you want to go and scream 5ome bruce springsteen to go and scream some bruce springsteen songs afterfilm. because the music of moment of the best moments, i think, for me. it really captures the power of his songs and why they have universal appeal, because of their lyrics, because he writes about working—class people, people with big dreams, people who live out in the suburbs and neck in go to lots of people around the world. it doesn't really capture the power of the music. some of thejokes, i think i was a bit less convinced by the lighter moments, but surly the serious moments in this film, there are some good seems that when father and son as well, which are very powerful. it really immerses itself in the music, really strong stop when you do actually, she did -- she wanted to highly the racism. you and i think bruce springsteen songs would do that. when you see the lyrics, some of the lyrics are on the screen, not as subtitles but cleverly in the backyard of the movie. when you see the lyrics, you really think about it, you understand why the sky would so associate with bruce's

the lyrics and you really think about it, you understand why this guy would so associate with bruce springsteenn comes to luton! best out? holiday. this is a danish film. has raised some eyebrows, i think, understandably. it is quite a startling film at times, quite a stark film at times, about a young woman who is dating a drug dealer. she goes to turkey, on holiday with him to a beach—side resort. and he's quite possessive, she meets some other people there. she makes some new friends and that really affects their relationship. and really what it is, it is a film about power struggles, about power games, mind games, as well as this young woman growing up and working out who she is. there are some very alarming moments in it. there are some upsetting moments in it. it certainly requires a lot of viewing for viewers. you don'tjust sit back and watch it and don't think about it. you have to take about this movie. you will want to discuss it afterwards. that is why i liked it, though. it does shock, it does surprise, and it is unconventional. and i think isabella has a great future in the europea

that his life has nothing to do with bruce springsteen's life.hadha, who directed bend it like beckham. it bursts into song like sunshine on leith did. so it is almost like a musical. i thought it was charming. you can pick holes in it, but i thought it was really charming and it moved me and made me laugh, it made me cry. i just love the idea that music is universal. somebody on the other side of the atlantic with a completely different life from you can write songs that mean so much to you and is particular in the world you live in. and even if you are not a bruce springsteen fan. which i'm not. nothing against him. let's talk about the best dvd. wild rose which is this lovely film about a glaswegian single mum who is a country western singer and dreams of going to nashville. titanic central performance byjesse buckley. she's recorded a country album, she is fantastic. it has its feet on the ground but its head in the stars. again, it understands how music can transport you to another place. gritty and realistic but also romantic in his romanti

that his life has nothing to do with bruce springsteen's life.nder chadha, who made bend it like beckham. it bursts into song like sunshine on leith did. so it's almost like a musical. i thought it was charming. you can pick holes in it if you want to, but i thought it was really charming and it moved me and made me laugh, it made me cry. i just love the idea that music is universal. somebody on the other side of the atlantic living a completely different life from you can write songs that mean so much to you in this particular in the world you live in. and even if you are not a bruce springsteen fan... nothing against him. i only know of born to run. let's talk about the best dvd. wild rose, which is this lovely film about a glaswegian single mum who is a country western singer and dreams of going to nashville. titanic central performance byjesse buckley. she's recorded a country album, she's fantastic. it has its feet on the ground, but its head in the stars. again, it understands how music can transport you from one place to another. gritty an

and even if you are not a bruce springsteen fan.he bobs around, that is all... let's talk about the best dvd. wild rose which is this lovely film about recent single mum who is a country western singer and goes to nashville... jesse buckley has recorded a country album, she is fantastic. she is really great and what i love about this is it has its feet on the ground but it is has his head in the stars and i began to understands how music can transport new and take you from one place into another. gritty and realistic but also romantic in his romantic view of the world. the idea that you can dream large in such a great central performance. i thought it was really good. her singing voice is outstanding. she can really sing and i did an onstage interview with her and i asked if she would mind singing a song and she did and i said, "fine you are the real deal!" she can make it but she can also act. i thought was a really lovely film. good stuff, thank you mark. that's it for this week though. thanks for watching. goodbye. hello there, m

