the grammys. what they should say is, "this is the offerings that you are allowed. "this is what we give you. "we'll throw a few veterans in there. "we'll give you dylan and u2 every year "just to let you know that we're, you know, "keeping the baby boomers in mind, 'cause we want them to watch the show." but it's nonsense. you know, it's nonsense, the p. diddy stuff and-- and like i said, you know, britney. this corporate music that they don't even perform live and they don't write themselves or whatever the hell else is going on, it is--i don't think that that's what people want. they just think they do because that's all that they get constantly, constantly, constantly. and then these artists align themselves with coca-cola and pepsi and taco bell and on and on and on. but if you give people good music, i bet you they'd buy it, you know what i mean? if they were offered interesting, complex lyrics and interesting, varied music and real-live vocals and people that can actually sing live, and whe

next jazz icon and grammy award winner gives us his view on what the future holds for the genre spotlight is on air for you right now. hello again or welcome to spotlight the interview show on our take alvin our vent today my guest is chick corea. jazz was once called the music of the facts there's another one which i like better jazz or rather the blues it is when a good man feels that why today's guest is neither he is neither fact nor sad but this part and he is one of the legends in jazz and a pioneer of jazz fusion one of his albums it was called past present and future years so what does the future hold for jazz lovers his jazz idol of the present grammy award winner career. at the age of just your cheek started playing the piano influenced by his father a just trumpet player he grew up immersed in the music and culture all the general consequently sent to study into music colleges he became bored by the theory and instead chose the path of improvise ation he seemed to become one of the stars of the evan garde jazz scene playing gigs with the greats such as miles davis together with

it won a grammy. >> did it? >> stephen: you guys got any grammys? >> i think we have, haven't we? >> stephen: how many you got? >> best packaging. we won best packaging. >> stephen: that's one of the top ones right there. [applause] can i... can i... can i pick a bone with you guys for a second? would you mind that? phil? why british? [laughter] i ask because, don't get me wrong, i think, listen, there are some great bands from across the pond. >> uh-huh. >> stephen: but americans could be rocking, and you're taking american rock jobs. [laughter] i mean, is the british invasion a good thing for america? why do we like you? >> we don't know. [laughter] >> no clue. >> stephen: no clue. do you look to any of the earlier invaders for leadership, like the stones or the beatles or anything like that? >> oh, yeah. we're still waiting for the greeting when we get off the airplane with the crowds and [bleeped]. >> stephen: yes, well, perhaps if you were lovable mop tops in, you know, with collars, but you guys have this totally indie kind of ragged quality to you.

present and future years so what does the future hold for jazz lovers his jazz idol of the present grammy award winner career. at the age of just twenty four she started playing the piano influenced by his father a jest trumpet player he grew up immersed in the music and culture all the general consequently sent to study into music colleges he became bored by the theory and instead chose the path of improvise ation he seemed to become one of the stars of the evan garde jazz scene playing gigs with the greats such as miles davis together with the legendary trumpeter cheeks talents all the birth of the jazz fusion movement during his career has won fifty grammy awards. and welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being going to disappear . welcome to moscow yeah i love moscow well first of all this this album i just i just mentioned past present and the future is this two thousand and one is it yeah yeah something like that when i when i first saw it when i first heard i heard it and i feel this is something you says those papers you get when you buy oil is. this that that thos

grammy awards. and welcome to the show thank you thank you very much for being with us appear. you're welcome tosca ja i love moscow well first of all this this album i just i just mentioned past present and the future is this two thousand and one as it is and yes something when i when i first saw it when i first heard i heard a. few changes is something he says those papers you get when you buy oil is. that those that do something to do with the way the future is i have no idea well futures is plural because it's not just one in one person's mind it's in all of our minds so futures you know my future my my friends' future your future and it's how we see it when people are asked to well what what's it going to be in the future you know it's so you can get as many different answers is there are people and and unfortunately we have we still have passed in plural two because it's something. different people see it differently. for instance was dedicated to my mother and she had just passed away right around that time it was a dedication to her and so you know the whole history. we

