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now, bruce springsteen tells his own story.jeffrey brown paid him a visit to hear first-hand. ♪ ♪ >> brown: in his new memoir, bruce springsteen looks back at his young, struggling and then little known self and writes:" i was not modest in the assessment of my abilities. of course, i thought i was a phony. that is the way of the artist. ♪ ♪ but i also thought i was the realest thing you'd ever seen." >> that's right. most artists i know consider themselves to be phonies. along with the feeling that just something that you're doing is essential, essential to communicate, and deeply, deeply real. ♪ ♪ >> brown: springsteen has been rocking his way through marathon, arena-sized concerts for decades. a kind of working-class rock ¡n roll hero to millions of devoted fans. in the recording studio he built at this rural new jersey home, we talked about becoming bruce springsteen the story he tells in his book, "born to run." >> it was a very different type of writing from songwriting. >> brown: in what way? >> a pop song is a condensed

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you could say bruce springsteen would serve me for. and that just happens to be the title of his brand-new memoir. over 1000 lucky fans who played that 30 to 50. for an autographed book and an opportunity to have their pick taken with a 67 -year-old singer-songwriter. like these five risky friends who call themselves the jersey girls. they will today and will be given approximately ten seconds each to embrace that e street band front main man physical contact as nine coverage. first address rehearsal ten now the moment on truth. of truth. nice kim posed entry. first kiss and five seconds. but wait there's more. two cases and 12 seconds 12 seconds talk about corey days. now the lexis sports zone with kami. nothing too crazy. just a little sore. just a little sore keep in mind trevor simeon is a walking boot for that last their starting forget was not on the field for practice rookie paxton lands isn't coming to the challenge as earlier this season. the fact that we lost is the biggest thing for me. i just kind of want to take off there

it has been a big year for rock n' roll legend bruce springsteen. staging one of the highest- grossing concert tours, winning the presidential medal of freedom, and publishing his autobiography. the newshour's jeffrey brown sat down with springsteen for a two part interview that begins tomorrow on the newshour. >> are if you're a band leader, you know you need that type of discipline and dedication in the guys you're playing with. we came from where professionalism was in the a dirty word as i say, and so we worked like the old soul bands worked, very intensely and very methodically. the band contributes enormously. i wouldn't have gotten anywhere near where i am without them. >> you are sort of a control freak? >> yes i am. less than you used to be. because you are insecure when you're young you're very controlling now i'm moderately controlling i would say. >> brown: you use that word controlling, it is sort of a mix of insecurities and sense of self. >> that's the artist's way. >> brown: that's the artist's way. explain that to me. >> most artist

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. >> fox news anchor recalls her personal life and career in a memoir "settle for more", bruce springsteen'semoir "born to run", followed by "a look at trees", indy bound continues with fox news host bill o'reilly and dugaard, "killing the rising sun", and remembering apartheid in south africa, "born a crime" and national book winner mary oliver as a poet, "upstream", and the last year winner gives his thoughts on the current state of black america. actress anna kendrick presents essays in "scrappy little nobody", that's a look at best sellers according to indy bound which represents book stores throughout the country. le of the authors have or will be appearing on book tv. you can watch them on our website, booktv.org. >> and this is book tv on c-span 2, 48 hours of nonfiction book authors every weekend. we like to visit college campuses and talk with professors who are also authors. we're at hillsdale college in michigan today visiting with professor gary wolfram, who wrote a capitalist manifesto, understanding the market

. >> next on my list, bruce springsteen.ber vividly in middle school in wilmington, delaware, right next to jersey, where of course bruce springsteen is a god and he came out with "born to run." hearing it, thinking this guy, he knows what i'm feeling. this is the ballad for my generation. ♪ because tramps like us, baby, we were born to run ♪ >> for anyone who's not seen bruce springsteen in concert, it's another reason for my communicator list. >> in 1975, springsteen was on his third album. despite critical acclaim, he hadn't yet cracked the big time. "born to run" was the game changer, the starting gun on his run to becoming the boss. >> springsteen really tapped into what it felt like to -- what it feels like to come of age and what it feels like to be in love and what it feels like to kind of feel on the cusp of something new. >> our ugliest emotions, our saddest emotions and also our most elevated emotions and the way he mixes them up every song feels like it was written for you. >> made me feel like someone understood