the lyrics and you really think about it, you understand why this guy would so associate with bruce springsteen woman who is dating a drug dealer. she goes to turkey on holiday with him to a beach—side resort. and he's quite possessive, she meets some other people there. she makes some new friends and that really affects their relationship. and really what it is, it is a film about power struggles, about power games, mind games, as well as this young woman growing up and working out who she is. there are some very alarming moments in it. there are some upsetting moments in it. it certainly requires a lot of you as a viewer. you don'tjust sit back and watch it and don't think about it. you have to think about this movie. you will want to discuss it afterwards. that is why i liked it, though. it does shock, it does surprise, and it is unconventional. and i think isabella has a great future in the european arthouse world, because this is a very strong debut from her. best streaming? for the birds. this is about a hoarder. she is called kathy murphy, lives in upstate new york. she hoards birds — ch

can't go wrong with a bit of bruce springsteen. tell as the origin of this.d i could turn it into a film but we need boris's blessing. luckily for us he was coming to london. i was invited and we stood on the carpet and a miracle happened. bruce recognised him as a superfan and happened. bruce recognised him as a super fan and walked over and happened. bruce recognised him as a superfan and walked over and he said he read the book and it was beautiful. i thought this is it, i have 30 seconds to do a movie deal right now with bruce springsteen. what is the story? it is set in luton, 1987, a lot of unemployment, hardship, poverty. young people have this idea there is no future. a lot of racism as well at this time. the national front were very active. so javid gets spat at and abused and the rest of it. he has a dream of writing, he wants to be a writer, but his parents think it will not bring in money and he needs to get a properjob. in 1987 on the night of the storm, he is feeling very low, someone gives him a tape of bruce springsteen and through the words a

the lyrics and you really think about it, you understand why this guy would so associate with bruce springsteenbly. it is quite a startling film at times, quite a stark film at times, about a young woman who is dating a drug dealer. she goes to turkey, on holiday with him to a beach—side resort. and he's quite possessive, she meets some other people there. she makes some new friends and that really affects their relationship. and really what it is, it is a film about power struggles, about power games, mind games, as well as this young woman growing up and working out who she is. there are some very alarming moments in it. there are some upsetting moments in it. it certainly requires a lot of viewing for viewers. you don'tjust sit back and watch it and don't think about it. you have to take about this movie. you will want to discuss it afterwards. that is why i liked it, though. it does shock, it does surprise, and it is unconventional. and i think isabella has a great future in the european arthouse world, because this is a very strong debut from her. best streaming? for the birds. this is abo

you want to go and scream some bruce springsteen songs after watching the film.ly captures the power of his songs and why they have universal appeal, because of their lyrics, because he writes about working—class people, people with big dreams, people who live out in the suburbs, and that can appeal to lots of people around the world. it does really capture the power of the music. some of thejokes, i think i was a bit less convinced by the lighter moments, but certainly the serious moments in this film. some good scenes between father and son as well, very powerful. serious moments, moments where it immerses itself in the music, really strong. she said she wanted to highlight the kind of racism that there was at that time in the uk. you wouldn't necessarily think that bruce springsteen songs from the ‘80s would do that. the lyrics, sometimes the lyrics are on the screen, not as subtitles but quite cleverly blended into the background in the movie. you really think about it, you understand why this guy would so associate with bruce springsteen music. best out? hol

a show that plays only bruce springsteen nothing does for you state that's your idea nothing but springsteen blinded by the light is an exuberant story about a 1st generation british pakistani teen hope in the american icon. directed grin to chatter see similarities between the way she deals with characters in her films and springsteen's music is about people who are generally on the margins of society people who you would see of the edges of frames or know in the frame and then i take them and put them in the center of the frame and say let's see the well from this perspective and the same is true of blinded by the light and i think bruce is mission. the film is set in 1997 in luton england times of financially and politically tough in the middle of all this is job at a teenager who dreams of being a writer despite his conservative worth of says monica. i'm stating. this is a unique way that go in there is telling the story using music in itself i'm not saying that it's a musical but it's not just a drama either. blinded by the light is not just a joyful film about the escape route music ca

