. >> we grew up listening to bruce springsteen. one of our favorite records was his live album.tell the stories. we started playing music we had maybe eight or 10 songs and we had to fill two hours so we would talk and tell stories. there was pressure on us to entertain. we understood very quickly that we had taken this slower path. we chosen the path of development. we had to create a relationship with our audience. maybe our audience was small, only 50 people. we need to make sure those 50 people came back. >> it may just feel a bit less lonely. during those years where people have college or suddenly this freedom from the parents and they are surrounded by people like them. alone. we're taking the greyhound bus and playing shows late at night. it was like our college years. we were trying to connect to these people. we want them to be our friends. >> it was quite genuine. older aseloped and got women, a lot of the lgbt people being reflected back to us in our audience. we hear these incredible stories about how we make them feel better about who they were. more comfortable ab

bruce springsteen, always like that. >> i am heather childers. >> i am abby huntsman. >> we begin with the fox news alert a little boy dragged away by an alligator in front of his parents was found dead and disney is under fire. >> why were there no swimming signs but not a single one warning about the dangerous reptiles. >> leland has more on the controversy. >> you still don't have an answer on that specific question. any person, any parents has an almost physical reaction to it. we have a picture of a young man who was killed. 2-year-old lane grave on his third day on a trip to disney world in elk horn, februanebras. he was grabbed by a gator around 9:30at

bruce springsteen, always like that. >> i am heather childers. >> i am abby huntsman. >> we begin with the fox news alert a little boy dragged away by an alligator in front of his parents was found dead and disney is under fire. >> why were there no swimming signs but not a single one warning about the dangerous reptiles. >> leland has more on the controversy. >> you still don't have an answer on that specific question. any person, any parents has an almost physical reaction to it. we have a picture of a young man who was killed. 2-year-old lane grave on his third day on a trip to disney world in elk horn, februanebras. he was grabbed by a gator around 9:30 at night as his family was taking in the fireworks show outside of the grand floridian resort in a large lagoon that separates the magic kingdom from some of the hotels here. his father matt went into the water after him, after the gator and tried to fight the gator who grabbed the little boy while he was wading in a foot or so of water. on the beach there are no swimming signs but there are not any gator warning signs. in the end t

when we come back, bruce springsteen's jeans and a whole bunch of guitars. tour of the rock 'n roll hall of fame and a new exhibit about using and politics . back right after this. ♪ back.welcome we are here in cleveland. as we said before, the rock 'n roll hall of fame and i am here with the president and eeo of this amazing library -- president and ceo of this amazing library. this is a great exhibition you have on in collaboration with the republican convention. : it's "louder than words," and it tells the story of how rock 'n roll has sometimes reflected what is going on in the culture and sometimes shaped the culture. we cover civil rights, women's rights, women's rights, the environment -- it is all in rock 'n roll. there is something special about the records and the truth -- there is something about three chords and the truth. here,when i look around is not only the history of rock 'n roll, but also incredible artifacts. tell me about some of the favorite things you have displayed here, if someone comes here, they will see what? is not just a generic

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. >> sting, bruce springsteen, sent two letters, and enya. >> enya?ew one. this does happen all the time. >> it sure does. in 1984, bruce springsteen stopped ronald reagan from using "born in the usa." tom petty, "i won't back down" in it happened in 2008. >> i see becky chuckling in the top box. matt, i want to ask you. how important are these songs? do they make a big difference? >> these songs are real important. they create the pomp, circumstance, pageantry. the songs started in 1840, tippecanoe and tyler too. high hopes, jfk. these become a really part of it. i have a suctig gexs for this y. patsy cline, crazy. >> written by will loowillie ne. >> we should all have our own music. >>> thanks to matt, dr. jen ashton, becky worry. >>> coming up, our hot shot of the day. paula bringing us a florida woman becoming a huge sensation. ♪ were so gal latly streaming man, my feet are killin' me. same time tomorrow, fellas!? new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. they massage key pressure points with each step, for all day comfort that keeps you feeling

