. >> the bit i loved today is where you meet the dalai lama courtesy of richard gere. i asked the dalai lama, have you ever watched a richard gere movie, and he said he hadn't. it was a really fascinating experience to meet somebody like him who just doesn't lead a life like the rest of us. you see so much of the opposite end, the excessives. >> the people who use everything you mentioned >> and yet a lot of them are unhappy. the point the dalai lama was making is just being idolized, having all the material things in the world, that doesn't bring you happiness. >> i think, material things, i don't see get people in trouble. it's the everybody pulling at them and, you know, anytime. i solved it going in. i said, i'm not going to wait for relatives to pull me and ask for money. i hire them right off the bat. my kids, my wife, everybody's in what i do. so i deal with it. but a lot of people get very upset and can't deal with it. and i have to work with them. >> yeah. >> so the answer, sometimes, is drugs or booze or pills now, it goes in cycles. and that's -- people keep

what really happened behind the scenes between julia roberts and richard gere. >> i couldn't interviewhout the iconic jewelry box scene. >> did you realize that would become such an iconic scene? >> if you ever worked with me, you know i do gag work stuff. sometimes she parties late and comes to work late. and she's a little sleepy. so we wake her up. i said, richard, you gotta wake her up a little. so, you know, when she reaches for the box, slam it. because it was a soft box. i would never hurt her. and he said okay. >> whoo! >> when she laughs, the whole world lights up. >> that was really a prank? >> it was a prank. >> you can read more of his book in stores now. >> jewel ra robot -- julia roberts was relatively unknown. why was she perfect? >> once we saw her, we both said, we have something here. and a few weeks into it, he said, you know, you really don't need me. >> oh, no, we always need richard gere. and tonight, where have brad and angelina taken the kids now? we have new photos. plus, justin bieber's girlfriend, selena gomez, plus a bikini and handcuffs. that story and more

they're now gereing -- gearing up for monday. >> voters in myanmar -- unofficial results show aung sanuu kyi the winner in the election. her supporters cheered and filled the streets. it was -- she was just released two years ago. she won the nobel peace prize for her work against the military rule. >> i think i saw plenty of respect and goodwill, which is very important, but we need to hear what other people are saying, and say whether this is credible or not. >> suu kyi's party first won a landslide in 1990 but that was declared invalid by the army. >> the 1940 census records will be released after 72 years of confidentiality expire. the record detail the lives of 132 million people who lived through the 30s. family historians, it's the most important disdisclosure in decades. the records are free to anyone on the internet but won't be made immediately searchable. >>> strappedded -- stranded at sea for 24 hours. >> a cell phone helps crews reach a boy trapped four stories underground. we'll show you the dramatic rescue. >>> a rain-free day in the bay area. it was beautiful. leigh gla

they are not richard gere in pretty woman. >> and bringing them into a security perimeter, would it seem from the reporting. we think of the secret service guys, they will take a bullet for the president. think of tim mccarthy getting shot along with president reagan. >> we do think of them as an elite unit. this is not the first time and advance order a bordello, but i think what the fact as you said, this is during the mission and the president's itinerary is lying around while they are engaging in this. i think people like the secret service as part of the government that really works. >> it's not a issue of personal security but national security. what if it happened in moscow or beijing. we have enemies who are trying to compromise people who are close to the president like this. >> absolutely. >> what does this tell us about the culture, dan, of the secret service? do you think it's fair to ask whether it happened once or is it hard to believe that it happened only once? >> it is hard to believe and i really think there should be a serious investigation. it is incomprehensible you

absolute vodka and cheating the prostitutes of minor, these are not minor matters, they're not richard gere, treating the prostitute in pretty woman. >> and bringing them into the security perimeter. and the guys will take a bullet for the president and some of them have. i think of tim mccarthy and shot along with president reagan. >> yeah. >> now, we think of them as an elite unit and keeping them in perspective and i'm not sure it's the first time an elite force descended on a bordello, but the fact that this was said, during the the mission and the president's itinerary, kind of lying around while they're engaging in this. i think shocking for people who often look at groups like the secret service, like an elite military unit and part of the department of the that works, so the fact that-- >> it's not just a matter of personal security, it's an issue of national security here, what if this happened, say, in moscow or beijing or in south korea. we have enemies out there who are trying to compromise people who are close to the president like this. >> and themselves-- >> absolutely. >> wh

