up next nas and damian marley, stay with us. please welcome nas and damian marley to this program, they have teamed up to perform "distant relatives." and here is some video from the single as we enter. ♪ ♪ tavis: damian, good to see you. nas, how are you doing? >> i am good. tavis: how did this collaboration come to be? don't all speak at once. >> well, it came about first and foremost of being fans of each other's music. we did some work on my last album and on his hip-hop. and it came from there and our management teams came up with the idea to do this together, for african music and three to four songs and decided to make it an album. tavis: when you hear nas' music, what do you hear? >> i hear someone that has guts to say what he is saying, if i was jamaican i would be damian. in his music, i would definitely do what he does. and think vice versa if he was a rapper. tavis: tell me about the project about africa? >> we are all africans, everyone. black, white, yellow, it started there. there is such a mystery to african hist

i'm happy. >> jimmy: you blame damian for this?yes. >> jimmy: damian, you -- i think you -- what you do, you -- i think you strapped your pelvises together last night. was -- y >> we had to get closer in the hip department. it was well rehearsed. it paid off. >> jimmy: it seemed like -- >> hard job. somebody has to do it. >> jimmy: you're dancing, and last time you were here, you said that there was some sexual tension between the two of you but you wanted to use that sexual tension to fuel the dance. said you wouldn't hook up with damian because you did not want it to ruin your dancing together. true? >> no. >> jimmy: yes, you did. >> yes, i did? >> jimmy: i was here. it was me you said it to. now that the dancing is over, however, what's the plan? >> we can have sex. >> jimmy: oh, you can? [ applause ] no wonder damian seems so happy about losing right now. you threwcompetition, didn't you? >> we can have sex. not with each other. >> jimmy: i think you almost turned bruno around. when you first went out there, you -- you were wea

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once again, nas and damian marley. god night. ♪ >> yes. yes.

damian aspinall has always had a special bond with gorillas. them on his family's 90-acre animal park in the south of england. on a recent trip to return three baby gorillas to the wild in africa, the conservationist had a reunion even he wasn't prepared for. >> i got in the boat with my brother and we went up and down the river for several hours. >> reporter: damian was determined to find kwibi. >> i had this call for the gorillas. >> reporter: -- a gorilla he reared by hand in england. >> i turned around the corner and there was this magnificent now-10-year-old gorilla. he hadn't seen me for five years but he heard my voice and he came to the edge of the river. as i sort of clamored over the top, i was a little concerned. but the moment i heard his deep love rumbling, i knew then that i was okay. he looked in my eyes with such intensity and such love, and it was an incredible experience. we just sat there together, sort of drunk on each other. he embraced me like a long-lost friend. it was just beautiful. he slowly introduced his wives who ca

damian of the "wall street journal" and brady of the "washington post." let's start but for questions. >> sure. let's start broadly. this is a very large bill. 1400 pages, a lot of elements, a lot of complex language we've heard over the past week. for the everyday american, talk about why this matters, how it may affect them and if it protects them. >> i think there's three or four overriding goals that both political parties have. and we want to make sure that we never get to where the american public was forced to bail out large financial institutions the way we had to in the fall of 2008. we didn't have any kind of early warning system to prevent institutions from getting too big to fail and we put a series of i'll call them speed bumps and we can go into detail, for these large institutions. and if they somehow get passed that how do we unwind one of these institutions and put it out of business? so ending taxpayer bailouts, number one. number two, we want to make sure that this very complicated area, and i know we'll get into the weeds, but the weed

damian was determined to find kwibi.orilla he reared by hand in england. >> he's now a 10-year-old gorilla and he hasn't seen me in five years, he heard my voice and came to the edge of the river. and as i got to the top, i was a little concerned. but the moment i heard the deep love rumbling gurgle, he kni kn that i was okay. he looked into my eyes with such intensity and such love. and we just sort of sat there together sort of drunk on each other. he embraced me like a long lost friend and it was just beautiful. and he slowly introduced his wives who came to see me and he wouldn't let me go. i managed to clamor back into the boat. he then followed the boat all the way back to our camp and on the other side of the river, at 6:00 in the morning i got up for a swim and there he was on the edge of the river. kwibi, you're a lovely boy, i can see you. just shows what a remarkable animal these critters are. >> damians s a damians a is the >> that was 2008 and we know that you were reintroducing some other gorillas, you hope