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the man has been running since he hit the music scene in the you can say bruce springsteen was born to run. the brand-new memoir. over an thousand 10,000 lucky fans who paid that 3250 head of the different autographed book and an opportunity to have their picture taken with a 67 -year-old singer-songwriter. i probably seen him about a hundred times. like the who call themselves the jersey girls. they will today and be given approximately ten seconds each to embrace the e street band for front man. you have to go to the bathroom are your very excited. now the moment of truth nice can post entry. first case and five seconds but wait there's more. talk about the glory days. fox 31. they have a hungry heart for bruce. he was born in the usa. netflix has major life a little bit more interesting on-demand will watch shows off-line stories archer money that like members have the option to download movies they really need to download some brief. you can download shows to watch off-line later this means you are stuck on light rail's away from wi-fi are sell so signal the future is free. access

bruce springsteen's memoir, born to run is next. a look at the nonfiction bestsellers according to indy bound continues with fox news host bill o'reilly and the recount of the defeat of japan during world war ii in killing the rising sun. daily show host trevor noah remembers his childhood and apartheid era south africa in the book born of crime. mary oliver reflects on her life as an author and poet in upstream. in between the world to me, last year's national book award winner, they give their thoughts on the current state of black america. anna kendrick presents the collection of essays in scrappy little nobody. that's a look at some of the nonfiction bestsellers according to indy bound which represents several sellers across country. many of these will be appearing on the tv and you watch them them on our website, booktv.org. >> sunday i'm book tv in depth, we are hosting a discussion on the 1941 attack on pearl harbor on the eve of the 70 for the anniversary. on the program, countdown to, countdown to pearl harbor, 12 days to t

. >>> from bruce springsteen to churchill, some member are open about their battle with depression. but it's not so easy for others. doreen ge >>> depression impacts millions of americans. but speaking of getting help, that can sometimes be a challenge for men. doreen gentzler is here with more on that story. it's part of our changing mind series. >> we have done some reporting on depression as far as our changing minds series. it can be one of the most difficult mental illnesses to diagnose. how do you tell the difference between the blues, everybody gets those, and real depression. and when is it time to ask for help. tonight we take a look at how depression can be very different for men. >> i was feeling withdrawn and lashing out. i was get iting sbo fights. >> reporter: douglas was just 12 years old when he first noticed that something in him had changed. >> loudest one in the room. that changed a lot. >> he knows now 18 years later that he was showing the first signs of depression. but at the time, he was clueless. >> i had never really heard of depression before. . didn't thin

we'll have a nice start out there after 40 years of loving bruce springsteen's music, seeing him live dozens of times, finally got to meet the boss. i was one of a thousand or so that lined up at the bookstore for a chance to spend about 10 seconds with him. it was kind of like a concert without the music. fan, young and old, some who have seen him 50 or 60 times, some who have never seen life. >> when he was delivered, we were listening in the delivery room. >> when it was my turn, i said first saw you in omaha in '75. he said wow omaha as in, i was in omaha? i said thanks for the great music. he said sure. that was it. i got this great picture. >> it was a lot of fun. he was a nice guy. had a tough job greeting a it was a lot of fun. >> like christmas day for you. i know you did a story on it. you were smiling ear to ear. >> it was really, really fun. seems like the nicest guy. i've always heard that. >> it's about time. you've been a fan for so long, been to many of his concerts. >> you talk in line with other fans i've probably seen 20 to 30 shows. some have seen 50 or 60. even bi

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. >>> bruce springsteen was at the tattered cover on colfax's evening. in the new book, he talks about his childhood in new jersey, his rise to stardom and personal struggles and inspire some of his songs. fans took advantage of the opportunity to meet their favorite musician. >> i saw you try to kiss and. >> i totally dead. just a little kiss on the cheek a cop -- this was a super awesome. tatteeed cover, this was amazing. >> reporter: they posted a youtube video urging him to visit. this is the new owner of the bookstore playing springsteen contestant breaks down barriers and makes history over what she wore during a competition. >> how she sent a message and inspires others to be comfortable in her own skin. z26zuz zvpz y26zuy yvpy president-elect donald trump says he stepping with ms. billion-dollar business all critics raise serious ethical to fill his cabinet but several big posts remain open. >>> donald trump's ggowing cabinet, the president-elect is tapping wilbur ross as secretary of commerce and goldman sachs executive steve mention to lead tre

1,000 fans got to meet the boss and mark it off their bucket list. 1,000 people got to meet bruce springsteen during a book signing at the tattered cover in colfax. the wait in line about three hours to get everybody through. the visit and photo op was short, but it was face to face. gary shapiro got to mark that one off today. classical music to dementia patients had very unexpected promising benefits. >> he served in world war ii and then set out on a new mission at age 100. >> another cold front on the way, the forecast tomorrow and an update on the chance of snow friday. >> and a busy beaver who clearly does not buy into the concept of holiday goodwill. >> reporter: and the rams is >>> what started as a program to help bring life classical music to people with dementia uncovered an unexpected side effect. researcher at csu started to notice something as the patients were exposed to more of the performances. it found the dementia in most they saw positive changes in mood, cognitive function and relationships. scientists say although the findings are very preliminary, they are promising. >>