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directed by the director end it like b 1987 the young kid in the film is a teenager.co he disvers bruce springsteenpringsen changes his life. he's in britain at the time. >> correct. living in a very small area, he had never heard of bruce springsteen a buddy gives him a cassette tape right there as you can see andha it cnges his life. one thing i'll tell you - what's going on allison. >> that was rough. .ou see t thehe racism of britain. >> when h faceff oensio refer to pakistan is. bruce c that and springsteen helps to change that for him. it's a a four and a half out of five.>> real. >> powerful filmses bruce springsteen's lyrics to owow h universal he means. >> blessing. >> the director of the movie was at a premiere forhe promise with the author of t mhd on. bruce springsteen came by recognized the ashor. bruc completely involved with it and gave permission. >> four and half out of five. what'sd. the s >> second one is going to be a movie called i want to mention this 'cause i thi there nowth e peanut butter falcon. four and a half out of five as well. shia labeouf as wel johnson play characte

for one man, the music of bruce springsteen is a lifelong passion. anthony mason met up with him at a place that helped launch springsteen's career, the stone pony in asbury park in new jersey. ♪ >> reporter: in "blinded by the light," the teenager finds salvation in the music of bruce springsteen. ♪ >> what this film is is about how a 16-year-old kid from britain with a pakistani background has his life inspired by a singer thousands of miles away in new jersey. >> reporter: it's sarfraz manzoor's own story, and it started in 1997 with an encounter in school when his friend told him, bruce is the darkness of tyranny in this world. >> seriously? what does he know about our world? guard this with your life. you can thank me later. >> reporter: manzoor quickly became a convert. ♪ >> i listen to everything. i can feel it right here. it's like bruce knows everything i ever felt. >> bruce was talking about growing up in a dead-end town, not getting along with his dad, having dreams. i thought, this is the man. >> and he talks to me. >> reporter: what did y

. ♪ >> bruce springsteen was trying to reclaim the soul of rock 'n' roll by going back to basics. >>icide machine ♪ spring 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. ♪ diarrhea?! new pepto diarrhea to the rescue! its three times concentrated liquid formula coats and kills bacteria to relieve diarrhea. the leading competitor only treats symptoms. it does nothing to kill the bacteria. treat diarrhea at its source with new pepto diarrhea. sleep number 360 smart bed.st sale of the year on the can it help k

that his life has nothing to do with bruce springsteen's life.it like beckham. it bursts into song like sunshine 0n leith did. so it is almost like a musical. i thought it was charming. you can pick holes in it if you want to, but i thought it was really charming and it moved me and made me laugh, it made me cry. i just love the idea that music is universal. somebody on the other side of the atlantic living a completely different life from you can write songs that mean so much to you in this particular in the world you live in. and even if you are not a bruce springsteen fan... nothing against him. born to run. let's talk about the best dvd. wild rose which is this lovely film about a glaswegian single mum who is a country western singer and dreams of going to nashville. titanic central performance byjesse buckley. she's recorded a country album, she is fantastic. she has recorded a country album. it has its feet on the ground but its head in the stars. again, it understands how music can transport you from one place to another. gritty and realis

i think the first thing i want to go to is ashbury park. >> i am go to see bruce springsteen's hometownhink of a better reason to visit the united states than to see the home of the boss. >> they pose together on the boardwalk. >> all of the places springsteen has been singing about, i wanted to see for myself. >> did it disappoint? >> no. >> he told his story in his memoir, a play on the title of springsteen's first album. at a london film premier he saw springsteen. >> he stops, he notices me and comes up to me. i have it on video. >> you read it. >> oh, my god. >> how did you know about it? >> someone sent me it. people sent me copies. >> you took the time to read it? >> yeah. >> fantastic. we should have a chat about it. we are going to make a film of it. >> that was the opening trigger. >> manzoor would spend seven years writing the script. >> this is for an audience of one. we just need something bruce will like. you can't make a film like this without his music. >> springsteen signed off on the project. after the film was shot outside of london. the director showed bruce an early