. >> we managed to make records and to make very good records and lots of them and to win grammys andrce, nationally and internationally, that we were an important and very high-quality orchestra. [ carl orff's "carmina burana" plays ] >> narrator: in 1993, the symphony won its first grammy award for the san francisco symphony chorus' recording of "carmina burana." [ up-tempo music plays ] a string of grammys soon followed when the symphony began recording with rca red seal under michael tilson thomas in 1995. but by then, recording companies were producing fewer and fewer classical releases. >> we decided that we were going to take the huge leap of forming our own recording company so that we could release the mahler cycle. [ classical music plays ] >> narrator: in 2001, the san francisco symphony would be the first u.s. orchestra to launch its own in-house multimedia label -- sfs media. over the next eight years, m.t.t. and the orchestra would record all nine massive symphonies of gustav mahler. [ fanfare plays ] >> the music is, above all, the supreme tour de force of orchestral pl

. >> quiÉnes son los nominados al latÍn grammy. >> Éste es noticiero univisiÓn ediciÓn nocturna. >> buenassonas lesionadas y un gigantesco caos vehicular fue resultado de la caÍda de un andamio sobre una de las vÍas en uno de los puestos fronterizos mÁs frecuentados del mundo. que conecta san diego con tijuana, quedaron bloqueados al igual que el paso peatonal. >> ocurriÓ aproximadamente a las 10:45 de la maÑana dentro de la garita de san isidro para cruzar a estados unidos. se cayÓ una plataforma de madera utilizada para detener escombros en la demoliciÓn de la estructura durante la remodelaciÓn. el andamio se colapso del tel carril ocho hasta la lÍnea peatonal. vehÍculos quedaron atrapados. >> 55 bomberos de san diego asistieron y tuvieron que extraer a tres personas de sus carros. en total 24 personas fueron atendidas. 11 de ellas trasladadas a un hospital, incluyendo cuatro trabajadores de la construcciÓn. uno de los cuales sufriÓ heridas graves, pero sobrevivirÁ. se encerrÓ la garita peatonal y vehicular. >> la integridad del edificio no se vio comprometida. la causa sigue bajo invest

diremos quienes son los artistas nominados para llevarse a casa la codiciada estatuillatelo latín grammya ex de pit-bull, exige aumento en la pensión alimenticia de su hija le contamos ahora mismo en primer impacto. >>> que tal les saluda bárbara bermudo, bienvenidos a primer impacto. >>> soy pamela, gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> vamos con verónica del castillo en vivo para contarnos los por menores que tal, adelante, buenas tardes para ti verónica. sometieron al chofer y des para po ja des pepo jarn a las personas de sus pertenencias. en una carretera del estado de méxico. >>> le disparó al chofer y tropas mejore que le pegó en su pierna. lo único que hice fue medio ayudarle. le salía mucha sangre de su pierna. >>> un militar armado y vestido de civil se encontraba entre los pasajeros fue él quien se enfrentó a tiros. la? comenzó a gritar. que le habían dado un balazo a su esposo. y vi que traían encañonado al chofer. >>> sometió al chofer para que se detuviera. >>> al radio de sus restos los oficiales encontraron una bolsa con pertenencia de los pasajeros entre los muertos un hom

y quería compartir esta alegría con sus seguidores >>> esta nominación como solista al latín grammys.beza y álbum tropical del año. bli o bli gam. >>> has tenido un año excelente no me imaginaba que serían todos. y no estaba seguro que me nómina ryan tampoco. llegó el día de reyes. ¿como te preparas para eso? estas pensando cuente va a vestir, o no te preocupas por eso?. >>> sí claro, voy a pedir sugerencias agente chula. para ir bien puesto no podíamos dejar de preguntarles si es cierto que de dejó la soltaría. >>> lo haremos antes que termine el año es una gran mujer, uno gran muchacha y está bueno de estar soltero. >>> eso no es todo, el cantante dominicano recibió las llaves de la ciudad de west new york. >>> me siento muy contento y satisfecho me siento hijo adoptivo de esta comunidad. hay dominicanos, cubanos, salvadoreños y estoy muy contento. y quiero compartir con todos mis fans ti fanáticos el gran momento. >>> en new york, univisión sal y pimienta celebra su primer universitario. muchos artistas han acompañado a lourdes stefan. y este domino se pueden perder el recuento de

