jake is a huge, huge springsteen fan.olitical analyst, another huge springsteen fan. of course, we know, brooke baldwin, she loves bruce springsteen as well. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. i'll be back later today. 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." brooke, getting ready to pick it brooke, getting ready to pick it up from here. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the government says its snooping helped stop dozens of terrorist attacks. one senator who's seen the classified information says that's not the case. i'm brooke baldwin. the news is now. a russian lawmaker reportedly insists guy athletes are banned from next year's olympics. now guy barsay bars across amer protesting by pouring out vodka. >>> a radio host live tweets his mom's dying moments. you'll hear what he wishes he would have done in life. >>> plus, richard nixon unplugged. >> [ bleep ]. >> former adviser tells me about his boss's demons. >>> 190 miles an hour. thousands of feet in the air. a rocket man flies alongside a bomb

bruce springsteen is not just beloved, he's the boss.s the legions of fans, young and old, corporate and blue collar, who are the heart of the springsteen empire and this month that empire expands to film. the documentary "springsteen & i" had just one screening world wide. the documentary is marketed more like an event, like a concert with specific dates and online ticket sales. but this springsteen event is not so much about the man on stage as it is about the scores of us who sing along with him, about the facebook and youtube devotees. >> i used to hold this picture up to my son and say "daddy." >> and about the proud owners of more than $120 million sprinstein albums world wide. they asked fans to submit theiritheir i own material and explain to us all what it meant to them. among the first of its kind, the film weaves together more than 2,000 submission, all relaying the stories of fans. it's described as having the specificity, humor and unexplained earnestness of one of springsteen's own songs. and they've funneled this into spri

he's a giant bruce springsteen fan.icial, we're friends." >> if that's it, forget it. i might just quit this whole thing. >> jimmy: how was -- you've met other rock stars, too. >> well, actually, we got to meet bono and actually become friends with bono. we met him in jordan. we were there visiting king abdullah and queen rania in jordan. and it turns out the king has a party. and who's at the party -- there's only, like, 20 people. and bono's there. now, the king's daughter is 12 years old. she's learning to play the guitar. so, he wants her to play the guitar for bono. so she comes and sits at this table. we're only, like, three or four tables of people. and bono says, "do you know any pop songs?" and she says, "i just learned 'hotel california'." so, bono turns to me and says, "gov, you know the words to 'hotel california,' right?" and i said, "sure." and he said, "okay, me and you, let's go." and bono and i, in the middle of the desert in jordan, sing "hotel california" together with king adbullah's daughter playing

bruce springsteen is not just beloved, he's the boss.te and blue collar, who are the heart of this springsteen empire. and this month that empire expands to film. the documentary "springsteen and i" had just one screening worldwide on january 2nd. it goes for a second showing today in u.s. theaters. the documentary is marked more like an event, like a concert itself with specific dates and on-line ticket sales. but this springsteen event is not so much liabout the man on stage as much as the scores of us who sing along with him, about the facebook and youtube devotees. >> i used to hold this picture up to my son and say, daddy? >> reporter: and about the proud owners of springsteen albums worldwide. that's because for this documentary, british director bailey walsh asked fans to submit their own material and to explain to us all what this man means to them. >> hope and togetherness. >> reporter: among the first of its kind, the film weaves together more than 2,000 submissions all relaying the stories of real fans and their very real conn

