i hate _ bruce springsteen. the best is yet to come. i hate to _ bruce springsteen.fresher north—easterly flow will drive a colder air mass across the whole of the uk, taking that milder air back into the mediterranean. so that's something to bear in mind. perhaps, though, on wednesday, if you're lucky enough to have a sunrise, it could be a beautiful one. a little more in the way of an orange—russet tone to the sun because of some saharan dust perhaps in the upper atmosphere. it will be quite cloudy once again along north sea coasts, and that will be stubborn to clear away. here is our weather front, bringing showery outbreaks of rain into the south—west and parts of south wales, gradually drifting its way northwards. favoured spots for sunshine once again northwest england, western scotland. in the terms of the feel of things, cooler to the north, 4—8 celsius. we mightjust see 1a if we get more sunshine in the south—east and we dodge the showers. but there will be plenty of showers to come as we go through wednesday night, as that frontal system pivots and clears s

time with bruce springsteen.e is. [ laughter ] >> no, don't -- i hear people laughing. >> jimmy: yeah? [ laughter ] >> but let me just say this. bruce springsteen is one of my favorite people. not just because of his music. but he's one of the few men that i know who has really done the work of self-reflection and he's willing to share. right? so, i mean, he really goes in. and that's what "renegade," the podcast, is about. how rare is it, jimmy, for men -- [ laughter ] -- to tap into their feelings, jimmy? i'd love to talk to molly about this. [ laughter ] she's the one i'd talk to. >> jimmy: yes. >> it's just a rare thing for two men to talk about feelings and fears and growing up. and bruce was always, since i've known him, he's been very forthcoming. so that's what makes the podcast amazing. >> jimmy: do you feel that it has rubbed off on barack, bruce? >> yeah, yeah. yeah, yes. [ laughter ] he is becoming more tapped into his feelings and ready to express them. >> jimmy: it seems like it was 100 years ago. b

rock musician bruce springsteen his 988 gig in east berlin was the biggest open a concert in the other germany's 40 year history. he did it absolutely in germany had the crazy idea that if we let the big questions into play concerts that would satisfy our young people and help us control them. the idea was doomed to failure the burden wall fell in november $989.00 and $1.00 song became the month of german reunification. farther. down to. this. day. and for a trip down memory lane my colleague agent kennedy is in the studio with me and ambitious exhibition adrian so what does popular music tell us about german history well a recurring topic is of course german unity we had. been able to put on a one off concert in east germany in 1903 but they're off to he was not allowed back and he had to wait until after the wall fell to fulfill his dream of a full. of eastern germany an emotional show in leipsic in 1990 is part of the exhibition and we heard you need his famous antiwar anthem that that presented a new face of germany to the world it did. also a year earlier nicole had had a surprise

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and just like you, that means scheduling work meetings with people like bruce springsteen and megan thedio syncs up with the video. obviously, we never intended those slates to air, but it turns out we're going to do that anyway, right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> stephen: gorge, before i let you go, we have to do a special slate. stephen colbert, one, two, three. and if you would do that with your own name, not mine. >> brad pitt, one, two, three. >> janelle monae, one, two, through. >> bob deniro, one, two, three. >> billie eilish, one, two, three. >> tiffany haddish, one, two, three. >> andy sandberg one, two, three. >> zahn daya, one, two, three. >> cate blanchett, one, two, three. three. >> stephen: i want to put that into a montage. we have to do a slate. you probably have to do the same thing. >> i do. >> stephen: it goes a little something like this: stephen colbert, one, two, three. now, you do that but with your name. >> thank you for clarifying because i absolutely would have done stephen colbert. >> stephen: everybody does. >> stephen colbert, one, two, three. >> stephen colbert, one

the us rock musician bruce springsteen his $988.00 gig in east berlin was the biggest opening concert in the other germany's 40 year history. you could add to the germany had the crazy idea that if we let the big question in a concert that will satisfy our young people and help us control them. the idea was doomed to failure the burning wall fell in november 1909 and $1.00 song became the german reunification. of the bar. down. and for a trip down memory lane my colleague adrian kennedy is in the studio with me and ambitious exhibition adrian so what does popular music tell us about german history well a recurring topic is of course german unity we had. been able to put on a one off concert in east germany in 1903 but they're off to he was not allowed back and he had to wait until after the wall fell to fulfill his dream of a full. of eastern germany an emotional show in the light seeking $990.00 parts of the exhibition and we heard nina's famous antiwar anthem that that presented a new face of germany to the world it did. also a year earlier nicole had had a surprise victory in the y

