anthony mason will introduce us to clive davis. >> okay. i'm ready to go. >> reporter: legendary music mogul clive davis helped launch the careers of bruce springsteen, whitney houston and aleash a keys. ♪. >> reporter: he also throws the biggest music party of the year. do you ever get desperate appeals? please, let me in. >> yes, i do. >> reporter: but you're invited to come along as we follow clive davis later this sunday morning. >> reporter: martin sheen is a celebrated actor and the father of a brood of actors as well. this morning he'll be talking about all that and more with our mo rocca. >> my life here might not seem like much to you, it's but it's the life i choose. >> reporter: martin sheen has this to say about his latest role. >> you know it's the best part i've had in 30 years frankly. >> reporter: and he got to work with his favorite director, his sonny mill yo. you've said that you consider him a friend even more than anything else. >> maybe a little less after this interview. i don't know. (laughing) martin sheen and emili

in the movie business and clive said what if you didn't have any extras. said, yes. you have got it. >> so we didn't have any extras and it was weird enough, at least for that week, and we had to check and kept trying to find a way to do joe's weirdness, a in my view, i went through many things about it which doesn't matter what you think of your own work, but now i think that the upon funny parts are the better parts, the part where we goto do -- >> very serious and upsetting book with hilarious stuff in it. >> i thought we managed very well with the upsetting stuff, and not so well with the comedy, because you just couldn't get rid of the flash. >> rose: and also because mash failed us, it was improvised and contemporary and hirious a week before us, and then we weren't funny at all. >> rose: and when you saw mash did you worry that, my god, i am -- >> well, here is what happened to he with mash. i got the script, i said this is a terrible script. who could ever do this script? and then i almost passed out when i saw the mie, because it was the first tim

i'll give you a person as an example for example last year russia had to make available two and a clive point billion dollars of extra cash for agricultural producers because of the drought well extreme measures like these little evil once went for w.t. or for example why not history will help them get through to a reasonable amount of subsidies so it's true. we want during the next in the next five years certainly is not a good provision of subsidies you may continue to provide subsidies to farmers but are subject to certain rules and. absolutely sure. before you do it in a clear way you may work in a conflict with your future obligations that is the experience of many other countries united states many others. have commitments in the woods which continue to subsidize the farmers but in their way which is not conflicting with obligations are their only interest is that will suffer or florists more than others or will become a member of the you where of course those which are connected trees exploitation of goods and services real good more than those machines. there's a program for dom

defense but most importantly the russians they were able to keep a kind of sick so i can play naked clive wright the game is upon them both to survive here he started his seriously thousand and twelve qualification campaign so well with that victory in moscow but over the last few games they haven't really been able to recover that form they showed earlier in the qualifying campaign i'm going to have stalled was a loss to say why they hadn't been competitive recently from beginning to the pressure but then after twenty minutes we stayed in the game with different. then we are the futures is the. last for free free games we can score goals so be for those who we can bring to the russians cause they deserve the rain for jubilation for the russians sort of a group on twenty points two points clear of any restaurant in just the republic of ireland makes me tick up a crowd size it is for me knows about the joint worst ranked team in the world and anything imports defeats me enough to see the democrats' side through so here is your current role finals in poland and ukraine. so aren't you so ric

defense but most importantly the russians they were able to keep a kind of sick so i can play a major clive right again i think our team have almost all of russia's best players at its disposal right now and this helps us to perform strongly in defense there's a point in both for survival. he started his seriously thousand and twelve qualification campaign so well without betraying moscow but over the last few games they haven't really been able to. form a show in the qualifying campaign i'm going to start stalled was lost to say why they haven't been competitive recently from beginning to the pressure but then after twenty minutes we misstating didn't win the game with different well i think . then we had it about the future as his. last four three three games we can score goals so if we go. to the russia. they deserve to win for jubilation for the russians who are now top of the group on twenty points two points clear of any challenges republic of ireland and up next pick up outside is going. to join worst ranked team in the world and anything imports at peet's will be enough to see the c

take the risk on this government paper and as long as these eels keep going up you look at germany's clive your credit the paul swaps are through the two thousand and eight wives i mean that's a startling statement i mean this is the credit the german debt so it's a bet on germany's solvency so you have a situation where even even germany which is one of the largest governments in the world opinion same thing. as through the wind said that bond buyers around the world are stepping back and governments have to do something to fix themselves well gentlemen on that gloomy note we end our program many thanks to my guest today in washington and in new york thanks our viewers for watching us here are to see you next time remember crosstalk. in taiwan multis available in the phalangist type the hotel minimal garden type eat the how it falls a hotel type be sure sometimes the hotel motel one shall his the groom for town the show with the town some wilderness to type the hotel kuvasz and so photo from the hotel resort evergreens the hotel type peak grand victoria hotel glory of prince motown oil sp

