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. >> -- springsteen. >> jimmy: bruce springsteen. [ scattered cheers ] >> and the band.ppiest talker like, he'd be like, "you got to get out there! one, two, three! uh, eh, un-uh. you know, the first time, jack --" ♪ >> yeah, there it is >> jimmy: "the first time you play radio city, you know, you come out and the curtains close, you know? but -- but you can hear the lights, and you can hear the crowd. >> should i be you >> jimmy: "and you can --" yeah [ screaming [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: totally ruined the vibe >> no, no -- >> jimmy: ruined the vibe. "hi, guys! hi, jack!" [ laughter ] "hey man, hey, bruce what -- big fan, man." >> no no no no no, no, no. i love bruce springsteen more than anything, but in life, you can be a jimmy or bruce. and i'm a jimmy. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: but you want to hang with the bruce [ laughter ] >> yeah, but you hang with the roots. >> jimmy: yeah, that's true, yeah, yeah >> yeah. >> jimmy: i was trying to pitch you some songs backstage 'cause i always want you to be getting number ones, and that's all i care about and that's

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bruce springsteen's surprise performance, his first since suspending his tour. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ good evening towest, and thank you for joining us. tonight, we are learning that president biden is personally urging prime minister netanyahu for a humanitarian pause in gaza, but israel is insisting a halt in fighting will only come after the more than 200 hostages taken by hamas are released. it may not be the only disagreement between the two allies. netanyahu saying he sees israel playing a role in gaza for "an indefinite period," specifically talking about security responsibility. well, you may recall president biden told "60 minutes" it would be a big mistake if israel occupies gaza after the war. well, tonight, the fighting in the heart of gaza city is intensifying. look at these pictures. this comes as today marks one month since the hamas attack that killed more than 1400 people, the deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust. and now, thousands of civilians are fleeing gaza city as the battle between israel and hamas draws closer. cbs's charlie d'agata embedded with the israeli army in n

bruce springsteen surprised the the fans for this great cause, will.nd up for heroes shines a light on the service and sacrifice of veterans. last night at the star studded event, none shined brighter than the boss, making his return to the stage. ♪ overnight an incredible comeback from the boss. ♪ can't start a fire without a spark ♪ ♪ this gun's for hire even if we're just dancing in the dark ♪ >> reporter: after he was forced to leave his tour in the midst of his battle with peptic ulcer disease, bruce springsteen returned to the stage for the first time in month at bob woodruff's standup for heroes benefit. ♪ i'm reaching for heaven we'll make it there it's just the power of prayer ♪ >> reporter: this comes as long time ban made steven vanzant opened up about the health struggles the 74-year-old has faced telling people magazine the band didn't realize how much pain their lead singer was in, adding the group will reunite stronger than ever in march. ♪ hey baby ♪ >> reporter: bruce springsteen and the e street band postponing eight concerts, then pu

bruce springsteen's surprise performance.. ♪ [ applause ] >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thank you for joining us. tonight we are learning that president biden is personally urging prime minister netanyahu for a humanitarian pause in gaza, but israel is insisting a halt in fighting will only come after the more than 200 hostages taken by hamas are released. it may not be the only disagreement between the two allies. netanyahu saying he sees israel playing a role in gaza for, quote, an indefinite period, specifically talking about security responsibility. well, you may recall president biden told "60 minutes" it would be a big mistake if israel occupies gaza after the war. well, tonight the fighting in the heart of gaza city is intensifying. look at these pictures. this comes as today marks one month since the hamas attack that killed more than 1,400 people, the deadliest attack on jews since the holocaust. and now thousands of civilians are fleeing gaza city as the battle between israel a

