even springsteen, how do you go about that when you approach these interviews?ple. in hartford, there's nobody to interview when you work in hartford radio, and i would interview the local car dealer for the public affair show, and everybody has a story to tell. it's very interesting. i am talking to the local car dealer and he's telling me about the rise to the best car dealer in hartford. i am just genuinely interested. i don't want to make the interview about myself, and that's number one, and that's the most important thing anybody can learn in broadcasting. the fans want to hear what springsteen has to say, and it's irrelevant what i have to say. it's more important we get to what drives springsteen and what makes him tick. and he feels generally relaxed and open when he sees somebody is genuinely interested. you begin to ask questions that any of us would ask, and it just leads to the best, you know, moments. let's face it, this interview was great because bruce was there to play. bruce came in -- when he made that phone call to me, he said what do you wan

bruce springsteen, bob woodruff, and how you can stand up for heroes. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin tonight with the deadly hurricane and the direct hit on florida. the system now moving up the coast tonight, and there is new concern at this hour, the possibility of damaging winds and tornadoes. this will be felt all the way up through new york city. first, making landfall this morning around 3:00 a.m. near florida's vero beach with 75-mile-an-hour winds. the strongest hurricane to hit florida this late in the season in nearly 40 years. as you can see there at this hour, the tropical storm centered near tampa, 45-mile-an-hour winds. blinding rain, the tornado threat up through south carolina, then right up the i-95 corridor to the northeast in the next 24 hours. nicole slamming ashore before the sun came up, bravard county among the hardest hit. in daytona beach shores, look at the images tonight. powerful waves eroding foundations there. this number tonight, at least 19 hotels and con dopes now compromised. the storm surge

we've even seen bruce springsteen tickets going up to $5000.00 now with the taylor swift mishap that we've seen this is the problem with monopolies as well, is we get bottlenecks and we saw such a case earlier this year right with baby formula when one factory fell, it made it really difficult to get a life necessity for some now the d o j may pace an uphill battle. this is, we've seen the d o j already lose 3 anti trust cases, trying to block mergers, which has certainly been a pretty major blow to the biden administration. that said, representatives, alexandro, cause your cortez us, sen, amy, clover, char, and other anti trust advocates. would welcome this investigation that was teddy austria in new york. thank you so much. now to look at some of the other global business stories making news today. chinese liter, she jan paying has spoken at the opening of the annual meeting of apec countries and thailand. he said he was willing to pursue, quote, development opportunities with other asian pacific nations. on the basis of mutual respect, members agreed on a joint statement, pledging

nothing like a little bruce springsteen to get everything going.is wonderful to be here with so many friends. dank you, matt and the rjc for letting us be here. senator coleman, thank you for including me. mr. vice president, it is good to see you, great to be your warm-up act tonight. who knows, the next time together we could be on a stage, multiple podiums, who knows who else will be with us, who knows. and who knows what nicknames we might have. [applause] it is -- it is great fun to be with so many friends and to break bread with my jewish friends, although i do not eat as much bread as i used to. and i always learn something new. i was talking to someone earlier tonight. we were asking about hanukkah and christmas, and they said don't forget the chinese food on christmas. i love it. they reminded me tonight of when i was a pretty junior member of congress. i was in jerusalem, i was invited to a shabbat dinner by a senior former idf general. he had four generations of his family there. my wife was with me. it reminded me that we draw common ca

if you remember the bruce springsteen event when bruce springsteen ticket prices were like $5,000, they are chasing algorithms. the people are doing is getting online and they put in algorithms so people can -- so they can avoid scalpers and give presale people the best prices. but the best prices go up very quickly because of this algorithm. >> trace: all of these charges, it's crazy. i want to put this up. a country singer tweeted "all my homies hate ticketmaster. live from red rocks." that is the just. people like zach brian and you have big stars, huge stars, the biggest star in the world, taylor swift. she hasn't said a word about this at all. >> hopefully we are going to hear from her. we are talking, some kids may have saved money to get these tickets and they can't. even if they went to the website that we just talked about or you can still buy tickets, they are outrageous. >> trace: the live nation came on and said it's not our fault. we didn't expect the demand. she has nine dates in the l.a. paired all of these stadiums. do you buy that whole thing? >> they had one job and th

all we ever hear about are the big artists like the springsteen's and the swift's, close have a -- those bargaining power. we should be more worried about the smaller artists, the smaller bands that don't have that bargaining power who have to deal with live nation ticketmaster. they don't have many choices in the marketplace. they are forced into this relationship, and suffer as a result of it. john: does that shape or warp the live content market industry and affect smaller groups? diana: i think it does. when we look at the harms from the monopoly that life mate - live nation ticketmaster has, we have to look at everything from the artist end of the spectrum, all the way through those smaller businesses that struggle to survive in artist management, concert promotion, the smaller venues, all the way down to the consumer end. i think when we take that big picture view, we see how harmful the lack of competition is in this place. that affects innovation in the music industry, and it also affects innovation in consumer facing markets. for example, this experience with the crashing of the