y el beso te lo doy en persona en la tim grammy en las vegas.e la grabación de un noviembre comercial en los Ängeles vimos a sofía vergara. la entrevistamos en exclusiva y verán a qué atribuye la modelo, presentadora y actriz colombiana el éxitoangloamericano. >>> en hollywood la consideran el nuevo bombom latino, con sus curvas, su acento hispano y carcajadas conquista a la meca del cine estadounidense. >>> quería triunfar antes de llegar a los 40 años iba tío y récord. >>> muchos latinos han buscando el mismo sueño que sof, pero sofía lo ha logrado. >>> suerte, mucha suerte, he trabajado por cho tiempo con muchas ganas hy haciendo sacrificios. y sacar algo positivo. >>> obviamente hubo muchos no. de modelo, quiere ser actriz y ahora el cross over. ¿que le dices a esas personas?. >>> creo que se burlaban de mí . >>> nuestro encuentro fue en medio de la grabación de la nueva campaña publicitaria de una compañía de seguros de auto con el agua david beckham. todos la buscan. >>> eres buena conduciendo. >>> muy buena. >>> muy buena, no te dan bolet

you guys got any grammys? >> i think we have, haven't we?> yep. >> stephen: how many have you got? how many? >> we won the best packaging. that is one of the top ones right there. [ applause ] >> stephen: tonight, can i pick a bone with you guys for a moment? do you mind? okay. why, british,? i ask because don't get me wrong, i think, listen, there are some great bands from across the pond, but, you know, americans could be rocking, you are taking american rock jobs. i mean, is the british invasion a good thing for america? why do we like you? >> we don't know. we don't have a clue. >> stephen: no clue? do you look to any of the earlier invaders for leadership, like the stones or the beatles or anything like that. >> oh, yeah. we are still waiting for, you know, the greeting when we get off the airplane with the crowds and (bleep). >> stephen: well, perhaps if you were, you know, loveable mop tops in, you know, with dollars, but you guys have got this totally indie kind of ragged kind of quality to you. and let me ask you thom yorke, how old

soluciÓn con el poder de su energÍa le rcontamos >>> en seguida shakira es la merns d persona del grammye de payasos, y los vestidos 3 tallas menos de lo que necesitas, porque hay niÑos adelante pero deja que se vayan a dormir, voy a estar contigo hasta en la sopa, aconsejandote para ser la mÁs divina, te voy a decir la verdad aunque te dua, pero el reltado te harÁ feliz, te espero en "primer impacto" >>> cuÁl es su nombre? >>> Él dice que viene con las tijeras >>> de escucharlo me pongo nerviosa >>> tiene que estar pendiente, pronto estarÁ con nosotros >>> cuÁl sera su primer proyecto, pero estarÁ con nosotros en el latin grammy >>> falta pocas semana de la premiaciÓn >>> precisamente se anunciÓ que shakira serÁ reconocida como la persona del aÑo, la cantante colombiana serÁ homenajeada por su trayectoria musical y su labor filantrÓpica en una gala >>> el evento se llevarÁ a cabo el 9 de noviembre en las vegas, y esto es el miÉrcoles previo por supuesto a lo premiacia prÓ cabe mencionar que shakira tiene 3 nominaciones este aÑo, si quiere conocer mÁs detalles de este galardÓn de shakira

. >>> mientras tanto ya estamos calentando motores para la dÉcimo segunda entrada del latin grammy, ys porque esta fiesta estarÁ llegando a varias ciudades de la naciÓn. no speer d no se pierdan los latin grammy en su cadena univisiÓn. >>> hablando de mÚsica la cantante gloria stefan estÁ estrenando un disco en el que regresa, vamos a decirlo asÍ, a sus raÍces, y vamos hablar con ella y lo hicimos a travÉs de skxiomara gonzÁlez veamos. >>> 26 producciones mÁs de 90 millones de discos vendidos, 7 grammy y la aprobaciÓn de un pÚblico internacional que la ha sido por dÉcadas hablamos de gloria milagrosa fajardo stefan conocida como gloria stefan, con este nombre >>> a los 18 me quitÉ milagrosa porque es demasiado presiÓn >>> con su nueva producciÓn gloria stefan regresa a sus raÍces con ritmos bailables y ca ca caribeÑos >>> sabiendo los comentarios de la bltgente, quÉ rico en una cl de zumba >>> lo pensÉ cuando tab mestÁba haciendo la canciÓn es rÁpido, un merengue mucnuclear estÁ perfecto para hacer ejercicios >>> tÚ te sigues bailando igual >>> emilio no le gusta bailar, >>> emilio di

