i can tell you springsteen is not alone.mccartney, taylor swift very famously had an issue like this on her "reputation" tour. i can tell you this, guys, i've seen about 70 springsteen shows, never paid more than a couple hundred dollars to get through the door. something has to happen here because i need to see multiple shows. >> did you say 70? >> as in 7-0, phil? >> reporter: 7-0. >> wow. >> he could ad lib another song off the album. >> reporter: everybody has their thing, "star wars, " whatever, i've got springsteen. >> yes, you do. >> i hope he reaches out directly to you. >> and calls you back. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," our exclusive with the space crew that has one eye on the sky and another on helping kids. u're prr about keeping a healthy body. what goes on it. usually. and in it. mostly. here to meet those high standards is the walgreens health and wellness brand. over 2000 high quality products. rigorously tested by us. real world tested by you. and particularly kind... to your wallet. i knew

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. >>> the springsteen ticket outrage. why the boss is taking the heat. >>> and "america strong." a 10-year-old boy meeting his baseball hero, fulfilling a wish from his late grandfather. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm whit johnson. as we come on the air, officials in california are ordering the evacuation of more than 6,000 people. the fast-moving oak fire, which only began on friday afternoon, growing into one of california's largest wildfires of the year. the flames now burning out of control outside of yosemite national park. the third wildfire there in the last two weeks. officials saying it's threatening 2,000 structures. the blaze already consuming homes and businesses. explosions could be seen after flames reached propane tanks. california officials saying the explosive fire behavior is challenging firefighters. the flames finding ample fuel thanks to the region's extreme drought. those nightmarish conditions on the ground so intense, the oak fire can be seen from the international space station. the oppressive heat in the west now reaching a

. >>> everyone knows bruce springsteen is the boss. all that long ago the same could be said about president barack obama. this morning, our anthony mason is talking with both of them. >> it is time for us to go. >> reporter: it looks like a buddy movie with a pair of unlikely co-stars. >> the question is how do we look at each other and say, we're in this together, whether we like it or not, let's figure it out. >> the idea of creating more noble america, which is willing to wrestle with its sins, it is essential to the future of the country. >> reporter: later on "sunday morning," barack obama and bruce springsteen, on friendship, the influence of their fathers, and the state of the union. >>> our martha teicnher this morning takes us to a jewel of an island, in search of hidden treasure. >> off we go. >> reporter: hunting season is under way on block island. off the rhode island coast. >> i feel lucky today. >> reporter: but what's being hunted is probably not what you think. >> i got one! >> i am an orbivore. >> reporter: i'll tell

purchase bruce springsteen tickets. >> bruce springsteen had the working class when i was wearing health tech outfits. maria: rights, is that so? liz. >> the working class does not have too many friends these days whether it's pete buttigieg suggested they bite and eb so they don't have to pay so much for gas. maria: great point. dagen and liz, great to see you. "varney & company" beebe get hunter begins right now. good morning, everyone we are getting the latest reports are the biggest and most successful companies in the world i'm going to start with three of the big names there will be more to follow. let's have a look at 3m plus coca-cola and mcdonald's. all of them i douse stocks on your screen they all reported first thing this morning they are doing well. now look at walmart a huge selloff this is important because walmarts results reflect consumer activity as the economy slows and inflation bites, walmart said people are shying away from clothing and electronics so they could spend their money on more expensive food the stock is down, up eight half% that is taken 80 points of the

i don't mind springsteen charging as much as he wants but don't trash the capitalist system 24/7 whenlitically expedient and then charge $4,000 a ticket. >> we hire these people all the time to do weddings and engagement parties, fine -- get your cool million that way but don't open and expect them to pay $40,000 a ticket to see you saying, i'm sorry. >> laura: they are elites playing for elites. michigan's gretchen whitmer has been one of the most destructive governors in america over the past few years and with her reelection coming up, she's now running scared. we're going to tell you who's she's most scared of the g.o.p., moments away. ♪♪ here goes nothing. hey greg. uhh...hello? it's me, your heart! really? yes! recording an ekg in 30 seconds. tada! wow, that was fast. you know it! kardia offers the only personal ekgs that detect six of the most common arrhythmias in just 30 seconds. so you can manage your heart health from home, or on the go. ♪ ♪ >> laura: what does desperation look like? if you are michigan governor gretchen whitmer it is millions of targeted republican wasn't

