bruce springsteen suddenly appearing with billy joel, and there was a reason for this. what they revealed on stage when we come back. man 1: this is my body of proof. woman 1: proof of less joint pain... woman 2: ...and clearer skin. woman 3: this is my body of proof. man 2: proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... woman 4: ...with humira. woman 5: humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, humira is the #1 prescribed biologic for psoriatic arthritis. avo: humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like sympto

bruce springsteen fans who missed out on his sold out broadway show have another chance to catch the ♪ the screen door slams sorry, i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under your skin. maybe you should ask your doctor? go to myeczemaexposed.com to learn more. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," bruce springsteen will soon be streaming and the white house makes a push for job training. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> good morning, anne-marie. well, today president trump is scheduled to sign an executive order to beef up training. he wants the u.s. companies and trade associations to sign a pledge to give students and workers more job training so they can compete in a workplace where there is increasi

. ♪ >> bruce springsteen was trying to reclaim the soul of rock 'n' roll by going back to basics. >>from cages on highway nights stepping out over the line whoa ♪ >> bruce springsteen created his own counterculture. it just speaks exactly to the american spirit. you couldn't hit it on the head more than bruce springsteen did. ♪ baby we were born to run ♪ yeah yes we were >> "born to run" was a towering statement in the middle of the '70s. it was the cover of "time" and "newsweek." >> bruce didn't like it at the time. me, on the other hand, "my friend is on the cover of newsweek." this is cool. >> when "born to run" comes out in 1975 it is the desire to escape the claustrophobia of the 1970s. it is an anthem to save your soul. ♪ i like chillaxin. the new united explorer card makes things easy. traveling lighter. taking a shortcut. (woooo) taking a breather. rewarded! learn more at theexplorercard.com i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists

. >> crowley dedicated the bruce springsteen hit born to run to his opponent.by we were born to run. >> trevor: that is so embarrassing. no, because you realize he was so confident he would win that he even planned to perform his own bruce springsteen concert then afterwards he had to pretend that the song was for his opponent. yeah, i dedicate this song to her. okay, my next song also goes out to my o poant, all i do is win, win no matter what,-- in the building, everybody hands go up. ♪ and they stay there. ♪ and they stay there. ♪ so for a few hour this morning, progressives were like hey, maybe is future is not as bad as if seems and the future was like oh, you don't know me. >> breaking news today, justice anthony kennedy the crucial swing vote on the supreme court for years is retiring, setting the stage for a fierce battle over the future of the highest court in all the land. when justice kennedy steps down at the end of the next month, july 3 1s the court will be split, four liberal justices and four conservatives. president trump now has the chance to

i'm like, was that bruce springsteen or billy joel.- >> he's seen the bruce springsteen show on broadway three times now. he can't stop. he is obsessed. it's like his go to -- >> he wears it out. i've heard way too much from him. we need to find something new. >>> new gisele bundchen, a model, mom and now the author of her own memoir and we're getting an exclusive first look at the book. in the book titled "lessons, my path to a meaningful life" she opens up about her childhood, her modelling career, her personal life with her husband who you might have heard of, tom brady, which we've thus far only seen glimpses of on her social media. it also includes stories of coming to grips with her panic attacks and how she learned self-discipline and never before seen photos. it hits shelves october 2nd. [ applause ] >> yeah. >> meditates. she is also someone who meditates. i will be doing the interview with her in her home for the book, yes, i will. yes. >> think you'll get a cameo? [ applause ] >> a little advance copy. >> yes, i do, i do. >>

>> you can imagine the sound when bruce springsteen walked on the stage. the first time in 1973 at the garden opening for chicago. i saw billy the next year for the first time in georgetown when i was in college. both of those guys at that time, they were on the same label which was about to drop both of them because they weren't selling records and then all of a sudden, born to run comes out, bruce's life changes. the next year stranger comes out, billy's life changes. here we are. one on broadway and the other one owns the garden. >> guess you didn't need a plus one? >> you should have called. >> thank you, ryan, thank you both. >> you'll work that out after the show. >> no bitterness here. you can watch his full interview with billy joel this sunday on cbs sunday morning. >> ahead, chip reed introduces us to a group of americans serving their country by helping hurricane victims. >> coming up on cbs this morning, we'll show you how military veterans and civilian volunteers are helping to rebuild houston, texas nearly one year after the devastation of hur

