crowd because i don't think i could sing a single springsteen song does that make me not i mean the you know i mean it's going to be in songs for you know nancy i mean i don't know a single one i mean i didn't know what. to do to be great or not a lot of like blue collar you know like working class all-american but i think you kind of bring up a good point terms of how difficult the national anthem is to saying but then at the same time that's why we then appreciate people if they go on and seeing the national anthem before a big sporting events before you know like the super bowl or whatever and for them the problem seems to be more remembering the word the whites that are the problem the orders that were mentioned in the poll jay z. is the one that i'd be most interested to hear how that one turns out you know in a market for one. it's totally very true very true i think stevie wonder you know was up there as well and i had a few i could see that being kind of fun but don i got to be without you parton she was up there with springsteen you know i would like a dolly parton national

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no one in the audience knew that it was really bruce springsteen.personator. then they're like, that's bruce doing this. and then the amazing part of this. first of all, he's a rock star. you can just feel that magnetism, something those rock stars have. and we put the beard on him and glasses and hat and he looks like he's from "born to run" album cover. he walked across out of hair and make up out of the green room. and he walks over. he's got that strut. his tight jeans on. and he walks over to his manager john landau. he says bruce, you look like when we first started working together. >> no. serious? >> when will he ever see bruce dressed like he was 30 years ago. >> it's a brilliant album. we'll. co-back after the break and talk about your other extraordinary achievement. persuading the president of the united states to slow jam the news. >> i don't know how you do this. i want to learn the art. [ gnome ] enjoying your holiday? ooo no. the hotel lost our reservation. nonsense! you book at travelocity, your reservation's guaranteed. well, i did

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he would never, ever, ever go to sleep at a springsteen concert.e was just resting his eyes, as he said. >> he is a busy guy. >> he is entitled. he said the song he was going was the one that would lead you into doing that. >> mellow. >> introspective. >> okay. he was meditating over that song. >> meditating. >> michael, when people first came to governor christie about being governor, he was not too interested in it. kind of the same thing about being president now. is that part of his political style? >> in his early political career, he would seek offices nobody wanted him to seek. he ran for a state senate seat that had a republican incumbent. he ran against a republican opponent. he was too ambitious and the republicans were happy to end his political career early on. once it sort of got resuscitated with the u.s. attorney, then people asked him to run for governor. he was reluctant to do it. he had a job he liked. they wanted him to run in '05. >> this is a really interesting read. a fascinating look pulling the veil back on governor christie

the canadian town of springfield will change ilts name to springsteen in honor of bruce springsteen.e's planning a concert in a nearby city, but it won't last forever. the name change just happens date of his performance. the town also tried to grab the attention of rock group u2 when it toured the area back in 2011. >> did they name their town u2 when at the came in? >> i guess. i don't know. >> kwhae >> whatever it take. >> bonoville. >> what should we call the weather today? >> if you were born in the usa lucky tling, first and foremost, especially born in california we have great california weather today. the bay area, we're known for the fog, but the fog helps us up. it helps to keep us cool this time of year. we haven't had much of this until this morning. it is back out there, though, and that will match us cool throughout the day today. we're talking about the low 80s and temperaturesle falling back to the seasonal averages. 56 in snch, and good morning in livermore, 54 degrees there. as we head out this afternoon, another nice day, especially if you wake up inland. the inlan

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just came out this week, a bunch of amazing guest stars, bruce springsteen, paul mccartney, big & rich it is only $9.99 on the 'zon, check it out. >> steve: 'zon it up. >> jimmy: you've got to 'zon it up. speaking of albums -- speaking of albums, i'm not the only one with an album out. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: justin bieber's fans are going nuts, the beliebers, they're going crazy because justin's new album, "believe" came out this week. it's going to be huge. that doesn't make me jealous or anything. [ laughter ] >> we love you. >> jimmy: we could put those albums out. [ laughter ] whenever people yell when they go, look at you, they look up in the corner. well i don't even care, i mean just because justin has one out doesn't mean we both can't win. [ laughter ] >> steve: why can't you look at me? there's no reason to be competitive about this whole thing. >> steve: no. >> jimmy: yeah. in fact, i just ran into justin the other day and we got along perfectly fine. take a look. >> jimmy? >> jimmy: hey justin. >> good to see you. how are you? >> jimmy: what are you doing here? >> i'm ac

