springsteen helps a wung woman on stage. her boyfriend follows, takes the mike and proposes.s! >> yes. springsteen watches, hugs the love birds and then a serenade for the happy couple. >>> an american icon turns 90 today, the hollywood sign in l.a. last year got a kind of facial, 275 gallons of fresh paint. the sign that once said hollywood land up on that hill. later decayed from termites. hugh hefner raised money for the repair. >>> a sports legend died, former heavyweight champion ken norton. there he was with ho ham education ali. the most famous matched called by the legendary howard cosell. it broke alis jaw. norton went on to win the fight in a major upset. after we retired from the ring he became an actor and was nearly cast as rocky's nemesis, apollo creed. norton was 70. >>> when we come back here dolphins and the discovery of a new secret trick. they're even smarter than we thought. anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? ye one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of goo

beginning days touring with sam cooke and bb king, to his close working relationship with bruce springsteen and the "e" street band, gary has entertained millions around the world with his music. now, with his autobiography, "by u.s. bonds," co-written with stephen cooper, we get an inside look at the music and the man. linda ellerbee: i'm a writer today because i was a reader when i was 11 years old, and it

germany's answer to bruce springsteen.has decided to trade the sort of sellout crowds for venues a fraction of the size, and a place where most people could not even spell his name. ♪ on thetent with taking toughest market of them all, the united states, he intends to do it in a different language. my dreams have all come true ♪ >> it relies on the melody. you can stretch it and be more bass. the germans like lyrics to be engineered perfectly. they have to be correct, right, like a porsche. every word has to be correct. it is a very rare and relaxing singing in english. >> the most accurate and are a episode in his life -- the most extraordinary episode in his life he has summed up in a song. a double tragedy at the height of his fame initially threatened to put an end to his career, but took it to new heights. >> my brother and my wife died in the same week, in five days. is itly thing i can say makes you so numb that in a way, it shuts up all the feelings and you just go one the remote control. ♪ as an artist, i was real

germany's answer to bruce springsteen.has decided to trade the sort of sellout crowds for venues a fraction of the size, and a place where most people could not even spell his name. ♪ on thetent with taking toughest market of them all, the united states, he intends to do it in a different language. my dreams have all come true ♪ >> it relies on the melody. you can stretch it and be more bass. the germans like lyrics to be engineered perfectly. they have to be correct, right, like a porsche. every word has to be correct. it is a very rare and relaxing singing in english. >> the most accurate and are a episode in his life -- the most extraordinary episode in his life he has summed up in a song. a double tragedy at the height of his fame initially threatened to put an end to his career, but took it to new heights. >> my brother and my wife died in the same week, in five days. is itly thing i can say makes you so numb that in a way, it shuts up all the feelings and you just go one the remote control. ♪ as an artist, i was real

i and a stand that springsteen was not responsible but the obvious comparison between oppression and of america played a big part. our economy probably played a bigger part. the people of the soviet bloc led to what we had. these influences working and they don't radicalized by killing their neighbors. hopefully they will not bankrupt just the way war may. let our musec play let neocons donate books of ideas that dictators haiti and let inventions like this one exposed isolated people to the wonders of the free world. there are times when we have to go to war. this is not one of the times. i want us to be engaged in the world without being in charge of it. that is our show. that is our show. good night. [dave gentry] hello i'm dave gentry! welcome to small stocks and big money. [intro music] [intro music] [intro music] [dave gentry] i hope all of you are having a great week, thanks for coming back we've got a great show tonight. first, a redchip nation news update on a few of our companies. profire energy announced record revenue and eaings for the first quarter of fiscal 2014. they

i and a stand that springsteen was not responsible but the obvious comparison between oppression and of america played a big part. our economy probably played a bigger part. the people of the soviet bloc led to what we had. these influences working and they don't radicalized by killing their neighbors. hopefully they will not bankrupt just the way war may. let our musec play let neocons donate books of ideas that dictators haiti and let inventions like this one exposed isolated people to the wonders of the free world. there are times when we have to go to war. this is not one of those times. i want us to be engaged in the world without being in charge of it. that is our show. good night.

