so when bruce springsteen announces he's going on a book tour and is going to and bookstores, we are proud to say we are one of those 10 bookstores. >> first i want to say what a thrill it is to be speaking at powell and the life of an author there, various milestones, they are not particularly happy ones. rejection, there's a young man in the back here helped rescue the book early on. but anyway, once you do get a little bit of momentum, thought that you would one day's be speaking at powell's is amazing so i'm thrilled to be here. this is one of the things on my bucket list and thank you so much for coming out. >> keep doing what we've always done which is we are passionate about the books that we sell. where passionate about the ability to hold a book in your hand and look at that book and the serendipity that comes with having this incredible assortment of books so when you are walking down aisles at the bookstore, you have 100 opportunities every minute for your eyes to catch on a different title, different author, different picture and that serendipity opens up a world to any s

so, when bruce springsteen goes on a book store and is going to ten book stores we are proud to say we're one of those ten book stores. >> i want to say what a thrill it is to be speaking at powell's. in the life of an author there are various milestones, usually milestones are not particularly happy ones. rejection, digging nord, a young man in the book there who helped rescue the book early on, but anyway, once you do find -- get a little momentum, the thought that you would one day be speaking at powell's is amazing. this is one of the things on my bucket list and thank you for coming out. >> we keep doing what we have always done which is we're passionate about the books we sell, we're passion informant about the ability to hold the book in your hand and look at that book, and the serendipity that comes with having this incredible asoresment of books when you're walking down an aisle of this book store you have 100 opportunities every minute for your eye to catch on a different title, different author, different picture, and that's serendipity opens up a world to any shopper that is n

another one from bruce springsteen one of the best physicians and philosophers and i am also in the middle of the gettysburg campaign and the crossing of the river and the last book that i will read this summer is the new jim crow about criminal justice reform here in united states. >> what interested you in the bruce springsteen story?. >> i have been a fan since 781 of my first concerts' was thanksgiving eve 19801 of the best rates of my life my cousin was killed and 9/11 we toddy to other springsteen songs but what went into shaping and molding of the lyrics and the music . >> i am the director here at the commonwealth club welcome to today's conversation the author of the of book wild ride in the executive editor of fortune. if you have not noticed it has not been quietly lisa lehr especially excited he is speaking tonight with the executive editor of the podcast who has been hot on

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springsteen fan since 1978 and one of my first concerts' from thanksgiving eve 19801 of the best nights of my life my best friend that was killed and 9/11 replayed guitar together. so what went into shaping and molding that music i look forward to finishing that. . >> with your book the hodgepodge of past reform movements to have strategic behavior's the action of canapes professionals say and contributors so can you break that down?. >> probably the most recent to create those rules and with better process they were using and with those presidential primaries in the '70s to change that process of the national process where the candidates to do well in the early primaries cop could do better in the subsequent primaries to watch the race unfold across the nation. and there were no national rules sometimes they were appointed many of them were appointed before the election there are only 15 or 16 presidential primaries that the time but even then the connection of the primary may not be directly related of who was sent to the convention so the process had to be timely within the election

from that i got bruce springsteen on born to run and produced patty smith's album. so in four years i worked with three of the greatest minds in popular culture in the last hundred years. three of the greatest. possibly top five or top ten, you know. they're incredible people. that's what i want to say. they're incredible people. that was my college jairks and i learned a lot about taste. i learned a lot about how to look at talent, how to treat talent and experience it. >> rose: tell me how you look at talent and treat talent. >> you learn one thing when you work with people that great, which side of the glass is more important. you learn that immediately. you know they're more talented than you, end of story. >> rose: didn't take you lock to figure that out. >> no. i went through the rest of my life like that. then you become of service and you learn and you help them make their record and you care about their music as much as they do, because i felt, what do i have for these people except that? >> rose: here's what you've said, i think the rolling stones in 2012,