warner brothers premiered its new drama d blinded by the light in asbury park, new jersey where bruce springsteen turned out to join the celebration.follows the story of a young immigrant in 1980's, england who learns about life through springsteen's music blinded by the light hits theaters on the 40's. actually there's a new plan for the angry birds movie to columbia pictures has announced the sequel to the movie based on the video game will now landed a earlier on august 13th, rotten tomatoes announced via twitter the movie is on its way to becoming the highest rated video game movie based on its tomato meter score. >>mary former stranger pretty here. let me give you my dear friend smokey bear today marks the 75th birthday of smokey bear in celebration of the milestone birthday the ad council has a new series of psa featuring celebrity voice guest jeff foxworthy al roker and stephen cold air betty white's spot wraps up the series with this video preventing forest fires in hollywood, i'm rick damigella. >>and before we go a little peek outside checking in on peek outside checking in on the bay b

. ♪ >> bruce springsteen was trying to reclaim the soul of rock 'n' roll by going back to basics. >>line, oh ♪ >> 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's 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. ♪ ♪ this is something big. this is something bigger. [ "movin on up" by primal scream ] that is big. not as big as that. sure that's big. that's bigger. big. bigger. big. bigger. big. but that's bigger. wow, big. so much bigger. this is big. but that's...well, you got this. travelocity is there for you. not right in the room. that'd be awkward. but you know, online, on the phone, when you realize you want t

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now, i am not the biggest bruce springsteen plan on e planet.e ballard hncert -- >> do wee to tell this story story. >> wha >> because i am the biggest springsteen fan i went to the concert but you got t. meet him >> not the meet him story. that's not what oi was g into. toknew his music but when i went hwhy eveeerimyone was sayin-- t sounded like they wereooing them. bruce! >> i remember being there and lening that but i mean this movie really shaped how i feel about bruce's lyrics and also music. this is dealing with 1987 britain about a teenager whont esselly trying to go down his own path. his pare arehi ttoryin do racisa time. and he finds bruce springsteen's music and what this movie does, itouhows y the universal message tha music can portray to peo te and helphem in their lives. so to me this combines two most beautiful things we have in our lives, music a movies and both very universal. that's the who thing. you think about this teenager and how his life was affected by a musicianrom tnehaw to me is w and bruce springsteen gave the musi

reaches theaters in december blinded by the light co star aaron ferger at didn't know much about bruce springsteen but making the movie made him a fan of the boss. i appreciate how time this is music is because the music they create in the 80's is still. >>relevant to what we're going through now with politics in politics and with family and stuff so you know he speaks about was relevant. >>41 years after michael myers first terrorized the town of haddonfield illinois. the original halloween is returning to theaters. >>a remastered version of the 1978 john carpenter fright flick is set to run from september 27th 2. you guessed it october 31th, check your local listings lock your doors in hollywood, i'm david daniel. that's perfect time. >>all right, here's a live look outside of the bay bridge. a little bit of a back up in the cash lanes all have your full >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, it's going to be another warm to hot day around the bay area yesterday we set some records so let's check in with john and see if we have more you know you talk about advisories and warnings yesterday i

i was born in sri lanka, i grew up in africa, i came to the united states because i heard a bruce springsteenong. i came out here on a whim. i went to the university of oregon and then the university of california, santa cruz. i got my phd in biology. i joined the nature conservatory and then three years ago became the ceo of conservation international. host: how did you get involved? guest: i have a drivers license, which is one of the coolest things out there because i have a wonderful place, and i think my years in montana really gave me an appreciation about the american dream in this country. host: how did you get involved in the pbs show? guest: i've done television shows further the bc and others and i think it happened because i met some folks, like always. i pitched this idea that we needed to do a show about wildlife where we were in with the action. and you look at these wildlife shows, they show you the serengeti, all this amazing wildlife, and you don't realize there are people right there. if you turn the camera around, there's a whole village. to me, that is a more interesting