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he dances at springsteen concerts.ld forget what christie said in the 2009 campaign when he ran against jon corzine, an illinois-born, manhattan democrat, who once headed goldman sachs. quote: i saw jon corzine leave a bruce springsteen concert early one time. you cannot be from new jersey and have left a bruce springsteen concert early. christie won, of course. he's really from new jersey. >> eric: speaking of presidential elections, the ohio poll worker accused of voting 6 times in the last one is going to prison. we will have a voter fraud update on that case, next. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips' fiber good gummies. they're fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support gularity! i want some... [ woman ] hop on over! [ marge ] fiber the fun way, from phillips'. [ woman ] hop on over! she's always been able it's just her way.day. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be read

and be springsteen, actually, he did a song about youngstown, the ghost of tom -- >> that's the song the book inspired. >> oh, okay. okay. >> and the title's interesting because they were in california, there was a homeless person who was murdered, and the guy was -- he just wanted to see what it felt like to kill someone. >> oh, my god. >> so the homeless gather ored in this park in orange county, and these guys were camped with them, and all of a sudden the police came in to run them off at midnight, and the author said i can't believe they're doing this. and he said, what do you think? is this someplace like america? >> wow. do you know who the author is? >> no, i don't remember. >> are okay. i'll look it up. oh, okay. >> how many rust belt cities did you see that kind of bucked the trend and really didn't have a significant, you know, downfall? >> well, definitely chicago. i devoted a whole chapter to that, and it was from a comment i overherald from people actually working -- overheard from people actually working in a bookstore in the lansing, and they said we're all going to e

clive davis and quincy jones are living legends, launching careers of everyone from bruce springsteen to whitney houston. i sat down with each of them on what is next for the business of music. even when they say it's not it is always about money. melissa: we start today with an icon of the movie business, jerey katzenberg. he is cofounder and ceo of dreamworks animation. the studio sign ad m major multiyear original content deal with netflix. it is the largest deal of its kind in netflix history. it gives members exclusive access of 300 hours of new tv epodes. the dreamworks shows will be inspired by characters from its hit franchises like "shrek" and kung fu panda. the big question, will this deal launch dreamworks animation from a movie studio to a all-out multiplatform media business? that is where i started out when i spoke with jeffrey katzenberg recently. it looks like it will throw off a lot w of revenue for your 100 million in the first year. you think by 25th teen it will kick up to 200 million annually. break break that down for me. how is the cost sucture for me. how is th

in the last presidential election, bruce springsteen, mariah carey give big money to the democrats orgned for the president. now the top pop world has lost luster in the pop world but still a very powerful industry. earlier this week i talked with tommy motola, written a new book called hit maker the man and his music. >> i want to get some insight into the minds of these big pop, rock performers. a person like bruce springsteen and giant liberal guy. >> he is fwig fund-raising guy for the president and very outspoken. >> i tend to think most of the artists look at things these days through that lens. >> bill: it did change, a guy like elvis presley was traditional guy. then the and everything changed. ♪ ♪ >> music industry never has gotten away from that. that has been part of the tag of the culture along with the music, came the parties and rock and roll things and all the things you've read about the rolling stones or lots of those things that people have heard about. >> bill: these people are crazy. they are all nuts. michael jackson kills himself, elvis pretty much killed himself

we are reading a biography of bruce springsteen which said the fund. we are interested in learning a little bit more about his background in new jersey and how he got to be who he is and we are also going to read dan brown's inferno. i think - will enjoy this one. he has a knack for ending his chapters with cliffhangers that make you turn the page. so i think miles will enjoy that a lot and we will have a lot to talk about. it should be a fun summer of reading. >>> next, we sit down with dr. scott atlas of stanford university and the hoover institution to discuss his book "in excellent health." he argues the health care system is much better than the world health organization and others would have you believe. he also takes a critical look at the patient protection and affordable care act commonly known as obamacare and other alternatives like the single payer system. this is about half an hour. ..