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this is basically your jersey shore bungalow on wheels with the springsteen name.he east street shuttle. does it get any more jersey than that? this brings back all kinds of memories of riding the bus in school and also beach bungalows that i i spent so much time in, crashing on couches, crashing on floors, good times. good times. patrick burke, refugee from the newspaper industry, like myself, started this company a year and a half ago. and now he has three buses including this former big yellow school bus that he found on craigslist. the buses are busy carting around groups of party years like this group of my fellow gen xers were heading to a brian adams concert. >> yeah, let's go. read the bus for an evening and you can travel and drink while cruising down the road seated in an antique railroad bench. scammers from upstate new york or, a repurposed church pew. >> someone once said this buses nice of the my apartment. >> it's comfortable, it's relaxed. people get a nice response every time they come on. i find a lot of stuff online through craigslist. you know w

i just started reading born to run by bruce springsteen, one of my all-time favorite musicians and noter ifs. philosophers. someone i've loved for about 40 years now. i'm also in the middle of the fredericksburg campaign, the campaign of mary's heights and the crossing of the river down in fredericksburg, virginia. civil war book. and the last book i intend to read this summer is the new jim crow about criminal justice reform near the united states. >> what sparked your interest in the bruce springsteen story? >> well, i've been a fan since roughly about 1978. and i've, one of my first concerts was the concert thanksgiving eve in 1980, one of the most memorable nights of my life. it brings me back to my cousin, john moran, who was killed on nerve. he and i -- on nerve. he and i played guitar togetherful really learning more about his life and what went into shaping and molding that mind that has create such great musical lyrics and music. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading. send us your summer reading list via twitter @booktv or instagram @book underscore tv. or post it to our f

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. >> i have been the springsteen fan since 1978 and one of my first concerts' from thanksgiving eve 19801 of the best nights of my life my best friend that was killed and 9/11 replayed guitar together. so what went into shaping and molding that music i look forward to finishing that.

matt says bruce springsteen for a ticket at the front row.lly you walk past the queue in the park and it's notjust a small queue, this is a queue that goes on, 600, 700 metres, even more. the pictures are like glastonbury actually. camping. a very smart glastonbury. fantastic. dominic, thank you very much. that's it from business live today. we'll see you again tomorrow. good morning. we started offjuly on a decent note across most parts of the uk and, as we go through this week, for many, we should see some good spunny spells. rain around on tuesday before it starts to turn hot and humid. this morning is cloudy. a weather front turns south and east, bring ago few showers more than anything as we go into the afternoon across southern and eastern areas. plenty of dry weather with some sunshine. by 4 o'clock this afternoon, there could be quite a bit of cloud across cornwall. looking largely fine and dry in devon. sunny spells for wales, the midlands, northern parts of england and much of scotland. in northern ireland, you will start to see the

and one of my all-time favorite musicians bruce springsteen and of philosophers and i am also in theiddle of the fredericksburg campaign and the crossing of a river with the virginia civil war and then the last book is the new jim-crow about criminal justice reform. >> what sparked your interest in the bruce springsteen story?. >> i have been aphelion since about 78 and one of my first concerts that thanksgiving eve one of the best nights of my life and it brings me back to john on 9/11 who was killed but to learn about his life and to shape and mold those lyrics and music . >> so i was just biding my time and waiting that in the arab world is what we see from the other people we didn't have our own content at that time it does seem weird but just bits and pieces taken from television or other countries so he wanted to produce original content so why don't you write something? said he came to me and i was his friend and he said according to him i had a way with people i like reading about we did stuff -- weird stuff so you could not do political satire so and also with religion. [lau

. >> yes, it did springsteen does. >> manfred mann. >> we can't play either one. springsteen owns the song. >> david, do you think cable is heating up >> what does that even mean? which part of it the distributors or programmers? >> the company we work for has become a genuine battleground and i have people who say you've got to go long comcast and you've got to short comcast. by the way, john ledger tweets me, jim, which is dumber, verizon or att am i the arbiter of who's dumb & dumber? he thinks i'm petey. >> a customer said i'm about to go crazy on twitter, regarding customer service he gave them his personal e-mail said e-mail me @john.ledger. >> saw that, too we were all included on that. >> maybe the only ceo who does that. >> facebook going down in sync with alphabet entirely i question that. >> concerns about margins, i guess. not necessarily right but -- >> money flows out of tech betting that they would talk about -- other bets have been cut down betting they would have substance to their cloud business betting that they've been monetized, youtube at a h