young man trying to find his way in 1980s england who one day gets introduced to the music of bruce springsteenne to all in the world. >> i tried to listen to top 40 music after listening to bruce, and i couldn't. >> also out this weekend, "where did you go bernadette"? cate blanchett plays a wife and mother who suddenly disappears to rediscover herself. >> bernadette has a kind of a glorious but often irritating relentlessness. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. >>> tori spelling and jennie garth got some great news. the ladies are in. the "90210" reboot is the hottest summer series debut in more than two years. >> season 2. i need it. my fingers are crossed. but first, tori and jennie have to survive putting each other in the "e.t." hot seat. >> are you ready for this? are you excited for us to grill each other? >> where's my interviewer? >> i work for "e.t." >> me too. ♪ nah, nah, nah, nah, nah, nah >> tell me about me. >> what do you know about me? >> i want to ask you what you know about me.

director of band—aids like beckham has a new movie out, a coming of age story set the classic of bruce springsteenfind out what he makes of that and the rest of this week's releases in the film review. major power failures have been reported across large areas of the uk, affecting homes and transport networks. large parts of the country have been affected. some of the areas include london and the south east, the north west and other parts of the country. the uk power network say the outage was due to a failure on the national grid. in the past half hour the national grid have released a statement: "we experienced the power cut has caused a knock on effect on the friday night rush with disruption gci’oss the rail network. kings cross station has been shut due to overcrowding. lner trains are telling passengers not to travel our reporter michael cowan is at kings cross station for us now. it looks a little bit, behind you, what is going on? it is, behind me and that's because this station is officially closed. i just tried and that's because this station is officially closed. ijust tried to go in of

bruce springsteen is the inspiration for blinded by the light — a coming of age story set in luton. whatjames king makes of that and the week's other big releases in the film review. hello, good evening. a 28—year—old church warden has been found guilty of murdering a novelist who he tricked into changing his will. ben field killed 69—year—old peter fa rquhar in the buckinghamshire village of maids moreton and tried to make his death look like an accident or suicide. police say field was cruel, calculating, manipulative and deceitful. they say he fitted the profile of a psychopath, who had taken pleasure in mentally and physically torturing his victim. our correspondentjo black has been following the trial at oxford crown court. peter farquhar, vulnerable and confused. he thought he was losing his mind, suffering from a mystery illness. he would often fall and injure himself, but all along he was secretly being drugged by his partner, ben field, who was targeting him to try and inherit his house. he got massive pleasure from other people's misery and pain. and it was all about finan

weekend's best-reviewed new movie blinded by the light coming of age drama featuring the music of bruce springsteended cinematic weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news, a growing controversy ter a homeless man who was seen attacking a woman is released back onto the streets. >>now that man is due in court this morning and a very ctors being charged with the deaths of 5 patients over a six-year period will tell you wide and it's going to be another hot day today, john travel with your weekend forecast. there is relief on the way. ♪ covergirl clean foundation a non-acnegenic kind to skin formula that won't clog pores. it's a lightweight foundation that breathes with you. ♪ from covergirl. >>because we'll see a little relief from the and i'm james fletcher yet not much but a little and a little goes a long way when you're talking about hot temperatures like this. before we get that forecast that we've got robin with an eye on the roads and the bay it's looking pretty good so far you know a lot of folks take friday off also not as many cars on the r

