and howard stern. could it be him? >> howard stern would be perfect for this job. >>> plus, the feuds. >> stop it! will you stop it! >> the flash. >> dave's top ten greatest moments. >>> then -- >> oh my god, oh my god! >> tear railroad at wal-mart. >>> and james franco firestorm. did he really try to hook up with a 17-year-old fan? >> i'm embarrassed. >>> then, bucket list for a teen facing the crisis of her life. >> jumping into a pool fully clothed. >> that was number 46. and

i tweeted your name out long before howard stern said anything. ward sister-in-law follows me on twitter. i kept saying hire greg gutfeld i was trying to get you out of here. >> that is like when stuart says that it's like arnold schwarzenegger telling you you have great pecking. he is the master of the of all media, when he said that, that was awesome. that's all i wanted. i didn't want the job. i just wanted to be liked by howard stern pause i will listen to him practically half of my working life and so did you, i'm sure. >> yeah. well, actually, he once said when i was doing the o.j. simpson coverage he wondered whether he we were watching the same trial. i guess that was a great comment he didn't like my coverage. greg, i'm deeply disappointed you are going to stick around here and you did d. get the job but next time. >> deal with me hat hallways. >> greg, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> straight head, more on tonight's breaking news, h.h.s. secretary kathleen sebelius is out. senator mike lee is here to talk about that next. [ male ann

at one point in that howard stern interview, he said he had a great deal of respect for muslim people then called adolf hitler the greatest man who ever walked the earth. we think of blanket hatred against all minorities, people of color, certain religions, but it seemed like cross's hate was really focused, it was very specifically anti-semitic hatred, which seems -- is that strange to you that he would isolate that particular group of people, the jewish people? >> it's not unique for somebody to particularly focus their hatred on the jewish people. i wouldn't necessarily say something that he said on a howard stern show meant that he wasn't expressing hatred towards others, african-americans and others as well. but certainly the jewish community in particular is often singled out because these extremists believe that somehow the jews control everything. so that's a very convenient thing for them to place their hatred on. >> certainly, anti-semitism has long roots and i didn't mean to question that, but the notion that he would support certain -- i mean, there are a lot of hate group

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it is hard to take on howard stern.uld you leave a high-paying job to become a civil servant? i will speak to someone who did just that. people have seen $11 billion wiped out from the bank accounts over the last few days. ♪ >> you're watching "in the loop" live on bloomberg television. are noreet bankers strangers to politics but it is rare to see a bank or turn into a politician, especially one lobbying for raising the minimum wage and taxing the rich. that is exactly what our next guest is doing. gus is running for new york on the democratic ticket and joins us this morning. isay this with sarcasm, but am serious. have you gotten hate mail? >> i have not. there are former progresses and democrats on wall street than people might expect. this has been something i have been thinking about for a long time and i have had a tremendous amount of opportunity my life. a supportive family and a wonderful education and a great career at some of the banks you mention. for a long time, i've been thinking about going into public

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senate in missouri and appeared on howard stern's radio program. miller railed against jewish american leaders. >> they control the federal government, they control the mass media. they control whatever is their bank. >> reporter: his campaign went nowhere. he collected seven votes out of 2 million cast. the fbi agent leading the investigation said miller has long been on the radar of law enforcement. sources say so far, there's no indication he made a specific threat or gave warning prior to sunday's shootings. cbs news, washington. >>> the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 hit a snag. monday, a robotic submarine had its mission cut short. the search area in the indian ocean was too deep for the sub and a safety feature returned the vessel to the surface. data collected was analyzed, but they found nothing of interest. the search is expected to continue today. >>> russia is showing no sign of backing down in ukraine. president obama and vladimir putin spoke to each other, but little, if anything was resolved. tara is in washington with the l

senate in missouri and appeared on howard stern's radio program.ler railed against jewish- american leaders. >> reporter: miller's campaign went nowhere. he collected seven votes out of the nearly two million cast. the f.b.i. agent leading this investigation said miller has long been on the radar of law enforcement but sources say so far, scott, there's no indication he made any specific threat or gave any warning prior to sunday's shooting. >> pelley: bob orr in our washington news room. thank you, bob. president obama spoke about the shootings at a prayer breakfast this morning in washington. >> as americans, we not only need to open our hearts to the families of victims, we've got to stand united against this kind of terrible violence which has no place in our society. >> pelley: the president said the government will provide whatever assistance is needed to support the investigation. later today, mr. obama spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin and expressed his concern about interference in ukraine. pro-russian protesters have no

