. >> cloudy skies are no problem for california-born charlie williams. he's been flying since he was f tetr >> ...and singing since he was 6. now at 16, he's been getting a lot of buzz. the singing pilot has landed ents like is fundraiser fores at an animal-rescue group. >> ♪ take my hand >> "dreams come true" is the title single from charlie's second album. the words are his own, but the muc ghsod miar it's a famous classical piece called "pachelbel's canon." >> ♪nly joy >>haies at called a classical-crossover artist. he told us about his special sound. >> the music is really inspiring and really easygoing. yokn, h aesge which i think is very important, 'cause, you know, every song should have a story. >> charlie's story is a combination of talent, trainin faith, and opportunity. even as a kid, he was performing the national anthem at hometown gatherings. athaedisifnt to a performance >> well, when i was about 10 years old, i went to a concert for a choir -- a children's choir called voena. erne iiv in venetia, california, >> voena is a multicultural ch

britain's phone hacking scandal is accused of spying on public figures, among them is prince william and prince harry. charlieeporter: we called the palace this morning, and there is no comment and they don't plan to comment. one incident goes back to 2006 when a detective said he tailed prince william and kate middleton to prince harry's house under the nose of protection officers. even away from the prince's many public appearanceses private eye derrick webb was watching and roaredi i recording their every move. >> i would write down what they were wearing at the time, what car they were in, who they met. the location medict. the times were very important. >> reporter: he would then report back to news of the world newspaper and it went on from three until murdoch shut it down in july. prince william and prince harry topped the list of more than a hundred celebrities the former policeman said he kept tabs on. others including angelina jolie and daniel radcliffe and paul mccartney. webb says he is not ashamed and nothing he did qa illegal so why come forward now in money, mostly. while some "news of the worl

charlie rose special edition: why shakespeare. in our premier episode, we explore the genius of william shakespeare and focus on one of his greatest plays "hamlet." the thing that astonishes all of actors who portray hamlet and director who try to take hamlet on is the way that he is infinitely protean. you can find things of almost every different direction, of ery different time perd, everyifferent psychology inside that character and we're l hamlet because hamlet takes on our appearance. takes on who we are and speaks to us in any time. >> what a complex act it is to knowhat you are. to try to fulfill the expectations of your parents, to make your way in the world, to understand that you are no simply in the world to make it what you want but you're given a set of, in effect, commands that you can ask questions about them and question them but you can't escape them. you have to struggle with them. see where they lead you. hamlet is, of course, a tragic case of this "oh cursed spite that ever i was born" he says for himself. but that experience over the centuries has spoken to generations and generations. >> rose: a charlie rose

williams. >> unbelievable work, all, but the emmy goes to anderson cooper, 360. >> excepting, charlie moore,tive producer. >> we have heard there is maybe somebody alive buried in there, a 14-year-old girl. finally, after being trapped more than 18 hours, and man digs a small hole. she is alive. she is finally free. >> this street is covered with people who died in the earthquake. there is nobody here to recover the bodies. [applause] >> thank you so much per charlie, our senior executive producer, has gotten shy. he has asked me to talk. i am a correspondent with anderson cooper, 360. we're so honored by this. i want to thank everybody i have worked with at cnn. i also want to thank our bosses, who got us out the door minutes after the earthquake, spending whatever it takes to get a great story. i also want to thank the people of haiti. 300,000 people died. that is one of every 30 haitian people died in this earthquake. i want to thank them for taking us into their homes and their hearts. thank you very much for this honor. [applause] >> congratulations. the nominees for outstanding feature