that's how you can afford the springsteen.ay's economy. >> sandra: and still show up for work tomorrow, right, john? >> john: i'll never win, i don't buy tickets. would i show up tomorrow? i don't know, i would have to think about it. >> sandra: jimmy would. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm sandra smith. >> john: "the >> martha: thanks very much. good to see you. i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," former president trump back in washington d.c. for the very first time since he left the white house. when that gets underway, we'll bring you some of that speech. it will get started in a little while. today's first big headline, americans are losing confidence. who will rescue the united states economy as everybody struggles with food and gas prices. they make trip

news for springsteen expanse, new u.s.r launches in february. the bad news, a new official platinum pricing model from concert promoters ticketmaster has some seats, the good ones, going for as much as 4,000 and $5,000. a stinging op-ed on nj.com is titled bruce springsteen does not care about you, and twitter is predictively on fire about all of this. one fan figured out, it's cheaper for him to fly to munich to catch the show, because ticketmaster isn't selling the tickets in germany. cnn has reached out to ticketmaster for comment. for now, we're just dancing in the dark. that's the news reporting from washington. i'm jim acosta. see you back here tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. pamela brown takes over the "cnn newsroom" live after a quick break. have a good night. ♪ is this where your grandparents cut a rug, with a jitterbug? or returned from war, dreaming of the possibilities ahead. ♪ where your dadad waited for his dad to come home from the factory. is thihis where they gathered on their front steps, with fats domino

rodriguez isn't part of that e street band has toured with straight springsteen forever. he tweeted, i have nothing whatsoever to do with the price of tickets. nothing, nada yet. but d word on his way to cash the check from the ticket sales. he had nothing to do with little stevie did find time to cut a political ad for that working man,or john fetterman, kithe pennsylvania democratic senate candidate. i guess snooki was no longer. available. you know that guy's fevzi here.a whatre are you doing in pennsylvania? everybody knows you live in new jersey and you're just using your in-laws address over there. you do not want to t mess around with john fetterman. trust me. i like watching sopranos. they arraignment's to helping those people who kept referring and the e street band in green for all these years to help them get to the concert. i mean, if your fans can't come, why are you performing just two private events? itpriv sounded like it was actually still in the sopranos during that little have to me the absolutely ridiculous and i don't mind springsteen charging as much

. ♪ born in the usa, i was born in the usa ♪ >> the good news for springsteen fans, a new u.s.y but a singing op-ed on new jerseyny.com is titled "bruce springsteen does not care about you." one fan found out it's cheaper to munich to catch the show. cnn reached out to ticketmaster for comment. >>> in texas, there are no limits on how much money an individual can donate to a political campaign. in a special report our ed lavandera follows the money and examines the grip billionaires have on texas politics. ed, i know you've been working hard on this. what can you tell us about your special airing in a few minutes? >> it's no secret, big money drives politics across the country. here in texas, a state dominated by republicans for 30 years, understanding where that money comes from and what the influence and the goals are of the people donating that money is important to understand. >> wealthy people spend a lot of money to get policy the way they want it and get it. now to sign the law. >> the average voter doesn't know what's happening behind the scenes. >> a texas bill targeti

a little lily harper springsteen. we are sending a huge congratulations out to the springsteens that is awesome. from one bruce to another, bruce willis, in honor of "die hard's" anniversary this week, the action star is remembering this famous scene >> awesome >> don't ever even think about going up in a tall building again. oh, god, please don't let me die. ♪ >> oh, such a great movie. it turns out bruce did, in fact, go back up that tall building again to celebrate 34 years as john mcclane jumped from the roof >> oh, such a great movie. it turns out bruce did, in fact, go back up that tall building he returned to the scene of the crime in a video posted by his wife, emma the actor seen standing on what is now the fox building roof in century city, california the videos cut together with black and white throwback clips from the movie so now it seems like a good time to reignite that debate is "die hard" a christmas movie or not >> you know where he stands. and what's your reasoning? it takes place at christmas. >> c