i and a stand that springsteen was not responsible but the obvious comparison between oppression anda played a big part. our economy probably played a bigger part. the people of the soviet bloc led to what we had. these influences working and they don't radicalized by killing their neighbors. hopefully they will not bankrupt just the way war may. let our musec play let neocons donate books of ideas that dictators haiti and let inventions like this one exposed isolated people to the wonders of the free world. there are times when we have to go to war. this is not one of those times. i want us to be engaged in the world without being in charge of it. that is our show. good night. cheerleader. is it a sport? >> that conversation continues. we can't stop. >> have a great weekend. >>> two weeks away from obama care ticking into high gear and unions kicking up a fuss. >> but we'll be damned if we're going to lose our health insurance because of unintended consequences in a law. it needs to be changed, it needs to be fixed and it needs to be fixed now, brothers and sisters. >> labor leaders

i and a stand that springsteen was not responsible but the obvious comparison between oppression andayed a big part. our economy probably played a bigger part. the people of the soviet bloc led to what we had. these influences working and they don't radicalized by killing their neighbors. hopefully they will not bankrupt just the way war may. let our musec play let neocons donate books of ideas that dictators haiti and let inventions like this one exposed isolated people to the wonders of the free world. there are times when we have to go to war. this is not one of those times. i want us to be engaged in the world without being in charge of it. that is our show. that is our show. appearing visibly pleased. he said i wouldn't be -- >> john: i'm john roberts in for chris wallace. the u.s. and russia hammer out a tentative deal on syria after the president puts a vote and strike on hold. >> this initiative has the potential to remove the threat of chemical weapons without the use of force. >> the united states and russia are committed to the elimination of syrian chemical weapons in the

i and a stand that springsteen was not responsible but the obvious comparison between oppreion and the played a big part. our economy probably played a bigger part. the people of the soviet bloc led to what we had. these influences working and they don't radicalized by killing their neighbors. hopefully they will not bankrupt just the way war may. let our musec play let neocons donate books of ideas that dictators haiti and let inventions like this one exposed isolated people to the wonders of the free world. there are times when we have to go to war. this is not one of those times. i want us to be engaged in the world without being in charge of it. that is our show. good night. >>> do you remember when our embassy staff was taken hostage in tehran. without firing a shot hostages released the day ronald reagan was inaugurated. how important is it to have the right person in the white house? we're talking about strong leadership with herman cain right here, right now. >>> than for joining us. the iranian hostage crisis was a long time ago but are there lessons to learn from that. a lot

i and a stand that springsteen was not responsible but the obvious comparison between oppression andf america played a big part. our economy probably played a bigger part. the people of the soviet bloc led to what we had. these influences working and they don't radicalized by killing their neighbors. hopefully they will not bankrupt just the way war may. let our musec play let neocons donate books of ideas that dictators haiti and let inventions like this one exposed isolated people to the wonders of the free world. there are times when we have to go to war. this is not one of those times. i want us to be engaged in the world without being in charge of it. that is our show. good night. lou: good evening. thank you for being with us. the internal revenue service scandal may have been blown wide open today. the tax agency targeting of conservatives and tea party groups and those responding t some rponse overcoming their this hour. e-mails between former executive organization's director and her staff reveal the targeting of conservative groups being politically motivated. one such e-ma

rocker bruce springsteen turns 64. and actor mickey rooney is 93. keep it here. thanks for watching "early today." have a overnight less than an hour ago explosions and gun fire heard from inside the shopping mall where islamist militants are holding people hostage. the latest details next. >> i wanted to let it be known this is a problem and something that i will get fixed. >> plus, 49ers all pro linebacker aldon smith apologizes for his recent arrest, now it's unknown when he will return to the field. and san bruno neighborhood on edge this morning after a gas line break. pg&e crews working to cap it off. we'll have the latest details. >> a live look outside at san francio'

nfl would have chosen a more high-profile new york talent, billy joel, bon jovi, or maybe bruce springsteen, as a new yorker, i'm kind of happy. >> i know what you mean. you're happy? >> i am. >>> we welcome back the view this morning. with the new host, jenny mccarthy. she'll be joined by someone special, her new beau, donnie wahlberg. >> he's promoting his show, "blue bloods" now in its fourth season. bloods, now if its fourth season. [ male announcer ] we'll be with her all day to see how it goes. [ claira ] after the deliveries, i was okay. now the ciabatta is done and the pain is starting again. more pills? seriously? seriously. [ groans ] all these stops to take more pills can be a pain. can i get my aleve back? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. for my pai♪, i want my aleve. ♪ i've got something for you too. (announcer) fancy feast delights with cheddar. a meal that is sure to delight your cheese lover. now available in the classic form she loves. fancy feast. the best ingredient is love. for over 30 years. and it's now the mo