. >> if they failed to come back in this one, their springsteen lyrics fees and have one step up, two steps back will continue, or something like tha that. we talk about it when we went on the air and just when it appears that the momentum is starting to swing and they're going to get started on a big tying run, brian hits two home runs yesterday, jake arrieta coming off a start of the year on sunday. and there's a night like this. >> they need the break. there are certain teams that don't need the break. we'll see what the big difference has been. toen me it's an era that doesn't show the whole pitcher because the starters era has been the biggest contributor to that. it could come at a good time for a lot of guys who need to reset and get some time off. you're talking what a team that, since the world series, if there's one thing that has been difficult it's all the time occupied by all the fields distractions and requests. all the different things that come with success. certainly everybody wants your time. we talked to brian about that. about how, as a young player, do you manage

they failed to come back in this one, their springsteen lyrics fees and have one step up, two steps back will continue, or something like tha that. we talk about it when we went on the air and just when it appears that the momentum is starting to swing and they're going to get started on a big tying run, brian hits two home runs yesterday, jake arrieta coming off a start of the year on sunday. and there's a night like this. >> they need the break. there are certain teams that don't need the break. we'll see what the big difference has been. toen me it's an era that doesn't show the the starters era has been the biggest contributor to that. it could come at a good time for a lot of guys who need to reset and get some time off. you're talking what a team that, since the world series, if there's one thing that has been difficult it's all the time occupied by all the fields distractions and requests. all the different things that come with success. certainly everybody wants your time. we talked to brian about that. about how, as a young player, do you manage your time. he said it's certainly

bruce springsteen. topic number 4. is the dog named lily who refused to let flash floods stop her from getting her toy. things were looking quite grim when lily surveyed the situation. but nevertheless she per 1eu69ed and jumped right in. there you go, lily, go get'em girl. her owner was so proud of the dog she rewarded her with a new chew toy. if you see her, please give us a call. topic number 5. finally i would like to wish the happiest birthday to wendy williams. iconic talk show host is turning 53 and her nose, cheeks and bres are turning 10. she was just a struggling deejay until she started dating our cameraman clark. i should point out that days also the birthday of rapper hurricanes a who was named after hillary clinton's email server. coming you have i'll tell you about my weekend triathlon adventure. grab some gatorade and sponge off. off. it's happeningngngngng today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes af

the july 4th holiday and in new jersey that means the shore, and springsteen tunes.ith the radio except for the new jersey governor and invited guests. >> last monday, a week ago today, no matter what happened we were coming here as a family this weekend. this is where we live. one of the places we live. and so what a great bit of journalism by the "star ledger," actually caught a politician being where he said he was going to be with the people he said he was going to be with. his wife and his children and their friends. so -- it's really a bit of -- i'm sure they'll get a pulitzer for this one. >> that's governor christie, a business surly, if you didn't notice, trying to justify these pictures. he and his family alone toes in the sand while the rest of the state, couch-ridden barred from the beaches after christie closed all public tourists attractions. if those weren't enough, this will. the governor insists he wasn't doing what you just saw him doing. tanning. >> no. i didn't get any sun today. i'm done. we're talking about the closure of government. and you're

close third jersey boy, bruce springsteen. drake and adele fourth and fifth spot.bieber while luke bryan and kanye west. she posted first photo of kids on instam gram and reveals the names of babies. they have the names lea copyrighted. lea: of course, they did. first name admiral and general so they always had rank. cheryl: that's very smart. lea: maybely copyright it. floyd mayweather jr. and connor mcgregor tour hitting new york city on third stop, two unleash more attacks on last night building up interest in their fight. the match is scheduled for august 26th in las vegas. williams will play for the wimbledon title and meanwhile the men's semifinal to take place later this morning n. baseball chicago cubs acquiring josÉ in major trade in exchange the cubs sent four prospects, posted a career high of 13 wins last season and made first all-star team. cheryl: well, jim grant speaking with our own maria bartiromo on "wall street week" about federal reserve and the stock market. grant says he's got some concerns. >> there's more risks than reward in this market, i'

. >>> as bruce springsteen said down the shore everything is all right. except not really today.the shore in new jersey the state beaches are closed because new jersey is one of nine states that have not passed a budget. chris christie, new jersey has, decided to shut down the beaches and state parks, most of them. he has come under heavy criticism after he and his family were photographed enjoying the sand while it was shut down to the residents. >> the governor has two residences in new jersey. one down at the beach at the state park and one other. the governor is allowed to go to his residences. i'm at my residence. i'll tell you this, i said last monday a week ago today no matter what happened we were coming here as a family this weekend. this is where we live. >> christie has a 15% approval rating, just listen to one of his constituents. >> he just doesn't care anymore. he's at a point he's checked out. that's fine, that's his prerogative. there's six months left. i hope he focuses on it. it just doesn't feel that way. >> a statehouse reporter for the record joins me now. ch