springsteen and the e street band start touring in florida in february. $5,000 to see your frafrt band? >> no. >> i can't do that. >> tshat i'mbsa it >> people wio iee ticketst so i'm not really that surprised. show me the money. >> $5,000 is close up by the stage. >> it better be. >> better be back stage, better be able to meet him. >> my husband is a musician, big huge music fan and absolutely not. i think that's outrageous pricing. you price out some of the fans that deserve and want to be there. i will say this, only 11% of those tickets are under that price, so the majority is much more affordable. still averaging around $250. that still to me you're taking you, your husband and your family or some friends, that's a lot of money. >> it is. >> plus dinner, you got to get merch, the t-shirt. >> you have to. >> that's a lot of money, bruce, but we still love you. >> we do. >> spend your money how you want to. 6:26. firefighters work to contain the oak fire raging in california, the conditions making the fight even more difficult this morning. we have a

springsteen's international tour kicks off in february with a show in florida. >>> rock icon pat ben. ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ ♪ why don't you hit me with your best shot, over here, come on ♪ >> you recognize that one. he says on going gun violence in the u.s. caused her to re-evaluate her 1980 classic "hit me with your best shot" the newspaper usa today she won't sing it anymore, quote, indeference to the victims of mass shootings and their families. she said, quote, you have to draw the line. i can't say those words outloud with a smile on my face. the u.s. is on pace to match or surpass its worst year ever for mass shootings. >>> american sports legend bo jackson wanted to do something to help families who lost loved ones in the recent school shooting in uvalde, texas so he paid funeral expenses for all 21 children and adults murdered at robb elementary school. uvalde's mayor said jackson flew into town and presented the governor with a clheck, saying e wanted to give victim's families one less thing to worry about. >>> well, the mega millions lottery jack pocket is now up t

i have got a springsteen -- ghosts one of the ones i playing lately./dc mist of time, a sum i just discovered. >> so many good ones. first one that comes to mind is one by sly and the family stone cold hot phone and the summertime. poetry manned by phoebe snow. stones start me up. >> i always have the stones in my playlist. >> i was so happy to see some 80's and 90's music. that is kind of more in my wheelhouse. i have been watching stranger things. they had some music from the 80's that i was -- that was not in my playlist and i am going back and rediscovering. there is a lot of good music out there not only now but also decades before us. >> karina, we have a few years on you. what is on your playlist? >> i usually just listen to podcasts if i do listen to music, it is usually 90's hip-hop, a little r&b come early to thousands. usually when i am working out. that is what i like to play. >> you cannot work out to a podcast. >> i do. if i go for a long walk/run. i feel like i'm learning while am exercising. >> that is cool. >> i will give you some good

and yeah, but i know know springsteen puts on legendary legendary concerts in their length, but you know they're like three hours. sometimes they are three disappointed. he's phenomenal the place forever from what i understand, but that's still a lot of dough. maybe if you're like, well, i've never seen him. i've always wanted to this is my one time. let's you know do it right again. you regret it if you just if you've ever laid eyes on them, i'm sure. all right. well a new report reveals which us airlines are most likely to lose your luggage. all right business insider looked at the first five months of the year. find out how many bags were lost damaged delayed or stolen after being checked in on non-stop domestic flights republic airways mishandled one in every 111 bags wife. i never even heard of that line american airlines also made the list followed by envoy air, alaska and jetblue allegiant air performed best mishandling. just one in every 630 bags dan. you just traveled was all your luggage fine. yeah, you know, what's interesting? just did travel to europe as you guys know and al