he's bruce springsteen. it was great music. ♪ born in the usa i visualize t.n more at theexplorercard.com and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? any paint can change the way a room looks. but only one can change how it feels. century, from benjamin moore, is the first-ever soft touch matte finish paint. its revolutionary texture unlocks 75 unprecedented colors, each with exquisite depth and richness. it's a difference you can see, touch, and feel. that's proudly particular. century. only at select local paint and hardware stores. century. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no

if you were not able to see bruce springsteen's one-man broadway show in person, it was great, but don'ts coming to the streaming service. it is scheduled to close on december 15th on broadway, that's the same day the recording of the stage show will debut on netflix he was also at the garden last night with billy joel. >> i read "born to run" his book i didn't have the respect for him as a human being i probably should have, what he went through and did. >> he's a phenomenal story teller that's what the springsteen on broadway show is all about it was amazing. >>> an emotional moment at espies the arthur ashe award for courage went to female athletes for their bravery in coming forward and speaking out against dr. larry nassar at usa gymnastics and michigan state university many of those victims took the stage in a powerful show of strength nassar was sentenced to 40 to 175 years in prison last january. ali reisman said we may suffer alone but survive together >> jackie deangelis, thank you very much. >>> the british open is getting under way this morning in scotland adam reid has an up

record 100th concert at madison square garden and he got a littleelp from a surprise guest, bruce springsteen at that concert? >> the h10 show. here you get bruce spring>stein he president still managing will fallout from his summit with vladimir putin. in an interview mr. trump noel insisting heves his own intelligence agencies who say he believes russia meddled in the ection. >> do you believe u.s. intelligence agencies, is putin oying to you? >> i don't want get into whether or not he's lying. i can only say i do have confidence in our intelligence agencies as currently constituted. >> president trump also says he told putin to stay out of america's elections. >>> an update on a story we told but last month. 12 alleged gang members were indicted wednesday in tt fatal stabbing of the 15-year-old. the brutal machete attack in the cbronx that wasght on camera. authorities believe he was the victim of mistaken identity. five of those indicted were charged with first degree murder. they could face life in prison. >>> breaking overnight. at least 22 people were injuried in a tent collapse at a c

legend bruce springsteen joining joel on stage during that performance.n is such a force, but when he collaborates and performs with other people, i saw elton john with him and it was amazing. >> too much to imagine. i was one of the 100 concert goers. the best. >> up early in the morning for early today. >> that's right. a chicago teacher was left stunned after complete strangers on the flight gave her over $500 to help low income students. the first grade teacher said she was talking about how she and other teachers would help student who is couldn't afford supplies. she said soon a man behind her handed her $500 in cash and others gave her $20 and a $10 bill. she plans to ut to help students with reading comprehension. so much flying rage and then a story lake this. >> and rage across the board with people out of control. this is exactly what we need. friendly skies we are seeing. the "america's got talent" judges held their breath in a fiery performance. during the second part, he blind folded himself and attempted to catch his wife and everyone's wor

. >> and the big shot and the boss, bruce springsteen surprises billy joel as the piano man makes history the at madison square garden. today, thursday, july 19th, 2018. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hey, everybody. welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this thursday morning. >> we've got a lot going on again. >> we certainly do. our top story for the second straight day, president trump is having to reexplain his position on russian meddling in u.s. politics. but the director of the fbi is making clear house he feels in an exclusive interview with nbc's lester holt. >> we're going to hear from the director in a moment. and the president's former press secretary, sean spicer, is here with an exclusive interview with us. but first, kristen welker is at the white house with the latest good morning to both of you. president trump is still attempting to clarify his stance on russia amid an uproar that he hasn't been clear or sharp enough. in a new interview, the president is saying what his intellig