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you met bruce springsteen? no, tony danza. oh, from the tv show? nah, she was the boss.s open to interpretation. i saw santa claus at the mall. "the unwitting miss castle." what's that about? it's about three persecuted women in different time periods, or one time traveler with incredibly bad luck. i don't know which. somehow, i was able to join a very exclusive book club filled with the most intelligent women. i can never seem to impress them. they use words like "sanguine."

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the new podcast that he co-hosts with bruce springsteen. was released just a few weeks ago before the shootings in boulder and atlanta. he talked about no meaningful gun reforms passed after sandy hook, and then a few years later in charleston. here it is. >> in making a statement issued from the white house, i'll say i'll want to go to the funeral, but i don't want to speak. i don't have anything left to say. i feel like i've used up all my words. nothing i've been able to say, whether making practical, rational arguments, emotional arguments, i've shown anger in speaking about this. i've shown sorrow, and nothing seems to have any impact. i'm out of words. and of course, they ask that i speak. and i -- concluded, it was part of the job. i don't have the luxury. but i was stuck. i had nothing to say. >> so valerie, we all remember how powerful it was when he led that congregation singing amazing grace after the shooting that happened at emanuel baptist church. how do you think he's feeling this week? >> he's feeling the same anguish that m

the renegade with obama, we just launched a new podcast the other day with barack obama and bruce springsteen. for all these podcasts we're seeing the user growth stronger than we have projected. we're starting to see promising signs around monetization. we are seeing from our partner tencent when we see how innovation goes in china is clearly new types of monetization models. we are bringing out innovative tests here in what we called pay -- paid podcasts, where the crater can set a price for their podcasts. that is one way we are innovating around the format. >> clubhouses gaining a lot of traction. you have any concerns that people using that platform will sit -- will switch away from your platform to listen to these conversations? >> is an exciting experience, as everyone knows. i have tried it a couple of times. we are in a world where attention for consumers come from many different forms and places. as long as we stay focused on building an amazing experience across the verticals where we are in, we are excited about the user traction we're seeing about that. >> what about concern abou

bruce springsteen the next time he tries to drive home. i just had one tequila, too many.a video store in his basement parade this goes to show people will do anything to avoid exercising. this now viral tik tok but yet the man's wife gives us a tour of the '90s area shop now located in the family home. this city was also exhibit a in the upcoming divorce trial. actually, he cannot wait until she moves out of that he can turn the living room into a linens and things break not to mention their garage to make a great comp usa. the video store complete with movie memorabilia, snacks and hundreds of movie titles. to make it even more authentic all the copies of true lies are already checked out by the story includes a pouring section fully stocked with x-rated movies. then again part of the fun was making eye contact with the other customers in there. i was just kidding parties to hate it when people find me in the pouring section. but i guess if i did not want all the attention i should not have started all of those movies. who knew people of glasses so much. topic number thr

oh, you know tom petty didn't like a republican using and their song or bruce springsteen famously didn't like reagan using born in the usa, but, you know an interesting thing an interesting twist on this whole thing is the artists think oh, i'm gonna hit that politician by showing that i don't like him using my song but on the republican side, sometimes the republicans see benefits. to some musician or hollywood artists denouncing them because that leads the american people or a lot of the american people say oh, yeah, you know he stands up against those hollywood liberals or those you know those out of touch hollywood people and i think it's sometimes beneficial to both sides the artist gets to show purity and say, oh, well, you know, i won't let that republican use my song and the politician gets to say. oh, well, you know, those hollywood people don't like our last question comes from scott and i think you're really well poised heavy to answer this question given your focus as you said on your earlier book on intellectuals. and of course your book on popular culture in the white house