. >> bruce springsteen had the working class when i was wearing health tech outfits.have to pay so much for gas. maria: great point. dagen and liz, great to see you. "varney & company" beebe get hunter begins right now. good morning, everyone we are getting the latest reports are the biggest and most successful companies in the world i'm going to start with three of the big names there will be more to follow. let's have a look at 3m plus coca-cola and mcdonald's

even the biggest groupies >> kd >> it is disappointing. >> it's a little crazy i don't know. >> springsteen figure tickets are the pricing model, based on demand ticketmaster the largest ticketing company in the u.s., depends the policy, ensures that the profit goes to artists instead of the secondary market. >> is it up to artists to make the tours more accessible? you're basically asking an artist to do what no one else in the business will do, which is willfully walk away from million, in some cases tens of millions of dollars. >> millions collected at stub hub sites, with adele and beyonce, tens of thousands of dollars over the ticket's face fall, money the artists don't see. >> outraged springsteen fans joking online, one fan saying he would need to sell a kidney for a ticket. >> the manager told "the new york times" in a statement, the average ticket price has been in the $200 range which he believes is a fair price to pay for someone universally regarded as one of the biggest artists of his generation this year is one of the biggest concert ticket times of record the average price in

. >> carley: and outraged to hear some tickets to go to bruce springsteen ticket for going for more thanion now defending the price tag. we will tell you what the company has to say about that coming up. ♪ ♪ 30 million u.s. adults have a sleep disorder or sleep apnea, which causes fatigue, snoring and a lack of motivation. i've talked to health care providers, i've searched online, but it wasn't until cpap.com that i actually felt relieved. their live professionals helped me find the right product. and hey, with more sleep, i've got more energy and i'm sharper throughout my day. don't believe me? check out thier reviews. use code "tv20" for 20% off of your order. visit cpap.com today. ♪ ♪ >> carley: senator chuck grassley is pressing the justice department and fbi for transparency as he seeks answers about the hunter biden investigation. >> todd: a ranking member and senate judiciary committee said he has gotten tips the agency are downplaying and suppressing wrongdoing by the president's son. brooke singman has all the details. tell us more, brooke. >> hey, good mornings, that's right.

. >> ainsley: your friend bruce springsteen is in the news nor charging so much for tickets. >> brianer? >> ainsley: no. they are saying his tickets are now comparable to what you would say on ticketmaster one of those sites thousands of dollars. >> steve: dawn, who is trying to buy tickets, not your dawn i apparently there is surge pricing. she didn't think she could get them in new york. she said i will fly to florida, i will fly georgia. she got them in georgia. >> ainsley: i think it was your dawn trying to buy you front row tickets. >> brian: not to bruce springsteen his political views have kind of turned a lot of people off but we will see. the last time we heard about bruce springsteen, didn't he get arrested for. >> steve: a while back. >> ainsley: drunk driving. >> steve: motorcycle. >> brian: cycling or something middle of the day. four minutes now after the top. hour. going to be a big economic week for the president and this country because this week is going to be a number of numbers coming out that might not look so promising for the president as he gets set to hopefull

kumasi: ticketmaster responding to outrage after surge pricing because tickets for the new bruce springsteen tour to skyrocket. it started last week when ticket sales spiked upwards of $5,000 he. ticketmaster says only 11% of the tickets sold were a part of their dynamic icing program and only 1.3% of those tickets went for over $1000. they also claimed that most of o top performers. the next apple software update will reportedly include a feature that lets you protect your most sensitive features -- pictures. they can only be accessed with face id or password and it is only a art of a ios data and you can install it now if you are a member of apple developer program. clues about the apple watch row redesign, the first new look since series for. bloomberg says the blotch will be bigger than the current model it will have a low-power mode that would extend the battery life. the device will include a body temperature sensor so that and detect if you have a fever. happening today, the finding nemo submarine voyage at disneyland is reopening to the public. it's been closed or a year, undergoing

bruce springsteen can add grandpa to his list of names thanks to the arrival of lily harper springsteenng their first grandchild to the world. 20-year-old sam is a firefighter in jersey city, new jersey. congratulations, guys. >>> finally this morning, want you to watch this as chester the cocker spaniel goes nuts when his owner makes a fake phone call using some of his most favorite words. take a look. >> so we've got nanny and granddad coming for dinner and we'll go to the beach and then maybe go off to the woods. and then we're going to go swimming. nanny -- >> chester's trigger words include dinner, beach, woods and, yes, swimming. his owner said he's very vocal and howls when he watched the video played back to him again. this is part of a tiktok trend happening where dog owners see how their dogs react to their favorite words. >> big surprise at dinner. >> for me it's treat and walk. [ laughter ] >> i don't know about you guys, not for me. my trigger words are not walk. anyway, that's "pop news," everybody. >> thank you, lara. >>> coming up, the all-star cast of "dc league of supe