>>> and finally tonight, a star-studded night as celebrities, including bruce springsteen gather to honorfilia ♪ >> the stars were out in force to honor those who have given everything for their country. >> our veterans need to celebrated, honored and taken care of. they've served their country. they've served their communities. as civil servants, and it's the least we can do to honor them and let them know they're appreciated. >> my colleague bob woodruff, critically injured in 2006 while working in iraq now marking 16 years of his foundation's support for veterans. stand up for heroes now raises millions for wounded veterans and assists the families of those who have been lost, like daniele robinson, whose late husband heath lost his battle with lung cancer after being exposed to toxic burn pits in iraq. >> it means the world to be able to be here and share a special night with so many wonderful people. and the bob woodruff foundation has been very welcoming and warm to us. and the military community deserves nights like these. >> the special night raising more than just money, but also

he was springsteen glory days >> got it. followed your complete train of thought there >> why, it was completely alinear. >> i got it. glory days i understood the reference and i understand the reference to exxonmobil and suddenly you're talking about them in a way, though, that you haven't been, but they've been adding production in the permian for some time, jim >> oh, well you know it better than i do. >> oh. can i get that on tape >> whatever you want i have not even gotten to the chancellor >> okay. >> germany >> you want to talk about that >> i felt that that's apropos of nothing, which he's accused me of i think the theme this morning is that america's slowing down, but that china's ready to come back, beginning with foreigners getting the biontech david, it's the beginning. >> it may well be. we're once again dealing with stories that are indicating a loosening of the covid restrictions is coming in china, and that follows on earlier in the week, social media reports that seem to be batted down in a way of similar re

well, if you look at the taylor swift's and the bruce springsteen's those are incredibly popular performers. they have huge fan bases and huge bargaining power visa v. the the players in the live event space but smaller players don't have that they just have they have no choice. they have to take what's there and that's the live nation ticketmaster suite of products and services that they cannot avoid. real quickly just for folks, you know, i was looking at what people were complaining about. apparently the cues that you have to you know, the waiting rooms the where you are in line was a moving or you crashed right before you were supposed to get into the room or you know, there was a pre-sale with capital one credit cards, but i guess people were allowed to wait in line and they didn't have the code and so that could have been pre-checked basically just the process left a lot to be desired and then some people just got booted out. so i experienced something like that myself a month ago when trying to buy these other tickets and they were not as popular as taylor swift but still within seco

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this is a dynamic pricing scheme following the sales of bruce springsteen's 2023 tour.ers would certainly like it. the important thing i think with that pricing scheme is it's something we all experience probably on a daily basis when you buy an airline ticket that's a dynamic pricing scheme. essentially it means that the price is set based on the demand. with concerts there are a few tickets, there is a percentage where that is based on demand and we know demand is high. >> capitalism. >> yeah. >> america. >> some other stuff. >> thanks, rahel. >> some other stuff as well. >> i can't wait to get my tickets from don and kaitlan. >> it's bad because the scalpers make all the money and the people want their tickets. they're swifties right here want to see her. >> and our control room wants their break so we will give it to them. "cnn newsroom" starts after this. >> bye, y'all. pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. l liberty. ththe eat fresh® refresh just won't stop! now, subway® is refreshing their cat

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glory dais says bruce springsteen. good morning, everyone. it's 11:00 a.m. on the east coast on this thursday, novembe. i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. not exactly glory days for the market and we're coming back and dow was up more than 300 points earlier in the session and down now 86, a quarter of a percent from nasdaq and s&p also down about half a percent and we're coming back just a little bit. we're coming down with tech names and apple still down more than $4 at $140 and that's down nearly 3%. amazon, alphabet, amazon and meta all moving lower. the ten year treasury yield up to 4.2% at one point. we're at 4.12% so we're coming back just a little bit on the ten year yield. president biden attacked republicans accusing them of threatening democracy. roll the tape. >> there's a lot of stake in the midterm elections. from our economy to safety of our streets to personal freedoms and future of healthcare and social security, medicare, it's all important. there's something else at stake, democracy itself. american democracy is under attack because