here's springsteen in the middle. >> yeah i'm springsteen, rock is prince. >> jimmy: chris rock is princelaughter ] >> jimmy: look at chris rock as prince. he looks pretty good, man. >> got to say, chris rock dressed as prince was bananas because he looked kind ote he had big, long fake eyelashes on him the whole time. and maya rudolph kept saying he looked cute. and rock, like, would get so excited how cute he looked that he started wearing the prince costume to other scenes. [ light laughter ] -- it's really not making sense but -- flappin' his eyes and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my god. i gotta to tell you. i mean, cheri oteri is great in this. >> everybody's -- there's so many. think there's 16 "snl" characters -- >> jimmy: tim meadows is killer in this. >> ellen cleghorne. >> jimmy: love it. >> all the lonely island guys -- a lot of the new cast. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: it's so good. i want to show a clip of the scene here. this is a when you guys first meet up with taylor lautner and the rival gang. >> oh, right, yeah. he's mean to us. >> jimmy: "grown ups 2," check

. >> reporter: the rolling stones, fleetwood mac, bruce springsteen and other classic rock acts are onars removed from their last hit, their boomer fans are still thrilled to see them perform live. >> music is timeless. when you see mick jagger, bruce springsteen, tom petty get on stage and kill it, playing two, three hours shows, night after night, have so much energy, moves like jagger, that's perfect evidence that a rock and roll life-style keeps you young. >> reporter: at 61, the roe speedwagon front man says he and band mates love to play live music. >> takes work to keep the connection strong, because the longer any string gets, easier to lose it. so you've got to want it, you've got to -- i want it now, just as much as i ever did. ♪ >> reporter: the doobie brothers have been on the roads for decades, finding new generations of fans. >> we are fortunate to do this this long, still have great crowds, have them into the music, know the music, either because they were there when the music came out or it was passed down to them, it is kind of cool. ♪ >> reporter: many of the aging ro

springsteen over in europe, sends a song back to the trayvon martin family.rvey, he does a talk show, right? >> yeah. >> talk show people. >> on "the view." >> i don't mind them saying what they're saying. >> i don't have any problem with it at all. >> i draw the line start attacking the fabric of the nation and the fix was in and all of that. harvey, harvey did kind of push it in to that direction. i'd love to talk to harvey about it. he'd never come on. go ahead. >> people get frustrated. i love the piece you wrote in a paper and said something that resonates. these people have a right -- they have a platform. lucky them to speak out and encourage people but inviting them on show they don't show up. >> yep. >> are they actually researching? do they have the facts? do they know what they're talking about? >> i can answer that question. no. >> you can't say that. a lot of people know -- >> no. i can say whatever i want. i'm just like them. i can say it. you know martha? >> love martha. >> over in london running up a huge tab. >> very jealous. >> this is the b

. >> the only key things is we play government ball against the mets every monday and bruce springsteenes to play every tuesday night. >> jon: what! >> and then-- . >> jon: that's my favorite musician. >> we didn't think they would be things that you d

. >> the only key things is we play government ball against the mets every monday and bruce springsteen comes to play every tuesday night. >> jon: what! >> and then-- . >> jon: that's my favorite musician. >> we didn't think they would be things that you would enjoy. that's all. they didn't seem like your kind of thing. >> jon: i want to come home! (cheers and applause) >> we miss you! we love you, jon stewart, ladies and gentlemen. jon stewart. (cheers and applause) >> but we start tonight with the supreme court, landmark rulings yesterday, striking down part of the defense of marriage act and prop 8 in california. a huge day! a huge day for civil rights (cheers and applause) >> and all of this is the subject of tonight's special report. >> yes, yesterday america took a giant bold leap into the present. and it was a 5-4 decision with one judge in particular making the difference. >> the importance of anthony kennedy cannot be overstated. >> there have only been three gay rights, major gay rights decisions in the history of the supreme court. >> all three of those cases were written by

bruce springsteen is a great guy. you know what i mean? you're this civil rights activist and picked up the white guy against me in white media. >> joining me from the state capitol building in florida is legendary singer, songwriter, actor and social activist harry belafonte. he's joined by phillip agnew, executive director of the dream defe defenders. mr. belafonte, i imagine you and your office get calls all the time and requests to show up and support events around the country in support of civil rights and justice. why did you make the decision to go down to florida today? >> first of all, i had the opportunity of meeting phillip, i should say mr. agnew, earlier on. we've talked before, and in the course of our conversations, i got the very strong sense that there was a resolve and a point of view politically that was solidly rooted in the traditions of our nonviolence, as well as in the traditions of our taking on the challenges of the system. and in that conversation, they told me that this would unfold, that they were from here, an