drew: bruce springsteen. maggie rogers, that is where i am.here are a lot of things that we have to listen to during the commercial break. he has good music. what will be our number one this summer? reggie: break my soul. drew: yes? reggie: yes. kumasi: until the album drops. drew: lizzo has some good songs on ready to be loved. that is when my favorite so far. kumasi: reggie: i -- reggie: i cannot say that one that i like due to regulations. drew: everything just breaks on friday and then we go insane. fog over the city and a coastal drizzle and drizzle over the bay bridge. we have fog, clouds and patchy drizzle. hazy skies and we are tracking the smoke aloft. the air quality stays good. minor temperature fluctuations that we are not tracking intense heat. this is just creating hazy skies. we will watch more of the smoke aloft trying to push closer to the coast late tonight and tomorrow morning. nonetheless, hazy sunshine over the next couple of days. all of the smoke coming from the oak fire near yosemite. the onshore flow keeps the smoke fr

maybe we could take the million dollars and buy some springsteen tickets, but we'll do the million dollardone over here. the million dollar bacon we serve at our restaurants, amazing, has this great flavor profile. we take the slices, dredge it in brown sugar, cayenne pepper, black pepper and maple syrup. >> maple syrup. >> then put it on a roasting rack. and once you get that finished, that's going to go in the oven, 325, for about 20 minutes. 18, 20 minutes. and you end up with this amazing product here, as you can see the fat is rendered out and you have that beautiful crust over the top of it, giving it a nice sugary glaze and heat in there. we serve it at our restaurants but always have it on the weekends at the house and it's nice. you have that for breakfast and put it on your burger in the afternoon when you have people over for a party. >> this is avocado mash. you want this on yours. >> i do want that on mine, yes, please. also something we use in the restaurant. a key ingredient for avocado toast. fresh avocados, first watch seasoning and a little bit of fresh lemon juice and l

stephen guns and from bruce springsteen's easy street bandit does not get more jersey than that. a high-level political operative. does trolling boost voter enthusiasm? i mean cannot put fetterman over the top? >> you know, hopefully i think they're hoping that it engages particularly younger voters who are really active on social media who don't often turn out at high rates and determines. i think it could help their. it also can depress morale. among your own voters, i've seen, as i've been on campaigns where we got told. and you can sons that the enthusiasm for your own candidate goes down. i think you are seeing this with all. 's office got really drug along across the finish line in the primaries by trump. he probably wouldn't want to work for the trump endorsement. the conservative voter men aren't that excited for him, maga voters are that excited about him. suburban swing voters aren't that excited about him. he doesn't really have a piece of support. and so, when you throw the dollar that he lives in the york suburbs in new jersey, not in pennsylvania on top of that, i d

springsteen. the second largest in history, cash option 470 million, still go pretty far even in today's economy. >> sandra: and still show up for work tomorrow, right, john? >> john: i'll never win, i don't buy tickets. would i show up tomorrow? i don't know, i would have to think about it. >> sandra: jimmy would. thanks for joining us, everybody. i'm sandra smith. >> john: "the >> martha: thanks very much. good to see you. i'm martha maccallum. right now on "the story," former president trump back in washington d.c. for the very first time since he left the white house. when that gets underway, we'll bring you some of that speech. it will get started in a little while. today's first big headline, americans are losing confidence. who will rescue the united states economy as everybody struggles with food and gas prices. they make trips, movies, that kind of stuff goes away. the white house says -- they deny a recession is coming. listen to this exclusive video that we just got in from fox digital.