it's fun and, you know, clive, dan's father, said, you know, he died doing what he loved and that was there's no question in anyone's mind that he was loving every minute of that race. >> have you gone back really quickly, have you gone back and tried to reconstruct what you saw when you were on the track there and maybe what happened? >> yeah, kind of a little bit. i was fortunate enough, we qualified really poorly, but i had made a lot of ground and managed to make my way -- quite way forward. so i was right at the very front of the crash. i just -- you know, i can't imagine. i know what i went for. i can't imagine how bad it was. dan was ten places behind me and, you know, a lot of people ask questions, well, you know, why didn't he hit the brakes? why didn't he avoid it? these things happen like that. i'm just, you know, just as stunned as -- you keep trying to think of words. they're not there. >> no. >> appreciate you being with us this morning and our condolences again. we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. returned, hma symptoms my doctor prescribed dul

actor clive owen turns 47. >>> rocker and clothing designer gwen stefani is 42.creen actress neve campbell is 38. india.arie is 36. ashlee simpson is 27 today. >>> welcome back to 9news now. 5:44 on this monday morning. what did you do this weekend? we have a picture of what howard and i were doing. we were falling for fairfax and the rain was falling. >> you were bundled up. >> i had doubled up the scarf. look at our hail and hearty fans there. >> mike and missy. >> he's in shorts. unbelievable. >> missy was underdressed because she was influenced by mike. i saw howard and andrea later in the day. they were both doing this. blowing into their hands. >> they had so much to do. it was such a shame that the rain -- it let up for a little while, even a peek of sun but then it came down harder. but people still came out and we're glad you did. >> hats off or gloves on to everyone who came out. >> did a great job. >> lot of fun for the kids. celebrate fairfax in june and then fairfax. >> indoor activities. more pictures on my web site. >> weatherwise, bundle up once a

but enough about my good friend clive owen. >> yes. >> love mike baker.is made of chocolate, strawberries and dreams. >> no. i, you know what. > yeah. >> i wish mike baker was my dad. then i would kill him so he would never leave. >> i am wondering how many people are masterbating while watching this show now. >> i turn there for most news on charlie sheen. >> charlie sheen spent money on hooker. >> i wish mike baker were my pants. i would never take him off. >> you know what. >> yeah. >> i think. >> ahmadinejad was doing his thing and spending hundreds of thousands on hookers and dating porn stars. >> i wish mike baker was a gun, i would shoot you in the face with him. >> what the hell was i talking about? >> how was this -- how has this helped your fledgling political career? >> well, for one, dana refuses to talk to me about politics. and bach beckle keeps calling asking to run my campaign. this has been one of the most joy joyful parts of my life over the past five years, setting aside my wife and children and my work. some of my friends and the place

. >> narrator: university of wisconsin scientist clive svendsen is intrigued by how growth factors might boost brain performance. >> it's rather like the fertilizer for your lawn. if the lawn looks bad, you put some fertilizer on it and it starts growing beautifully again. and growth factors are fertilizer for the brain, essentially. >> narrator: svendsen wants to surgically deliver growth factors to the brains of parkinson's patients using stem cells, because they're ideally suited for a stealth-like role. >> the idea is to design stem cells that make this drug. put the stem cells in the brain and then they'll deliver it rather like a trojan horse. the brain accepts the stem cell because it's neural and it's going to integrate and migrate and get into the brain tissue. i think we've got something very exciting going on here. >> narrator: svendsen's idea is still in development. but clinical trials using another surgical technique have, so far, proved disappointing, which points to the treadmill retains a certain advantage. with exercise, the growth factor boost happens in house, no surg

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dan's father clive has been speaking about the family's loss. >> dan was born to be a racer and yesterdayn and a gentleman on and off the track. words cannot describe how much our family will miss him. >> the coroner delivered his verdict on the cause of death. we know dan wheldon died from head injuries within an hour of that accident. >> and now so many more questions being asked about safety. >> reporter: absolutely. there's quite a lot of anger and questions being asked about why the race was able to happen in the way it was. and nascar -- i'm sorry, indy car's safety record is being called into question with seven deaths now in the last 15 years. jimmy johnson is saying that perhaps indy car should cease racing on oval circuits, which are incredibly fast. and today the opener of dan wheldon's team, sam schmidt, who himself was paralyzed in a racing incident a few years ago recovered and was able to run the team, but now he's considering walking away from indy car because he doesn't want to be associated with tragic incidents like this. >> don, i know that you said nascar was like a s

. >> reporter: susie has not made any public statements but wheldon's father clive thanks fans and friendsk. the world is a better place because of dan. thank you for allowing us to grieve in private. all our thoughts and prayers means so much to our family. >> reporter: he grew up in england where he first made a name for himself racing go-carts. >> just come off, stay on, get as many points as possible and go for it in the final. >> reporter: wheldon moved to the united states in 1999 and quickly made an impact on the di car circumstan indy car circuit and married his personal assistant. they reached victory lane this year at the indianapolis 500 celebrating together with their two young son, sebastian and oliver. wheldon's father said he was born to be a racer. his fellow drivers say he wouldn't have wanted to go out any other way. but that doesn't make it easier for the loved ones he left behind. >> my wish for now is for his family, for his kids, for everyone around him because certainly the ones that suffer most of it will the ones that stay here. >> reporter: his number 77 car was o

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