and do you remember hillary clinton and obama there with bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi the nightection and do you know how chance the rapper and jay-z and beyonce in ohio and donald trump won it by 8 points. modern democratic party a loop from the past and on crime, we have black women are one of the fastest growing new groups of gun owners in our country. >> jesse: wow. >> people are taking safety and personal protection measures all to themselves. republicans are winning on crime by 28 points now. they run on the economy by 27 points. immigration 10 years after mitt romney blew the election and the republican party came out with that ridiculous autopsy, we are winning immigration by 33 points. democrats are losing on all these core issues. >> jesse: hit with a hammer, pushed into a subway track. >> joy reid, look at the msnbc poll they say exactly what i just said. >> jesse: joy and hillary looked like they were have a blast in that interview. that's a party what i want to join. >> not inspiring. thank you, jesse. >> jesse: go check out her book. china, diseased monkeys in flor

jerry seinfeld, bruce springsteen.the way, i have a 28-pound turkey is that going to be insane it will be terrible. we started it at 5:00 in the morning. it will be a disaster. >> there's babies and giant turkeys. >> i'm so worried. it's going to be a disaster. >> thank you so much >> happy thanksgiving. so good to see you come on. this is awesome. >> and the weather, like i have been saying, it is absolutely perfect here >> perfect day >> the only problem is getting home on sunday, we will see our next chance of messy weather. tomorrow we could see some isolated impact along the gulf coast. saturday, more like atlanta. we could see delays at the airport as the storm makes its way up the coast and then as we go into sunday the whole thing will make its way into the northeast boston, d.c., philly, new york that's where we will see most of our major airport impacts with . >>> happy thanksgiving. looks nice out there but it is still chilly as we look at christmas in the park in downtown san jose. temperatures in the mid-4

. >> kaylee you talked about when bruce springsteen was touring.tive artist is so much more accessible and really is about getting that experience to advance. ticketmaster saying now, the pandemic is over, everyone is flocking to concerts and venues and willing to pay for these vip experiences and that is pushing don't smother artists. 20. >> gillian: 's book out and 2024 and big-name artists, coldplay, taylor swift are getting the venues book. maybe this experiences different for small artist. >> dr. fauci's worst nightmare. i love seeing people back out and at it. 500,000 tickets is what some of these tours have sold. fantastic news. president biden has actually said that these fees are unfair, deceptive, and the at up. but i have a solution for the president. one twitter users said, how can we convince elon musk to buy ticketmaster? there you go, mr. president. you want help, go to the elon. >> and that top-down view business expertise you have got what is your advice to people who want to see these amazing artists in person? >> look, if you wan

not only that, this summer with bruce springsteen, people were outraged.to $4,000 for a ticket. that is wrong. that sounds like price gouging. i'm done. >> doctor, part of these costs that julie is articulating include from the venue's perspective. insurance and security is through the roof because of events that have happened. seems like a multitude of these factors where everybody is pointing fingers and seems like litigation is ensuing. >> that's what your avenue is. this reminds me of the pharmacy benefit managers that get in between the patient and the drug, right? what is ticketmaster doing? i have season tickets to the knicks. i have to go through ticketmaster to get my tickets confirmed? i already purchased them. they're causing confusion and unnecessary. from taylor swift's point of view, i was coached by marie. there is a couple of points -- >> you didn't know who she was. >> of course, i knew. she writes her own words. she's not computer aided. you can plan on your weather and time but not changing your mind? powerful lyrics here. and coming out

you see this a lot, springsteen had a lot of flak as well around prices.is what it is, there are bots that are out there it's not a perfect situation, she is a capitalist for sure. these guys have been through pandemic they lost touring for two or three years you can expect to see it and look at the demand i think someone said she would have to do 900 shows to meet all that demand. >> trace: she is a lot of people lying on her what you make of these congressional calls to break up live nation ticketmaster. >> not very much right now i think there are some pretty funky stuff in terms of the way this business is structured and it's totally fair to look at that. there's been a lot of attention when that merger was put together with doj approving it 12 years ago. i think you have to look at exclusivity between venues and ticketing services. that's probably where i would look to free things up rather than surgically pulling the whole thing apart that doesn't sound too realistic to me. >> trace: i want to put this up on the screen this is ticketmaster statement

