, and actually competing in bollywood styles in mainstream american popular culture. tell me how weird that was for you as a kid who grew up, you know, in ohio, again, who never saw that stuff on american television. what's it like to see it now? >> it's very... it's surreal for me, because i... you know, i feel that i've lived, just by virtue of when i was born, on kind of both sides of this divide. you know, when i was growing up, this still hadn't happened yet, and so there was, you know... no one really knew anything about us or where we came from. people in cleveland would ask my mother a question that, you know, she's wearing a bindi on her forehead, red bindi, and, you know, she was asked in an elevator once, "is that a hole in your head and that's the blood?" you know, it's unimaginable today. and i just recently was all over the country for my book tour. it's amazing. you can go pretty far out in the u.s. to all kinds of places and people are asking sophisticated, third-level questions about what's happening with the maoist movement in india, what's happening

reflects the real size of the economy because on that basis the renminbi is actually still under bollywood and so china and many many regard because of that's not what i was saying what i said was that you guys if you read on to me ok i want to go jump in or are you worried about currency wars in a bubble very go ahead. i know in general i'm not worried about it she was i am not worried about put the action as by and large being kept in check i also think that one day maybe seven years down the road we may have to worry about a big bubble again because of all the money that's being printed but we are not yet in a new bubble economy however i am very couldn't so we're definitely high we're jolly and travelling and i didn't record it there's no question about it. yeah and we are probably travelling in the direction of a bubble i agree but we're not i don't see a bubble yet i am however while he does martin is particularly with the european situation i think do you see is which but a dog simply has to do with the fact that there isn't enough of a currency war in europe in the fall in the sens

and for that one, they transformed it with a theme of an indian "bollywood" party, with belly dancersts and good times. >> and a great show here on cbs, too. tell us about some of the interesting collaborations that were on stage. they grew up together some bands you probably wouldn't have seen. >> reporter: there were interesting duos here. for example, you had alicia keys performing with maroon 5. she picked up the drumsticks. she was drumming. she started singing her girl on fire song which is quite catchy and epic and also you know you had bruno mars sting and rihanna doing a tribute to bob marley and other groups singing together. interesting collaborations. but this is the music industry's biggest night of the year so it was great to see that all out there. >> it was great. i think the tribute to bob marley was my favorite performance of the night. all right. teresa garcia live in los angeles, thank you. >>> and we're going to check in with liam mayclem live from l.a. a 6:45. find complete coverage of the grammys on cbssf.com. that's one reason why i love watching the grammys to

the official grammys after- party was a theme for "bollywood."d belly dancers, gymnasts, good food. i'm sure the party carried on. >> sounds like you had a long night, too, or some fun. teresa, tell us about some of the interesting collaborations that happened on stage. they actually grouped some performers together that you wouldn't put together normally. >> reporter: it was interesting. alicia keys performed with maroon 5 and she was playing the drum before she performed her girl on fire song. that was cool to see. miranda lambert with dirk bentley, bruno mars, sting, they did a tribute to bob marley. they also had some marley family members up on stage including ziggy marley. so that was cool. a lot of size and ranges of music that all came together. it was really all about the music. >> big night for music. big night for cbs, too. teresa garcia live in l.a., thank you. >> we'll check in with liam mayclem live in about 35 minutes. we'll have more on the grammys at cbssf.com. >>> police in southern california are still looking for the ex-police

you look at bollywood and alike, and you can see that young people generally have a fairly relaxed attitude is just the disgrace. got to say, the cops are looking for these guys. >> that's a good thing. and you've got these students out there who are marching. seems like they've figured out, look, this is kind of crazy that's going on in the streets. >> yeah, there is opposition to it. interestingly, one of the opposition parties also opposes valentine's day, but not in the radical way we're seeing from that other group. but there are people out there using valentine's day to promote women's rights, as well. so looking at the more positive side of valentine's. >> are you a big valentine's guy? >> i am not. you're going to hate me for this, i'm one of those who just abhors it. every day is valentine's day. if you're with somebody, every day is valentine's day. don't tell me to go buy flowers. i do it every week anyway. >> all right. you're a romantic anyway. tell me about this other story. this is out of australia, your home country. big change when it comes to the population. what's going o