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[ laughter ] it's like going to a springsteen concert to hear "glory days" and instead he complains aboutxes for 45 minutes. "speaking of 'glory days,' i remember when sales tax was only 3% now it's over 6% i bought some deodorant at cvs the other day and i said, '36 -- [ laughter ] '36 cents for sales tax? you gotta be kidding me! then i gotta pay $20,000 a year in property taxes? just because i live on thunder road two, three, four!" [ laughter ] now, if we translate that to human english, trump is saying the judge undervalued his mar-a-lago estate, and that some people say it's worth anywhere from 50 to 100 times more. which makes no sense there's not that much mystery around the value of a home let's say you have a house, you paid a million for it five years ago. i can tell you what it's worth now. a little more than a million mar-a-lago is valued at $18 million and trump said someone told him it was worth $100 million or more. zillow that [ bleep ], dude. it's palm beach. you know it's not the only tacky swamp castle in the area [ laughter ] get some comps find another 18-bedroom mot

i can't believe we are arguing about springsteen, but why not?mike: i'm trying to help you with the trump base. mr. christie: this is the fallacy of the campaign. people ask me all the time, "how are you going to get votes from the trump base?" i'm not. you want me to go fishing in the 25% pond. joe biden at 40% in any state in the democratic binary the media in this country would be saying he is dead and over. donald trump is at 40% in iowa, 40% in new hampshire, in south carolina, and somehow he is a runaway vector. i am not fishing in that pond. at the end of the day this is about winning, and the way to win is to go right through him, not to sidle up next to him and ask for people to give him a break after january 6. and raise your hand and say you will support him even if he is a convicted felon. seems to me that washington and jefferson and franklin and hamilton are rolling over in their graves. and adams is telling people i told you we should've put the thing in there about convicted criminals not being able to be president. you guys did n

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. >> ladies and gentlemen, bruce springsteen. >> in part through our big fundraiser, stand up for heroes's important to never forget those who sacrificed themselves and served the country. >> linsey: our friend and colleague bob woodruff joins us now. bob, it's a rather emotional hour. you share your recovery along with the amazing work that you and your wife lee have been able to accomplish through the bob woodruff foundation. it's inspiring. >> i hope it's inspiring. i wanted to go back there with my son who's been wanting to go to iraq and for me to go back and see the place where we were hit and our lives changed in an instant. but i also wanted to make sure people know what veterans need, those who have served in the countries. and the sad thing is, as you reported all tonight, there are so many wars that are still there. they have not gone away. i just want to make sure it's inspirational that way. >> linsey: i think it is. bob, our thanks to you and all the soldiers and veterans this veterans day. "after the blast, the will to survive" airs on abc tonight at 8:00 eastern, streamin

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. ♪ friday night guys fresh out of work ♪ >> byron: bruce springsteen took the stage in a surprise performanceer recently taking time off due to health issues. the boss in fine form, sharing the stage with john mellencamp and then solo, standing up for the bob woodruff foundation. ♪ just dancing in the dark ♪ >> byron: and that's "nightline" for this evening. catch our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. thanks for the company, america. go roof going up and up and down with the thing. i'm not laughing. of happiness. i'm laughing of hurt. you know, this is uncalled for. >> it sure is uncalled for. tens of thousands of dollars in damage by thieves using construction equipment, trying to steal an atm. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. we've seen a would be atm thieves use cars and trucks. but this is new tonight. oakland police are asking for your help after an outrageous attempted robbery at a convenience store. video shows vandals breaking into the store using a backhoe trying to claw the atm out of the building. as abc seven news reporter j.r st

and then there's a special occasion or marble but i hate intermissions generally but i've seen springsteene intermission, it's great. no extra time where you're waiting in lines, everyone goes at the same time. >> there's usually one song you go to the bathroom. >> you pick and choose your moments. >> you may miss something or hold it. >> marble comes on screen. >> are movies too long? >> the can be but if they do it at all, of the get the horrible idea, how about start the movie, start at 8:00 and put trailers in the middle and use it through trailers but to have someone come back, they come back in the bathroom, what did they miss? you missed the part about not talking in the theater, that's what you missed. [laughter] >> that's not your wife you're talking about, are you? >> with been together 20 years, we did see a movie on our first date and had there been a trailer, i might have gone to the bathroom and don't come back. [laughter] and kitty. >> coming up, we are getting to know our panel a little too well so we put them to the test with the risk a round of would you rather? find out