this summer bruce springsteen's fans were in an uproar after some tickets jumped to $5,000.earing fan complaints about ticket master, this artist tried to purchase tickets to his own concert and he was unsuccessful. >> wow, that's a lot of people at this table. >> do you feel outnumbered by women? >> he's got girl power here. >> it's okay, we'll be nice. >> i'm trying to keep the conversation going here, staying on topic. i think it's about time. >> it's a presale fail that really got a lot of attention here. these were verified taylor swift fans who thought they were going in to get their presale ticket and were left in long lines. this happened to you? they had all kinds of emails. it was a complete and utter mess and now you've got these calls like this company is too big, there's not any competition and they totally screwed up here. the company says this is because of taylor swift, demand for her. >> they're blaming her? >> they're saying there was such demand for this event. one of the investors said that you could have filled 900 stadiums with the demand. >> but this i

to talk in all of his years of broadcasting, howard's always wanted to interview the boss, bruce springsteene to be. so howard is going to be with us tomorrow to talk about that extraordinary interview. we can't wait. let's bring in now on his birthday, a special week. come on. this is crazy. saudi arabia wins, and here we have wearing elliot gould eyewear, donny deutsch celebrating his birthday. i ask what could be better? happy 49th birthday, donny. you're looking great as ever. >> thank you, kind sir. >> we're going to go through this brand up, brand down thing. kids across america love it. thanksgiving stuffing. i don't really care for it that much. but you tell me, brand up or brand down the. >> campbell's soup, a big brand up for stuffing. campbell's soup did a survey on their sides. two-thirds of americans like the side dishes more than the turkey. stuffing came in first. >> wow. >> mashed potatoes second, sweet potatoes third, string bean caseeral, fourth. no cranberry sauce. >> really? all right. >> some things are unexplainable. >> my mom's sweet potatoes are unbelievable. number t

so, you know, what is that phrase from bruce springsteen. take a left at the right, go straight tonight and then you're on your own. that's where the market is now when it comes to dealing with any economic downturn. it is not going to get fiscal or monetary policy help. >> yeah. and with divided congress, that will be harder to push through on that side of things. >> good point. >> steve, always great to speak with you thanks for your time steve leiesmanliesman. michael, how do you think about this in terms of where the fed might end up and what that environment will be on the other side >> well, i mean, if history is going to be our guide, what we know is that the fed has had challenges in years passed when they tried to tackle inflation the problem tends to be more persistent but there are these lulls. that happened in the arthur burns era. we don't have the same kind of inflation at this point that they had look, they don't want to be overly hawkish they don't want to induce a recession. any excuse they have to essentially moderate the p

stuart: for bad pr c2 and for more others like bruce springsteen and others suet fbi's been selling tiktokas too much control he cited three specific areas going collect the data on the users there with the recommended algorithms neck abuse for influence operations and they could actually get into your device and of course the compromise is your phone and data and obviously tiktok has been controversial 60 minutes just for this reason is that if you look at tiktok in china knowing that it operates to get the spanish version communicates, time limit and they see science experiments in the tiktok version that you see outside of china, look here in the u.s., that is the opium version, that is the one we do not see as many signs in size project using things that get kids addicted. stuart: there is a difference. thank you lauren, you can accelerate pride and were black lives matter sure but you cannot show a nativity scene are menorah at public office in seattle, jason has a story and it highlights the silver lining to the gop's midterm shortfall in this printed the silver linings and she's goi

allowed to exist in the space, we're gonna see what happens with taylor swift's concerts, and bruce springsteen'srt a few months ago, back to pearl jam making noise about this in the early 90s, it's going to keep happening until we can finally get some competition in the market face place. >> we know telescopes up an arms in the. sanctions have got a lot of influence from fans, and a huge following. is there something that she can do, right, do artists have a responsibility to change things here? >> i do think so. and she is in a fairly unique position in that the only artists that have any leverage with ticketmaster are the really really a list artists. everyone else is at the mercy of ticketmaster. but the spring scenes and taylor swift's of the world they actually have leverage with pricing, they have leverage with then you, and concert locations, they have leverage with something called hold facts, which are the number of tickets that are literally held back for vips, and platinum credit card numbers, that don't go and are made available for on sales that general public, and so, if she were a

dynamic pricing which is essentially basis prices on consumer demand and that's what pushed up bruce springsteencketmaster saying in response? it says it's working on making improvements to its ticket buying experience. it points out that we've seen this unprecedented demand when it comes to taylor swift. 2 million tickets were purchased on tuesday. that is the most for a single day. so it's a record there, jose. >> emilie ikeda, thank you so much. >>> meanwhile, a 95-year-old woman makes history at the latin grammy awards. she won best new artist last night making her the oldest person ever to win a grammy. it was a tie with her and 25-year-old singer from mexico. she's been singing for nine decades but only for her family. her grandson finally produced an album of her songs and released it last year. if you get a chance to listen to it, please do. she told the crowd last night it's never too late to fulfill your dreams. >> she dedicated her award to god, cuba, which she said she never forgets. she said, with faith and love, your dreams are always possible. she's been living in the united state