and damian and i had a great time. >> damian, i can't imagine the moment.ing with the stars." >> his first. >> and they come in and say, your partner's going to be pam anderson. how lucky did you feel that day? >> welcome to the company. it was fantastic. i had a great time working with her. that's for sure. >> he's a piece of cake. >> it seemed like you all really enjoyed each other. >> cheesecake. >> and you happen to have that kind of chemistry. we enjoyed you were so many reasons, pam. your tributes to marilyn monroe and dolly parton. how is that like for you to be -- >> all of the big ones. >> we'll leave that one alone. i think i know where you're going with that. it was just a way to express yourself and play tribute? >> i was having fun with character. and it was like a little play every week. it was fun to dance and to perform live. it was a great experience. you know? it's a dream job. >> damian, as robin mentioned, this is your first time. what surprised you most about the competition? >> just the whole production side of it. like, everything els

muse trick peter frampton, stone temple pilots, damian marley, nas, and the great eddie murphy will join i hope you guys are aware of this, but there are security cameras in our, actually in our bathrooms, and -- this is -- there is nothing weird here. we caught -- we caught teri hatcher just -- well, take a look. >> look. i can be a sert. now, my whole house is great. i can do anything good. i like my school. i like anything. i like my dad. i like my mom. i like my hair, i like my hair cuts. i like my pajamas. i like my stuff. i like my whole house. my whole house is great. i can do anything good. yeah. yeah. yeah. i can do anything good. >> jimmy: that's strange, isn't it? you know our first guest from "desperate housewives." in her spare time, she is hard at work stretching the boundaries of the internet beyond pornography and videos of cats. she has a new guide to life website called gethatched.com. please welcome teri hatcher. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's great to see you. you look fantastic. >> thank you. >> jimm you caught me in the bathroom. i can do anything good. >> j

. >> pamela and damian. >> reporter: pamela anderson leaves "dancing with the stars" with five celebrities before her gone and five others still in the competition. she waltzes away a happy woman. >> definitely been a positive experience. a lot of people have said great positive things. who knows what i'll make of all this but, yeah, it's nice. >> reporter: pamela's partner calls her fantastic, grounded. he was thrilled to be paired up with her for the experience. >> i just loved the passion of the dancing. i've been lucky enough to pass it on to pamela. she had never danced before. she did an amazing job. >> reporter: chad called pamela very cool and down to earth. derek says she's really hot and his partner? >> she was just very kind and considerate of other people. the biggest thing i like about her, she kept it real. she kept it like, to herself. she's very simple and she kept it real. what you see is what you get. i respect her for that. >> reporter: what do you think you will miss most? >> the cast. the dancers, the friendships. but we'll stay in touch. >> reporter: the judges consta

and on "art beat," jeff talks to damian kulash of the band ok go about their quirky and popular music videos, and the group's decision to leave its major record label and start one of its own. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. jeff. >> brown: and that's the newshour for tonight. i'm jeffrey brown. >> warner: and i'm margaret warner. "washington week" can be seen later this evening on most pbs stations. on many of those same stations, you can watch tonight's debut of the new pbs news magazine, "need to know". we'll see you online, and again here monday evening. have a nice weekend. thank you and good night. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

next to me, damian paleta of "the wall street journal." >> this is a very large bill, as you all knowwith a lot of elements to it and a lot of complex language we have heard over the past week. for the everyday american, who wonders how it matters to them and if it protect them, i think there are three or four overriding goals that both parties have. we want to make sure that we never get to where the american public was forced to bail out large financial institutions the way we had to in the fall of 2008. we did not have any kind of early warning system to prevent institutions from getting too big to fail. we put a series of what i call speedboats