"all the great things that happened before i met you-- "my family, my friends, bruce springsteen, the usual, still hungry." "and then i met you. "you are my seconds. "and i know it's hard to believe i'd stop at seconds, "but you're so great and i love you so much, i'm finally, totally full." i guess what i'm trying to say is, i love you... and... it's good to be with you, and good luck to you. thank you. and, now, carrie has some words that she'd like to share. oh... i'm an idiot. for the past couple days i convinced myself that... i needed a sign from god to marry you, but... i don't need that. my sign is... the way you make me laugh. my sign is the way you make me feel safe. my sign is the way i fit perfectly under your arm when we're on the couch. i know you can't be sure of anything in life, but looking at you now with your puppy-dog eyes and your shiny shoes that i know you can't wait to get out of, that we were meant to be together. may doug and carrie see long and happy days and be united forever in the kingdom of your glory. i now pronounce you husband and wife. you may kiss t

they ensure everything from ships to the voice of bruce springsteen to the tune of $6 million.nings and i spoke with john nelson and asked him why profits were lower for the first half of this year. >> the first half, the business is in, the high risk end of specialist insurance. we had a relatively benign first task and very few catastrophe claims. underwriting profits were up 26%. that was counterbalanced by the investment returns being significantly down. the return in the first six months from 1.2% to 1.5%, that was caused by market conditions. in general, the late's market where we hold assets to pay claims and they have to be cash, credit, relatively short corporate bonds and sovereign bonds and because of the site, up the first half of the year on mark to market basis they were sharing marked downs investment returns but for the insurance industry and for lloyd's in particular, it would be helpful if we saw a slight increase in interest rates. and it would be beneficial to the insurance. >> you do business in 200 countries. and it is interesting that not only are you see

i was looking for bruce springsteen, didn't see him. buddies were interest there again. >> they're cute together. like danny zucko and sandy in "grease". >> bill: what is sandy? which one. >> a little chunky in this one. >> you know, obama throws like a girly man. nice to watch christie. look at chris. it's tough for him to get into reflective glory of anyone. i think he's had stapling done. i know obama wants to ask him how he can staple biden's mouth shut. >> bill: why do you think the president takes time? they're doing the sandy thing but this is a photo op. >> yes. any president would do this. >> bill: you think so? >> yes. >> bill: you think so? >> of course with scandals for god's sakes. does it help president owe obama being seen with chris christie? >> this guy is -- oob thoob is, i don't know. i don't know if it meant anything to you. >> they both can serve like this, do you what i mean? chris gets something out of it. he looks like an open minded guy. >> bill: he's running again. okay. >> also, christie when you're north of 4

now he's in his 50s and he wants to be bruce springsteen. hour. so it's really quite sweet and sad in a way. >> jimmy: but what's fun about art imitating -- or life imitating art, or whatever -- is that you are going to go on tour as david brent? is this a possibility? >> i'm going to do some gigs now, yeah. because, really, i just -- i love the idea. >> jimmy: i cannot wait to see this. [ applause ] >> yeah, i'm -- i'm definitely -- i'm definitely going to come here and do it. just some small, secret little gigs. just to get out there. >> jimmy: do you have enough songs? >> yeah, i've got about 10, 15. >> jimmy: no way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that is so fun. >> i love -- i mean, it's -- i'm a failed rock star, you know? but i love writing songs for brent because you've got a get-out clause. and you can write the most ridiculous lyrics. >> jimmy: and, like, it's not me. it's my character. >> yeah, yeah, exactly. >> jimmy: my character, yeah. david brent. >> jimmy: man, oh, man, do i love "derek." >> oh, thank you. >> jimmy: i think it's one of t

. >>> bruce springsteen tweets all the time and has nothing to say about syria.an sarandon tweets about violence against children but nothing about syria. george clooney was asked about the syria situation and he dodged the situation. janni jannine garofalo, nothing. ed asner, why aren't your fellow lefties joining us? >> maybe they feel they don't need the majority voice to be heard on this issue. it certainly looks like you, me and a lot of other people are opposed to involvement. because we're sick of war, that's why. >> well, all right. i'm not opposed as long as the involvement makes sense. so i want to see what exactly it would be. but you said -- correct me if i'm wrong here because i'm taking it from the "hollywood reporter," they might have misquoted you or whatever. you said there might have been an element of fear with the hollywood left because they don't want to criticize the president because he's a black man, he's their guy, they're treading softly. is that true? >> well, i think that i don't have the gauge to measure it. i certainly think it does