martha: howard stern? >> absolutely. beside you. martha: many people he voted for me. hemmer. we are quite happy here. howard is the best interviewer in the business right now. some people don't listen to howard, they say he talks about lesbians all the time. not any more. i know he's 60, it doesn't matter, he acts like he's 30 or 40 years old. he has the most loyal audience ever. he's a proven winner across every platform. radio, media, book sales'. it sounds like i work for him. martha: what about steven colbert. chelsea hammer. >> comb better does a character. i don't think a character buys you an hour on network television. chelsea hamler ... martha: they have to go for the younger demo. >> look who is successful in cable news. bill o'reilly, he's 62 years old. mark harmon is in his 60s. stuart is very successful. he's in his 50s. i don't buy you have to be young to bring a big audience. martha: we'll save the tape. he looked right into the camera. bill: imagine the top-10 list you and i could put together. martha: we do it every day anyway. bill: the forward hood

my choice is howard stern. he would be a ratings boom.elebrities to say things they would never say. i realize he woulds stifled in that seat. he wouldn't be able to ask those things that make the gay -- make the interviews. >> and he would have to ta a pay cut. >> he would take a pay cut for everything. >> he was also a good friend to letterman. >> in the green room you said you don't care who it is as long as it is another straight, white male. sexist, racist and homophobic at the same time. >> it is like you don't even mow me, levey. i said as long as it is a guy in my country club i am fine with it. i think chelsea handler will be a good pick. and then i was looking into this and that and she takes you down to gross, i cany things. icky things. >> are they ready for a female host? >> i think the country is ready. will she get the job? i don't think so. they are thinking about numbers. i hate when people announce this so early. sometime 10 months from now i am going to retire. it is like the person who has a birthday next month. my bir

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. >> not shy about highs views, he had this to say to radio host howard stern in 2010. >> we've probably said you are one of the candidates who are running, you don't like jews you don't like -- >> they are all corrupted to the core. >> cross held without bond is scheduled to credit appear on tuesday. sarah hoye, al jazeera. >> who is a suspect and are there more out there like him? mark potok, preecial your being here. when we think about this, this comes as a surprise but not to the splc, you are quite familiar with him. >> yes, we have been following this fellow for the better part of the last 40 years in fact. we really wrangled with what used to be known as fraser glen miller before he changed his name back in the '80s. he was head of a few groups, carolina knights ratify ku klux klan. operating in a paramilitary fashion illegally. we sued the groups. we had a long back and forthwith glen miller, essentially he agreed to stop those activities then broke that agreement. ultimately was found in criminal contempt of court. became a fugitive at that point and was finally discovered in 1

anderson cooper is in the headlines after an interview he did with a radio host, howard stern. >> theltimillionaire, but he isn't getting a dime. keeper says his mom, gloria vanderbilt, made it clear there's no trust fund. but he doesn't mind. he doesn't believe in inheriting money. he said having a trust fund would be a curse. vanderbilt is worth $200 million. he is level-headed. she visited anderson on our show, on live tv, when he was an anchor here a few years ago. ♪ happy birthday dear anderson ♪ ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> look what mommy brought you! >> how cute is that? >> cooper says his mom made more money than she ever inherited. he is the hardest working guy in the business. we know that for a fact. he makes $11 million a year. >>> heating up the offscreen, we are talking about keri russell and matthew reece of the spy series "the americans." >> you see them being cozy in a play here last week. they are husband and wife on their show. rumors of them being together started last year after russell and her husband ended their seven-year marriage. >>> you have to pay for just

police car yelling "heil h "heil hitler" and we are reminded of the interview with shock jock howard stern, and asked, who do you hate more, blacks or jew, a hend said, jews 1,000 times more, and what do we need to know as americans or as petri said, someone who understands it, on a daily basis. >> well, there is an entire world out there as pete said, it is underground world that surfaces in the public mind from time to time. pete mentioned furrow, the man who tried to murder several children in a jewish community center and did murder a postal worker at the same time that barack obama became president in 2009, a similar kind of guy, and a well known neo-nazi, and old man about the same age as frazier glenn miller attacked the holocaust museum, and attacked a guard there. and of course, we had the attack on the martin luther king parade where a neo-nazi bomber who was in contact with frazier glenn miller attempted to murder as many as 1,000 people. so it goes on and on, and a couple of years ago, of course, we had the shooter who attacked a sikh temple in wisconsin, and very much a neo-na