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. >>> people still talking about being upclose with bruce springsteen. and i guess he had to do a lot of ??hugging yesterday. our kathy walsh ??was up at early, snaking through the ?poo store. everybody had a hungry heart,. >> i'm here to see the boss. >> bruce has been a big ??part my life for 43 years. >> i'm just in love with him. >> ??why? >> because he's so hot. >> reporter: 1,050 of his fans scored tickets that sold out in under ??three minutes. this mom and baby first in line flew in from new jersey. that often. >> reporter: they got to meet the ??boss and snap a photo. >> i'm going to shake his hand, freak out a little bit. it will be fun. >> reporter: the rock ??star shook hands, got hugs, even smooched. and patiently posed for picture after picture in hir0 significant leather jacket. >> oh, my gosh. it was amazing. >> reporter: people left(? beaming, clutching their autographed books. four guys from boulder admitted >> meeting your icon, hero. >> fulfilling a life long dream. >> he's an inspiration ??to musicians around the world. >> i'm speech

. >> woodruff: plus, part two of our bruce springsteen profile. the rock legend opens up about depression and the joy of performing. >> i walk on stage, i play, i perform, i create, i write. that's where sort of that peace comes over me. >> sreenivasan: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

bruce springsteen and other entertainers have canceled concerts there.aypal dropped plans to expand its operation and at 400 new jobs. the nba moved its all-star game to another state. the unpopular law is also widely's been as having caused the outgoing republican governor his job. genie: time for something completely different out of the toronto zoo. a giant hand at cam came up with some very cute images. that panda is discovering a snowman. zoo staff built a snowman for the bear. just after he stood on top of the panda's head he went on to decapitate it. at least he was having a good time. here is our business editor stephen carroll. the world's oldest bank is now heading for a bailout. raise 5 paschi needs to billion euro rose before the end of the year. the bank is expected to request help from the italian state. the government has already secured parliamentary approval euro's into billion the banking sector. the bailout will mean losses for some 40,000 small investors. brian quinn has more. fiveter more than centuries of operation, monte paschi is

i wrote a little bit about bruce springsteen in here and kind of -- there was a whole school in the early 18 -- 1980's of of heartland rock, i guess they called it. so people, musicians finally got interested in blue collar work right when people stopped doing [laughter] -- doing it. [laughter] edward mcclelland: they were inspired by all of these great two-minute songs from california about, you know, the pacific ocean which was there, their greatest and most endless feature and so they started , writing about the midwest's greatest and most endless feature which was unemployment. there was bruce springsteen writing "my hometown," michael stanley from cleveland who wrote a book called "this town" which was sort of an anthem of local pride. things are tough in cleveland. there was john cougar mellencamp, his songs jack and diane, pink house, and billy joel -- even though he's not actually from the rust belt, he wrote allentown, and bob seger had a song called making thunderbirds about the glory days of the auto industry. and then springsteen actually, , he did a song about youngstown, the

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we're not bringing paypal back, bruce springsteen is not coming back.right it's too little too late but we've got to make this move now. >> tense of millions of dollars it cost the state you heard the representative there entertainers pulled out. people like bruce springsteen, also the nba moving the all-star game but today the special session all of that could change a vote is expected sometime this afternoon. carol? >> all right. we'll check back nick valencia, thank you. still to come in the "newsroom," the 7-year-old girl who captured the world's attention by tweeting from war-ton aleppo is now safely in turkey, and look at that. she's met with the turkish president. ♪ come on, wake up!!! come on, why ya sleepin'? come on! what time is it? it's go time. come on. let's go, let's go, let's go. woooo hoooo!! yeah!! i feel like i went to bed an hour ago. i'll make the cocoa. get a great offer on the car of your grown-up dreams at the mercedes-benz winter event. it's the look on their faces that make it all worthwhile. thank you santa!!! now lease the 20

one was bruce springsteen. the other was george michael shaking his butt in the video "faith." one can do the riff without the dance. >> reporter: "faith" gave michael five number one singles and a grammy for album of the year. ♪ freedom ♪ i won't let you down >> reporter: "freedom" seemed to cement his sex symbol status with 90 supermodels like naomi campbell lip synching in the music video. >> talk about freedom and being the person he's got to be, being his true, authentic self. it sort of became an unofficial anthem for the lgbt community. >> reporter: michael was still in the closet with fans when "freedom" was released but he says he had his first gay relationship around the same time. >> i had my very first relationship at 27. because i really had not actually come to terms with my sexuality until i was 24. i lost my partner to hiv. even after that, i lost my mother. i felt like i was cursed. >> reporter: back-to-back losses threw him into a depression, lasting years, taking him almost entirely out of the public eye. >> the only thing that got through it was my music. it