matt's point, springsteen, i'll come up with a third reason. >> bon jovy.we can go on and on. i guess the larger point here is that i wanted to get to was really about sort of faith in institutions and how we feel as americans about the people that we elect to represent us. and what can our expectations be? are we at a point where we expect so little. so little of our politicians and not just in terms of what they do, but in terms of what they say. what they tweet. what they do in a press conference that none of it m matters any more. >> that's a really interesting point. these are people who are elected to serve the people and also paid by taxpayers. when you look at what congress has to do and just taking congress, for example. because they're on recess this week. what they have to do in the next 30 days before they go on another congressional recess for a month, basic tasks of governing. passing a budget. the debt ceiling. working on health care. something that they promised to do for the past seven years. when the people, american people look at this an

bruce springsteen had done and anti-nuclear concert in central park. mrs. thatcher had pressure in britain. like thece pressure germans. the courage they had to stand up , to large segments of their own people. on remaining part of the west when the temptation to neutrality was so powerful for so many years and also the insistence, the explicit insistence, given all of german history on creating a good society. that is one of the most impressive efforts in human history. >> all right. all done. >> let me ask one more question and then open it up to all of you. peter, it's a question that is a bit of a bank shot. in an era of 140 characters and 24 hour news cycles. do presidential speech is still matter the way they did 30 years ago? could a future president or this president give a speech like the one ronald reagan delivered in west berlin and had people talking about it 30 years from now? or are we just in a different era? >> the short answer is, we will find out. my own suspicion -- the longer answer -- speeches have to matter still. to hear i would love

behind a lot of what you said tonight is the idea that we are all in this together to quote bruce springsteen if nobody wins, unless everyone wins. there is a concept of team humanity that we all share. that idea is actually recent historical and it's far from universal today. it's possible that there are people who don't think in terms of team vanity but instead think in terms of this revival of team trump for a name out of the hat. >> random, no less. >> so, it seems to me that it's not just a question of consciousness but the idea that were all in it together and i share which is a question of convincing and it's not perfect. he said it's ethical but it needs to be -- people need to be convinced, carefully taught. >> absolutely. you've identified one of the really tricky problems here. it's not enough to have a solution that you and i can agree is a great solution that you and i and the people in this room might all come up with a plan that really would solve global warming and solve some of these other problems. in fact, i think there are such solutions that exist but that's not enough. h

. >> ♪ >> the boss, bruce springsteen , took third spot here 42.2 million-dollar.re you blaming me, why did you say alex. and, sorry, you guys, we have learn something about thomas and now we won't be able to forget it. >> close second was this iconic group. >> ♪ >> guns and roses took number two spot, the group earned 42.3 million-dollar, and number one highest paid singer in 2016 is. >> ♪ >> all hail the queen beyonce topped list with 62.1 million-dollar. all that will go drawn drain because now she has three kid. bill board says thanks to the sold out formation world tour which was an all stadium. she sold out link. it was her sixth album lemonade and then comes thomas >> way down the list. >> at least you are on the list. >> and then there is richard. >> good morning. >> hey guys good morning, now listen i told you before i'm so excited for sunday because hbo game of thrones is roaring back, on to our screens. now look a local restaurant is just as excited they are hosting a brunch of thrones. you pick a house, team whatever it is you can be part of where we're

and tupac, we got to see jay getting to his career where we got to see mcjagger got to and bruce springsteends and icons, they don't fall off. some of their leader albums will be better than others. this happens to be one that's really hip, it hits it with the tone and follow in and chance and kendrick had been doing. it had something more powerful. it is great moment, i am excited about it. >> this album is not the first time that jay put his mother's voice on the record. he had her speaking in songs. but, man did they go further. i am going to read to you what's gotten a lot of attention because she comes out, she's obviously, his mother and comes out and talk about being gay and live living in the shadow and the world is changing. living in the shadow, feels like it is a safe place to be and no harm for them or me. life is short and it is time to be free. love who you love because life is not guaranteed, amy. >> i am so grateful to him and his mom for this album. there is a strand of homophobia that runs into our country and the african-american community. the fact that they put this mess