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bruce springsteen said it's a good idea. he said i like it?maybe i will be the 70s bruce. >> which he does. >> he said we are putting a beard and a floppy hat and sunglasses. no one knew it was really bruce springsteen. this was like an impersonator. i don't quite get that. that's bruce doing this. the amazing part is this is just a rock star. you feel the magentism that the rock stars have. we put on the beard and the glasses and the hat and he looks like he is on born to run. he walks out of the hair and make up to the green room. you have to walk over and he said you got that strut and the tight jeans on. he walks over to his manager and john lando starts filling up eighths bit. he said you look like when we first starred working together. >> no. are you serious? >> yeah. when you think about it, when would he ever see bruce dress like 30 years ago? >> it's a brilliant album. we will talk about the extraordinary achievement. persuading the president of the united states to slow jam the news. i top the learn the art. whwhatat m makakeses a a

bruce springsteen who ever he may be? >> he is a wonderful choice.you want the anthem to be about a cob leer from sandusky, ohio, no, i don't think it is a good choice. but i did meet him on an elevator once. there is no story. >> you didn't get your picture taken with him. >> i followed him on the elevator. i followed him on the hotel and road up to his floor. it was like, i am getting off and road back down. >> i wonder if are you a comedian or if he will stab him. >> i could do both or neither. >> what do you make of this, diane? what would be your choice? perhaps a list or animal? >> lmfao. >> why are you even coming up with this? what is wrong with our national anthem. our national anthem is fine. >> it is the woods of ohio every week end and we practice our doomsday scenarios. i blair the original national anthem because that's what we are doing it for. they are doing it for the money and we do it for the love of guns. >> there you go. bill, quickly what are your thoughts on this? >> we need to change the national anthem. talk to any singer and

listen to what bruce springsteen had to say in germany. >> cenk: it's kind of sad the one guy we have us is a singer and performer, and he does a hell of a job at it, and no one else in the government does. let's bring on bruce springsteen expert ben mankiewicz. >> yes i'm the bruce correspondent. >> you were in europe during that concert tour when he made news over the weekend. >> there was talk from berlin, but he has been talking about that before he plays that song "jack-of-all-trades" attacking the bankers, attacking the economic inequality throughout. i was in the first show in europe, and he talks about the precursor to occupy wall street. and he always speaks in the native language. and he spoke spank in sevia and then german in germany. it's impressive. >> cenk: i actually think it's thethe album with the revolution, but it's that strong and there is strong language about the bankers. >> yes, as he gives that little speech before "jack-of-all-trades," a bunch of songs take on the bankers. "jack of all trades," you'll hear guitar from rob, who has been on "the young turks"," a

or you like bruce springsteen or you like -- whatever your likes are." blow up in a good way. like a good explosion. [ laughter ] >> a good explosion. like, this is going to be good -- >> jimmy: i think it's going to be good for dating. 'cause i think it's a good dating thing. 'cause it's -- not like i would -- i don't need it. i'm happily married. don't need to date anybody on the web, but i think that people are going to start dating and meeting each other through this thing. and like talk and they go, "oh, we have similar things. you like pizza, shopping at macy's and wham!" [ laughter ] "so do i." and then, you just pick it up and start talking and you live close by. do you guys see that that's where this is going? or where do you see this going? >> it's definitely possible people will use it to date, but it's important that it's not the focus of the product. when you think about dating sites, there's sort of a stigma associated with it. we want to see something you can use for anything, whether it's learning how to play drums or, you know, talking t

today, everybody from bruce springsteen to u2 owes bob a debt of gratitude. there is not a bigger giant in the history of american music. all these years later, he's still chasing that sound, still searching for a little bit of truth. and i have to say that i am a really big fan. in the 1960s, more than 2 million people died from smallpox every year. just over a decade later, that number was zero -- 2 million to zero, thanks, in part, to dr. bill foege. as a young medical missionary working in nigeria, bill helped develop a vaccination strategy that would later be used to eliminate smallpox from the face of the earth. and when that war was won, he moved on to other diseases, always trying to figure out what works. in one remote nigerian village, after vaccinating 2,000 people in a single day, bill asked the local chief how he had gotten so many people to show up. and the chief explained that he had told everyone to come see -- to "come to the village and see the tallest man in the world." today, that world owes that really tall man a great debt of gratitude.

service congress,embers of and celebrities like bruce springsteen. he told me that he will take part in tomorrow's "beat the deadline" 5k in order to raise money for programs to help future journalists. we will give you a lower body get the legs ready for the 3.1 mile run. nothing to it. bank fully, we will not have whole p90x workout. he and i will be honorary the race.r the 5k kicks off a 7:30 tomorrow morning at 14th street and f in northwest. today of the national press club or tomorrow at the race. >> the nice thing about getting early is you get to work out out of the way. [laughter] >> i spent two hours with tony today. >> a lot of photographs and time lapse. >> i will forgo the time lapse today. boring, no clouds in the sky. these.ve >> look at that. >> that's amazing. >> this is on wjla.com/weather. it is world ocean day. a photographer takes these wonderful pictures of rain. clark is a surfer and his wife that she like some great waves.s of >> he is in hawaii. >> yes. so he said that he thought he better than another picture. more lovely pi

