conductor seiji ozawa has become the first japanese to be named an honorary member of the vienna philharmonic orchestra. ozawa, who underwent surgery for cancer of the esophagus, resumed musical activity in september. the honorary membership was awarded on tuesday at a concert hall in tokyo. orchestra president clemens hellsberg says the title is not just a show of honor or appreciation, but it also reflects the orchestra's love for the maestro. hellsberg expressed hope that the honor will strengthen ozawa as he recovers. >> happiest thing last, what, eight years i learned is that i was with you and i learned from you. i really like you very much and i -- until i die, i like to be with you as a friend. thank you very much. thank you. ♪ >> ozawa has conducted a number of major performances by the orchestra since 1966. he joins leonard bernstein, richard straugs, and other renowned conductors as an honorary member. ozawa was teary as he thanked his friends. the conductor is aiming for a full comeback at an arts festival in new york next month. >>> and now let's take a look at the world weather

. >> the vienna philharmonic has not forgotten the music is a communication platform, and we are lookingnnect with the audience the whole time. it helps us to do that because it is such a friendly atmosphere. >> when you walk into that hole, there are all those beautiful flowers. it is alive changing experience. it is an extraordinary ensemble. >> is it still and man's world. one young the british activist believes in equality is just an illusion in the west. >> sandra day is the host -- the wild of san tropei. >> winning is still paramount. audio changed. still bbcish. >> give you the latest headlines this hour. officials have confirmed that information on bombs on planes on friday came from an al-qaeda member. >> the woman elected over the weekend debate brazil's first female president has promised to make gender equality a priority. she will continue the work of her hugely popular predecessor and mentor. we have this from san paulo. >> brazilians went to work with the news that they had their first woman president, dilma rousseff. eight years ago, no one could have imagined her as pre

. >> and i wanted to be the conductor of the new york philharmonic. leonard bernstein was my idle as a child. >> do you have a musical ear? >> no. no talent at all. >> no talent at all. >> other than to talk. >> no. well, i think i can write pretty well. i have no musical talent. >> stan would like you to finish those two books. >> i have no musical talent. >> you like music. >> loving something and being good at it are not related. i played the cello as a child, i was remarkably untalented and i wanted to be the conductor of the new york philharmonic. i realized that would not occur. >> rose: beyond those two things that you could not do -- >> i could be on the supreme court. you do not have to be a lawyer to be on the supreme court. i'm already not a lawyer, i'm half way there. >> you do not have to be a lawyer. you do not have to go to law school. you do not have to have written about the law. you just have to have a president that is willing to nominate you and a senate that is willing to confirm you. that's all you need. >> and i'm really -- >> y

joan murray the director of the golden gate philharmonic volunteers as a camp teacher.ciates the nurturing environment that bob created at cazadero. >> this would take kid that didn't have much going for them and let them know they can do something and they would make them good. >> reporter: at age 81, bob no longer runs cazadero himself. but he still recruits teachers, helps raise $80,000 a year in camp scholarships, and soaks in students' summer concerts. >> they show up on a tuesday morning and then they put on a quality concert on saturday or sunday. and it's amazing. it's just utterly amazing. it continues after all these years to be a real joy for me. >> reporter: for inspiring excellence in young musician for more than half a century, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bob lutt. sharon chin, cbs 5. >>> and registration is now open for next year's music camp. you're going to find a link in our online story about bob. go to cbs5.com, click the cbs 5 at the top of the page, and then jefferson awards. you will also find an email form for nominating y

joan murray, executive director of san francisco youth arc extra's golden gate philharmonic volunteersa camp teacher. she appreciates the nurturing environment bob's created. >> they would take kids that didn't have much going for them and they let them know that they could do something, and they would make them good. >> reporter: at age 81, bob no longer runs the camp himself, but still recruits teachers, helps raise $80,000 a year in camp scholarships, and soaks in students' summer concerts. >> they show up on a tuesday morning and then they put on a quality concert on saturday or sunday, and it's amazing. it's utterly amazing that it continues after all these years to be a, a real joy for me. >> reporter: for inspiring excellence in young musicians for more than half a century, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to bob lutt. sharon chen, cbs 5. >> registration is now open for next year's music camps. find a link online, in our story about bob. just go to cbs5.com. click on the cbs 5 logo at the top of the page and jefferson awards. you'll also find an e-mail form for n

. >> tonight we had a -- a few months ago the new york philharmonic did a tribute. >> mandy. >> and onfilm, which is really hard to do. you watch having been through it, you see it and feel like you're there. >> i'm going to be watching there. >> we saw it, and i thought stfs incredible. i didn't realize all of those songs were his. there's another one. every one you've heard came from him. >> "send in the clowns" and n g things like that. >> how much longer are you in "la bete"? >> it's a wild ride. i love it. >> what does david hyde pierce do when he takes a break? go sailing? >> i don't know. probably go play football. >> you're such a macho kind of guy. >> oh, shut up. happy thanksgiving to you guys. >> enjoy the rest of your team. we'll see you in a couple of weeks. >>> coming up next she's the loud-mouthed mom on "everybody loves raymond." >> she knows how adorable she is. >> i know. i'm home. [ pigeons cooing ] they're hungry. [ male announcer ] of all the things that happen on your wooden surfaces, disinfecting has to be one of them. clorox disinfecting wipes. safe on wood. har