. >> the boss himself, bruce springsteen, showed up on the piano rockin' out with billy. >> they teamedr "born to run" and "tenth avenue freezeout". >> awesome. the only thing cooler than seeing billy joel is billy joel and the boss. and his ex-wife christie brinkley appears on the cover of "social life" magazine, rockin' a marilyn monroe type look. >> despite appearing on more than 500 covers, she says her biggest accomplishment is motherhood. >> oh. all right. noted. >> now that you know. >> now all mothers can expect to look like that at 64. she's setting the bar too high. >> i expect you in september to look just like that, in your bikini. >> in my fishnet bikini? >>> and now insight into kirk douglas' longevity. >> michael, his son, says he still works out with a trainer. >> the younger douglas says he is no slouch when it comes to technology. he has just discovered facetime. >> oh, man. >> i would love to be a fly on the other side of the conversation. holding the phone upside down. >>> finally something entirely random. >> a british station has commissioned a statue of jeff goldb

. >> what i saw, i think he is to putin what chris christie wanted to be a to bruce springsteen.and attracts him. putin has been able to get total authority and that's what trump wants. i saw a man that completely disregards people who are not only opponents, but his closest aides about what to say because he has a reality that he creates every day from inside of his own head, it has nothing to do with what is going on outside. he says this is the way the world is, but it is not how the world is. >> there was an attempted walk back. he went out to accomplish something. he has done that for, but only very rarely. after charlottesville he had to, and "the access hollywood" tape. you know him, you know his head, what are trigger points for him to go out and try to correct something? >> you're going to lose your base, lose the people keeping you in office and above water. that felt compelling enough for him to do what i would call a highly inauthentic walk back. he very purposely read the document in a way to make you feel that he was reading something, not saying something he actual

(bruce springsteen) ♪ in the day we sweat it out on the streets of a runaway american dream ♪ (announcerrtists are welcomed into the rock and roll hall of fame. ♪ sweet emotion ladies and gentlemen... (steven tyler-style shriek) aerosmith. please welcome u2 to the rock hall of fame.

sphiep, 79,s ending higher on earning, bruce spring teen 1 man show from broadway to netflix, bruce springsteen is partnering with netflix to stream. and papa talk founder reportedly held merger talks with wendy's. nicole on the floor with the latest. reporter: a mixed bag today, dow up for a fifth day in a row, s&p 500 gained for a second day, hitting a 5 month high, we did have winners like both, and caterpillar and unitedhealth. and netflix finished down about 1%. springsteen on broadway heads to netflix, and we're seeing stock down about 4% this week. after the bell we got earnings from ibm, american express and ebay, ibm quarterly revenue topped, american express on the rise, 21% rise in quarterly profit, and ebay, saw second quarter profit rise, 7.7% and 175 million global active buyers. >> great. liz: coming up, the man who is trying to block the california law that lets illegals get driver licenses. this after his son was killed in a collision with an illegal in 2010. >> also tonight alexandria ocasio-cortez now calls for abolish i.c.e. protesters to occupy the borders across the countr

he did that tribute to her on election night, singing that bruce springsteen, born to run song.led with a campaign call, i wish politics was not such a spec cac -- spectacle. that not necessary. i am very excited about her candidacy, i wish it had not played out in public. if we reverse men versus women, it would not have happened. charles: point taken, following up on that, we have breaking news, fbi agent peter strzok testifies that robert mueller never asked him about any texts when he removed him from the russia probe, gayle? >> on the strzok testimony. charles: this just came through, i know you covered it so well. just the notion that mueller never asked him about it, it is perplexing. >> it is absurd, it is contradicting information given in the inspector general's report. his ability to go before u.s. congress, still on the government payroll, and say he won't answer questions about specific matters using the cloak of the fbi inves investigate orr is outrageous and absurd, it shows the bias infected all of this investigation. this man who testified before american people

i do have time to have a chief of staff she is more excited to be here then she was to meet bruce springsteen. she is my book recommender. i may lose her here tonight at this event. she has been with me from the very beginning of the campaign but my book guru i usually read what she passes on to me she puts a book in my bag but i have a very eclectic list i have read commonwealth i like what takes me outside of myself. but accidentally.al >> reporter: that. maybe two years ago and said have iou read this i know what will happen at the next stage over these past decades i would forget what i have read i love her storytelling and her characters i just finished reading exit west which was very powerful. the nightingale shout outs for the nightingale. and i needed that escape to get into somebody else's story. and we were running so fast sit downha to pick up a book and then i would fall asleep. i don't know if i was napping or passed out i couldn't tell the difference. so normally on a longer trip i could get into a book but it was a hectic eight years. >> now you said pick up a book? >> yes. i