bruce springsteen has two songs in the top five. other artists include the drifters, talking heads. that's your morning's dish of scrambled politics. >>> turning now to the george zimmerman murder trial, two important witnesses took the stand monday in the case against george zimmerman on trial in the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. the witnesses sanford police investigators who conducted multiple interviews with zimmerman shared their thoughts on his version of the story. >> reporter: good morning. george zimmerman, he may still take the stand in this case. he may not, but the jury got to hear his version of events through taped interviews and a video walk-through of the scene. >> he tried to grab my head. >> reporter: prosecutors played video of george zimmerman walking investigators through what he says happened the night trayvon martin was killed. in initial interviews, two detectives nailed down zimmerman's version of events before moving on to more pointed questions and subsequent conversations including why zimmerman didn't identify himself as neighborhood watch to marti

we're both springsteen fans. and interested to learn a little more about his background in new jersey and how he got to be who he is. and we're also going to read dan brown's "inferno" which i think is the ultimate summer beach book. i've read the other dan brown books, and i think miles will enjoy this one. he has a real knack for in his chapters with cliffhangers that make you turn the page. and so i think miles will enjoy that a lot and i think we'll have lots to talk about. there should be a fun summer of reading. >> let us know what you reading this summer. tweet us and the booktv. posted on her facebook page or send us an e-mail at booktv@c-span.org. >> booktv is on facebook. like us to interact with booktv guest interviewers. watch videos and get up-to-date information on events. facebook.com/booktv. you've been watching booktv. 48 hours of programming beginning saturday morning at eight eastern through monday morning at eight eastern. .. >> by representative donna ed

i mean, you see mick jagger in it, bruce springsteen. it's really terrific, and those back-up singers, you cannot give them enough glory. they're awesome. - there you go. movie reviews by angela miles. - my new job. - that's right. - i'll stick with my day job. thanks a lot, erik. come back soon. - thank you. still to come, a trader's view on how earnings after the close last night could move this market this morning. chart talk is next matt cavanuagh of cmz trading is here to give us a heads-up on trading this morning. good morning, matt. - good morning. - and we had earnings coming in after the close from intel, ibm, and ebay. let's start with ebay. what do you see in the charts for this one? - ebay, this is a real interesting one. it was down about 6% after they came out with their earnings. their cbo said that they were facing some headwinds over in europe and also parts of asia. so, really spooked the people. the stock was down 6%, sitting right at both its 50-day and 200-day moving average, so i don't see a lot of support for this

one of his advisers quoted a song by christie's favorite rocker, bruce springsteen.in things are set in stone. everybody knows that would be bruce springsteen's "long walk home." >>> pope francis is defending gay priests saying all gay people should be part of society. on his way home from a week-long trip to brazil he told reporters the church considers homosexual acts to be a sin, but he also said if a person is gay and seeks god and goodwill who am i to judge him. when asked about the possibility of female priests, he said the church has already spoken and says no. >>> pro golfer hunter mahan is celebrating the birth of his first child. in order to be there, he pulled out of a tournament he was prime to win. >> mahan's decision highlights a new trend for athletes the idea that life is more important than a game. >> reporter: this is the moment hunter mahan found out his wife was in labor. >> he's getting a call there. hunter, of course, leading the tournament by two shots. >> reporter: he literally walked away from a $1 million prize and flew to dallas to be with