he appeared on the "howard stern show" where they did not have to work hard to get him riled up. >> what is the biggest problem with the jews? >> they control the federal government. they control the mass media. they control the federal reserve bank. and with these powers, they are committing genocide against the white race. >> let's bring in heidi. frazier glenn cross has been on your group's radar for a long time. tell me about that? >> yes, we've been tracking him since the early '70s and the '80s. he's a hardcore anti-semite and white supremacist and basically his life work has been hating jews. we sued one of his groups for paramilitary activity and for harassing african-americans back in the '80s. and in revenge for that, he actually targeted our founder, morris dees for assassination. >> do you think he should be facing terrorism charges instead of just hate crime charges? >> i think that's a really good question, jake. because the fact of the matter is, when we look at domestic terrorism in the united states over the last several years, most of the threat here is coming from whit

senate and spewed a hate-filled world view to the "howard stern" radio show. >> what is the biggest problemh the jews? >> they control the federal government, the mass media, they control the federal reserve bank. and with those powers they're committing genocide against the white race and enslaving gentiles. i spent 20 years in the united states army. i retired as a master sergeant, two tours in vietnam, 13 years in the green beret paratroopers. i'm a patriotic white man. >> reporter: that was cross speaking to knbc-tv eight years ago. cross gave an interview to the station justifying the racist content of a newspaper he was distributing called "the aryan alternative." >> we'll never take back our country by -- we want to take back our country by whatever means necessary. i see 50 million white men out of work, then whitey will fight. >> reporter: for the families of the victims, frasier glen cross is evil. >> thattid idity yacht absolute knock -- idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. >> investigator ares -- yofrgs are looking into charging the shooter -- investigat

but last year letterman told howard stern they had made up.lace letterman on tv, leno said there are a lot of good people out there. >> when pushed to say whether he would fill in for letterman, leno would only say there's nothing to fill in. these guys have been at it for a long time. >> yeah. i'm really going to miss david letterman. not that i see it a lot on this shift. he's so funny. >> he really is. he was one of the classics. and it was all about his timing. >> timing was fantastic. you listen to ellen and she's just like david letterman. she always waits just a half-beat too long. >> it's hilarious. and he left on his own terms. >> that's what you like about this. >> it was a great run. and now, he's saying, i've had enough. >>> and last night's 49th academy of country music awards in las vegas. george strait collected the award for entertainer of the year. casey musgrave, picked up album of the year. >> last year's winners, miranda lambert and jason aldean were best female and male vocalists. and it was a night representing crossover

he's like howard stern tall. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: that's tall. >> steve: that's real tall. >> jimmyhe's a big, big guy. but i can't wait to talk to that guy. plus, this guy's one of our favorite guests. and now he's a marvel superhero. from "captain america: the winter soldier," anthony mackie is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] he's big time. >> steve: big time. >> jimmy: he's big time now. yeah, yeah, yeah. and if you guys like lasers -- do you guys like lasers? [ cheers and applause ] if you have a tv set at home that enjoys lasers. or you want to see -- this is the most lasers we've ever had on the show ever. for this -- sky ferreira is here and she sounds great. [ cheers and applause ] she sings amazing. much better than what i just did. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. well, it's similar. it's very -- yeah. >> steve: very similar. >> jimmy: very similar, yeah. pretty crazy news about letterman yesterday. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it was kind of shocking. i didn't -- i mean, he announced his retirement. i love david letterman, obviously. i used to take the train from

senate and spewed a hate filled world view to the howard stern radio show. >> what is the biggest problem they control the federal government. they control the mass media. they control the federal reserve bank. and with those powers they commit genocide against the white race and enslaving gentiles. i retired as a master sergeant. two tours in vietnam. i'm a patriotic white man. >> reporter: that was cross speaking to kntv eight years called "the arianne alternative." >> we want to take back our country by whatever means necessary, and i want to see 50 million white men out of work, then whitey will fight. >> for the family of bill corporon and reat underwood, frazier glenn cross is evil. >> that idiot absolutely knocked a family to its knees for no reason. >> two families here in the kansas city area mourning a tragic and terrible loss here tonight. wolf? >> indeed, it is. thanks so very much, ed lavandera. let's get more with richard kohn, been tracking this alleged shooter for many years. were you surprised when you heard it was him who allegedly did this, richard? >> you know, yes and