. >> springsteen did it in 2009. it's fine. so -- >> but i don't think bon jovi ever has, has he?e. he's only had two albums so he has fewer songs to draw upon. >> he has a lot of hits off the album. >> anybody that sees him at an awards show he brings it. >> remember when he did "snl" he was so talented. >> and he can do impressions of other singers. i think he will do other covers or have a lot of guests. >> he will put on a great show. >> let's talk "50 shades" -- >> how did rehab go over the weekend? >> i fell. >> so people have had their panties in a bunch about the casting for "50 shades of grey" as you know. i think it should have been gilbert gottfried. i'm going around you now. he read the audio book as a joke on-line. >> that's funny. >> charlie is finally speaking about the casting of "50 shades of grey" and said there was tangible chemistry between him and dakota johnson. >> when they did a screen test. >> there has to be a makeout test when doing this movie. >> you have to do a couple scenes. >> exciting, fun, weird and compelling. >> compelling. >> he implied he kind

spottify makes the argument that look, it's like renting, if you buy a bruce springsteen album and listen to it 10,000 times, how much per listen did you pay for and if you're getting a nickel a track on spottify, over time over 10 years, that might actually add up to a lot of money. >> i want to get one last question in. we're seeing big brands. >> you don't get a nickel a track on spottify, all rights holders, the record labels, artists get about .6 of a cent. >> half a cent, you're right, yeah. >> 110th of that. but spottify, yes, could be the way, but the rails need to go up, and they need to pay higher rates. spottify is the right idea, it just doesn't pay enough by my back of the match book calculation. >> guys, we're going to have to leave it there. certainly the big brand nails are still making a lot of money, the rihannas and stay lower swifts of the word. it wasn't long ago, artists were getting $3 million deals and those days are long gone. appreciate you being with us tonight. >> consider are this will be right back. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest

bruce springsteen turns 64 today. you're looking at video from his concert in rio saturday night. and there is some resolution tonight in the case of an american idol versus the british government. kelly clarkson bought this ring at an auction last year. jane austin had been in her family since the author died in 1817. earlier this year, the british government banned in to taking that ring and hopes money could be raised to keep it in that country. now the house museum has done just that. there is about 250,000. are you kidding me? >> why did they let it go in the first place? >> evidently outbid them. if she wants to go there and play a concert and wants someone to see her, she needs to make that right. i'm just saying. the u.s. postal service is honoring the late singer and song writer, ray charles. they plan to feature the pioneer on its stamp series. the native died back in 2004. >> no one likes the smell of exhaust, but find out why it's part of a bigger problem in part of our area. but first, the government puts the brakes on a popular breast cancer medication. you want to s

if you buy a bruce springsteen album and listen to it 10,000 times how much per time listening did you pay for it, if you are getting a nickel per track, which i think is about right, other ten years that might actually add up to a lot of money. get about .6 of a cents. >> half a cent, forgive me, yeah. >> 110th of that, but spotify could be the way, but the rates need to go up. and they need to pay a higher rate. i am sort of agnostic on spotify it is the right idea, it just doesn't pay quite enough. h h

eagles, fleetwood mac, bruce springsteen. this could effect the bottom lines of music companies.ho represents dr. dre saying there are massive renegotiations going on under the radar because the record companies don't want to lose another 60 years of copyright on it. willis isn't sure what he'll do with the rights of the songs he regained control of but he might stop the current group touring as village people, at least in the united states which could set up a macho, macho man standoff other royalties. >> thanks so much. here's the macho man himself behind the victorious lawsuit. joining us, original singer of the village people, victor willis. thanks for joining us. >> hi. good afternoon. how are you? >> how much money could this mean to you annually? >> i couldn't really say, you know, depends on how the songs are played. >> they get played at yankee stadium about 160 blocks from where we're sitting down here at the new york stock exchange. every yankee home game they play your song at some point during the game at a break in the action. are you going to get paid now every tim

many are asking why not a major act from new york or jersey like bruce springsteen, bon jovi or billyt is when i go to the bathroom. >> sir patrick stewart. the actor married his long time girlfriend and mr. stewart is 73 and she is 35. they have been together since 2009. don't have any run-of-the-mill minister to do the honors here. the captain is the leader of professor x. he got fellow actor sir ian mcclellan to do the honors and marry them. he married the two. look at that. they seem like a very happy couple. >> i don't know. she is 35 and he is 73. as i was reading the story, i thought, a huge age difference. but i have to say when i saw the picture, he looks really good! >> they look like they are in love. >> do you think they will have children? do you think? >> they look like they are in love. congratulations to them. that is our official statement from "early start." that is all from us this morning. >> take it away, chris and kate. >> one question, do they look like they are in love, john? >> they look like they are in love. >> look how far berman is leaning away. lean back