. >> , to moderation for the third quarter were due tribute to bruce springsteen? it seems to me an element of room for the fed is the fiscal situation and of course fiscal and monetary policy are independent but the fiscal situation affects monetary policy in a couple of important ways. high deficits boost aggregate demand a time when the fed is trying to cool aggregate demand as you say. that in turn boosts the rate of interest which means the policy rate used to be higher for discretionary effects and in addition high deficits required of the treasury sell large amounts of long-term debt. that could boost the midterm premium. the fed can't just recognize higher rates going up because these two different effects have different implications. the higher interest rates implies a higher policy rate. how do you think about that and how do you think of the fiscal situation and how it affects the omb and those competing effects from the writ large structural deficits. >> i mean the way we thought about fiscal policy and monetary policy there's a lot of external factors

how much moderation for the third quarter do you trick -- do you attribute to brings -- two bruce springsteenulling out? [laughter] it seems like the elephant in the room for the fed is the fiscal situation and fiscal and monetary policy are independent but the fiscal situation affects monetary policy in a couple of important ways. high deficits boost aggregate demand at a time when the fed is trying to cool aggregate demand. that in turn boosts the rate of interest, which means the policy rate used to be higher for contractionary effects. in addition, high deficits required of the treasury sell large amounts of long-term debt. that could be used the -- that could boost the term premium. the fed can't just recognize higher rates going up because these two different effects have different implications. a higher neutral rate implies a higher policy rate. how do you think about the fiscal situation and the effects of moc -- f moc? >> the way we thought about fiscal policy and monetary policy there's a lot of external factors that are not under our control. we take them as given and do the best w

why -- who are you thinking, bruce springsteen?] >> i was thinking timothee chala chalamet, but now i'm not sure. >> jimmy: oh, okay. we've got a lot of horny older women in the audience here. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: okay. not timothee chalamet. next? >> do you have brown hair or brown eyes? >> no. >> jimmy: neither one. next? >> i'm madison, and have you ever dated taylor swift? [ laughter ] >> i have not. >> jimmy: not dated taylor swift. no, okay. next? >> do you have any kids? >> many. >> jimmy: you say many. how many? >> well, i have three children. >> jimmy: three, yes, okay. all right. yes, next? i didn't want people to think it was nick cannon, you know what i'm saying? louisiana period [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: 86? >> hi, will this new title give you pressure in the bedroom? [ laughter ] >> not at all. >> jimmy: next? >> hi, are you older than 40 years old? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay, that's a good question. that's how we narrow it down. next? >> what genre of movie do you act in? >> all. >> jimmy: all, y

time you want to hear someone say "the boss is not going to leave" is after the third encore of a springsteen right before the opening notes of "thunder road." he's a machine! bruce! thanks to jonathan karl's new book, karl is our guest on thursday. we're also learning more about trump's belief in some of the weirder qanon theories that have percolated. for instance, back in 2021, the q folks were all saying that trump would be reinstated on august 13, 2021, as part of the so-called "storm," when trump would expose the cabal of satan-worshipping pedophile elites and declare martial law, meaning he would remain in power and conduct mass arrest and executions of top democrats or other supposed members of the cabal. oh, 2021. it was a crazy time. of course, since then, most of the more insane believers in that nonsense have been sentenced to congress. but it turns out, it wasn't just your aunt on facebook who bought into q. because that summer, trump was telling people that he expected he would get reinstated by august. come on. cult leaders should never get high on their own supply. "my maga fa

