you sat down with the one and only bruce springsteen.ust a sampling of the many conversations, remarkable conversations you have had with these artists. >> that is right. that was a very memorable one. just to sit with him and hear him talk about the power of the music but also the vulnerability he feels as an individual human being. he talked about bouts of depression. it is not just the stars and celebrities like springsteen. i am b movthe artists andan writerstorytellers. if you think about what we do in the news, day.the story of the that i how i read novels. that is how i listen to music. these ar artists, the creators that are moving us. t also sort of teaching us about the day and our world. >> you have done all this at a time of great tumult in the world and you have brought that into your porting. >> that is the world we are nliving in. ths of our time. the pandemic. we have moved a shaped all of our coverage. can think of several stories recently that meant a lot to me. one was about the power of the camera, the power of the im

bruce springsteen. >> meghan markle and prince harry are suing associated newspapers the publisher ofl after they published excerpts of a letter she wrote to her father >> we've had the liable trial and it's straight on to a pretrial motion. this is a lawsuit that she's bringing against a british newspaper that published an excerpt of a letter she wrote to her father they're expected to say thomas markle authorized this the uk press is already dubbing this markle v markle what's happening today is the preliminary hearing. it's a motion filed by meghan's legal team to prevent this newspaper group from revealing the identities of five of her friends who spoke on her behalf in an article by people magazine meghan saz hads these are private individuals, their identities should not be revealed it's unclear whether or not the judge will rule today. in the pass favor on this motion we could be learning a whole lot more about the people in her inner circle in the next few days >> it's going to be intriguing to say the least thank you. >>> a lot going on there dogs in dubai, they can enjoy a d

but first an excerpt from the conversation with legend bruce springsteen. >> a great singer has to learnsong. you may not be able to hit all the notes. that's ok. you may not ve the clearest tone. you ma range.ve the greatest but if you can inhabit your song, you can communicate. join me now.ff and amna hello to both of you. jeff you sat down with the one and only nbruce spgsteen. but it's just a sampling of mano ersations remarkable conversations you've had with these artists that have made this the special portalt it is. >> yeah, that's right, judy. that was o course a very memorable one. just to sit with him and here him talk about both the power of the music but also the vulnerability he feels as an individual human being. he talked later in thatab intervieout bouts of depression, i remember being so moved by it. it'snot just the stars and weebrities like spring teen, traveled around the country. all over the world and i'm just ved by the artists and the writers and the store radio tellers. if you think about what we do every night in the news. it's in a way it's the story of the day

. >>> greetings from new jersey, no not us springsteens debut album makes us think about the summer.y of you will not go until you and your family feel safe. how are places like this staying clean? on the boardwalk people are trying to get a semblance of normalcy. i'm not worried about the structure. worried about the people sneezing and coughing. what is your company doing to keep us safe and keep the rides and games and restaurants all clean? >> good morning, brian thank you for having me. at this point in time, the facility preparation has to take the multi-facetted approach. it is more than spray and go you have to start with total disinfection we use a secondary protective coating that can last up to six months it is biostatic surface. epa call it's a treated article. it provides for a physical kill in between the cleanings we believe environmental controls are huge. epe is your last line of defense. things like dividing workers, plexiglass, air scrubbers and he had indicating your staff and customers on the proper way to put on your mask and distance, proper hygiene and cleanin

they channelled rock gods like david bowie, madonna, and, yes, the boss, bruce springsteen.'t have a guitar so she raised her cane in homage to the clash. some seniors went with younger artists like adele and taylor swift, all of them absolutely nailing it from makeup to wardrobe down to the poses. the caregivers got in on the action too posing for queen's album queen 2 homes. the home's activities coordinator came up with the idea. >> i like to make their lives meaningful, for them to do exciting projects, things that are a bit different so that they have a sense of meaning and purpose. >> you really are rock stars. >>> our final low this week goes to a new feline twist on the zoom call interruption. a british politician had a visitor during a virtual parliament meeting this week. >> and they are also now embracing this. i apologize for my cat's tail. why -- why are you not doing this by default? >> john nicholson was speaking on the issue of subtitles in children's television when his cat rojo manages to step in. he manages to keep his composure as the mp politely asks roj

>>there's an array of art has yet michael jackson and springsteen yeah.re are other david boyle of oh my god that's great and the staff members are doing it too it's not just the people who work there, but it's gone viral on social media and the organizers said that the main thing is just for fun just for enjoyment. year that's >>this is good to the next or size the creative brain and that all right 8.56 is the time we'll take a quick break coming up in the next hour california shutting down again because coronavirus cases are surging, we'll tell you what this means for you and the area businesses speaking of which it's a very different morning in santa clara county yesterday we were talking about how some businesses are excited at the prospect of reopening today and now they're being told not so fast because of the spike we'll have a live report with reaction this morning and education leaders in oakland are giving a clearer picture of exactly what school might look like when classes resume in the fall, we'll tell you what they've come up with with their