weekend's best-reviewed new movie blinded by the light coming of age drama featuring the music of bruce springsteen figures to make $4 million in this crowded cinematic weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>and it is going to be a hot day today, not as hot as yesterday but still plenty hot 98 for confident livermore with mid to upper 90's for most of our inland valleys john talking about how these temperatures will cool even more as we head into the weekend. >>happy friday to you it's going to be just. and are you full set out james fletcher before we get to that forecast with john let's check in with rob and see if the roads are doing all right it is busy, but it is already bad on seeing some drive times cool down in the bridges are improving ok things are looking up for and looking down as first temperatures go. okay which is looking about their berkeley conditions very nice this morning. it is your chance to get outside before temperatures do get hot again this afternoon. >>although not as hot as we have been temperatures definitely working their way in the right direction albeit slowly tod

hair changed but his face. >> naturally beautiful. >>> and finally, bruce springsteen, the legendaryow we have the trailer for "western stars." it's a documentary he co-directed and features a complete performance of his new songs along with rare archival footage. take a look. >> magic took place. the music began to take on a life of its own. ♪ life's mysteries remain and deepen its answers unresolved so you walk on, through the dark, because that's where the next morning is. >> you know, i said this before, my mom went to high school with him. i didn't see any footage of my mom. really it's just a teaser i'm sure it's in the full length >> could be there at some point. his film "western stars" hits features in october. >>> i think we have time for a click. >> it'll make you smile. warning, today's video features "baby shark," but it is so cute, we're risking getting the song stuck in your head for the rest of the day check it out ♪ >> pop up. ♪ baby shark, do-do-do-do-do ♪ baby shark, do-do-do-do-do ♪ baby shark ♪ mommy shark, do-do-do-do-do-do ♪ >> that's amazing. >> hilarious. >>

comes out tomorrow night [ cheers and applause it's inspired by -- inspired by the music of bruce springsteenasked about how many stars he'd give the film, bruce said, "one, two, three, four." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause in business news, coca-cola just announced that they're releasing two new flavors, coca-cola cinnamon and winter spiced cranberry sprite. [ audience reacts company says they'll be available while supplies last and based on those flavors, that will be forever [ laughter ] now get this, in ohio, the guinness world record was just broken for most people scratching lotto tickets at the same time. even worse, that's trump's plan to fix the economy [ laughter ] listen to this, i just saw a a new study that found people who left their phones at home during vacation experience symptoms of withdrawal yeah eventually, they just started pointing at random objects and yelling, "like [ light laughter ] like like friend?" [ light laughter ] listen to this, i read about a a new trend where people have started adding bitmojis to their resumes. they're actually pretty helpful. now the

and she didn't top 20,000 until enlisting president backe, jon bon vovvy and bruce springsteen.ers is not alone. many candidates have come up short, despite drawing thousands to rallies. think jesse jackson, 1998. howard dean, 2004, rand paul in 2012. and even after a candidate gets the nomination, historically plenty of huge crowds have shown up for losing causes all the way up to election day. 1972, george mcgovern drew enthusiastic crowds including 25,000 people on election eve in long beach, california. the next day, he lost every state to richard nixon extend massachusetts and the district of columbia. proving the silent majority did exist. november 1, 1984, walter mondale and geraldine ferraro had 100,000 in the electoral district. reagan beat them. election day 1988, michael dukakis had 15,000 in philadelphia. poppy bush beat him by 7,000 votes and 317 electoral votes. october 2004 john kerry was joined by bill clinton on stage in philadelphia before as many as 100,000 people. but bush/cheney reveiled. 2008, after john mccain chose sarah palin they drew crowds but couldn'