you want to hear somebody say the boss is not going to leave is after if third encore of a bruce springsteen concert right before the opening notes of thunder road. >> surprising? no. unhappy? yes. i'm not happy you and your colleague got to do the story. >> all his instincts told him he was defrauded, that the the election was a big fraud. >> making sure that everyone that is involved in the criminal enterprise is held responsible. >> there was a big shouting match in which rudy called me every name in the book. >> wow, this is what it's going to look like when his former allies turn against him in a fulton county court of law. >> it really should influence how we think about the election of '24. >> he said for $10,000 we will fly you down. >> they were trying to figure out this week who leaked those videos. >> there's absolutely no reason for fani willis to have leaked this. >> who's leaking the videos? i think somebody in the defense camp to whom these have been released as part of their discovery allegations of the georgia prosecutors. >> judge, i did release those videos to one outlet.

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time you want to hear someone say "the boss is not going to leave" is after the third encore of a springsteen concert. >> making sure that everyone that is involved in the criminal enterprise is held responsible. >> wow, this is what it's going to look like when his former allies turn against him in a fulton county court of law. >> it really should influence how we think about the election of 2024. >> it is bad when trump's own aides confirm the plan was that the boss was not going to leave. remember, he's awaiting a trial for stealing a race because the boss was not going to leave. pretty relevant. the sudden leak had many asking who released the footage be the d.a. criticizing that leak. >> i'm not happy that it was released and you and your colleague got to do your story. >> they were trying to figure out this week who leaked those videos. >> there's absolutely no reason for fani willis to release those. >> i think -- >> the last voice david kelly just last night suggesting the leaker might be in the defense camp. they would have to videos because prosecutors have to hand them over in fair

oh, really one more >> jimmy: yeah can you give me a -- like a -- ♪ >> jimmy: yeah, good bruce springsteenis passage. >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: yeah >> i remember sydney standing on stage shouting, "i don't need any of you! i'm charlie chaplin's son and i have $500,000 in the bank. >> jimmy: there you go [ cheers and applause thank you, very much it's a fascinating - >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: fascinating listen some business news, i saw that nike is suing new balance and skechers for allegedly stealing their shoe-making technology [ audience oohs new balance said the allegations are untrue, while skechers said, "wow, nike knows who we are?" [ laughter ] "hi. wow. hey, guys, i read that kahlua and absolut vodka teamed up to create a $100 fragrance that smells like an espresso martini. [ cheers and applause yeah, it's already being called the number one scent to not wear on a job interview. [ laughter ] if you don't have 100 bucks for the espresso martini cologne, just wait a few weeks and have a mall santa breathe on you. [ laughter and applause "what do you -- what do you want for chri

. >> shandling and springsteen at the "grammys." >> seth: wow >> that's at the "grammys. [ cheers and the "grammys"? >> that's my first job ever, writing the "grammys." obviously i thought i was kind of a cool sylvester stallone type >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> at the time >> seth: you got away with it, not bad. >> a little bit. >> reporter: this is -- was this writing for "the ben stiller show"? >> yes, that's "the ben stiller show." >> seth: ah, so you got ben stiller. [ cheers and applause >> and now you know why i have a beard, because i look weird. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah, there you go. this is a -- i mean, this is - look at this a-list crew right here so -- and this is on the set of "the larry sanders show" >> that's "the larry sanders show." so that's with gary. and that's warren beatty and rip torn and me young. but here's the thing you know, i am them there, right? >> seth: yeah. >> like, so that's like the "please don't destroy" guys. and i'm rip torn >> seth: yeah. >> right [ laughter ] >> seth: but you liked -- and i know from -- because you were always as a ki