. >> internet is buzzing after prince harry posted with a picture of bruce springsteen's bass playerhe base, in the e street band, that his daughter. >> they are cute. >> olivia talent. >> she has talent. >> so does her dad. >> they met backstage at bruce springsteen concert in london. shortly after she tweeted this selfie with, well, is that a selfie, new boyfriend. it didn't take long for rumors to start swirling but olivia seems to be brushing off the gossip calling it ridiculous. >> how sit ridiculous if you said in the picture new boyfriend. it is ridiculous because it is obviously a joke but if you say this is my new boyfriend. >> well, you know what i mean, like, i'll take a picture... jen is at franklin square today, hi, general general. >> i know you don't like kid mike but how about a kid friendly environment with beer. it is beer garden but it is not hanging out for a long time. we will tell you you about other stuff they have going on here at franklin square. one american park is larger than yellowstone, yosemite, grand canyon and glacier national parks combined. and that

sting, bruce springsteen, sent two letters, and enya. >> enya?. >> the enya is a new one. this does happen all the time, matt. >> it sure does. in 1984, bruce springsteen stopped ronald reagan from using "born in the usa." i remember in 2000 tom petty did a cease and desist for i won't back down with george butch. it happened in 2008. it happens a lot. >> i see becky chuckling in the top box. matt, i want to ask you. you're savvy politically. how important are these songs? do they make a big difference? >> these songs are real important. they sort of create the pomp, circumstance, pageantry. and the symbolism in the course of the campaign. the songs started in 1840, "tippecanoe and tyler, too." was a song. "happy days are here again" was a song fdr used. "high hopes," jfk. these become a really part of it. i have a suggestion for this year. patsy cline, "crazy." which is actually a reprise of the ross perot song. >> written by willie nelson. nonetheless, matt. bringing it all full circle. >> we should all have our own music. >> i'm making everyon

. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: and when bruce springsteen came to town, haggerty was there with his four freekets. supervisor richard valle got two for himself and two for his daughter. others enjoyed justin bieber, the who, and the list goes on and on! now, politicians getting these free ticket perks might not seem all that unusual. but there has been one big change. >> with the huge acceleration in ticket prices and the prices for luxury boxes, what used to be a fairly minor perk is now financially really significant. >> reporter: stanford professor roger knoll is an expert in sports economics. he says when the nfl is cutting a deal with city leaders to build a new stadium, they give politicians these luxury suites as a way to sweeten the pot. >> it looks more like a bribe and less like a perk. >> reporter: noll says this quid pro quo is how most stadiums get built all across the country but at least one city, san diego, decided to make some changes and tightened up the policy at qualcomm stadium to keep a single politician from hogging the tickets all to himself. but for noll san diego's t

when bruce springsteen came to town, haggerty was there with his 4 free tickets, supervisor got two for himself and two for his daughter. others enjoy justin bieber, the who and the list goes on and on . politicians getting free ticket parks may not seem all that unusual but there has been one big change. >> with the use acceleration in ticket prices and the prices for luxury boxes, what used to be a fairly minor gentry is significant fit he says when the nfl is cutting a deal with city leaders, to build a new stadium, they give politicians these luxury suites as a way to sweeten the pot. >> it looks more like a bribe and less like a perk. spent this quid pro quo is how most statement get built across the country. >> at least one city san diego is making changes and tighten up the policy at qualcomm stadium to keep a single politician from hogging the tickets all to himself. but for noel, san diego's tweak did not go far enough. and this game of political handouts is in -- entirely new roles. >> what the government should do is sell the tickets, go on to stubhub, ebay and auction the ti

