around for decade and have had their share of sex and drugs along with the rock & roll, but as bobby keith not so preform anymore. he says we're all family men now but it's still rock & roll. >> it's show business, but it's rock & roll business. the number one thing is the show, the business, the rock & the roll which these guys do so well. >> reporter: the rolling stones have come from entertainers and museums they tape every concert. richards says he's even talked to his guitar to get the best out of it. >> he's looking down and yelling, he's not yelling at me, he's getting the extra bit out of his guitar. >> reporter: not everything goes smoothly all the time. lavar remembers an embarrassing moment with jagger at the last tour. >> right when we were doing the ballad,mik runs to me with a white ghostly face and said, what are the first words, what are the first. luckily i knew what they were, but he was shaken for a minute there. >> ♪ >> when we come back on a second look. behind prison walls. we'll show you who prisoner performances at san quentin. look at you guys with your fancy-schma

we're looking at the third baseman, keith hernandez, bobby ohida. >> stay in the game. >> we're gettingre. how are you doing? how are the phillies doing? we're four games under .500. we're going nowhere. >> we thought you had the pitching staff at the beginning of the season. >> we won two in a row. >> be careful. >> thome has a couple of big runs. it's 9:30. someone can say what are we doing talking about -- they are ringing the bell. >> that was legitimate. >> they are ringing the bells. >> okay. let's talk about nat gas for a moment. a few days after boone pickens said the commodity head blossomed. >> energy on last night on mad money, they're the largest storage company. believe me, there's a lot of nat gas. you need a real cold winter on top of a skalding summer to get this inventory down. i will say this, though. shanira is a big exporter. what they're basically saying is, look, if obama doesn't want nat natural gas for service fuels, we will send it all to china. and i have to think that that's going to happen. >> lng, by the way, got a upgrade helping to add to that upgrade that

bobby scott from the commonwealth of virginia. bennie thompson from mississippi is our chairman. thank you. [applause] and keith adelson from minnesota. [applause] >> i am just yelling at her because she took all the time. i am co-director of an organization called advancement project. we are the next generation civil rights organization that believes the change will happen from the grassroots up. what we do is support grass- roots movements to work for racial justice. as you can see, from all that you have heard so far, in 2008, turnout among african- americans, latinos, and young voters was up. in 2010, we sat home. and others were planning. in 2010, there was a sweep of state legislatures by the republican party. i want to say that i am from a non-partisan organization, so i'm just telling you the facts. so in in 2010, when they took over the state legislatures, they moved very quickly in 2011 to redistrict themselves into power for 20-30 years. in 2011, they quickly also moved to put in place new rules around voting because they saw the changing demographics in this country and they saw that we could actual