. >> comienza el conteo regresivo para latin grammy, le diremos quiÉnes han confirmado (♪). >> tiene su primera apariciÓn luego de anunciar su separaciÓn de jenifer lÓpez y fue invitado por el artista y nos cuenta cÓmo le fue. >> hola mi querido tony. >> marc anthony no se detiene y hay muchos proyectos en puertas. >> a partir de hoy su rostro estarÁ en una lÍnea de buses turÍsticos y hablamos en exclusiva con el cantante. >> (gritos). >> vistiendo creaciones de su lÍnea de ropa llegÓ a este terminal de autobuses turÍsticos de nueva york. >> (aplausos). >> y a partir de hoy este es el autobÚs que tendrÁ el afiche de rostro de marc anthony una distinciÓn que ningÚn otro hispano ha tenido. >> valiÓ la pena, valio la pena soÑar y este dÍa significa mucho para para mÍ. >> al terminar la ceremonia respondiÓ algunas preguntas de la prensa. >> subiÓ al autobÚs en que lo esperaba un grupo de fanÁticas y primer impacto fue el Único medio hispano que lo acompaÑÓ en el paseo. >> es un honor inmenso, como dije antes nacÍ y me criÉ aquÍ. >> sueÑos como este (♪). >> tener su lÍnea de ropa que lanz

in the pacific for grammy purposes to list just goes on and on the geneva conventions of nineteen forty nine states that are shall be. in war to protect. against widespread long term and severe damage the united states although it is accepted almost all of the provisions protocol one has taken exception to that. oh you watch our special report in less than ten minutes time here in r.t. and now let's take a look what's happening in the world of business. been . hello and a very well welcome to the business update and back to our top story now the british prime minister's official visit to moscow the first by a u.k. leader in six years and deal sort of around four hundred million dollars will be signed cheering the visit of the u.k. prime minister david cameron and the delegation also includes blue chip companies like royal dutch shell b.p. and british airways british d.i.y. retailer their show will unveil a plan to open nine stalls in russia total investment could reach two hundred fifteen million dollars the u.k. is also expected to sign a deal with the russian state energy corporation

. >> ladies and gentlemen, multiple grammy award winner, alan jackson. [applause] ♪ did you stand there in shock at the sight of that black smoke rising against this blue sky? did you shout out in anger, in fear for your neighbor or did you just sit down and cry? ♪ ♪ did you weep for the children who lost their dear loved ones the ones who don't know, did you rejoice for the people who walked from the rubble and sob for the ones left below ♪ ♪ did you burst out in pride for the red, white and blue and heroes who died just doing what they do ♪ ♪ did you look up to heaven for some kind of answer and look at yourself and what really matters ♪ ♪ i'm just a singer of simple songs, i'm not a real political man, i watch cnn but i'm not sure i can tell you the difference in iraq and iran ♪ ♪ but i know jesus and i talk to god and i remember this from when i was young -- faith, hope and love are some good things he gave us and the greatest is love ♪ ♪ where you were when the world stopped turning on that september day ♪ ♪ were you teaching a class full of innocen

won a lot of grammys. a year later we noticed these same musicians like bruce springsteen and neil young turning against what was the drumbeat for war. the guys who first rushed and were very patriotic about it -- >> they didn't get on board for the war effort. >> the tone went from patriotic, kind of got back to the political, everyone took stances on the war and so forth. jay-z had big songs, greenday had a big album. >> greenday had a huge album with an anti-bush, won five grammys, album of the year in 2004. all these guys were pro-patri pro patriot act and everything the following year they all changed their tune. >> where has music gone since then, where are we thousand? >> unfortunately with everything that's been happening the last couple of months, all the other things that are going on, music has kind of taken a back seat to social networking when it comes to promoting freedom of speech and everything else. we're seeing a return to pre-9/11, very frothy disposable music back on the charts. and tha

the grammy winner just released wednesday for a prior conviction but apparently misled authorities about the way he was leaving. on a luxury bus. his lawyer hopes this issue can be cleared up, quickly. and actor josh dummel is in his hometown in north dakota this weekend to raise awareness and money for flood summers, some summer, thousands were forced out of their homes, and fergie and black eyed peas set to perform at the state fair grounds tomorrow, the producer of "dancing with the stars" is speaking out against the controversy against chaz bono saying he's the first transgender contestant, viewers should check out the season before passing judgment. for more dancing news head up otrc.com. >> and next at 4:00, man bites snake. why a sacramento man did this to a python. >> and later at 4:30 what southwest airlines did to green day's front man when he boarded a flight in oakland. >> and then at 5:00 we told but dismal jobs report today. what you'll see on this woman turned her unemployment into a sweet new business thunt. >> and taking a look at traffic on 101 moving smoother than it i