snoop, madonna, springsteen. much more that that. sound can be the spoken word. mayor bloomberg is using it. it's all for these things, like my cousin is recording his kid and sending that to the family. >> and because you have recorders out there, you had -- if you were doing radio reports, very expensive digital audio, where everybody has an iphone that's pretty darn good. >> the microphone is amazing, and the fact that everybody is walking around with a microphone in their pocket all the time. >> the more mobile, the stronger you get. >> yes. >> we a minute left. i want to bounce on this idea. also, there's this history, this archive there, previsuals that isn't on the internet. are you ready to take that fdr speech that kind of thing online. >> yeah, you know, in some parts of the world. story telling history, oral history. things not necessarily written down or documented. being able to capture different sounds having them online. we think sounds are about unmuting the web. the side effect is that we'll have a future history that won't be muted as well. >> a

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today, everybody from bruce springsteen to u2 owes bob a debt of gratitude. there is not a bigger giant in the history of american music. all these years later, he's still chasing that sound, still searching for a little bit of truth. and i have to say that i am a really big fan. in the 1960s, more than 2 million people died from smallpox every year. just over a decade later, that number was zero -- 2 million to zero, thanks, in part, to dr. bill foege. as a young medical missionary working in nigeria, bill helped develop a vaccination strategy that would later be used to eliminate smallpox from the face of the earth. and when that war was won, he moved on to other diseases, always trying to figure out what works. in one remote nigerian village, after vaccinating 2,000 people in a single day, bill asked the local chief how he had gotten so many people to show up. and the chief explained that he had told everyone to come see -- to "come to the village and see the tallest man in the world." today, that world owes that really tall man a great debt of gratitude.

trained a number of professionals ranging from members of congress to celebrities including bruce springsteenand usher. now he gets a crack at cynne simpson. this weekend is the beat the deadline 5k. >> i'm excited to have you in d.c.. you will be helping us with the 5k. >> you and i are coasting for the national press club on saturday morning. >> we will start with a p90x walmart -- warm-up. >> we had a little trouble with that shot. we will get back to them. that's this weekend, the big 5k. around the nation, the teenager accused in february posted deadly shooting spree at chardon high school in ohio will be arraigned today. an indictment returned tuesday against t.j. lane, charged with three counts of aggravated murder. he killed three students and wounded three others. a judge ruled last month that he must be tried as an adult. if convicted he could face life in prison. penn state university instituting new rules in the wake of the child sex abuse scandal surrounding the school. penn state now requiring all employees to report suspected child abuse to authorities. officials say it's part

openings in maryland, that have the same type of cross as the super bowl, world series, or a bruce springsteen concert ticket. >> this bird's-eye view showed thousands of people waiting to get in. a:no. father were among the hundreds of people who decided to bolt and go home early. >> it is like 10,000 people outside. >> we never really turn anybody away. nobody ever got turned away. we had to shut down at 2:00 a.m. if you did not begin last night, we encourage you to come back. >> i have never seen one the size. i will be back to baltimore. >> the casino has already created four thousand jobs and is expected to pump thousands of jobs into the local economy. shelton dutes, wbal-tv 11 news. >> more bear sightings burke concerns in baltimore county. skyteam 11 is over the scene where a black bear was seen roaming around. captain roy taylor was unable to spot the bear and so far neither have police. schools are on alert after an 11 news viewers snapped this photo of a black bear in howard county. the department of natural resources tell us bear sightings are on the rise throughout the state. the

paul mccartney, justin timberlake, bruce springsteen, dave matthews and big and rich. it's amazing.en doing lots of press for this record, bunch of radio, so i want to thank all of the morning radio guys that i went on their stations this morning and bothered them for a good 10 minutes. i want to give a quick shout out to "preston and steve show" in philly, you guys, a deal is a deal. i promised i'd shout you out. you guys are awesome. anyway you guys, the album is only $9.99 on the 'zon. >> steve: yeah. 9-9-9. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: 9. >> anyways, check it out. you gus, we've got a big show tonight, from the new woody allen movie, the lovely penelope cruz is here. [ cheers and applause ] plus, this guy's awesome, mr. reading rainbow himself, levar burton is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] she's one of the most gorgeous woman in the world, supermodel kate upton is joining us! [ cheers and applause ] and as we mentioned earlier, we'll have a great musical performance from robert glasper experiment right there. [ cheers and applause ] it's going to be good. i'm excited. you gu

i do say the artists like bruce springsteen, his current album called "wreaking ball."degradation. it reminds me of bob dylan and the early days of pete seeger. >> we were just talking about bruce stringsteen and his film and he very voiced his anger with america right now. also back to your film, there are these incredible clips you have interviewing jfk and rfk. you didn't necessarily, tell me if this is the right word to arktize your feelings and trust the kennedys, did you trust the kennedys early on? >> i had a great sense of caution. nieded to trust them. i needed to see in them the key to the future. after all, john was the president of the united states and bobby was the med of the most important agency government as far as black aspirations were concerned. he was the head of the justice department. when both of them care to their positions of power, it was no indication they had ever come from a history that had any familiarity with the problems facing the poor and certainly problems facing black america. the things they said early on and when john was the sena