. >> guest: probably the biggest book we have this fall is bruce springsteen's born to run. a little musician out of new jersey. born to run, the first book, probably what most people want to know now, spent 7 years writing the book. and writing it after the super bowl wrote the book on its own. and when the book came in our hands and everything, not only stands what bruce would want to read. and in the next 30 years or 40 years. >> host: going on tour for simon & schuster? >> guest: trying to sort that out now. he would very much like to do it. haven't figured out where to go or what to do but we expect to. >> host: what is another title coming out? >> guest: another one would be rosa brooks's how everything became more. it is a fascinating character. the only reason i mention that, and work in war in the government's role and what the book is about is how the lines have blurred between the civilized world and the military world. it was very clear what the line between war and peace was. now we have the military all over the world are involved not just in foreign armies or

in mississippi sharon stone decided not to film a movie there, bruce springsteen, ringo starr, pearlve canceled shows. and you better not piss off ringo starr, north carolina, because remember, this is how he reacted when people were sending him too much fan mail. >> this is a serious message to everybody watching my update right now. peace and love. peace and love. please after the 20th of october, do not send fan mail to any address. i'm warning you with peace and love. i have too much to do. so no more fan mail. anyway, peace and love, peace and love. [ laughter ] >> seth: to all my fans, please [ bleep ] off, peace and love, peace and love. the celebrity boycotts have even led to some fighting on social media involving north carolina's governor pat mccrory. >> this morning the backlash over house bill two has sparked somewhat of a twitter war between governor mccrory's campaign team and two pop stars. singer nick jonas and demi lovato, they are the latest artists to cancel shows in north carolina in protest of the state's new bathroom law. the team, team mccrory twitter account q

as a friend of mine who happens to be from new jersey, a guy named bruce springsteen, once sang, "theyiting for a moment that just don't come." don't let that be you. >> i've imagined many possible futures in my films, but you will determine the actual future. and i hope that it's filled with justice and peace. and finally, i wish you all a true, hollywood-style happy ending. i hope you outrun the t. rex, catch the criminal, and for your parents' sake, maybe every now and then, just like e.t.: go home. >> there will be blind alleys and one-night wonders and soul- crushing jobs and wake-up calls and crises of confidence and moments of transcendence when you are walking down the street and someone will thank you for telling your story because it resonated with their own. i feel so honored to be a detail, a minor character in the story of your graduation day. i feel so honored to bear witness to the beginning of your next chapter. i'm painfully aware of what's at stake. i can't wait to see how it turns out. thank you and congratulations to the class of 2016. >> woodruff: and we wanted to

she should be on stage with bruce springsteen. [ cheers and applause ] "nancy, read that last part backter ] -- to run." [ applause ] democrats held the filibuster because gun control opponents have already dug their heels in to oppose any changes to gun laws. like wisconsin senator ron johnson, who offered a very unconvincing reason for his opposition to banning assault weapons. >> the ar-15 that was used inside this terror attack killing 49 people, you wouldn't describe that as an assault weapon? you are differentiating between that and a fully automatic assault weapon? because that weapon certainly did kill a lot of people. >> so do bombs. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah wolfe, so do bombs. and you can't ban bombs. it's one of america's most cherished traditions. putting on your hunting gear and going out in the woods and just blowing up a flock of ducks. [ laughter ] now there's another common lie you probably heard a lth being hypocrites, and they should give up their own armed bodyguards. >> heartless hypocrites, like the clintons, want to take this and they want to get rid of gu

it could be bruce springsteen all the way to beyonce. >> seth: okay. >> but those people who go from there early, load in, set up everything and make sure it is perfect so you can have a flawless show. and then load out and get out on time so you don't get fined by the venue and then get to the next city on time. that's what this show is about. looking at your favorite rock group through the eyes of people who never get seen. >> seth: we go on the road and we have to do sound checks as stand-ups, it's a very different world. >> yes. there's no roadies. you check your own mic. [ light laughter ] you clean up your own green room. when you walk in you walk in and you look around and go, i bet kevin hart doesn't get treated like this. [ laughter ] >> seth: now, do you have any green room requests. are you as a stand-up, is there something you want to see when you -- when finesse mitchell goes to his dressing room? >> something known as ciroc. >> seth: okay, good. [ laughter ] >> and buffalo wings. [ laughter ] >> seth: again, that's how we're different. because i ask for a sprite. [ laug