that's what howard stern said.were you ever concerned for your own safety. this person was implicated in another murder of a liberal jewish radio host. >> with all of these extremists, i think they are all on the edge of rhetoric becoming real world violence. a lot of people asked me if there was any sign he was ready to go fourth. we had evidence from 1984 he had gone further but at the time there was nothing to make him stand out from the other extremists. >> you focus on this issue of extremism. where does he rank. somebody off the charts or no? >> he was near the top when it comes to how an dry he was. many times i'll interview ho homophobes. many times he wants to save people. he told me in no uncertain times, even though i never said anything specific to him, merely because i was jewish he didn't like me. that was an out liar. >> you asked him do you hate me because i'm jewish. here's what he said. >> i hate all jews. to say out of one corner of my mouth i didn't hate all jews and then out of the other corner

well we were among the -- i mean i think, aside from something like howard stern, we were the first onese is doing it. because we're so good that everyone wants to be like us. >> seth: trailblazers. trailblazers. [ laughter ] so, of course, this will air after the ncaa tournament game tonight. who do you think? >> can we film two versions of it? [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> that way we'll look really smart. >> seth: let's do it. >> we'll do one. okay, 3-2-1. i think connecticut is going to win tonight. [ applause ] >> 3-2-1. i think kentucky is going to win tonight. [ laughter ] >> oh, stop it. >> seth: we'll just edit it. >> we'll edit it. you know, whichever what not. i like connecticut tonight. listen. i have had connecticut out. i had them out in the first round losing to st. joe's. i have picked against them every single week. i cannot -- or every single game. i cannot have them make me look this stupid again. i like connecticut to win tonight. 64-59. >> seth: right. >> and i like kentucky to win. they're on a heck of a roll. connecticut is playing well. but i think kentucky, with

. >> during his senate campaign in 2010, frazier glenn miller was interviewed by howard stern on his radio show. >> we call glenn the only honest politician out there. you made a good point yesterday, robin, at least he doesn't lie. >> good morning. good morning to my friends. that is where i hang out as a discussion forum for pro-white people. anybody is invited. i would love to have you come on their intimate me one-on-one and let everybody decide who is right and who is wrong. >> that is frazier glenn miller nforum.com.o vn can you talk about this site? >> it is essentially the second largest white supremacist web form in the country, really, in the world. the largest is called storefront. it from aned from alabama klan leader because of his informing against other leaders. but essentially, he landed on vnn where he has posted a close to 13,000 times in recent years. he recently completed and will shortly release a report showing that -- how these forums help to create killers or at least nurture killers. we found at storm front over the last five years, registered members of that

and of course, howard stern back. >> seth: it must be really fun to just, meet these people who havewhat it is. i empathize with the performers on the show. being a performer myself. watching them step on the stage at radio city music hall in front of america. and strive for something, they come straight from an everyday job, middle america. and they have the opportunity to become a star and win $1 million. that's the best job ever to see how happy these people are. so it's amazing. >> seth: if everything breaks right they could be the next connor smallnuts. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> seth: that would be totally through the looking glass. >> there it is. >> seth: all right, nick cannon, everybody. check out "white people party music" available today. >> whoo! >> seth: "america's got talent," returns may 27th on nbc. we'll be right back, with music from brett eldredge. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ boring! yeah! ♪ if you want to see old faithful ♪ ♪ don't be such a couch potato ♪ ♪ yeah just go check out the thing for yourself ♪ highlander! ♪ we ain't got no room for boring ♪ ♪ ferdy g

know, this is turning into the howard stern show. seveneer aged sins was something i thought that wall street has been doing since the financial crisis that imperiled the system. lust was iwith took the love of commodities. street bankswall oughtn't be involved in the buying and selling of the manufacturer and storage of commodities. it could both the commodity markets and the financial system in peril. to anething bad happened oil well that was owned by goldman sachs, maybe goldman sachs goes down the tubes and takes all the counterparties with it. >> you are saying the commodity business in general which banks have been in for decades. hold on. getting involved in commodities a few say they broke the law from the get go? >> i do not know if they broke it but they would against the spirit of the law. in the book, i talk about jpmorgan asking the federal wellse in 2005 2 own oil and coal mines and get involved in the electricity market in california. fedw years later -- the said fine --a couple of years later but a storage company. t