my chief of staff melissa who by the way she's more excited to be here then she was to meet bruce springsteen. she's my book recommender. she loves you all. she has been with me since the very beginning of the campaign. but she is my book goober. i usually read what melissa tells me i should read. have a very eclectic sort of reading. i have read a commonwealth. i love a good story that takes me outside of myself. i accidentally reread that. i read it maybe two years ago. then it was on my shelf and i thought have i read this. i know it's can happen what's can happen in the next page. i read it and i realized by the third chapter that i have read it already. i love her storytelling and her characters. exit west. very powerful. the nightingale i read just the other day. in shout outs. i love all of her stuff. and love stories. i love to escape for a moment i needed to escape over the escape over the past ten years. i needed to get out of my own story. there was just too much going on. sitting down i don't know if i was napping or passed out i couldn't tell the difference it was a dick eight ye

>> he liked to do parody, celebrity specific, tom cruise, bruce springsteen, bono. >> he notices danielre. am i the only one, he's running everywhere. and then you get to go, okay, i might not be the only one. we're going to do a sketch where it's the last of the mohicans treadmill, and it has different settings, like running from bears. >> wow, workout like that will sweat off your tribal tattoos. >> he was the first person that said we could take this to another level. these sketches can really be visually amazing in addition to being super funny. >> deity or deities, forgive this abuse of your ambassador, but my calling is very specific. i'm cutting your head, i'm cutting your head. >> if i hadn't been so lucky to be on snl, i would have dreamed i was in the kids of the hall. >> i'm the big kid. >> why didn't you do something? >> i thought you knew him. >> on your show of shows, there were writers that would hang out in the corridors of nbc and they would shout out jokes. at side see -- we heard that story and we were looking for a name of that group, we should call ourselves in the

but i do have my chief of staff melissa by the way with more excited to be here then seeing bruce springsteen. she loves you all and i may lose her here tonight she might leave me she has been with me from the very beginning of the campaign but i usually read what she tells me i should read but lately? i have eclectic reading list. i like commonwealth at like a good story that takes me outside of myself and everything that has been done. i accidentally. >> reporter: it twice two years ago and then i thought have i read this? i know i have asp my best esp because i know what will happen because i forget what i have happen then i realized by the third chapter i had read it already but i finished it. >> i love her storytelling characters. i just finished reading another powerful book the nightingale i read the other day. so i love stories i love to escape and i needed that escape for the past ten years to get out of my own story somebody else's story to go. i could not read in the white house there was too much going on and we were running so fast whenever i got a chance to sit down and pick up

joining bruce springsteen and michael and janet jackson.treamed online more than a billion times. a first for an album in its first week. >> elite company right there. >> yeah. >> deadline to reunite immigrant families split up at the border arrived. >> tell people not to come to our country illegally. that's the solution. >> why government officials say, they can not meet the deadline. >> and a family offers a $10,000 >> and a family offers a $10,000 reward after a ( ♪ ) your heart doesn't only belong to you. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure medicine that helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital compared to a leading heart failure medicine. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an

. >> stephen: "the tonys" just announced recently that bruce springsteen is going to be performing onost so you could get tickets? >> front-row seats. >>ph: hard to get tickets to his show. >> impossible. >> the venue is abuzz with energy that bruce is going to be there. today we were rehearsing and re le 30 people just hanging around the stage because bruce was going to rehearse. people just want to be around the guy, and we're very, very excited he's going to be there. >> we tried to stay la sphen: du out? >> kind of. >> stephen: but you're the hosts! >> i know, that's what i said. >> stephen: he's getting a special tony. >> yeah. >> stephen: he's getting a special tony. is the special tony-- is that better than a tony? ( laughter ) >> it's like an honorary doctorate, i think. >> stephen: which is way better than an actual doctorate. i got some of them. because i didn't have to do squat. ( laughter ) and now people have to call me "doctor." i totally recommend it. >> okay. >> stephen: do you guys have honorary doctorates? >> not yet. >> stephen: you could totally-- have you given an