probably the biggest book we have or the most anticipated would be bruce springsteen's.e's a little musician that some people have heard of. probably the thing that most people will want to know now, he started writing this after his performance at the super bowl. he wrote the book on his own in his free time and when the book came to our hands it was done. it's everything and more that not only fans of bruce that would want to read but anybody who is interested in a cultural music history of the nation in the last 30 or 40 years. >> were trying to sort that out right now. there's no question that we would like him in front of his audience. i know he would very much like to do it. we haven't figured out exactly where were go or what we do but we expect to. >> what's another title coming out. >> another title is rosa brooks shoes and how everything became war. she is a fascinating character who did work in the pentagon so she marries with work in war. what the book is about is how the lines have blurred between the civilized war and the military world. so it used to be ve

man of the people, you know. [ light laughter ] bruce springsteen of comedy, i'm out there.and i go, "hey, did i leave some head shots in there?" you know, whatever. >> seth: right. [ light laughter ] >> some horrible joke. and they go, "step away from the bag." and i'm like -- are they not kidding? then like eight cops --. i go what's happening? they are like, "sir! sir! is this yours?" [ shing ] i go, "ah! oh my god." they go, "it's like a machete." you know what i mean? i go, "yes and no. it's like -- it's not mine." they go, "we are going to have to keep this." this girl i'm with goes, "no, you're not." and i go, "what are you talking about?" who wants the murder weapon? it should be in an evidence bag in the courtroom. [ laughter ] so i go, "no, no, that's all you. that's all you." we can keep it? anyways, thank god they didn't really do their job. >> seth: hopefully it led to an arrest. >> yeah, down the line i go, "dust it for prints. some are mine. in fairness." [ laughter ] some are my brother's. >> seth: you're doing a seven city tour right now. you, swardson -- st

. >> what is funny is we grew up listening to bruce springsteen and one of our favorites is the livee time he leaves the stage, you know-- if he's not flat on his back, he has done everything in that arena knows he has given everything he has. >> absolutely. and that was, when we started playing music we had maybe eight or ten song, we will two hours, we were playing cough see shops or bars and we would talk, there was a pressure toant tain. in terms of the relationship to our audience we understood quickly that we had taken a slower path and we had chosen the path of development and that meant that we had to kroapt a relationship with our audience. and that you know, maybe our audience was small and there was only 50 people there that might but the next time we came through we needed to ensure those 50 people came. >> we were influenced by that. it seemed like something that also made us feel a bit less lonely. we were out on the road. >> using the fans. >> they were our peers, during those years where people go to college or they are sort of like suddenly have this freedom from the

probably the biggest book or the most anticipated would be bruce springsteen's born to run. little musician out of new jersey some people have heard of. and "born to run" is his first book and probably the thing that most people will want to know now is that he spent even years writing the book even before he thought about finding a publisher. and he started writing it after his performance at the super bowl, wrote the book on his own in his free time. and when the book came into our hands, it was done. and it's everything and more that not only fans of bruce would want to read, but anybody who's interested in a cultural and musical history of the nation in the last 30 years, 40 years will find it fascinating as well. >> host: is he going to go on tour for simon and schuster? >> guest: we're trying to sort that out. there's no question we'd like to put him in front of his audit yenses, we know -- audiences. we know he'd very much like to do it. we expect to, yes. >> host: what's another title coming out? >> guest: another title would be rosa brooks' "how everything became wa

