what do you call them, gandhi lovers? diaper wearers? what do i call you? you are from india. are from india. it is insane now. it is insane. i get very angry. i think -- you know, don't worry about that. write to your congressman and get something changed. don't worry about this -- nonsense over here. worry about the big issue over there. >> did you said last night -- that over the years, not just -- at this 50 years, your career obviously ebbs and employees. >> lot of -- lot of ebb. >> on that every third week you read this last night when your moment is being taken from you -- how have you navigated those ebbs? how have you not taken personally to walk away from this when you feel like you have been insulted and offended and thrown out and kicked to the curb again? >> first of all, i never read reviews. >> you don't read them? >> i don't. nothing negative is told to me. my assistants -- i have wonderful, three on the west coast. show me nothing negative. i'm not interested. i don't want to hear it. i just push forward. push forward. a mafia guy in vegas said to me write you

the program, richard and he meant so much to film lovers and depending who you speak to and my father would say the great escape is a great film but gandhifilm for me and for you what period of film will you remember him for? >> well, you asked the impossible question because he was the consulate all around. so what is flashing through my mind, well, it is, gandhi for example, obviously, a terrific achievement and ben king's performance is forever on my mind but having started on this i must talk about winston churchill and the deeply moving shadow lands which he directed with flair and this part of commemoration of the beginnings of the first world war was a powerful antiwar film and a few of his marvelous movies and as an actor he could play psycho paths and generals and a leader and sailor and he could play a circus owner, how much more versatile can you get. >> his own life reflected the time, the history that he lived through. he lived through the british declining. he was a child of the second world war. certainly he saw aspects of that and saw the soviet union disintegrating and the world changing around him. do you think that is

. >>> film lovers around the world are mourning the death of richart attenborough. the 90-year-old actor and director won a pair of oscars for "gandhi he spent more than 60 years in the film industry, directing "shado lands", and "a bridge too far", he will be recognised reels in "jura sac ic park." and all buys on beyonce at the music video awards. [ sings ] [ cheering and applause ] . >> she was given the michael jackson lifetime achievement. she fought back tears saying i love you to her husband and 2-year-old. in the past two years there was rumours that they would separate. >> how do you get a lifetime award so young. >> she still has a ring on it. >>> this man in new york on the brooklyn bridge, on support beams stopping to take snapshots. i am sure selfies were involved. he was taken into custody on the way down. >> hong kong, these three teens scaled to the stop of that ski scraper. i can't look at it. it's the world's scariest selfie, look at the angles, you sow the pop of spire, it's pairly big enough. that building is 135 feet above the streets of hong kong. >> the kid standing - there's nothing holding him. >> might have