watch this clip from "glenn campbell: i'll be me." >> last time at the ryne hand you sometimes forgotould always remember the melody. how is that? >> i couldn't answer it. but i can do it. i can do it when i want to do it. it's amazing. sometimes i don't want to do it. >> with me now, james keep the producer and director of the cnn film who also produced the johnny cash bio pic "walk the line." pleasure to have you on. >> thank you. >> it's one thing to be given access to glen backstage of a gig. another thing to be walking into a doctor's office with him. >> my partner trevor albert and i got access that i don't think we couldn't have gotten unless glen wanted us to walk into the office. he wanted to tell the story, change coversations about alzheimer's in the world. he knew what the outcome would be. so did his family. glen wasn't afraid of telling the truth. he never has been and he still isn't, you know? >> you said that this whole experience changed your life. how? >> changed my life. i actually -- trevor and i didn't want to make the film to begin with because it was about such

glenn campbell, number two.ssic "rocky horror picture show" premiered in 1975 but the highest grossing film of the year was about a shark. "jaws". when warriors got into the championships waits a big deal, but not big enough to kick out ice follies scheduled for shows at the oakland arena. so they had to move to the cow palace in daily city. you can get a ticket for just $nine. the bigger star was berry. it was a great year for other oakland sports as well. pitcher vida blue won 22 games. raiders best in the afc west but no selfies from fans back then. microsoft was founded and a prto type created in 1975. california became notorious for two attempts to asassin yat president ford. two women tried and failed. newspaper heiress patty hearst was arrested nearly a year after she was kidnapped and later accused of robbing a bank. watching over that history? jerry brown. >> look at him in that picture. warriors sweeping the washington bullets, and we're pulling for them to do the same this year. >> we are. okay. thank

glenn campbell, number two.ssic "rocky horror picture show" premiered in 1975 but the highest grossing film of the year was about a shark. "jaws". when warriors got into the championships waits a big deal, but not big engh to kick out ice follies scheled for shows at the oakland arena. so they had to mve to the cow palace in daily city. you can get a ticket for just $nine. the bigger star was berry. it was a gre year for other oakld sports as well. pitcher vida blue won 22 games. raiders best in the afc west but no selfies from fans back then. microsoft was founded and a prto ty created in 1975. californiabecame notorious for two attempts to asassin yat presiden ford. two women tried and failed. newspaper heiress patty hearst wa arrested nearly a year after she was kidnapped andater accused of robbing a bank. watching over that history? jerry brown. >> look at him in that picture. warriorssweeping the washingto bullets, and we're pulling for them to do the same this year. >> we are. okay. thank you. >> a weekend

. ♪ the lights are shining on me ♪ >> glenn campbell was number two.tone cowboy ♪ ♪ let's do the time warp again ♪ >> "the rockyorror picture show" premiered in 1975. but the highest-grossing film of the year? about a shark. ws. when the warriors got into the nba championsp, it was a big deal. but not big enough to kickut the ice follies scheduled for ows at the oakland coliseum arena. the warriors had to move across the bay to the cow poll s in daly city. you could get a tick for $9. the warriors' biggest star was rick barr their coach al attles. the finals marked the first time two afric-american coaches met head to head in an nba championship. it was a great year for other oakland sports as well. tha's finished firsin the american league west. vida blue won 22 games. the raiders were the best ithe afc west. but there were no selfies from fans back then. the cmputer age was just beginning. microsoft was founded and the prototype for apple's first personal computer was created in 1975. the same year california became notorious for two attempts to assa

. >> glenn campbell is such an important part of our family. the only check that month was from glen campbell. so that will always mean the world to me. >> huge venue television audience, television cameras. a band twice as big. it might be offputting. ♪ ♪ summer night >> man, what a cool -- what a cool entertainer, man, just everything that i'm trying to be with music and now somehow television and stuff, glen campbell was the inventor of that for country music in my eyes, you know? >> it's a big deal to come and sing this for him? >> big deal to -- you know, it's a big deal to sing it for him. it's a way bigger deal for me to sing it with him. i mean, i think when my career is over, one of these days, that this is going to be one of those moments i look back at and point at as one of the high points, you know? >> beautiful singing voice, that pure tone. and the simple presentation. he was never fancy, he wasn't singing all over the place. it was simple on the surface, but there was a world of emotion underneath. >> i always felt like he was j

but for glenn campbell the rhinestone cowboy being able to take the stage was nothing short of stunningzheimer's disease. all documented in the new cnn film "glen campbell i'll be me." >> glen, last time at the rhinaman you sometimes forgot what key it was, but you remembered the melody. >> i can't answer that. but ki do it. it's amazing. sometimes i don't want to do it. >> here to talk about alzheimer's and the film "glen campbell," seth rogue again and his wife laura, founders of hilarity for charity. seth, thanks for being here. lauren as you know seth has been on this show before to talk about the reason that you're here, the fact that your mother add adele has als alzheimer's. one of the things seth kept saying it's nothing like they portray in movies or tv. that is such a sanitized version. >> yeah. it's interesting the way it's been portrayed is about this mild level of confusion. i feel like still alice changed that conversation in an amazing way. the journey we've seen my mom go through is very different. diagnosed at 55. we saw symptoms years before that. at 63 which she is no

not gonna miss you ♪ >>> sunday night, cnn is airing an incredible film about legendary singer glenn campbellzheimer's. 5 million americans also suffer from alzheimer's. let's look at some of the top warning signs that someone is developing alzheimer's disease. memory loss that disrupts daily life. for example, forgetting dates or events and not remembering them later. also challenges in planning or solving problems like keeping track of monthly bills. also difficulty in completing familiar tasks, such as driving to a familiar location and confusion with time or place and not figuring it out later. also new problems with words. for example, forgetting the word for watch and calling it a hand clock. according to the alzheimer's association, alzheimer's disease is the only one of the top ten causes of death in the country that can't be cured or prevented or slowed down. now, there is some new research that shows that you may be able to reduce your risk of getting alzheimer's disease if you take these steps. engage in remember exercise that gets your heart rate up quit smoking, eat a healthy die

campbell the threat of violence is a way of life. >> good catch. whether i go to school i get friends to walk to with me. >> reporter: for his father glenn, it's a never-ended concern. >> i worry every day. i worry for myself for my kids for other kids. >> reporter: a new report by the american academy of pediatrics says one in four u.s. children between 2 and 17 has been expose exposed to violence involving a weapon and 1 in 33 has been directly assaulted. the academy also says exposure to violence involving lethal weapons is causing mental health issues in children including depression anxiety, and aggression. >> there are kids with post-traumatic stress disorder and show the same symptoms as returning war veterans from growing up in these neighborhoods. >> rebecca has a violence prevention program in chicago. she says some kids are on such a high state the alert than nonthreatening actions can trigger violent reactions. >> say he's walking down the hall and another kid bumps into him. the kid always at a 9 on a scale of 1 to 10 that could set him off and he might punch a kid for something that was really nothing. >> reporter: the report says kids encount