♪ >>> perfect music, bruce springsteen. , bruce springsteenspring springstein. the bison was officially the first official mammal. the american symbol of the frontier nearly disappeared from the landscape. mark strassmann went to see the come back story of one herd. >> the timelessness in yellow san antonio spreads through the horizon. where the bear and the antelope play, but the bison dominate. you're looking at what may be the first free ranging purebred herd of bison in america. >> it's part of america. it's as close as what you can get to what this part of the country looked like in the early 1700s and 1800s, it's a treasure. dan wenk is the superintendent of the park. but little about scale impresses america's largest land animal. a mature bison bull is six feet tall and can weigh more than a ton. >> so imposing and yet they almost disappear. >> how dire did it get? >> in yellowstone there was less than 25 animals. it is one of the greatest conservation stories in history. >> in the 1800 60 million bison were hunted in

probably the biggest book, most anticipated bruce springsteen born to run.probably the thing that most people want to know now that he spent seven years writing the book before he thought about finding a publisher, he started after the performance at the super bowl, wrote the book on his own in free time and when book came into our hands it was done and it's everything in more -- not only bruce wants to read but anybody who is interested in culture, musical history of the nation in the last 40 years will find it fascinating as well. >> is he going to go on tour? >> we are trying to sort that out right now. there's no question that he would like to be in front of the audiences. we expect to, yes. >> what's another title coming out? >> another title coming out this fall that's worth talking about rosa, how everything became war. rosa is a fascinating character that did work in the pentagon. she marries and the only reason i mention that, he marries with working war, the government's role and what the book is about is how the lines have blurred between -- betwe

i think some rock 'n' roll stars like bruce springsteen apparently 20 years ago picked a look to ageou saw them walking on the street and they weren't famous musicians, you would think they were two exorcists on the "pirates of caribbean! >> bruce looks pretty cool for a 65-year-old guy and you see steven and you say, good thing he's in a band! otherwise, he's in trouble! >> good thing for bruce. >> exactly. >> otherwise, people might talk about you. >> i picked this look that you see and, unfortunately, i mean, jane lynch knows about this. i was mistaken for jane lynch on set one time. >> no way! >> jane lynch. >> we love jane. >> i love jane too. my hair is longer on the show than this and it's more puffed up. i had women's glasses on jackie onassis glasses on. i had women's jewelry on and a chick jacket. we were shooting. and at the end of this one tarkske a bunch of fans wanted a picture. one lady said i have to go first because i have to leave. i took a picture with her. that is so great. "glee" is my favorite show and you're my favorite character! >> people mistake you for bria

♪ >>> perfect music, bruce springsteen.t you like the sound of that, celebrates 100 years of the national parks service. one of its many protected animals, the bison, was recently designated by congress as the nation's first official ma'am amp not long ago, the icon -- mammal. not long ago, the iconic frontier nearly disappeared from the landscape. we have the remarkable comeback story of one truly wild herd. >> reporter: few places make you feel in this world like its timelessness spreads to the horizon. here is where the bear and the antelope play, but the bison dominates. you're looking at what may be the last free-ranging purebred herd of wild bison in north america. >> you look at the valley full of bison. it's primitive america. it's probably as close as you can get to what this part of the country looked like in the early 1700s and 1800s. and it's really -- a treasure. >> reporter: dan wenk is superintendent at yellowstone national park. bison roam its 2.2 million acres, an area nearly as big as rhode island and dela

he says at least two more artists have joined the crusade tuesday -- bruno mars and bruce springsteenan something question. >> a big question. >> yeah. >> if you have copyright material of any kind and it's on youtube, you can take it off? >> yes, you can. >> good to know, thank you. >>> one of tv's most famous dinosaurs swallows a teenager. next, the rescue effort after barney goes bad. #newsisback. to prove that viva vantage towels can take on any mess, only viva vantage has our stretchable, scrubby texture and cloth-like durability that give it the power to clean more than just spills. if it works here, imagine how well viva will unleash clean in your home. oh hank, you look red. are you sunburned?no, dory. well, you do look red. i'm supposed to be red. and fish don't get sunburned. what! you're a fish? uhhhh. keep your little ones protected with coppertone kids. see disney pixar's finding dory. now in 3d. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced m at the zoo. service that fits your schedule.