bruce springsteen and other entertainers have canceled concerts there. paypal dropped plans to expand its operations and add 400 jobs. the nba moved its all-star game to another state. also widelyr law is seen as having caused the outgoing republican governor his job. >> let's get some business news. kate moody is with us in the studio. america seems to be having some bathroom problems. but the economy is doing very well, it would seem. kate: trump will be inheriting a strong economy. departmente said that the gp group faster than thought -- the gdp. it upgraded its numbers from 3.2% to 3.5%. that is the strongest pace since the end of 2014, more than double the pace of the second quarter of this year. consumer spending, which accounts for 2/3 of economic activity, grew more than expected. it underscore the positive note to the federal reserve to raise interest rates last week and said expects three more hikes in the coming year. done much to boost markets. wall street is trading underneath the flat line. that the dow jones under the 20,000 threshold it

. >> if you want to get your hands on a great piece of rock 'n' roll history, bruce springsteen's first for grabs. it's selling on ebay, the latest bid stands at a little over $120,000. he bought the ride for $2,000 in 1995 and he wrote classics in it, and in five days, the classic convertable will find a new home. >> the duchess of cambridge was sight as a special place, celebrating the cub scouts 100th anniversary. duchess kate kwocoordinated activities for 25 kids. she joined them in parachute games, first aid training and cupcake decorating. she helped them renew their cub promise, 160,000 members will renew their promise this week. >> if you're still searching for the perfect ugly christmas sweater this season, this is it, but you have to shell out about $30,000 for it. it's the world's most expensive ugly christmas speter. it has 25,000 swarovski crystals in the shape of santa riding a unicorn. you can buy it at ti tipsyelves.com. >> and a reminder, christmas, ten days away. see you back here tomoow.rr >>> bracing for impact. the sandbags are out and the rain preparations are in f

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bruce springsteen canceled concerts. charlotte repeals the ordinance that originally started it. charlotte repealed part of the bill, and the house saw that as an affront that they were trying to pull something. charlotte tried to repeal the rest of it. the house created a moratorium so they couldn't reimpose it for a period of time. there was a lot of finger pointing and accusations, even the incoming governor was actually behind the scenes telling democrats not to repeal the bill. kennedy: what does roy cooper get out of telling them to not repeal it? especially since he lost in such a close race. and it took pat mccrory weeks to concede the now governor of north carolina. he lost and he was the one that you could say was the political sacrificial lamb. you would think it legislature seeing all the money and businesses leaving north carolina -- >> it's unbelievable how much this is costing them. the federal government is still suing them and that will continue. so i guess it's back to status o. businesses like paypal was going to expand there. they are no longer expanding there

papal did not bring in a new office, bruce springsteen canceled a concert there.y said tell you what, i'll ti take steps if the city council overturns the ordinance. they said they wanted nothing new to do with that. they took a vote to repeal that ordinance if the legislature did the same thing. so basically they accepted the deal. what changed in that time? with the university political science president -- they were not willing why does it look like charlotte was successful. and now, they decided to do it, the city council gives them a legislature to repeal it, and so it sort of answers our questions about how politics played into it all. >> i think it is probably safe to say when you consider rory cooper was on the phone lobbying members of the council. they say no, there is no politics involved here. >> we don't have to do a thing. there is nothing legal, there is no requirement for the state to take any action that preevens what the city has done. >> but the governor, who will soon be ex-governor mccrory says the sudden reversal with little notice after the

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bruce springsteen is not coming here. beare going to continue to set out as a state because of the image we are portraying to the rest of the nation and the rest of the world. amy: democratic governor-elect roy cooper said republicans reneged on a promise to repeal the law. last week, the republican-controlled legislature passed a pair of bills stripping the governor of many powers. expecting it would take place, the repeal of hb two, charlotte, the city council, which had passed the initial antidiscrimination bill, repealed their bill because the legislature they thought in exchange would repeal hb2 bang. in news of capital punishment, a new report from the death penalty information center finds the number of u.s. executions in 2016 fell to its lowest level in 25 years. texas and georgia accounted for steam of the year's 20 executions. nationwide, juries sentenced fewer people to death than in any year since 1972 when the supreme court reinstated capital punishment. public support for the death penalty is declining with

if it's bruce springsteen, david duchovny, bryan cranston and fergie, then please tune in tomorrow.e from it's gonna be all right ♪ it's the late, late show >> reggie: ladies and gentlemen all the way from moscow, georgia, give it up for your