is it bruce springsteen? >> ah, i don't know. ha ha!t's a tease. >> i got help with that one so i'm not sure if it's true but i'll watch. i'm watching! yeah. all right. >> your sources, let's just say that, your sources are very good. >> okay. >> we'll see you later. >> that would be jaclyn. >>> electric carmaker tesla claims it reduced its workplace injury rate by 10% this year. the company is the target of critics over reports of injuries at its factory in fremont. tesla is also scrambling to meet demand for its model 3 sedan marketed as the company's first affordable vehicle. >>> and this morning, there's good news on the job market. >> joining us now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> good morning. the job market has been strong in 2018 and the labor department says that first time unemployment claims have fallen to their lowest level since 1969. initial job let's claims were down by 8,000 -- jobless claims were down by 8,000 continuing a pattern of strong job growth that we have seen under the preside

>> although it's overwhelmingly republican if it exists, balance compels me to ask you about bruce springsteen. springsteen is a democrat and he said the republican is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? >> no. >> is it part of a deep state conspiracy against president? >> no. >> mr. strzok, this hearing has been a circus and a kangaroo court run in republican fashion. my colleagues have disgraced themselves today in their attack on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the hole that has dug here today? >> sir, america is strong. i have -- however bad i think i've seen it in my life, i'm confident that the institutions of the american people will endure and be great. i have full faith in the united states, all the men and women. even in times of trial and tribulation, i have every confidence that we will emerge as great as we have ever been. >> i'm with you. thank you for your service to america. >> yes, sir. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. gates for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you've said repeatedly today tha

abandoned the conventional wisdom about advertising, and she, of course, thought that you trot out bruce springsteen and jay-z and it would happenout and in affect reinforced the elitist argument he was making against her. say all that with no sympathy for donald trump, i might add, but nevertheless the truth is he outdueled her. when i think but rich people owning the media, one of the problems, as someone who cover this media and has for a long period of time, most newspapers are dying, and they will continue to die. "the new york times," which has all its eggs in one basket, single newspaper. don't have nye holdings right now. -- any other holding right now. they're doing okay. they're making money but not a lot of money. they have a great family. they really care passionately about the news business, unlike the ban craft crofts who -- the bank crofts who owns "the wall street journal" and sold it. as the dividend dry up, what happens to "the new york times"? i worry but that. we know what happened the toe the "washington post." tea family said we can't sustain the "washington post." they found a

. >> balance compels me to ask you about bruce springsteen.is a democrat and he said the republic is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? >> no. >> was it part of a deep state conspiracy to criticize the president? >> no. >> so clear the point you were trying to make. but why were the past statements of republicans against trump important for you to highlight in the midst of this food fight playing out? >> that you think you for ask g >> thank you for asking. i was trying to point out the obvious that the only thing that they have on strzok and his paramour is the fact that they called donald trump an idiot and a couple other choice negative names. that is it. the ig found that there was no bias in the and they never lea it. if they wanted to harm donald trump in any way, they would have leaked that, but they didn't. so all they have is a couple of late night texts good boyfriend and girlfriend about howidiot. and i said then large numbers of people in the republican party are guilty of the deep state conspiracy too. >> but th

too, dad, i thought it was -- [ laughter ] i ought it was candy, and was soap." [ laughter ] bruce springsteena surprise appearance at billy joel's 100th show at madison square garden last night. "only in new york," said a guy getting robbed by a rat. 'mlaughter ] "slow down, rat,oing to give you my money. [ laughter ] well played, rat." aviation companies are reportedly considering wo recruiting morn to help combat a growing shortage of pilots and mechanics, which came as a shock to spirit airlines. "wait, you guys have pilots and mechanics?" [ laughter and applause ] ma ice cream shop in scotland has created a nennaise flavored ice cream. [ audience ews ]d you're dying to try it, you were probably dying to begin with. [ laught ] and finally, a grandmother in georgia was attacked by a bobcat with rabies recently, and she strangled it to death with her bare hands. [ cheers ] which brings us to a segment we call, "the kind of story we need right now." ♪ [ cheers and applause ]is >> seth: thiede phillips. she's a grandmother, and she was standing in her drivew recently when a bobcat with rabies