cole, who loves rocking out to bruce springsteen, who was a budding athlete -- >> that's his favorite reporter: and who was born with down's syndrome. >> that's tough news to receive. it's not what you dream, it's not what you expect. >> reporter: life has been a series of adjustments. >> look at that. >> reporter: a pressing of the reset button for kathy mcmorris rogers and her husband brian, who retired from the military. >> i spent 26 years in the navy, and so this is a lot like the navy. you know, it's dynamic, it's very interesting, there is a lot of purpose to it. it's good. it's all good. >> your commanders are a little younger, though, right? >> that's right. that's true. >> reporter: the family moved to washington, d.c., but it's still a challenge trying to make all the pieces fit. >> i love what i do and i love being a mom. and it's a constant juggling act, and some daisy feel like i'm handling it better than other days. >> reporter: becoming a parent has given her a new outlook. having a child with a disability has given her a new objective. she is the co-founder of the con

. >> he says to me we're putting a beard and a floppy hat and sunglasses on bruce springsteen.ike an impersonator. i don't quite get this. wait a second. that's bruce doing this. and the amazing part is, first of all, he's just a rock star. so standing next to me, just feel that magnetism that rock stars have. and we put the beard on him and the glass and the hat and he looks like he's from born to run, the album cover. so he walks out of the hair and makeup to the green room. he walks over and he's just like he's got that strut and his tight jeans on. he walks over to his manager, john landeau. and john starts filling up a little bit. bruce, you look like when we first started working together. >> no? >> yeah. >> is he serious? >> yeah. if you think about it, when would he ever see bruce dressed like he was 30 years ago? >> it's a brilliant album. we're going to come back and talk about persuading the president of the uniteates. i don't ow howou do this. i want to learn the art. ♪ ♪ we all need it. to move. to keep warm. to keep us fed. to make clay piggies. buat shell, we bel

they want to be" was the focus of a first amendment fight that pitted tipper gore against bruce springsteenwent to the supreme court. 2 live crew won. today, luther campbell is a high school football coach in florida. and a role model for kids. started a program 20 years ago that helps mostly poor kids in liberty city play ball. but here is where the two worlds collide. a florida department of education wants to remove him as coach because of what they call questionable moral character. exhibit a, the lyrics on his album. "nasty as they want to be." it's all in a new article published in "sports illustrated" this week. andy staples is the writer of the article. luther campbell is his subject. nice to see you, gentlemen. thanks for being with us. mr. campbell, how surprised were you that your past in some ways is coming back to haunt you as you try to continue what you've been doing for the last several years, which is coaching the football team in miami? >> i was very, very surprised because we're talking about things that were done 25 years ago. music that i played a role in 25 years ago.

bruce springsteen on here. timberlake.gang. >> jimmy: it's a really fun record. you can get it on the zon for $9.99. [ laughter ] >> steve: you got to go to the zon. >> jimmy: you got to go bleep blurp. it's on the web. >> steve: if you go to tune -- if you got to itunes -- $14.99. zon -- 9-9-9. >> jimmy: yeah, 9-9-9. >> steve: that's what the german guy said. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's pretty good. pretty good. [ cheers and applause ] that's very -- we have a fun show for you tonight. the legendary michelle pfeiffer is here. >> steve: oh, wow! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love her. it's nice to meet her. never met her before. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: plus, he's the star of the new tv land show, "the soul man." the very funny, cedric the entertainer is dropping by. [ cheers and applause ] he plays a preacher in his new show. it's really good. he is funny. we got great music from the dirty projectors, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] they're talented. great voices. good band. hey, guys, it's time to take a look a

bruce spring steen came springsteen came in at number one and dolly parton at number two, bob dylan,n his program bill press said this. >> it's an abomination. it ranges two actaves and most people can only do one octave and then when you think about it bombs in midair and all kinds of military jargon. the land of the free, which is kind of nice. and home of the brave? are we the only brave people on the planet? all the brave people live here? it's stupid. i'm embarrassed every time i hear it. >> cenk: so the right wing ate it up! yes, the liberals are not patriotic. >> it's this idea that he rejects that america has exhibited more bravery than other countries on this planet. and i think--i think there is a teachable moment there about how much hostility, hostility these people have towards patriotism in this country. >> cenk: hostility. hostility. okay speaking of hostility, let me give you some example. you are not even smart enough to realize you should be embarrassed of yourself. i dare to you make this brave comment before the anthem is sung at a nascar race. susan, by the way t