we'll look at a company behind audio equipment used by big name acts like springsteen and aerosmith.bs are in media industry. thatthat is a live band, folks. we'll take you there in a moment. ♪ whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in. with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our siness. od. helping the world keep promises. david: well investing in the media world during the past year has been a great move but trying to find a career in that industry could be a little bit after challenge unless you speak to mr. jeff flock, kind of the new head hunter for that field. he joins us live from niles illinois. @'m shouting because you're right in front after live band, jeff. >> we may have made a locational error, david, but i'll tell you, the folks at companies like shur he. e, you know the microphones. you probably spent a good amount of time talking into them opposed to singing into them like a lot of big stars. shure microphones, they make more microphones than anybody else i

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. ♪ >>> bruce springsteen is in the boss, but in brazil he helped a fan become a fiance.a man on stage to propose to his girlfriend while performing "she's the one." and it paid off. she said yes, and no word if bruce is invited to be the best man, but that's pretty cool. love it. >> very cool. welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour, grand schefft theft auto v working to break records with 13 million copies already sold. gayle is getting a tutorial. we'll talk with a video game critic about why this game is so popular and controversial. >> you know what they say, don't put all your eggs in one basket? a lab in california is looking to replace all eggs in your kitchen. see what it means for your tie et and your wallet. that's ahead. >>> a new jersey judge's side job as an actor and stand-up comic raises ethical questions. the state's highest court ruled he cannot do both. that left him with a difficult decision, the stage or the bench. he shares his choice with our terrell brown. >> reporter: he's been living something of a double life. municipal c

as for music, i had a record player with vinyl disks, classics like bruce springsteen, billy joel, and but reo speedwagon was on knot on the play list. yes, it's true, i slipped into the disco, studio 54. ♪ we are family > >> can you believe that? >> i can't. i probably used up all my dancing energy. i was on the wrestling team. i was a tackling dummy for the rest of the team. i did my best. i went out there. after i broke my nose for the third time, i switched gears. soccer was my other sport in high school. columbia's team was really good. here's the team today. so i participated by moving here, to the press box. doing play by play for our radio station, wkcr. hello, everybody, i'm barry waldman along with george stephanopoulos. >> it was a lot of fun. i never would have thought then. i just did it for fun, that i would end up with a big part of my career in broadcasting. ♪ on rock eternal >> any time i walk through that courtyard, it brings me back. the first faint whiff of fall in the air. that is where i would love to be. when i look back at my life, going to columbia is right up

some think a local star like billy joel bruce springsteen or bon jovi would be more appropriate.e against syria. assad spoke with charlie rose on sunday. he asked the president how he's changed over the years and why many consider him to be a butcher. >> when i first interviewed you, there was talk of bashar al assad, he's the hope. that's not what they say anymore. >> who? >> people who write about you, talk about you, people who analyze syria and your regime. >> exactly. so the hope for american is different from the hope of syrians. for me i should be hope for syrian. neither american or french. i'm president to help syrian people, so this question should start from the hope of the syrian people and if there's any change regarding that help we should ask the syrian people not anyone else in the world. >> but now they say, their words, a butcher. comparisons to the worst dictators to ever walk on the face of the earth, comparing you to them. using weapons that go beyond war fafrmt everything they could say bad about a dictator they're now saying about you. >> first of all, when

adam: the rolling stones, bruce springsteen, madonna, u2. nfl announcement that has many people saying bruno mars? ♪ lori: stocks now as we do every 15 minutes. let's head to the floor of the new york stock exchange and nicole petallides who has got changes to the s&p 500 roster that could affect things, nicole. >> in this case we're watching delta very closely. delta will be going into the s&p 500 at the close of trading tomorrow. it is up over 7% today. that is a huge move for delta. bmc software will be coming out. this is after being bought by bain capital. what is so interesting about delta going into the s&p, the most obvious people are buying it, portfolio managers, have to mimic s&p 500 members, delta obviously going into that. the other thing is big picture about the delta story. it is only other, other than southwest airlines the only other airline in the s&p 500. obviously came out of bankruptcy. reduced debt. restarted the dividend payments and is back into the index, s&p 500 index. it was actually dropped in august of 2005 ahead