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me and bruce springsteen, just kind of hanging out. "mr. president, that sounds great.t?" "it's called 'renegades. i game up with the name myself." "it's great. what is it about?" "sometimes, little steven will be there but he has to share a mic with bruce." the former president donald trump as is his wont, chose and charted his own course he's decided to spend his time creepily shuffling around his palm beach resort like the ghost of a retired dentist who drowned in a water hazard on the 18th hole "i was looking for my ball and i forgot to come up for air. it was a titleist. they're not cheap. every weekend a new photo emerges of trump in the same getup. red hat, white polo, slacks that seem to be rising faster than the sea level. he spent all that time with pillow man when he really should have befriended the untuck it guy. see how much more comfortable he looks? but no, trump would rather wander around his own resort like a lost grandpa who is supposed to be watching the kids at the mall. "we do have reports of a couple of kids playing keep away with a glow-in-the-da

virtually. [ ding ] [ laughter ] former president barack obama and singer bruce springsteen launched: born in the usa. "now for my next two wishes," said dads. japanese prime minister yoshihide suga yesterday appointed tetsushi sakamoto as ministry of loneliness to his cabinet. said sakamoto, "thank you? i think? new jersey governor phil murphy yesterday signed laws to legalize marijuana in the state, which is good news because it's been almost 20 years since new jersey added a new smell that's right, new jersey has legalized marijuana. oh, god. can you imagine what those edibles are going to be like "so, you want the lasagna or the stuffed shells?" [ laughter ] that's right, new jersey has legalized marijuana, and i can't believe it took them this long to legalize something that makes you "forget about it!" guys that -- i mean, where's -- can i get another spelling bee ding never mind [ ding ] [ ding ] but, like soft [ laughter ] no, the first one was perfect. [ ding ] like, throw a my pillow over it. [ laughter ] that was a monologue we've got a great show for you tonight. he's the

in a new episode of their podcast, former president barack obama sings with bruce springsteen.mined that you cannot impeach a president after they leave office students at the university of texas have filed a petition to change their alma mater song titled "the eyes of texas," because it has racist origins. and just wait until they find out about the origins of texas it was announced yesterday that the first space hotel will begin construction in 2025 and will include features such as restaurants, a health spa and a movie theater. and if the movie's sold out, you could always look at the earth from outer space what do you think, kids? you want to watch vin diesel struggle through some dialogue or do you want to look at the earth from outer space that's right they're building the first space hotel in 2025. finally, a hotel where a room service caesar salad should be $27. they don't have anchovies in space. and finally, actor seth rogen yesterday announced the launch of his new cannabis brand called house plant, and it must be good, because he announced it again today. and that w

in an episode of their new podcast "renegades," former president barrack obama told co-host bruce springsteen once broke a classmate's nose after he used a racial slur. and springsteen once broke someone's nose when he leaned in have a nosebleed according to a new study, female economists are more likely to be asked patronizing or hostile questions than male colleagues questions like "how do you know math?" and "why don't women wanna date me? a postcard sent in 1943 by a soldier in england's royal navy during world war ii was recently delivered to his family more than 75 years later, which is incredible and also still a little faster than etsy. how long does to write porn star in a pair of oven mitts? it's a gift. and finally, lawmakers in illinois have proposed banning the video game "grand theft auto" amid a spike in carjacking they're also banning "animal crossing" due to a massive rise in housing debt. and that you guys was a monologue. we've got a great show for you tonight. he is starring in "law and order: special victims unit" season, wait for it, 22. plus, he just got a "grammy" nomi