. >> me, beyonce, bruce springsteen. >> seth: yeah, it's the crew >> heard of 'em?ve been nominated before >> yeah. yeah, and i always get these crazy categories like, one year, it was me. i was up against tony bennett's "life. [ light laughter ] and then, one year, i was up against the 50th anniversary of the rock 'n' roll hall of fame [ light laughter ] so, like, me against rock 'n' roll [ laughter ] >> seth: you worked a little bit -- do you work less on your acceptance speech when you're up against rock 'n' roll or tony bennett do you think, "i'm not gonna have to give a speech tonight? >> yeah. you go, "you know what i'm going to wing it if i win this one." [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. you were very nice, because i think this happens people in show business are very -- they try to congratulate other people in their category and let them know that, "hey, we're gonna be friends no matter what." and you -- even though you were in france, you congratulated beyonce and you posted a video do you mind if we show that real quick? >> sure. >> seth: let's take a loo

sarandon would win awards for playing you, won the oscar for that and tim robbins directed, bruce springsteente the music. everyone was nominated. the power of this film was the power of your company in, the story that iss real. and how you started on that process and go through it until today. dzhokhar tsarnaev, the convicted bomber of the boston marathon, one of the focuses of the new discussion about reviving the federal death penalty. you met with him f five times in 2015 and you testified on his ialf saying presented him as a human being. talk about what it is like to meet these prisoners, to a company them to their death. >> it is human rights, that human beings can never be identified solely with their actions. that everybody is worth more than the worst thing that ever done. so like at dzhokhar tsarnaev's trial come all the prosecution wanted to do was demonize. he was the younger brother. all of the words i could give up for the jury were, "he is a human being and he felt sorrow for what he did." i showed why i could say that. amy: why could you say that? >> because i had met him. an

weekend's best-reviewed new movie blinded by the light coming of age drama featuring the music of bruce springsteenigures to make $4 million in this crowded cinematic weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. and comic con is underway in a silicon valley, the popular comic fan event kicked off friday at the san jose mcenery convention center. >>where a lot of folks dressed up as their favorite superheroes and villains for the 4th annual event. some of them even competed in the annual costume contest. >>also they don't another that love those light and it just caught a so the level of face light up and is that you know make it make their day. >>the 2 looks like fun while the event is open for all ages and that will run through tomorrow afternoon. and a look at this you're looking at the first blue throated piping won that set a san francisco zoo. the chick hatched just 10 days ago, it's the first of its species to be born at the zoo. zoo keepers not yet decided on a name for the check, but it's parents are cookie and monster tafe okay. temperatures holding steady with the 50's and the 60's pretty muc

bruce springsteen crowley is watching me as we speak. take every day. it's a blessing.n. what is your advice? >> it is a wonderful thing. as they say, parenting is great. grandparenting is even better because it's so much fun. >> they're not yours. you don't have to go home to them. >> but parenting our son turns 41 week or next week. and it changes everything. and in a wonderful way. and literally i had a conversation with him five minutes before i came to the show today. they live in madison, wisconsin. he called and we connect all the time. and, so -- >> that's great. >> lexi, i'll report back and let you know how it all goes. >>> the plan is for me to be back with you next week from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern, but i'm due in less than two weeks, but i guess you never know. coming up "american swamp." but for now, good night from washington. >>> we're at pen station. i try to avoid pen station. >> why don't you like coming here? >> it's dirty. it smells. it's crowded. it is always confusing. they're working with old tracks, old trains, infrastructure that is not in th

. >> was it bruce springsteen? i only say that because i heard he's very good.of nowhere. >> i think that still qualifies as nowhere in the report. it was antonio de la rosa. a little bit of a qualification. you can see he did it with a paddle board that is particularly long and has a modified back so he can sleep, storage bins, a way to convert ocean water into drinking water. still, no 10-year-old, 7-year-old rocking the paddle boat. >> tony, don't blame your kids for rocking the paddle boat. >> it is hard. it is hard. >> i'm also looking for bruce video. >> i'm not good. i heard he is very good. >>> mine is about the popeyes new chicken sandwich. have you heard about this? it's hard to find. believe me. i tried yesterday. i went to a couple of locations. it sold out all around the country. that's me and my nephew cameron harrison who works over at "good morning america." we went to one location. we never thought it would be difficult. between the two of us, we called 15 locations. could not find it. helen rosner got me with this. the meat is flavorful, juicy,