happened elsewhere. hasn't necessarily worked elsewhere. i'm still shocked a little bit, kerrey. >> i have knowledge of alcohol. the state of utah runs all alcohol stores. you may be surprised to know. david: yeah. >> ceo the wine and distell rememberry council wrote a letter to the "usa today" editor, we need to have three tiered system in alcohol. there is three-tiered system, people who create it, wholesalers and distributors. there are three tiers. we need timely meant on to the pot to make it much more regulated. david: the same wi

tracked by decent amount, interestingly ahead of all the other guys from '60s and '70s like bruce springsteennd some others. liz: these guys are in their '60s, '70s. what is interesting, newer, younger acts auto tuned, heavily produced, heavily arranged, these guys, i would imagine the rolling stones and some of the other big names that can sell out an arena, some of the newer acts can not, it is because they are authentic. who else is behind the grateful dead in top ticket prices? >> guys like, you know, rod stewart, interestingly at msg was number two. liz: wow. >> wouldn't have guessed that. then you've bottom the eagles. they had a tour recently. liz: saw it. love it. i love the eagles. >> they have fan bases that stretch five generations. all these people want to see. not just the boomers, for this show in particular, grateful dead but the lead guitar it, a guy from fish, slightly younger jam band. david: only have 30 seconds. not just about music. there is sports and question whether the fight game is back because of mayweather-pacquiao. how is that doing? >> second most expensive event

. ♪ [music break] amy: "wrecking ball" by bruce springsteen. this is democracy now!.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to a controversial settlement involving another oil giant closer to home. this week, state senators in new jersey voted to condemn a $225 million settlement reportedly pushed through by the office of republican governor chris christie, which saved exxonmobil billions of dollars. new jersey quietly agreed to accept less than 3% of the $8.9 billion it had initially sought from exxon over pollution at two refinery sites. that amounts to just three cents on the dollar. on monday, lawmakers asked a judge to reject the deal calling it "grossly inappropriate, improper and inadequate." adding to outrage over the settlement, governor christie is already planning to use much of the money from the settlement to plug holes in the new jersey's budget, instead of for environmental restoration. amy: to give you an idea of the extent of the damage, the language of a 2008 ruling in the settlement called for a much mor

there's speculation it could include four-time grammy award winner sam smith and check this out, bruce springsteen>> yeah, it would be amazing to see him. incredible in con -- in concert. >>> still ahead, santa clara water district customers you may be paying more soon. the proposed rate hike and even board members are against it. >>> but first -- ♪ i know you want it ♪ >> the lines are not blurred. after the break, the major settlement between marvin gaye's estate and the big song of 2013. >>> it's been a rough commute for the most part on this somewhat wet wednesday morning. we're taking a look at the south bay. we'll expand upon the traffic. >>> might be blurred visibility. we have a system moving through. a tough commute. it looks like one and done. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retire

. >>> bruce springsteen. of course, atlantic city and a live look at atlantic city. you can see some wind, clear skies and that will make it bitter cold, sue's forecast straight ahead. >> i loved clear skies because i love these sunrise shots in atlantic city. >> great. >> beautiful. >> did you know today is employee appreciation day. >> well, i just want to say i a appreciate working with you. >> i appreciate working with you too. >> here's the thing, but it is the boss that is the problem because worker, they are in the feeling love. >> lauren, how is your boss. >> yes. >> a say that again, chris. >> you you air voiding the question. >> did you hear me or let's say it again, how is your boss. >> how is my boss. >> i think he is probably just getting into the building now, how is your boss. >> the the best. >> that is what we're talk about. >> i have not gotten a token of appreciation from my boss today, it is still early. he is just coming into work. >> the problem on this employee appreciation day is we feel under appreciated a and that causes a problem when you l

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miss walsh made a comment about bruce springsteen, "born in the usa."t country music is the most patriotic form of music. >> say it is patriotic. is that really what it means to you, that you decided to thrive in that area? is that why you went in that area? >> i love all genres of music. i listen to the various formats. i almost inevitably come back to a country song because it is to me a more relatable music. >> give me an example. your very first hit, you gave me a verse. prove to everyone not every country song is anti-muslim. what's your first hit? a line from your first hit? >> when you've been where i been, any kind of life is paradise and that's the country we live in. we live in paradise. >> that is perfect. thanks a lot, craig morgan. always appreciate having you on. >> see you guys. >>> new information this morning on the pilot who crashed into the. a lp sc alps. he was once deemed not suitable to fly. can the airline be responsible for the crash? >>> this is a cross amidst the rubble after a tornado hit oklahoma. hear the story behind that p