if they put bruce springsteen or justin timberlake on the cover, we wouldn't be talking about it. >> are you saying justin bieber isn't popular? >> not what they wanted. we got to take a break. when we come back on our special saving america, they are eye dollized, but all too often, sports stars. the latest example, major league baseball slugger, ryan braun, who just this week was suspended for the rest of the season for using performance enhancing drugs. our cameras hit the streets of milwaukee to get reaction from brewers fans. coming up, next. >> guys, one of a growing number of of athletes that lies, thinks he can get waway >>> welcome back. not even the nation's favorite past time is safe from this downward spiral. now, just this week, brewers left fielder ryan braun was suspended without pay for the rest of the season. according to major league baseball, the punishment was handed down because braun used performance enhancing drugs. it's been suspected that the well-known slugger used banned substances, however, he denied it. >> i had done this intentionally or unintentionally,

when you think of rolling stone magazine covers, names like bruce springsteen come to mind, paul mccartney, lady gaga. on august 3rd, they chose the terrorist suspected of killing four, wounding over 260 at the boston marathon during the days that followed. outrage has been widespread, i am heartened by that, with some chains like cvs and walgreen's refusing to sell it. rolling stone editor's responded, i will give you a brief look at it, the story is important to examine complexity of the issue and gain a more complete understanding how a tragedy like this happened. eric, you auditioned during the break, you're fired up about this as well. >> it is outrageous. kid, make k like jim morrison, bob dillon. >> look at the side by side. >> if you had it, pull it up. so they're glorifying the bomber. every kid in the country is going i am not good enough to play guitar or drums and get on the cover of rolling stone, maybe i can blow something up, get on the cover of rolling stone. ultra liberal, don't read it. they do good journalistic work. they take about how he became a monster. >> rolling st

if they put bruce springsteen or justin timberlake on the cover, we wouldn't be talking about it. >> you saying justin bieber isn't popular? >> not what they wanted. we got to take a break. when we come back on our special saving america, they are eye dollized, but all too often, sports stars. the latest example, major league baseball slugger, ryan braun, who just this week was suspended for the rest of the season for using performance enhancing drugs. our cameras hit the streets of milwaukee to get reaction from brewers fans. coming up, next. >> guys, one of a growing number of of athletes that lies, thinks he can get waway uh-oh! guess what day it is?? guess what day it is! huh...anybody? julie! hey...guess what day it is?? ah come on, i know you can hear me. mike mike mike mike mike... what day is it mike? ha ha ha ha ha ha! leslie, guess what today is? it's hump day. whoot whoot! ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? i'd say happier than a camel on wednesday. hump day!!! yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen perce

i was looking for bruce springsteen, i didn't see him. were there again. >> they are cute together. >> bill: are they? >> like danny zucko and sandy in greece. >> tell me about stud. >> bill: they are so cute together. >> bill: who is sandy? >> of course. >> olivia newton john. >> chunky in this one. he looks up. wins her a publish doll. that's exciting. and you know, obama throws like a girlie man so it's nice to watch christie. look at chris, it's tough for him to get into the reflective glory of anybody. i know he has also had the stapling done. obama likes to come in and ask him if he can figure out a way to staple biden's mouth shut. >> y'all are doing something right. >> work at that end of the canal. >> bill: why do you think the president takes time? obviously they are doing the sandy thing and all of that. this is photo on to help him. >> any president would do this. >> bill: you think so. >> center of the netted. ♪ we go together like ramah >> bill: i pretty much don't have anything to do in this segment, i'm going to go out and

a july is a special time, it's a time when deejays think they're very patriotic playing bruce springsteen'swithout listening closely to the lyrics. and america is many things to many people, but since it's america's birthday, it's worth pointing out something that we're not. we're not a christian nation. many think we are. this land was founded by the puritans. they were so up tight that they left england. we do swear in the president on a bible and we cry out god during sex. but america has a long history of not being christian and a longer history of not really acting like it. our constitution does not mention god christianity, and article six pore bits any religious to hold office. george washington was religious. he ratified article 11 of the treaty of tripoli signed by john adams which stated the government of the u.s. was no way founded on the christian religion. they greed agreed on this. they tried to add references to jesus, but in 1874 the house judiciary committee voted it down warning of adding anything into the constitution or frame of government which might be construed to be

