twenty million albums worldwide the eldest by the way of the group is only twenty five years old nick joe and kevin jonas join me today their latest single first time is out now and their fifth album aptly titled five will be out this fall august a big month not only the seventh anniversary would debut album but joe you were twenty four years old so an important two thousand and i did the interview it at the cowboys new stadium on live well you guys opened that stadium right there were december for we almost didn't go because the rigging wasn't set up properly at the show yeah so two days before the opening of our tour was one of our biggest at that time you know we're all excited and we show up and like the show might not happen. and it was a very moment now you know mary jones hearing all right what brought you guys split up tell me the story of his cabin you split up in the back with yes we all need some time to live a little bit a life and you know enjoy that. and grow and go on your own journeys and each one of us did some individual projects nichols was able to do or more broadway w

nick and joe as well did solo projects i was able to focus on a t.v. show the wife and just be at home and be a husband for a little while which was really nice and then when we started writing coming back together in new york it just started to click and it didn't click right away it took a little bit of time legally spent a year doing this album and we didn't want to rush through it we didn't want to make it just in china and out want to make it special for the break up was of the bed split right now known it wasn't so much a break up in our minds as it was just a sort of transitioning and a need to sort of take a step back after about six years of sort of being right in people's faces for so much time and also for us you know we turned on i think four records and four and a half years so we did a lot of joe did you think it was over for good oh i didn't know i kind of figured we'd be getting back together eventually i wasn't sure how long i thought it was actually would be a lot quicker than the three years but it was the perfect amount of time and

nick valencia in longmont for us. thank you. >>> in about an hour, we're expecting boulder sheriff joe pelley to update us on the conditions on the ground there. the news conference set for 11:00 eastern. of course, we'll bring that to you live. >>> you just heard nick talk about the fact that, thankfully, the rain did kind of let up a little bit overnight. it allows first responders to catch their breath at this point a bit. but there's another deluge expected today. so let's get on the phone with boulder colorado's sarah hundley, a spokeswoman for boulder's office of emergency management. sarah, thank you so much for being with us. first of all, let me ask you. what is your most urgent concern right now? >> so we still have active rescue operations occurring in parts of boulder county today. you mentioned previously both lyons and jamestown have people still in need of aid, and those areas are still cut off to road crews. so we'll be doing air evacuations to get those folks the help they need and get them to safer locations. we also have about 180 schoolchildren who were -- on a camping excursion who are not able to be acces

joe." i'm willie geist with brian shactman in new york. with us, deputy prime minister of the united kingdom, leader of the liberal democrats, mr. nickas it appears? >> it is thrilling. >> riveting. >> you can't take your eyes off it. >> we were talking about the new president in iran, rowhani, saying the right things, striking a moderate tone. what approach do you take? it feels we have heard it before from iranians. >> it's progress that he's taking a different tone, speaking a different language but it doesn't solve the problems. you have to see if the actions -- b the words are translated into action. so i think the ball will return into the court of the iranian regime pretty quickly. they will have to really show whether they mean what they are suggesting through their rhetoric. i think we should test what he's saying seriously. take him seriously. be open and sincere in trying to find a way forward but be hard headed that it's actions, not words that speak the loudest. >> there is a high level meeting among foreign ministers including our secretary of state john kerry. what do you expect or what would you like to hear from thei

nick gillespie, editor in chief of reason.com. i want to share with you just a moment what john mccain said last week on the fox news channel. joeanted to follow up on your earlier comment. he was praising your work this morning. thanks for taking my comment. yes, it's been a short night. it's 5:30 a.m. here. thanks very much. carl is our last call, though, from chicago, democrats line. good morning. caller: yes, good morning. how are you doing,. >> stevesteve in goodmorning, n. i sat here and i've listened to you, you know, very patiently. first off, i wanted to say to you, i disagree. president obama is probably one of the most prudent and deliberative presidents we've had in quite some time. yesterday i listened to most of the criticism of -- of his press conference -- not press conference but his statement yesterday about syria, and most of the criticism seemed to fall in the category of, well, people are not liking the process. well, he didn't do it a year ago, he didn't do this, just basically the process. what i want to pose to you, nick, is this, and this is a very -- gets to the very bottom-line question. morally as hum