such -- number one, and he rarely does interviews he's one of those rare people like taylor, bruce springsteenthing because we're all coming >> seth: yes >> it's true they don't have to do anything, we're coming but if there ever was a time to do the interview, i guess his team convinced him, i don't know i'm just grateful that he did it but to get to see, from his own words, what he was thinking when different songs came out, and his writing process, you know, where blue got her name. he was -- he was really lovely really, really lovely. >> seth: that's great. i'm going to ask him to do my podcast. [ laughter ] >> no, no, no. i mean, we had so much stuff on the floor. we were only supposed to have, you know, 45 minutes, he gave us two hours. so, you know what that's like. >> seth: yeah. >> so, we did a primetime special last week. and you can still get on it paramount plus have you seen it yet >> seth: i'm very excited to see it >> i'm very proud of it. >> seth: i'm very excited to see it i'm very excited to see some of the items this year on this list of - >> me too, me too. >> seth: we talk

american tv, then i just american tv, and then i just thought i met this girl next thing a bruce springsteeng. ex—wife. yeah, it's amazing. >> she did. i have to blame her. she country . she lured me to this country. >> what's the story, louis? >> what's the story, louis? >> story is not so thankful >> the story is not so thankful anymore. only 36% of voters think dream is think the american dream is still attainable. does the voters , in damning voters in america, in damning indictment us under biden? >> no. but isn't the american dream idea that anyone can dream the idea that anyone can achieve they want as achieve whatever they want as long they hard enough, long as they work hard enough, which has never been true, but but still, people believed it but still, people believed in it and in the morning and it got you up in the morning and it got you up in the morning and could be and it could be true. >> were of success if >> there were lots of success if there in there were people in this country. doesn't work in this country. it doesn't work in this country. it doesn't work in this country

oh, that was a bruce springsteen reference. i got it on the same page again.s convincing than photos finds studies . so they showed a load studies. so they showed a load of eyes. people and it was 66% of eyes. people and it was 66% of i images were rated as human, compared to 51% of real images. so so they actually got it wrong . have you seen these images , . have you seen these images, though? you know the ones i mean, you go to like this face doesn't exist.com there's loads of websites out there they create. yeah i checked them out and looked them before. and i've looked at them before. they obviously they are just obviously so realistic . it's ridiculous. realistic. it's ridiculous. they're not like, you know , you they're not like, you know, you see images sometimes , you see eye images sometimes, you know, like fantasy art or whatever. it's obviously created . it can be, you know, interesting or whatever. but but no, these are so believable. it's extraordinary . well, that's it's extraordinary. well, that's why they thought they were real when they weren

american tv, then i just american tv, and then i just thought i met this girl next thing a bruce springsteeng. ex—wife. yeah, it's amazing. >> she did. i have to blame her. she country . she lured me to this country. >> what's the story, louis? >> what's the story, louis? >> story is not so thankful >> the story is not so thankful anymore. only 36% of voters think dream is think the american dream is still attainable. does the voters , in damning voters in america, in damning indictment us under biden? >> no. but isn't the american dream idea that anyone can dream the idea that anyone can achieve they want as achieve whatever they want as long they hard enough, long as they work hard enough, which has never been true, but but still, people believed it but still, people believed in it and in the morning and it got you up in the morning and it got you up in the morning and could be and it could be true. >> were of success if >> there were lots of success if there in there were people in this country. doesn't work in this country. it doesn't work in this country. it doesn't work in this country

oh, that was a bruce springsteen reference. i got it on the same page again.s convincing than photos finds studies . so they showed a load studies. so they showed a load of eyes. people and it was 66% of eyes. people and it was 66% of i images were rated as human, compared to 51% of real images. so so they actually got it wrong . have you seen these images , . have you seen these images, though? you know the ones i mean, you go to like this face doesn't exist.com there's loads of websites out there they create. yeah i checked them out and looked them before. and i've looked at them before. they obviously they are just obviously so realistic . it's ridiculous. realistic. it's ridiculous. they're not like, you know , you they're not like, you know, you see images sometimes , you see eye images sometimes, you know, like fantasy art or whatever. it's obviously created . it can be, you know, interesting or whatever. but but no, these are so believable. it's extraordinary . well, that's it's extraordinary. well, that's why they thought they were real when they weren

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