conspiracy does appear to be overwhelmingly republicans, balance compels me to ask about my hero bruce springsteen. he's a democrat and he said the republic is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? >> no. >> was it part of a deep state conspiracy to criticize the president? >> no. >> mr. strzok, this hearing has been a circus and a kangaroo court run in banana republican fashion. i believe that some of my colleagues have disgraced themselves today main their attk on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the hole that has been dug here today? >> sir, america is strong. however bad i think i've seen it in my life, i am confident that the institutions of the american people will endure and be great. i have full faith in the united states and all the men and women and even in times of trial and tribulation, i have every confidence that we will emerge as great as we've ever been. >> i'm with you. thank you for your service to america. >> yes, sir. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida mr. gates for five minutes. >> you've said repeatedly today t

appears to be overwhelmingly republican if it exists, balance compels me to ask about my hero, bruce springsteen, unlike others that were republicans, springsteen is a democrat. he said the republic is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? >> no. >> was it part of a deep state conspiracy to criticize the president? >> no. >> mr. strzok, this hearing has been a circus and kangaroo court run in banana republican fashion, and i believe some of my colleagues disgraced themselves today in their attack on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the hole that's been dug here today? >> sir, america is strong. however bad i think i've seen it in my life, i am confident the institutions, the american people will endure and be great. i have full faith in the united states and all of the men and women, even in times of trial and tribulation, i have every confidence that we will emerge as great as we've ever been. >> i'm with you. thank you for your service to america. >> yes, sir. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. gates, for five minutes. >> t

to celebrate, the boss, my man from the nj, bruce springsteen, he stopped by.sland, they combined forces just for a night. ♪ n pain. but he has plans today. so he took aleve this morning. hey dad. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain, for up to 12 hours of pain relief with just one pill. but if something happened to you... you need life insurance! and chances are selectquote can get it for you for under a dollar a day! selectquote found michael, 38, a $500,000 policy for under $23 a month. selectquote found anna, 37, a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. selectquote's secret? they comparison shop select group of great companies like these for your best rate. give your family the security they need... at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a million families millions of dollars on life insurance. call the number on your s

, one of my chief of staff who by the way she's more excited to be here than she was to meet bruce springsteen. melissa is my book recommender and i'm a loser in this convention center tonight. she has been with me since the very beginning of the campaign but she is my book and i usually read what she tells me to read soap she will throw some books into my bag for a long trip, that's what have i been reading is a very eclectic sort of reading list i've read commonwealth. i love a good story that takes me outside of myself. i love everything that ladysmith has done. [applause] i actually accidentally reread that. i read it maybe two years ago and then i was like it's on my shelf and i thought have i read this. i must have esp or something because i know what w know it'se been on the next page. the last decadeplus decades i wt i've read but i would realize by the third chapter that i'd read it already but i finished it. i love the storytelling characters. i just finished reading very powerful the nightingale i read the other day. any shout outs for the nightingale. so i love stories. i love to e

(bruce springsteen) ♪ in the day we sweat it out on the streets of a runaway american dream ♪ (announcerame. ♪ sweet emotion

busy with lewinsky matter h >> seeing around the bureau was like fomeonel about running into bruce springsteengs nearly eight years after tiananmen massacre theuestion is will u.n. maintain security miami's community will make clinton white house pay gore's position sends a signal of weakness a show of strength prosecute le violence in recent months. taliban have brought people some degree of security b at a terrible price we asked to take a look at how live in pyongyang. instead our official guides took us here toa' ko revolutionary blue seem china said in tokyo today fromlondon. last out post. >> started working with andrea in my early 20s. just being with her every day was like aat gra degree in journalism. andrea was one of the first people i wanted to call when i got named executiveerprod and we had a little cry. >> isn't there the appearance that the u.s. has backed down? >> the u.s. must not back down. >> a lot of peopleou perceive as another politician. how did that happen? >> assure you the surge is worth it. >> a nitty-gritty work. >> like fish slime. >> can hillary win this one? >>