chief of staff, melissa, who by the way she is more excited to be here than she was to meet bruce springsteen. i mean, melissa wintor is my book recommender. she loves you all. i may lose her here in this convention center. she might leave me. she has been with me from the very beginning of the campaign but she is my book guru. i usually read what melissa tells me i should read. she'll pass on and throw some books in my bag on a long trip. what have i been reading lately, i have a very eclectic sort of reading list. i've read "commonwealth." i love a good story that takes me outside of myself. i love everything zaidi smith has done. "white teeth." i accidentally reread that. i read it maybe two years ago. then i was like it was on my shelf and i thought have i read this? i started reading it. i was thinking i must have espn or something because i know what's going to happen in the next page. this is how my life is. these past decades i would forget what i've read but i read it and i realized by the third chapter that i read it already. but i finished it. it was just that good. >> i was going

chief of staff melissa who, by the way, she's more excited to be here than she was to meet bruce springsteen. melissa winter is my book recommender. she loves you all, and i may lose her here in this convention center tonight. she might leave me. she's been with me from the very beginning of the campaign, but she is my book guru, and i usually read what melissa tells me i should read so she'll pass on, she'll throw some books in my bag or on a long trip. i have a very eclectic sort of reading list. i've read "commonwealth." i love a good story that takes me out of myself. i love anything zady smith has done. i accidentally re-read that. i read it maybe two years ago, and then i was, like, it was on my shelf and i thought -- have i read this? and i started reading it and i started reading it, and i must have esp or something because i know what's going to happen in the next page thshgs is my life. i would forget that i read it, and i finished it because it was just that good. >> did you put is down? >> oh, no. i love her story telling, her characters, i just finished reading "exit west" which

chief of staff, melissa who, by the way, she's more excited to be here than she was to meet bruce springsteen. i mean, melissa wintour is my book recommended. she loves you all and i'm a loser here in this convention center tonight, she might leave me. she's been with me for the very beginning of the campaign but she is my book guru and i usually read what melissa tells me i should read so she will pass, on she will throw some books in my bag on a long trip. what have i've been reading? i have a very eclectic reading list, i've read commonwealth. i love a good story that takes me outside of myself. i love everything that zadie smith has done. white tee. i actually accidentally read that. i read it maybe two years ago and then i was like, it was on my shelf and i thought, have i read this? and i started reading it and i was thinking, i must have espn or something because i know what's going to happen on the next, page this is how my life is in these past decades i would forget what i've read, but i've read it and i realized by the third chapter that i read it already but i finished it because

bruce springsteen writes a song called 41 bullets how you can get shot for just for living in your americankin which was this reductive notion that that was all about this incident was all about same color. Ãball about skin color. to say this is about the open and shut case of racism is absurd. everybody in the south bronx is black or hispanic. they're not shooting everybody. didn't tell us why they single out the sky.there's no evidence whatsoever that these four guys are bad eggs nothing in the past to suggest dervishes are angry. this isn't like the cop who attacks, throughout his name with the plunger. nothing like that case. these are good kids, the people who knew them. there like good solid honest, not a blemish on their record. on the other side there was the whole line adopted by the jury which later acquitted these guys of all charges. the line adopted by nypd which was just one of those things. it just happens. it's called police work.get a situation sometimes and it's really sad but you make a mistake and there's nothing much we can do about it. that's also deeply unsatisfactory

i want to show you asbury park, new jersey, for you among you might be to officionados of bruce springsteenthis is where he launched his debut album, did many of concert there. it's an iconic venue for those who like the beaches and the wonderful weather and the boardwalk. decidedly subdued activity right now this holiday weekend. a lot of it has to do with the governor, phil murphy, putting off indoor dining. it was supposed to go into effect, but because of what the governor said were a number of folks ignoring distancing and other rules and restrictions in effect, he's going to have to put that off indefinitely. that does not go down well with david burke, concerned about his restaurant colleagues, what this could mean. very good to have you. how are you putting up with this? >> well, neil, thanks for having me on. if you know, it's very difficult. we dealt with for several months and then we got the green light that we could open which should have been this thursday. so we prepared for that, you know? we followed the guidelines up until then, then we prepared for reopening, we rehired,

. ♪ whether it's beyonce -- ♪ bruce springsteen -- ♪ or cold play, concerts pre-covid were a give ands you get the energy from. they get the energy from you. it's a big transfer. >> reporter: the front man for south side johnny and the asbury jukes has been making music for 50 years but said nothing prepared him for the past three months. >> a lot of musicians were really hurting financially. but i think the most painful part of it is not being able to play. >> reporter: why? >> because it's what we do. it's like a painter who can't paint or -- you know, it's all of the things that you do that make your life worthwhile, have been taken away from you. >> reporter: this weekend in this parking lot across from new jersey's race track, he'll get a little of it back when his band plays its first drive-in concert. what did you think when the idea was proposed? >> you know, i thought, whatever. if you're willing to try it, i'm willing to do it. playing to a bunch of cars -- okay. you know, what the heck? as long as i get to sing. >> reporter: how quickly did you sell out? >> pretty quick. >>