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doing this for fans or giving them their careers why are they doing it in their first place, bruce springsteenlash because tickets are being price nowhere near a dell, $5000. neil: he's trying to minimize that. >> it is the ticketmasters, companies responsible for these alarmists price hikes but bruce needs to set an example, say i'm aware of the upset this is caused. i want to make sure my fans are having the best time possible. back where i'm going to take matters into my own hands and ensure there are a few tickets people can afford aren't extraordinarily wealthy. neil: is she worth $40,000 if that was the only ticket left and you know these celebrities firsthand. i would say she is. what about you? >> i've been fortunate enough to see adele perform live a few times and i do think she is an incredible performer and i will forever treasure those memories. if you're a fan of adele and your life's ambition is to see her perform live what price can you put on that? she has an incredible voice and puts on an incredible show. if you can afford it go for it. neil: the top ticket is $39,999. it sou

may go $40,000 for a convict to see adele in las vegas or a similar amount or more to see bruce springsteeny fallo, radio host and much more. sarah westwood, washington examiner, both of the final individuals, even they'd won would have showed up for today's hit. good thing. good to have both of them. obviously that winner does not have to worry about some of these things and could fork over $40,000 to see adele and wet worth it, but i digress, your thoughts. >> $40,000 for adele is the most expensive group therapy session, i know you love her, but everybody crying and hugging each other. i didn't mean to play the adele card on you this early in the hit. neil: it is early. if i did win i would show up to work only because i can't allow people to know i won because i owe so many people money from my young gambling days, i might have won for all you know, you'll never know, that's the hook, neil. neil: do you have to release, sarah, you know, your name? i guess you do, but that would be a problem, right? all of a sudden you'd have all of these people like, hey, how you doing, right? >> actual

on growing earnings, 200% the year because demand is so strong, people are lining up like bruce springsteenuart: the boss is coming to florida, your neck of the woods. that is progress and you are in orlando they are printing the money, disney, great seeing you again. let's go to madison allworth to talk about lumber, there are breaks in that. lumber might be one of the key developments. >> lumber prices finally coming off of their highs, take this precut in march, this would have cost you $11, today it cost $6.50. you would think this great news builders must be jumping on this but the reality is we are only seeing remodelers jump on these low prices, homebuilders hitting the button, looking at the past month we actually saw them slow down by 8.1%, 982,000 units in june, that is for single-family house, the first time dipping below the one million mark in two years with inflation at decades high and mortgage rates climbing concerns around consumer sentiment are keeping builders at bay. >> some builders have told me they were taking on more remodeling projects to keep the machine moving and

there's a -- mike barnicle, it is an old bruce springsteen lyric from "blinded by the light," "hit theme, that's where they expect it the least." that's what this book is doing. >> yeah, if you can lighten thing up, get ahead of it. what do we do as a nation when the other side has been working harder for a much longer time in opposition to what we're talking about here? >> well, first of all, this book is actually for all of the sides, for all of the sides. because i think we are really trying to invite people to the table who feel like i know something is wrong in this country but i can't quite put my finger on it and people who went through the racial reckoning of 2020 and think that actually it worked. what we're trying to say is that didn't work. those of us who are interested in the future of this country as a country, as a united states of america need to do the work. the only way you're going to keep -- there's books written by august people like jelani cobb, there's shows, movies, but we want people to sit down and do some work. disconnect your brain from the scariness of it an

two born in the usa by bruce springsteen.y year emergency rooms all over the country, see a surge in injuries related to fireworks. back in 2018. there were about 9100 injuries blamed on fireworks all over the country. and about 5600 occurred in the one month period around the fourth of july, according to the u. s consumer product safety commission. we talked with dr yvonne coronas, the regional burn center director and the chief of plastics in reconstructive surgery at santa clara valley medical center. we see a lot of devastating injuries both burn injuries to the skin, and also we see a lot of hand and face injuries from firecrackers going off people's hands or people's face being too close to it. and you know fireworks with the safe and sane seal. it can be dangerous to save his way to go is to watch a professional firework show. and there was an unusual light show instead of fireworks in one neighborhood in los angeles, the city council member representing the northern san fernando valley says fireworks are dangerous. bo