zach brown, bruce springstein, singing "fortunate son."ntiwar and antidraft and for them to be performing it in front of a crowd that largely volunteered to fight in afghanistan and iraq, that has rubbed a lot of people the wrong way. >> yeah. some people saying that it was tone deaf for them to be playing that song. but others say, wait a second. it was really about the elitism of the time. it was written -- john fogarty wrote it in the late '60s and he was talking about that the 1% of the people that were going to be fighting are going to protect the rest of us. he was writing it about really elites in washington not having to go off and fight where the other people were going to have to fight and protect us. >> many of our viewers are reminding us that bruce springstein has a long history of this. the song "born in the usa," being an anthem about america, but it's an anti-vietnam anthem. diana says this on facebook, they should have been run off the stage. >> mary on facebook says, the song was more about the politicians. not the servic

bruce springstein on the national mall in washington, d.c.ok the stage at the concert for valor. the show put on the raise awareness about issues affecting veterans. >>> vice president joe biden spoke at arlington national cemetery today where he took part in a national wreath laying ceremony. the men and women who joined the armed forces noted that most of those 3 1/2 million men and women ended up serving in iraq and afghanistan. >> this celebration of veterans ended with a sweet surprise today in fox county. that's fifth grader who was reading a speech about his uncle dave in chalfont. and what do you know? uncle dave showed up on the stage. he's dave d.giuseppe who serves in the air force. he just returned from afghanistan. >> we're going to lead you to believe. >> the president of lincoln yumpbt ameres to blame women for getting raped. but, now, what he's saying about the speech. >> and what the d.a. is saying about sex assaults on campus. >> plus, fog for your morning rush and then temperatures start to drop. i'm tracking what you shoul

there will be ri hannah and bruce springstein and ophrah will be here. they want to have a emphasis on those who are still serving here in the present day right now, there is a number of military folks and families getting an up front vow of the zack brown band. they will be honored guest tonight and 12000 societies reserved for veterans and family and active doubt military. expect to have 800000 people here tonight. organizers are going to have information on how you help. and they are helping those who served our country and still serving our country. and they want every day to be veteran's day and sometimes it is it easier for us to write a check. but they want to encourage average americans to reach out who served or now serving to their families and so how you can help them and transition back in civilian life as well. and we talked to a lot of folks excited to be here tonight. and talked to two young women from ethiopia and sworn in it as u.s. citizens. and they want to be here to celebrate the new country, now their home country and thank those wh

and this picture you were in the foreground, and the star bruce springstein. >> i love that.s when i was abducted into the rock'n'roll hall of fame, and the writer said we saw a guitar on the stage, no one was playing it. the minute you started singing, bruce pickednd played the guitar. that made everything that i have done so much fun. that these people said years ago i should be a star. and i finally got there. >> and you are getting ready to release hour first full-length album, is that correct. >> yes. >> all these years and you never did a full-length album. >> back in the day when we were recording, people didn't make albums, they made 45s, or singles. you go to the internet and buy a record. my good friends, steve, when i met him said "we are going get together, and i'm going to do an album with you", here we are, just doing it. >> what strikes me about having a conversation, and i watched you on the documentary a couple of times. and i honestly - you seem to have absolutely no regrets. you seem to be joyful about everything that you have done and continued to do. desp

his name is bruce springstein who said you no what, nobody wins unless everybody wins. and i think we can get there as a nation. so thank you so much. [ applause ] >> well, if you could remain here. we'll try to do some rapid fire questioning. the unemployment rate has been falling in recent months, but how flectreflected, is it, realf the ek e real economic situation. for people like catherine hacket, she has a job now. so it's a reality for her. she's punched heretic et to the middle class and 10.3 million workers are back to work. too many long-term unemployed. and to too many people who are working hard and haven't had a raise in years. we're moving in the right direction. make sure the prosperity that comes with growth is shared by everyone. >> if you actually look, and ill see the commissioner, if you look at the last year, for instance, the area that had the most growth in jobs was businesses and professional services. the majority of these jobs are accountants and architects. jobs that pay quite well. low-wage jobs tend to be the first jobs to be lost. and they

springstein, but it was a level above. the energy between her and the fans is phenomenal. >> good night, nashville! >> it helps that she has bruce of the greatest songwriters ever to put a pencil to a piece of paper. >> many nashville artists agree. >> i go back to this song "15" that she wrote. what a knockdown lyric that is. ♪ because when you're 15 >> the first time i heard her sing it, it was a writer's night, and she sang it and it was vince gill, trisha yearwood, taylor swift and me. she hits "15" and vince is going, wow. and trish is like holy cow, listen to this lyric coming out of this girl. ♪ i'm screaming and fighting >> john rich co wrote this song with taylor swift after she called him out of the blue. >> said, yeah, come on over. and she pulls that guitar out and has some words down and starts tearing into this song "the way i loved you." and i said, damn, that's great. and she said, yeah, you like it. and i said, yeah, let's work on the verses. so it was 90 minutes, two hours, max, and the song was done. "the way i loved you" is about dating mr. right while loving mr. wrong. >> so taylor said i brought that idea,

bruce springsteen performed at the concert for valor on veteran's day this tuesday night. the song >> avoid the vietnam draft. ♪ >>> well, that ripped the scab off. many took history with the fact that springstein occasion. here's what weekly standard magazine wrote about it. taking shots at the red, white and blue. it was a particularly terrible choice given the anti-draft song and this concert was largely organized to honor those who fought in afghan stand and iraq. >> first of all, it's a great song. as a song. that's the first thing. it's great rock music. >>> number two, what a great country? is this a great country or what? a lot of different people out there singing a lot of different things from jennifer hudson doing the star spangled banner. i studied the words again of fortunate song, and, also, born in the usa, which is another song that he sang. in neither song do the people say we're not going. they didn't say screw this, we're not going. they went. that's the point. they went. whatever the flaws of american society were or are, whatever the inequalities, whatever the special privileges, they went. they chose to go, circumstances might have forced them, but they went. and in a way,