more than ten studio albums debut at number one, joining the likes of drake, the beatles, bruce springsteenaylor has been able to do, especially remarkably, 15, 16 years into her career, is just coming up with new ways and new things to keep people interested, engaged, caring about what she's doing, caring about what she's saying. and she's gotten better and better and better at it ♪ i'm going out tonight ♪ >> that was vladimir duthiers reporting. the overnight news is back in two minutes. jim mansfield: my job was more important to me than my family, and i started drinking a lot, staying out of town. it took a toll on me. dr. charles stanley: you may be as low as the prodigal, but you are not hopelessly, helplessly lost if you will listen to what i'm about to say. jim: sitting on that couch, watching that sermon, something had happened to us. i'm talking about the joy and love in our hearts. i want more of that. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'l

in all of his years of broadcasting, he's always wanted to interview bruce springsteen. couple of weeks ago, it finally happened. it was extraordinary, two and a half hours of music and life, and howard will join us tomorrow morning to talk about that conversation which was so good, they're now putting it up on hbo in its entirety as a special production. boy, joe, i have been listening to howard, i grew up in new jersey, for 35 years, i guess, something like that. so this is a huge thrill. i get a chance to talk to him tomorrow. >> just a huge thrill. you know, howard had early in his career, had a schtick, did it very well. you saw it in his movie. something really started happening over the past five, ten years. he became an extraordinary interviewer of musicians, especially, and i would sit and listen to him talk to like, for instance, billy joel and just be transfixed. what he was able to pull out of these musicians that liked him genuinely, he knew what he was talking about, unlike so many interviewers. and it's just, it's always been such a pleasure to listen to h

hang down in florida, is he coming back to the studio >> he was in the studio to interview bruce springsteen will be on hbo, keeping it in the family and he's at the top of his game and have you brought people back in 6th avenue >> there's a lot of talent and there are shows going on and not just on 12/21 and also miami, too. >> miami, too. jennifer, always good to catch up jennifer witz from sirius. >> back to you >> great stuff today, david. >> a check leading the s&p higher and another retailer, bath & body works focused on inventory and expense management those shares are up after the bell that will be in focus and more tech names, specifically applied materials and palo alto. meantime, stocks are lower treasury yields are higher the dollar slightly stronger gold is under pressure and that will do it for "squawk on the street." "tech check" starts now. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "tech check." i'm jon fort, with deidre bossa and carl quintanilla the tech stocks are seeing another day in the red and is there hope why some are pointing to sisco and nvidia as travel demand continues to serve the com

one of the biggest music legends of all time, bruce springsteen is my guest!s and applause ♪ >> jimmy: "bruce!" that's how you say hello in new jersey >> steve: yeah [ laughter ] yeah, it's a bruce springsteen "tonight show" takeover. that is right. [ cheers and applause bruce springsteen. monday, tuesday, wednesday, all bruce. or as bruce puts it, "one, two, three shows!■é [ cheers and applause yeah, bruce will be here performing for three straight nights so, basically a normal length bruce springsteen concert. [ laughter ] well, this is fun -- over the weekend, the rockefeller center christmas tree arrived in new york city. this ire can we see it? [ cheers and applause >> steve: what [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: they never look as good as they do in their dating profile. you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] don't worry, they're trying to turn the tree so the giant gap faces the walllaughter ] do you know what i'm saying? let's get to some news on saturday, former president trump's youngest daughter, tiffany, got married at mar-a-lago yeah, the cutest part o

[ cheers and applause >>> seth: i want to thank my guests bruce springsteen and mike birbiglia i want to thank bryan carter and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - jerry seinfeld adam dine, musical guest, bruce springsteen, and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1753 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. hello. thank you very much, enjoy yourselves welcome, everybody welcome, welcome, welcome, to "the tonight show. you're here. thank you for watching at home i want to wish everyone a very happy thanksgiving happy thanksgiving, everyone [ cheers and applause ♪ by now your pants have completed their journey from on, to unbuttoned, to who needs pants? [ laughter ] so, congratulations. please, get comfortable, relax you just did all the dishes. or you stood around pretending to be busy to avoid doing the dishes whatever you did [ light laughter ] and act -- actually i'd like to make a quick public service announcement, if i could, if you're still at someone's house watching me right now, everyone wants you to go home [ laughter ] bye. [ cheers and applause go