. >> call bruce springsteen, tell him. [laughter] stuart: i think it could get nasty.olutely are. i think the left and the liberals have become very aggressive if they don't agree with your point of view. chelsea handler, who cares what she thinks anyway? i think tomi will handle herself -- stuart: very dismissive, the day after his birthday. who cares -- >> comes with age. [laughter] stuart: all right, everybody, thanks very much. we will be back. today, we're out here with some big news about type 2 diabetes. you have type 2 diabetes, right? yes. so let me ask you this... how does diabetes affect your heart? it doesn't, does it? actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardiance is proven to both significantly reduce the chance of d

get it all right ♪ no place else i would rather build my life ♪ it's a high school prom ♪ it's a springsteenband. fabulous. >> thanks for having us. >> jeff valentine. don't put down your shaker. i wanted them to know what it was. >> it's a shaker. you nailed it. clayton: here it is. we were debating. >> official shaker. where do you get fourth of july? >> we actually have to go home right after this we very a parade down there in monument. that explains why i have the shaker. normally we have a full set up. i play pedal steel guitar. i got demoted to salt laker because i couldn't play anything else. clayton: don't knock the shaker. >> we didn't bring the truck out with all the gear. we came out and did the accoustic thing which is awesome in a different way. abby: wild blue country is the name of the band. you are fabulous. tell us how you came together and where people can find your music. i want to download it and listen to it every day. >> speak of that, we have given some of these out. i couldn't quite get a whole lot of them here. an album we just recorded of all jamie. songer from he

. ♪ ♪ it's the high school prom ♪ it's a springsteen song ♪ it's the ride in a chevrolet ♪ it's the mana. happy happy birthday july fourth to you all. wondering what was in my coat pocket. abby: you can't see out of them. clayton: do not drive in this. sit at your barbecue. abby: look how wonderful these two gentleman look. seersucker. and royal blue. clayton: what did you call him. abby: seersucker. pete: american experiment continues. abby: this is a picture from from proud navy jet james 20 years for me and my grandson just getting started. good for them. clayton: 4-year-old granddaughter hamilton. pete: gavin celebrating the fourth giving a nod to president trump with, of course, signature thumb's up. abby: similar layer. the sideswipe. pete: nailing it. clayton: anna kooiman is in southport north carolina. that is decked out car. abby: multitasking anna kooiman. >> good morning, abby, pete and clayton. good morning to everybody at home. i was so pumped about our fourth of july coverage we are doing for fox news channel. we are in southport, north carolina in my home state the tar h

we learned a lot of springsteen songs. learning about his life, what went on to shaping and molding that mind that created such great musical lyrics and music. i look forward to finishing that. >> booktv wants to know what you're reading. send us your summer reading list via twitter @booktv, or instagram, at book underscore tv. or facebook page,/booktv. booktv, television for serious readers. >> atlanta started as a transportation hub for railroads. it got really crowded in the middle. by the late 1880s they began to built belt line railroads to go outside of that center. there were four different ones. ryan's idea to connect them was unusual because they never were connected. they were owned by four different railroads and there were industry built up around them. people began to live around them. then the streetcars came in the late 1800s. there was this magnificent network of streetcars in atlanta and in their infinite wisdom one year after i was born in 1948 they destroyed all of the streetcars in atlanta. why? because

i just started reading "born to run" by bruce springsteen. someone i have loved for 40 years now. i am in the middle of the campaign of mary heights and the crossing of the river down in virginia's civil war book. and the last book that i intend to read this summer is the legion crow about criminal justice reform in the united states. >> what sparked your interest in the springsteen story? >> i have been a fan since 1978. one of my first concerts was thanksgiving eve, 1980. one of the most memorable nights of my life. it brings me back to my cousin woo was killed in 9/11 and we played songs together on the guitar. but what went through his mind to create his creative music. >> booktv wants to know what you are reading. send us your summer reading list on twitter or post it to our facebook page. booktv on c-span2. television for serious readers. >> what can we learn when we look at these searches? if you remember in the 2008 presidential election, barack obama was elected president, he defeated john mccain and there was a big question after this election did race matter in the voti

what i would recommend i just thought of reading born to run by bruce springsteen one of my own favorite musicians and philosophers for 40 years now. i'm also in the middle of the campaign crossing the river in virginia civil war and the last book i will follow is the new jim crow about criminal justice reform in the united states. one of my first concerts was thanksgiving evening in 1981 of the most memorable nights of my life brings me back to my cousin was killed on 9/11. he and i playe played guitar tor and played a lot of songs but learning more about his life and what went into shaping and molding that line of the music and lyrics so i'm looking forward to finishing that. >> publicity manner at johns hopkins university in baltimore maryland. what has been the penalty coming up this fall? >> sharks of the shallows coming out after shark week which is a new thing for the general public and it's sort of an unofficial redoing of the heavily illustrated. we've done a handful of them and now we have to sharks are coming out. we have a book that taught in cheek is like the revenant minus