so george will had written a column, this is how ronald ragan learned about bruce springsteen mr. blazer to a bruce bing steen concert. i don't think it's at striking, but apparently it is. [laughter] so there was a another song, that merv griffin had discovered. lee greenwood had been a car dealer in vegas, he came to nashville made a name for himself with the song, played it on merv's show, is very close to missus reagan sent a video cassette would you explain to your grandchildren later what those are. of greenwood singing this this became the reagan anthem and has an amazing power today. >> it is such a great song that song still strikes me every time i hear it. because i associated with growing up and hearing that song and feeling very patriotic and very moving and stirring. and certainly lee greenwood is a fantastic singer and writer. so even today when i hear this song it still moves me although sometimes when it plays bothers me. [laughter] ♪ ♪ then tomorrow i've worked for all my life and i had to start again with just my children and my wife ♪ ♪ i thank my lucky stars to

i promised myself that i would never do a bruce springsteen song ever because i tried it once. honors a big superstar in music, somebody that's been around for a long time and had a big impact on american music. music in general. and one year they were doing springsteen, and he happens to be a friend of mine and he asked if faith and i would do tougher than the rest. we said, sure, we'd be glad to do tougher than the rest. we learned tougher than the rest and we we show up, and there are some of the biggest names in the music business with, sting, neil young, john legend, the list goes on, just the biggest names s and we were proud to be a part of that group. so we sang tougher than the rest, as nervous as we were, and as hard as it is for me to match my wife's vocals, we got through it, it sounded really good, bruce is congratulating me and thanking us for doing it, and he says, you know, by the way, at at the end of this show, i'm going to get up and sing -- i forget the name of the song now -- >> give me a second. >> anyway -- >> glory days. >> glory days. he said -- >> you

. ♪ >> bruce springsteen was trying to reclaim the soul of rock 'n' roll by going back to basics. >>ine ♪ 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. ♪ this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was pri

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she sang along to bruce springsteen's hit of "born in the usa." j-lo wore a came showing the american and puerto rican flags which is a nod sue herera tag. they performed a immediately of hits including "jenny from the block" and shakira's "hips don't lie." the latina pop stars put on an iconic performance. >> sure seems like it. thank you very much. >>> onto politics. democratic candidates are hoping for a political victory today. the first votes will be cast in the iowa caucus. over the weekend candidates hoping to unseat president trump crisscrossed the state in a last ditch effort to get votes. cbs news poll shows senator bernie sanders and former vice president joe biden locked in a tight race at the top. michael george is in des moines. michael, what have you seen in the final hours of campaigning? >> reporter: well, ann-marie, a close contest here in iowa and the candidates know it. they spent the weekend trying to get as much face time with voters as possible. when we talk to voters we hear a lot of excitement, engagement. democratic leade

international stars performed at the resorts initially many turned a blind eye but steven van zandt bruce springsteen's guitarist refused to look away . he arrived in south africa and discovered sun city which was this incredible hot spot of debauchery. just from all over the world when invited back on paid extremely well to perform for rich white south africans. fans and call for an international boycott of sun city many musicians both black and white joined including springsteen bono and run d.m.c. together they produced a popular song ain't going to play sun city. 988 the solidarity movement reached its high point a concert in london's wembley stadium with an international star studded lineup. together with $72000.00 audience members the cream of pop sang special aka's free nelson mandela. 20 months after the concert mandela was finally released after 27 years in prison. in 2011 protests against banks and reckless financial institutions gave rise to the occupy movement. here to an old classic took on a new role the internazionale. the song has long been a hymn of working class movements and protests

bruce springsteen reasoning was on stage, kind of in a different format but it's nice to see them out of their element doing something so. staying in san francisco, we check in with him just a bit. we talking about soccer this morning, players on the national soccer team are seeking more than $66 million in damages from the u.s. soccer federation part of the gender discrimination lawsuit. the teams to the federation last year saying they do not receive equal pay or the same treatment as the men's national team. damages included in the paperwork filed in the u.s. district court in los angeles last night. the trial is scheduled to start may 5. equal pay, work, and haven't. >> 100% surprising it happens. >> my daughter does not have anybody from the men's team and they win it. >> you name three or four guys in the last 20 years? the women, i mean. after they won it all in ears pass. 1999 i think they did. i totally agree. other news. this morning the oakland police department is being led by interim police chief the police commissioner fired kirkpatrick in a unanimous vote . cristina ren

. >> i do love that moment where she saw that bruce springsteen song.ane and then recent earthquakes. it's not the top of many headlines. >> i also thought it was nice how she started out on the pole. i thought could you get me a pole? >> you are looking for some -- >> yes. she looked so good. she and shakira both. >> 43rd birthday. >> did you see a-rod? >> he went full fan boy. he was singing and jumping. you want somebody in your life. >> he support hers 100% and she him. >> there's one person at the super bowl who wasn't that impressed. one fan in the stands. we had a picture of this. this guy is out cold. a sports reporter caught him catching some zzzs. he paid a lot of money to score a seat. close to 7 grand. >> somebody probably gave him a ticket. >> he reminds me of a dad going to watch his kid at a soccer game. >> he must have been working hard. before this day is over somebody will find him. i wonder what he was thinking. >> we'll be doing a lot of digging into that. switching gears. brad pitt wasn't at the british academy film awards to accept