ladies and gentlemen, david foster. [ cheers and applause ] zahn: mr. it the way america knows it, the way new york knows it, because it was known as a swing song with frank sinatra." so, we're going to do it big band style. and we have a special treat. would you like to introduce our friend who's going to play trumpet with us? he's another big friend of ours, the greatest instrumentalist, chris botti. chris botti, everyone! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ more than the greatest love ♪ ♪ the world has known ♪ this is the love ♪ i give to you alone ♪ more than the simple words ♪ ♪ i try to say ♪ i only live ♪ to love you more ♪ each day ♪ more than you'll ever know ♪ my arms long to hold you so ♪ my life will be in your keeping ♪ ♪ waking, sleeping, laughing, weeping ♪ ♪ longer than always ♪ is a long, long time ♪ but far beyond forever you'll be mine ♪ ♪ i know i never lived before ♪ ♪ and my heart is very sure ♪ ♪ no one else could love you more ♪ ♪ more than you'll ever know ♪ ♪ my arms long to hold you so ♪ ♪ my life will be in your keeping ♪ ♪ waking, sle

. >> logan: one of the guests was warner music producer david foster.next year and a half, he struggled to convince a skeptical music industry that he was more than a frank sinatra wannabe. after begging david foster, he finally got a meeting with the head of warner brothers records. >> michael bublñ: it was like a movie. and as he sat down, he said, "well, mr. bublÉ, why should we sign you? we have sinatra on reprise." and i fired back and said, "with all respect, mr. sinatra's dead," you know. i said, "don't bury the music with him." i said, "he wouldn't want it, no one wants it." i said, "there's a void here." and i said, "and i'll fill it. and i'll work for you. i'll work hard for you." >> logan: he was sent away without an answer. >> michael bublñ: a week later, i was down in the basement of this building that i was staying in. and i was on the treadmill. and the doors flung open, and my grandpa and my manager were there. and they both had tears in their eyes. and my grandpa said, "sunshine, sunshine, you're with warner brothers." ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm back ♪

david junior, or d.j. for short. the state fears the stallings may cause harm to the new baby and places him in foster care. st. n auble interviews david stallings, who is furious. >> i've never been arrested. i have never smoked or drank. i have no record, period. >> shortly after his birth, d.j. begins exhibiting the same alarming symptoms as his brother ryan had, but d.j. is taken to a different hospital and receives a completely different diagnosis. doctors determine that d.j. has methylmalonicaciduria, or mma, a rare metabolic disorder. dr. james shoemaker is the founder of the metabolic screening lab at st. louis university, where he studies rare diseases such as mma. >> mma stands for methylmalonicaciduria and it's named after a chemical, methylmalonic acid. and that's a chemical that comes from food. >> in order for this chemical to be broken down properly in the body, it needs the assistance of vitamin b-12. if not b-12 is present, this acid builds up and can sometimes be fatal. a condition known as mma. >> the infant might be very sleepy, might not be rousable, might not respond to anything you do, mig

david wright explains what happened. >>reporter: these days there's no such thing as a new phone number. chances are that number belonged to someone else before you. as bob gray and his girlfriend lisa foster out when they moved from cleveland to california. >> turns out the phone that i got was this old lady who leaves her prescriptions at different pharmacies. >>reporter: but bob's new number? >> what i liked about the number it was such an easy number remember. >>reporter: turned out to be the ultimate wrong number. >> day i have a got the number i get this text message says i saw you on tmz. what balmier. >>reporter: soon he started getting text from paris. the person. not the place. >> paris texted us the text said hi hon it's my birthday party big party in the hills come. love paris. holy cow we don't know a lot of paris. only one. >>reporter: it was paris hilton. party was her famous 30th birthday bash. >> texted back and we text theed yes aid loo love to come. put bob gray and lisa foster on the list and send the address. >>reporter: they figured they weren't exactly gate crashing. unlike vince vaughn in wedding crasher. unlike the couple at the white house. they were technically i

david wright. >> reporter: these days, there's no such thing as a new phone number. chances are, that number belonged to someone else before you. as bob gray and his girlfriend, liza fosterand to california. >> turns out, that the phone i got was this old lady who leaves her prescriptions at different pharmacies. >> reporter: but bob's new number? >> what i liked about the number is it was such an easy number to remember. >> reporter: turned out to be the ultimate wrong number. >> a get this text message, i saw you on tmz. what a bummer. >> reporter: soon, he started getting texts from paris, the person, not the place. >> when paris texted us, the text said, hey, hon, it's my birthday party. big party in the hills. want you to come. love, paris. holy cow. we don't know a lot of parises. we know of one. >> reporter: it was paris hilton. and the party was her famous 30th birthday bash. >> we texted back. but put bob gray and liza foster on the list and send the address. >> reporter: they figured they weren't exact ligate-crashing. unlike vince vaughn in "wedding crashers." unlike the salahis at the white house, they were technically invited. and not just paris' party. >> i

former supreme court justice david souter moderated a panel in october, looking at the constitution, courts, congress and politics. joining him were former clerk yell prof foster heather kurgan and oklahoma mickey edwards and geoffrey stone from the university of chicago law school. this hour and 15 minute event took place in cambridge, massachusetts. >> i know i speak for my colleagues here at the table and saying that we are very grateful to have the honor of addressing this group. and i know i can also speak for them when i say that we have certainly been convinced by her predecessors this morning at the civic obligation to put our support behind the modern military. however, not to the point over again of allowing ours does to follow them in a panel discussion. [laughter] but we will do our best. and that make it the ball rolling by saying i will take you nine i may safely take it as a given that we are living in a society, which is increasingly cared to rise -- curt erased by a and substantially intransigent approach to civic life. polarization is the one word, which seems most regally characterized the articulate public life around ice. and the constitut