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." >> but richard gere is your good friend? >> yes. have you never seen one of his movies?. >> is he irritated that you've never seen one of his movies? >> i don't know. i don't know. >> one final break. because i'm fascinated about how you lead your life. >>> i'm back again with the dalai lama. your holiness, you're on twitter. you have 4 million followers on twitter. that's twice as many as me. i'm not happy about that. you're twice as popular as me. do you ever actually -- do you actually do the tweets? >> no, never. >> somebody does that for you? >> yes. >> they're very good. i have been reading them. >> my finger -- you see quite well equipped. most of the -- >> yeah. >> you also were an engineer. >> this was a computer -- these things, my finger not so good. >> do you ever use a computer? >> no. >> do you ever send an e-mail? >> no. >> have you ever used a cell phone? >> no -- occasionally. i might talk with someone like including bush. you, what would it be? >> i think initially immediately after my final examination, it was 1959. sort of happy. >> to become dalai la

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i do not care whether it is the sudan or tibet or richard gere are clooney or whatever. why are we putting this money on him when there's nothing special other than you so good when you're around him. a lot of time is spent. people just want to take on a cause. explain that to people who are cynical. >> i am not a cynical person. i am always said when i come across people like that. i would say he represents a kingdom and a land that is an iconic symbol of something very profound. it is something about the. -- there is something about the spirit of the world that needs to remain what tibet is. there are just eight universal human rights. why is the attention focused there? there are enough tragedy's to go around. we do not seem capable of giving equal attention to all. there are some reasons why. >> you gave your first award to the dalai lama. so it is the honor of its. it is a small organization. there's not a lot of prize money attached. we would like someday to be able to do that to advance the human rights of that individual. our second recipient was the famed writer

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gere asked >>darya: there would be limited access for residents.t would take three weeks to complete. residents in san bruno have been pressing for the entire line to be removed since it was corrupted. >> regardless of what we choose to do, i do not think we should make such a big deal about the destruction is because we will have them regardless. >>mark: in san francisco, teachers, parents and students are demanding that the school board rescind more than 600 layoff notices. demonstrators said the district now has more money than it thought and should not have to cut any teachers. >> it is not fair, there is money out there. i think we need to demand to see the money. we need the notices to be rescinded and we need supplies for the school. >> i love what i do and i know my co-workers love what they do. it isn't for never would get their job back. >> the kids are missing out on school days. we're supposed to cover the same amount of material, we need help and the people to pay attention. some >>mark: the district has 56 million of an unrestricted r

here the act or richard gere and his wife almost by accident found they owned a hotel. >> we all hado call it that we know we would start a b & b some day. >> i never had one. i still don't. >> it is an english thing, i think. >> it is. >> all right. >> you did, too. >> a faulty, faulty towers dream. >> so why did you do it? >> it was a beautiful old building, and it was just heartbreaking to see this thing fall apart. >> you admitted you didn't know what you were doing. >> it is like child birth. you don't know until you know, but you don't really know until it happens. >> we had traveled enough and we had stayed in enough beautiful places and hotels that we knew what we liked, what we just did it by what we liked. >> what was your idea in here? >> just to make it sort of like -- >> sex basically. >> sex. >> every choice we made was about sex. >> no, about making it like somebody's living room. >> we need to do the test. >> oh. >> what are you suggesting? >> sex. >> back to the sex. yes. >> she is obsessed. >> are you a mettler? >> no, absolutely not. >> not a mettler, the more of a