compare it to winning a grammy let's say. >> dream like.o you have no idea of where the hell youym are. i had some kind of notes figured out that i might say, i might win. all of that was gone. i felt my parents soaring in the room. hello. oh, my god! you know, it's wild i'll say. >> stephen: you won that part, you won that oscar for playing the part of this grizzled, gravelly, bearded musician. >> yeah. [laughter] >> stephen: you know that wasn't a documentary, right? are you kind of playing that part now? >> no, no. i learned that mistake a long time ago, early in my career. when you are playing a drunk guy, you don't get drunk. you don't do that. >> stephen: after you played tron you tried to crawl into computers. not a good idea. >> no, no. >> stephen: you, of course, are famous for playing lebowski. >> okay. >> stephen: is it a burden at all having stoned people stumble up to you and quote that movie to you or is it a gift? >> to a gift. a true gift. [cheers and applause] talking about highs, last night we had the kickoff of the blu-ra

hey you want to go to the grammys?ext thing you know you are lugging this egg thinking i should have taken that chicken suit outside of cubing rue today. >> doesn't it for anybody lady gaga any performer make it almost impossible to top yourself. any time the woman goes anywhere she has to do something bizarre she can't just show up and give a concert. >> i hear next year already she is coming to the grammys inside chris christie. >> like that alien thing. >> there we go. hey. >> the obama reversal on guantanamo bay. >> attorney general and dennis miller. >> i heard you maybe saying holder should step down. billy, when you define the perimeter line at the bottom of the barrel as holder does it's not that easy to step back. holder is in more over his head than a gay dwarf sit hitting on shaq at this point. he's not going anywhere. it got ugly coming out of the south carolina primary between clinton and obama because they hivented the race card on clinton he hated that. to make good gestures he was the front man on the b

. >> shakira fue nombrada como persona del aÑo por la academia del grammy latino. >> Éste es noticierosiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna. >> buenas noches, en mÉxico un grupo se atribuye una campaÑa contra el grupo criminal los zetas. en un video aseguran que protegerÁn a la sociedad bastante atacada por el reconocido grupo criminal. los detalles. >> muy buenas noches, es un nuevo vÍdeo donde se ve a 5 hombres vestidos de negro y guardando su identidad. se disculpan por estar exterminando a miembros del crimen organizado y manifiestan su respeto a las fuerzas armadas. lo cierto es que en esta realidad donde no se sabe quiÉnes son los buenos y quiÉnes los malos, veracruz es zona de terror. >> volvieron a aparecer, en capochados. dirigidos a las autoridades autodenominÁndose el brazo armado del pueblo. >> nuestro Único objetivo son el cartel de los zetas. respetamos a las fuerzas armadas que comprendemos, que ellas no pueden actuar al margen de la ley, que nosotros fomentamos. >> se atribuye las 35 asesinatos. dicen asÍ defender a la sociedad de la maldad de los zetas. >> condenamos a los malos serv

. >> hinojosa: their unique sound has earned them a grammy, five austin music awards, hit records, and millions of fans. rock and roll sensation los lonely boys. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one.

he's won 15 grammys. his new album is called "diddid youets 2." please welcome to the program, tony bennett ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪. >> thank you. wow. >> jon: look at you! look at you! you look great. thanks for coming to see us. >> oh, i love it. thank you. >> jon: this-- this "did youets two" i just want to say right here, "tony bennett: did youets two," the number one album in the country, am i correct? >> yes. >> jon: number one album ( cheers and applause ) is there any other performer you can think of that has been on the charts-- when did you first start charting, 50s? >> in the 50s, yes. >> jon: the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s. you've been on the charts every decade. >> right. >> jon: is there anybody else in history, other than like beethoven, is there anybody that has that type of record that you know of? would you even-- would you follow that? >> i think it's the first. >> jon: it's unbelievable. it's a remarkable thing. now, you have-- these are-- how many duets? >> about 19. >> jon: 19. who sucked? who was terrible? ( laughter ) >> they w

he's won 17 grammies.his simply makes him tired to talk b i'm glad to welcome sting back to this table. how are you. >> i'm very well. >> charlie: what do you know about your sging ass a song writer. >> what do i know about my singing. i think the idea is to create a unique signature, like a fingerprint with your voice so when you sing on the radio whether people like your voice or not or like what you do, they recognize who you are and that's really what the x factor is. you don't sound like other people you sound exactly like yourself. if you do that, you have to have some kind of information message to you, to your history to the way you think, to your education, to your philosophy. that doesn't happen immediately. >> charlie: what else would a song writer look to for what you do with words >> you know i'm interested in literature, i always ha been. i read a lot of good books. i was well educated so i try and reflect that in my writing. not to say that you know you need to be a poet to write a pop song.