springsteen, ken burns and pauley o of the sopranos is 71 today. and if this happened 50 years ago they could have stopped th this, you go, scott walker. this is "viewpoint." >> john: good evening. hey, america, it looks like we're in a really, really, in a race to the bottom. the associated press revealed new survey data which shows four out of five adults, not one out of five, but four out of five adults in america will struggle with unemployment incomes near or below the poverty line, or rely on government assistance at some point in their lives. four to five. a record 46.2 million americans or 15% of the country are poor. that poverty line is an annual income of $23,021 for a family of four. let me repeat that. $23,021 for a family of four. that's our poverty line. think about it. the racial gap of americans li living in poverty has shrunk tremendously. the number of single white mothers in poverty is comparable to single black mothers at 1.5 million. hispanic single mothers in foster hovers around 1.2 million. all of these numbers arrive just

give me bruce springsteen and now we're talking. i really think he's black.hed the wigs he did so with experience. he's been on the forefront of movements for more than six decades. he was there 50 years ago with the march on washington alongside sidney poitier, charlton heston, marlon brando all who used stardom to shine a bright spotlight on the cause for celebrity. this year as we commemorate the 50 year anniversary of that march it has transformed into a moment to call for equality once again. as we push for justice, the bright light of celebrity must add fire, not just heat. joining me now, tim wise, author of "dear white america" associate professor of history north carolina state university and author of "right to ride" and host of the web show on surriosu sirius xm patriot. how valuable are celebrity voices in a racial social justice movement. >> somewhat. i think it's important to get people's attention that normally would not be paying attention. folks who don't follow politics, who don't know who you are and don't watch msnbc. >> shocker. >> aren't

if they put bruce springsteen or justin timberlake on the cover, we wouldn't be talking about it. >> are you saying justin bieber isn't popular? >> not what they wanted. we got to take a break. when we come back on our special saving america, they are eye dollized, but all too often, sports stars. the latest example, major league baseball slugger, ryan braun, who just this week was suspended for the rest of the season for using performance enhancing drugs. our cameras hit the streets of milwaukee to get reaction from brewers fans. coming up, next. >> guys, one of a growing number of of athletes that lies, thinks he can get waway with it. i don't think it's a great example. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from cha. so you can. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. bu

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. ♪ >> there you see rocker bruce springsteen paying honoring trayvon martin.grabbed the sign and said he wanted to send a letter back home for justice for trayvon martin. >> that includes the lyrics you can get killed just for a living in your american skin. >>> we're following another development in the aftermath of the george zimmerman trial, trayvon martin's parents speaking out for the first same since a jury acquitted zimmerman of killing their son. >> they say they were shocked by the outcome of the trial and the grieving parents who say they don't understand how someone could argue self-defense for shooting an unarmed teenager. in an interview this morning sybrina fulton talked about her initial reaction to the verdict. >> i was in a bit of shock. i thought surely that he would be found guilty of second degree murder, manslaughter at the least, but i just knew that they would see that this was a teenager just trying to get home. this was no burglar. this was sobody's son trying to get home. >> you were stunned by the verdict. >> i was stunned. absolutel

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you bigged up this -- bruce springsteen is a great guy.d you just bigged up the white guy against me in the white media. >> yo. it got real friday night on msnbc's "all in with chris hayes." belafonte had this to say. >> i would hope with all my heart that jay-z would not take personally what was said because it was not said about him personally. it was a question asked by a leading -- question given by a member of the press in switzerland. having said that, i would like to take this opportunity to say to jay-z and to beyonce, i'm wide open. my heart is filled with nothing but hope and the promise that we can sit and have a one on one and let's understand each other rather than trying to answer this question and answer these nuances in a public place. >> just think 23 biggie and tupac had handled it that way. back at the table, michael eric dyson, representative barbara lee, anthropology professor jonathan rosa, and elon james white. beef between harry belafonte and jay-z, whose presence is charity. >> i'm one of probably the three people