bruce springsteen. governor murphy. i can't be more politically opposed to those individuals.e and i were laughing and this is funny, everybody's got to stop and the agent to do that a james woods. james woods said riveting and true things on twitter, maybe that offended the agency. neil: and you and i chatted about this, you and i chatted and interviewing mitch mcconnell, a name dropping. >> and mitch mcconnell, and fox titles with-- >> stop right now. anyway i always think this is like professional wrestling and everyone gets in their own point of view, but i'm watching democrats and republicans laugh and joke with each other and get before a microphone and say outlandish things, it's kabuki theater and crazy talk and yet i'm hearing your fine show, you have all sides to come on, you zing them, and they zing back and it's happening in new jersey. i think it happens in more places than we know yet we play these left-right games and it's idiotic. >> it's all games and see what happens, robert de niro agent going to drop him for what he said about donald trump? i think he shoul

everyone was talking about bruce springsteen's performance. of some old-timey vaudeville show. that you can possibly get. there's, like, a goat running by backstage. everyone is stressed out about going on. everything. everybody is hugging. the amazing thing about the theater community and, you know, our super bowl, the tonys is that truly no matter who is nominated everybody is there to have a great time and celebrate theater and for it to be a commercial for theater so, you know, sara and i being theater kids ourselves growing up wanting to be on broadway to have been embraced by that world the way we have. and then to go out and be at the helm of can be aening,hese >> that's one word for it. >> a wing and a prayer and be total dweebs and have fun and mission accomplished. >> favorite moment. one you could redo, relive? >> oh, when the students came out and sang for their teacher from stoneman douglas. that was i think probably one of the most incredible moments. sara and i in the dress rehearsal that morning had to sing kind of a red herrin

balance compels me to talk to you about bruce springsteen. he said the republic is under sedge by a moron. -- under siege by a moron did you tell him to stay that? >> no. >> mr. strzok, this hearing has been a circus in a kangaroo court run in banana republican fashion. i believe that some of my colleagues have disgraced themselves today in their attack on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the hole that's been dug here today? >> sir, america's strong. i have -- however bad i think i have seen it in my life, i'm confident that the institution of the american people will endure and be great. i have full faith in the united states, all the men and women, and even in times of trial and tribulation, i have every confidence that we will emerge as great as we've ever been. >> i'm with you and thank you for your service to america. >> yes, sir. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. gates for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you said repeatedly today you were not biassed but mueller kicked hi

bruce springsteen's hit show on broadway is hbroadway heading t. ♪ like a vision she dances across thebe streamed on netflix december 1 15th, the same day springsteen on broadway closes. it's the 25th anniversary of steven spielberg's dinosaur adventure, jurassic park. >> everybody hear that? it's an impact is what it is. fairly alarmed here. >> that was jeff goldblum playing dr. ian malcolm. now take a look at this. in celebration of the film's anniversary, a 25-foot statue of goldblum has gone up in london. it is a replica of goldblum with his shirt unbuttoned from that infamous pose from the original movie in 1993. why, you ask? among other things you're probably saying when you see that statue. well, this is put up by sky's subscription service, now tv, to promote that the movie is being offered as part of their subscription package. the statue, by the way, it will disappear today. and now look at this -- maria maria: where are they going to put that? dagen dagen: are they going to sell it? how big is it. will it fit in my apartment? >> a gender reveal party where the fireworks, we

raskin: although this conspiracy does appear to be i askelmingly republican, you about my hero, bruce springsteen. springsteen is a democrat and he said the republic is under siege by a moron. did you tell him to say that? was it part of a deep state conspiracy? mr. strzok: no. rep. raskin: this hearing has been a circus and a kangaroo court run in banana republican fashion. i believe that some of my colleagues have disgraced themselves today in their attack on the fbi and the justice system of america. how can we recover from the whole that has been done here today? mr. strzok: america is strong. however bad i think i've seen it in my life, i am confident that the institutions, the american people will endure and be great. i have faith in the united states. even in times of trial and tribulation, i have every confidence that we will emerge as great as we've ever been. rep. raskin: thank you for your service to america. thehe chair recognizes gentleman from florida, mr. gates. es: you said you were not biased, but bob mueller kick you off of his team because of bias. mr. strzok: there were no wor