including joe rogan and renegade with obama and bruce springsteen -- with all of these podcasts, we areing an user growth stronger than we expected. we are also seeing promising signs around the monetization. there are clearly a lot of new types of monetization models. we are bringing out innovative tests this year with paid podcasts. the creator can set a price for their podcast and put it out to the market. anna: that was spotify's gustav speaking to my colleague about the expansion of the spotify business. oil rebounds from its biggest slump since november ahead of this week's key opec plus meeting. we discuss the cycle with francisco rid -- with francesco sentry me. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european market open. 18 minutes to go until the start of the session. futures moving to the upside. u.s. futures also moving up. we are expecting substantial gains. the bond selloff is retreating as a theme here in europe. european bond markets moving to the upside. laura: russian opposition leader alexei navalny has begun a 2.5 year at a notorious penal camp appeared he wa

moves, joe rogan and the renegade with obama and we launched a podcast with barack obama and bruce springsteenser growth stronger than projected and we are seeing promising signs around the monetization. one thing we are seeing from tencent when we look at how innovation is going in china, there are new types of monetization models. one way we are bringing out innovative tests this year is paid podcasts, where the creator can set a price for their podcast and put that out to markets. that is one way we are innovating around the format. juliette: clubhouse, gaining traction. do you have concerns people using the platform are switching away from your platform to listen to some of these conversations? gustav: clubhouse is an exciting experience as everyone knows. i've tried a couple of times myself. i think we are in a market and a world where attention for consumers come from many forms and places. as long as we stay focused on building an amazing experience across the verticals we are in, we are excited about user traction we see from that. juliette: what about concern in competition from the l

they have the obamas, they have bruce springsteen, they have the talent already locked up elon musk mightce in a while, mark zuckerberg, bill gates every once in a while. but spotify's real key weapon is not only are they building out the technology, they are attracting the star creators, the star secelebrities to do ths things solely on their platform. by building this out, it's like an insurance policy. let's say this live audio chat thing doesn't take off after the pandemic let's say it fizzles out just in case it doesn't take off, they're fine. >> steve, spotify moving up. 2.2% as you speak. thank you, sir, for joining us we appreciate your reporting for more head over to cnbc.com. >>> we're getting some new developments in on the spat between amazon and senator bernie sanders deirdre bosa with more a twitter fight, deirdre >> the twitter fight continues and what a lot of people are calling amazonest confrontational twitter offensive. the company's svp of policy and press, jay carney, responding to a tweet from senator bernie sanders. sanders tweet reads amazon workers in alabama are

we have the next episode of president barack obama and bruce springsteen's podcast, "renegades," opening than i did that kids are like plants those seeds of who they are and >>> good morning, it's 8:26. i'm marcus washington. still no response this morning from san francisco unified vice president allison collins. this is after fellow board members last night stripped her of her leadership position. the board approved a no-confidence measure with a 5-2 vote saying collins failed to accept her responsibility in her words in a racially charged tweet sent in 2016 and she should resign. if she does not resign, they're calling for her removal from all board committees for the duration of her term, effective immediately. >>> time to get a look of the forecast for you. shaping up to be a nice friday for us. >> it is. and we have some warmer weather headed our way for the inland areas. expect those highs this afternoon to reach into the mid-70s and upper 70s in the forecast for the weekend as we continue on with some dry weather. it will be slightly cooler on monday as we reach into the upper 60

remember the words of the great recording artist bruce springsteen. he wrote a song in the aftermath, the horror of the aftermath of 9/11, and he was trying to capture in a series of songs that he wrote and put in an album at the time, capturing the loss, the pain, the pain of the loss that so many american families felt at that time. and i always thought it was applicable, that kind of loss to what these families feel when a member of their family is killed by gun violence. springsteen's refrain in that song -- the name of the song is "you're missing." he keeps using that refrain, you're missing when i shut out the lights. you're missing when i close my eyes. you're missing when i see the sun rise. that's the reality for these families. every moment of their day will be a time when they will be missing that family member. for god only knows how long. so we're thinking of those families tonight who have loved and lost. we're also remembering -- and this is another area where we have not taken action. we're also remembering families that had a member o