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broadcasters for the way in which they conducted i said atramming, and that time all you got to do is you howard stern off if don't like it, don't get upset, just turn it off. that big believer in freedom of expression, even if it upsets someone. forhank you, and thank you being here with us. >> thank you. now we turn to chairman wheeler. we'll make your written statement part of the record. if you'd limit your remarks to minutes, that would be great. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. mr. serrano. as you both have pointed out, this is my first time presenting before an appropriations subcommittee. it's not my first time budget, however. and what i thought might make revertnse would be if i to form as i used to do in my days as a businessman and just arethe issues that i think important that we ought to be paying attention to in this budget. you are absolutely right, mr. chairman. this is a $35 million increase, 10% increase, this is serious money. you have the right to take a look at it,hard because it demands explanation. increases break into approximately thirds. one-third is for tech not upgrad

weighs invited on howard stern show. "daily beast" says he ran for the u.s. house and senate with anti-semitic campaign slogan. the law center said he was grand knight for the kkk the law center sued him for intimidation against african-americans and the list goes on. preliminary charge is first bree murder. jenna: breaking news, mike, they will say whether they investigate it as federal hate crime and take it from there. seems like good reason for that. mike, thank you. >> reporter: got it. >> well the pay gap between men and women quickly becoming a major campaign theme for democrats as they court women voters ahead of the midterm elections. however, there's a new study out. it shows the actual pay gap a whole lot smaller than the 77 cents to every dollar that the white house claims it to be. that one certain factors are included, such as occupation, education, taking into account the gap disappears. one editorial from the pittsburgh tribune review calls the gender gap, nothing more than a false wedge issue. take a look at this. the writer claiming, quote,

pit bull told howard stern when asked what he does in terms of his investments, howard said do you investesponse was no, i don't trust that market? i mean, this is the psychology today, that the market can't be trusted. >> it's funny. i'm not in stocks either. >> personally. >> it's not because i don't trust the market. it's just because for me i've always been in the fixed income markets. i know it better. most of the companies that are doing incredible today. that's not something i'm as save on. you know, i'm learning about social media and the whole technical revolution going on so, you know, i think i'm a smart guy but things i don't know i'm not going to put my money in. >> that's a lot of today's equity markets. >> that's a lot of the equity markets. >> imf has come out with lighter protections on loans. there's talk about how well, for example, the junk debt part of the market has done even as equity has been selling off. do you see froth in credit market and fixed incomes and if you were the fed would you worry about that? >> no question in this low-rate environment that is going

and i said at that time, all you got to do is turn howard stern off if you don't like it. don't get upset. just turn it off. i'm a big believer in that freedom of expression, even if it upsets someone. so thank you, and thank you for being here with us. >> thank you. and now to turn to chairman wheeler. we'll make your written statement part of the record and you would limit your remarks to about five minutes that would be great. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman, mr. serrano. as you both have pointed out this is my first time presenting a budget before an appropriations subcommittee. it is not my first time presenting a budget however and what i thought might make some sense, would be if i revert to form as i used to do in my days as a businessman and kind of hit issues that think are important that we ought to pay attention to in this budget. you are absolutely, right, mr. chairman, this is a $35 million increase, it's a 10% increase. this is serious money. you have the right to take a serious and hard look at it because it demands explanation. the increases break int

under these arrangements, sinclair provides howard stern, your company, with all payroll, sales and related services. sinclair also has the right to provide howard sterk, your company, stations with up to 25 hours of programming, 25 hours happens to equal 14.88 better of the 168-hour week, and fcc rules already require ownership attribution in instances where a broadcaster programs more than 15% of another station's content. >> guest: well, that doesn't apply to us, obviously. she just has her facts mistaken. people do that sometimes. i mean, she works for free press. they talk about even on their web site they talk about how the fact that the reason why minorities and others can't get into the broadcast industry is a lack of capital. i'm very clear on what i just said that without sinclair's financial support, we could not do what we do. as a businessman, i don't apologize for that because i'm in this business for the long term. i don't want to go bankrupt, i don't want to shortchange my employees who are dedicated to making this work in the local markets. and so i consider sinclair as a b

posting hate videos online, expressing antisem mettic views like in this interview with howard stern. >> what is the biggest problem with the jews? >> they control the government, they control the mass media, they control the federal reserve bank. and with those powers that are committing genocide against the white raise. >> reporter: in the aftermath of it all, we're learning more about the victims. terry lamano, occupation a therapist, her family calls a beautiful soul. 14-year-old high school freshman reit griffin underwood who loved to sing. and his grandfather, dr. william corporo nrk who was there to support his grandson. an incredible loss for a family who has shown so much grace and courage in the face of incomprehensible crime. >> i'm strong because i have faith and i know that god did not do this. >> it's so hard to hear what these families have gone through. cross has not yet been formally charged but we do expect to see him face federal hate crime charges filed later this morning. kate? >> obviously watch what happens there. but i think you point out a very important point