my guest tonight, he is a grammy-winning artist as well as an actor whose tv series "hell on wheels"rce on september 26th. his new memoir is called "one day it will all make sense." please welcome to the program common. sir. [applause] common, i don't know why i'm associating with you right now. i feel it's terribly dangerous for me. let's talk very quickly about the dust-up that happened to you. you were invited to a poetry reading at the white house. is that correct? >> yes. >> and you accepted it? >> i definitely did. >> jon: and that was cause for many news organization, one news organization... [laughter] to suggest that perhaps the reincarnation of che guevara had been invited to the white house. what did i feel like to be in the middle of that firestorm, to accept an invitation to a white house you had already been to a couple of times? what did the firestorm feel like? >> well, at first i thought it was humorous. i'm like, really, they think that i'm the person that's a negative, a negative rap artist, and then i realized that they just didn't know me because if they had, the

on behalf of our great city, i would love to present in honor of not only the 100 years, but the grammys, oscars, the wonderful quality of work that the symphony has been involved in, to honor them on this day, to resign from our protocol officer the official proclamation presented to michael. declaring this to be san francisco symphony in day in san francisco. [applause] free parking is what he asked for. of all things. and of course, with this opportunity that we could not pass up, where would a 100-share birthday bash the without the official birthday song? i'm going to ask liang-liang to get on the piano. and i'm going to have ask all of you to sing in your loudest voice. he would like to have his friends in china hear this. let's go with have a birthday, everybody. [applause] president chiu: welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. i want to welcome the public to our temporary board chamber, since as many of you know we are in the process of renovating our permanent board chamber to make it more accessible to residents in san francisco. supervisor avalos: present.

one singles and three grammy awards.fast forward to 2011...ber, usher and rihannabut he says nurturing talent takes a lot of time from him and the singers.reid says: "all of the superstars have a really strong work ethic, they have talent--let's just say that they all start out with a certain amount of god given talent, right, the difference becomes how hard they are willing to work at it last year, la resigned as chairman of island def jam music group to become a judge on the x factor. he says the new position comes with a lot of responsibility... but in the end the fate is in the hands of the wannabes. reid says: "i think there is a lot of pressure to find a superstar, reid admits he has knack for finding talent and he's not afraid to express his opinion.. even when it means standing up to simon cowell. reid says: "i have a bone to pick that he doesn't even know about yet, and it involves a contestant, right, that i really believe in that i don't know where he stands but i'm gonna pick a fight with him, i'm telling you right now. the x facto

on behalf of our great city, i would love to present in honor of not only the 100 years, but the grammys, oscars, the wonderful quality of work that the symphony has been involved in, to honor them on this day, to resign from our protocol officer the official proclamation presented to michael. declaring this to be san francisco symphony in day in san francisco. [applause] free parking is what he asked for. of all things. and of course, with this opportunity that we could not pass up, where would a 100-share birthday bash the without the official birthday song? i'm going to ask

i was moving around so much that i had no idea that i really have 16 grammys.at, and i got up and accepted my awards. i didn't realize what an amazing accomplishment that was. >> you never had time presumably? it's just this treadmill. the more successful you get, the les time you have to enjoy it, i think. >> exactly. >> you went enough, i'm having a year out and enjoy what i achieved and a bit of real life. what was the most fun you had in the real world? >> well, i did everything, you know. i definitely enjoyed the simple things like, you know, driving and picking my nephew up from school. traveling, but not working and actually visiting museums and seeing ballets and having great conversations with people on the plane. >> really? >> yeah. just to have a normal -- >> why don't i sit next to people like you on a plane? can you let me know your schedule next time? >> okay. >> do you start talking to a random person? >> yeah. it's great when people don't really know who you are. it's funny but people say i'm sorry. i'm just realizing and i didn't know. that's w