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dzhokhar tsarnaev on its cover that made him look every bit as appealing as a young bob dylan or bruce springsteender fire. retailers pulling "rolling stone" from the shelf saying it's one thing to seek out controversial covers, but should they draw a line on accused terrorists? >> we're right here where the bombing happened and months later, as you can imagine the pain is still fresh. >> in boston and throughout america, a perception that "rolling stone" is equating dzhokhar tsarnaev with the likes of america's biggest stars. >> the cover called him a monster but sparked an outrage, especially in boston, and prompted a police photographer to release pictures taken of a bloody tsarnaev as he was captured. to discuss this we're joined by keith jenkins, a senior photo director for "national geographic." and in boston we have kevin cullen, a columnist for the "boston globe." kevin, talk to me a little bit, i assume you first saw this cover online as it's for the august 1st issue. what did you think about that picture when you first saw it? >> well, i'll state right off the top that as a journalist i'

bruce springsteen, stevie would not, beyonce who apparently was at the vigil today with reverend sharpton. and mark o'mara put out a statement. so he responded to the president in this way. i'm going on read this. he said our president has clearly indicated he is willing to contribute to the discourse. as we begin this conversation. we want to say this. we cannot talk about race in sound bites. before you cast an opinion about what the president said, be sure to listen to his comments in full before you judge george zimmerman or disparage. joy, last question to you. we have a little time left. what struck me about that is, okay. how about the statement you made a week ago when you said, you know, if george zimmerman had been black, we wouldn't be here essentially. >> i think the problem for mark o'mara. he says that a lot. we need to have this grand conversation on race and he agrees fully. the problem people will have with that is that photo he held up at the end of the trial. it seemed gratuitous to a lot of folks to take a picture of not trayvon martin, the living person, about but one

i picked bruce springsteen, strictly because it was jeans and a t-shirt.happy to see him all wigged up and him in a fake mustache. you're -- >> i was going to be kaj goo or flock of sea gulls. >> and you're one of the miami vice gang. >> yeah. >> it really made the movie. and it kind of -- you know, you sneak heart in there on us, adam. >> sneaky. >> you speak neak it like that the group. it's a film that everyone can go to. hoops is a part of the first one. we're a competitive group here. we're going to have a challenge. kevin, again with the game face. >> i'm -- pass the doughnuts. i'm on to something with meat. but we're going to go. >> we'll see. sam, can you work on that. "grown ups 2" opens this friday. >>> i'm not sure. but it looked like an excuse for them to hang out. good morning, everybody. how are you doing? a future meteorologist? what? let me lean over the fence here. what's your name? >> sara. >> where are you from? >> illinois. >> how would you describe today's weather in times square? >> it's beautiful. it's hot but it's beautiful and sunn

four hours. >> that was bruce springsteen. >> you ran into him?was great. >> stevie van zan, stevie ray vaughan called in from the beyond and told me. sorry, got them mixed up. >> what is going on with the weather? >> that is why i may a mistake, it's the heat. dangerously hot weather big area of high pressure dominating the clockwise winds, and acting like a heat pump and jet extremes to the north. we will see temperatures well over 95 degrees with heat indexes of above 100, we have heat warnings and heat watches from the virginias up to new england, temperatures will feel well over 100 degrees, not only today but into friday. that is dangerous >>> and closer to home meanwhile, about 30 degrees cooler than the numbers you just saw. that will be the highs in san francisco. close to 60 today. lots of low clouds not just around san francisco but almost to concord up and down the tri valley,son jose, morgan hill. those should break up closer to lunchtime. we have a cool afternoon, highs in the 70s. 60s for oakland and san francisco. turning warmer fo