if you buy sirius satellite radio, and you want howard stern's content, you pay a premium for that.at's cureating the thoughts of a very famous person, with millions of followers, what stops them from turning that into a pay-per-view radio station, where i, perhaps interested like someone from walter moss berg, content i wouldn't get through any other vehicle, and i would pay 99 cents a month for that. why can't twitter do that? what would stop them? >> i think the argument might be it's still early. they're still going for scale. they're still a fifth of the size of facebook, right? >> but if you own that stock today, you better hope they'll be able to do that, or you're screwed. >> the other issue, kevin, you talk about how much you use twitter and how important it is to be tweeting alongside who are watching your shows. the arguments the "wall street journal" makes is it has yet to go mainstream, 200 million users. it really hasn't -- it really hasn't gotten the wave of people from the populous that they maybe need to get the momentum. >> the first 200 million are really hard to

give them a chance to learn and to relate to the world in a much easier way ellen degenerate as howard stern oprah jerry seinfeld or practice it yeah i said oprah her teacher i said ellen de generous her teacher i've been a big promoter of meditation because i believed in if i can get a guy someone like oprah and she can get the world how do you do it in a book the very simple books already a bestseller is number eight on the new york times list and it and having done the big shelved it so that now i'm on larry king. who knows so the plan making is that this book will make anyone feel it's a very simple process to learn to meditate a very simple book and it's a simple process there are no downsides to it no i mean everybody wants a glare and when i was a kid i did a lot of drugs larry i took every drop they make when i try you know i try them all and i had fun with all of my thoughts but the purpose of the drugs was to quiet the mind to the dumb the noise. the purpose of meditation is done the noise you know if we want to be talk from what you know about religion right you say no vanna for t

know the sort of regular joke telling is there someone you try to imitate this can't get i tried howard stern once and i don't think it sounded right there are many there are many of that never saw the light of day on s n l right trident it didn't really work so people hard to do all the movie stars were easier to do than current yeah little nuances and it's hard for persona but you know but luckily on s n l there were other actors and they could do what do you want to do more in your life that lets you do more writing and like to develop other t.v. shows. what your book about it's mostly a memoir you have a whole do you have a memoir and i thirty's. it's the first letter of a memoir you. have ties older than you already have there's a lot in there she gave a lot of they should write a memoir when you're tired from. when you plotted out right you get deported and what have you plotted out it's june when you arrive there to start should we start writing in may or june and then we have very traditional work days we go in the mornings right all day or all important yeah sometimes in los angeles

billy joel took part in a candid town hall discussion with howard stern on monday. ius xm radio. during one exchange, howard pressed billy on why he doesn't write new songs, leading billy to take a swipe at another music legend. >> i just don't want to. everybody has a hard time understanding that. why don't you write new songs? well, you have to want to write new songs. i don't want to. elton would say the ultimate, why don't you write another album? when are you going to make another album? and i used to say to him, why don't you make less albums? >> it was good-natured. >> yeah. later, billy shared the stage with some other stars like tony bennett, melissa etheridge. some good impersonations i heard as well. >> just some great music. howard is a fantastic interviewer and it's amazing what he gets out of people. i had a good time. it was a lot of fun. >>> last night, jimmy fallon conducted an interesting social experiment using baseball player robinson cano. he's the star second baseman who defected from the yankees last year to join the seattle mariners for a lot

howard's audience. >> that's it. we're coming after you, stern. >> meantime, let's check in with willie.the morning's top stories in for natalie today. >> morning, guys. a lot of us much better on radio, i think. the fbi says a 16-year-old california boy who stowed away on a flight to hawaii sunday will not face criminal charges. officials say the boy ran away from home, hopped a fence at san jose airport and hid in the wheel well of a 767 that he apparently chose at random. he was discovered on the tarmac in maui. the boy was in good condition and has been turned over to child protective services. >>> this morning, south korea's president condemned the captain of a sunken ferry boat for committing what she called murderous acts. the captain delayed evacuating the ship when it started to tilt last week and failed to deploy lifeboats but was one of the first to be rescued. he and two crew members are under arrest. several others were detained overnight. divers have recovered now more than 60 bodies. more than 200 other victims still missing. >>> more than 20 people are recovering from inj