and gregory peck was a great actor, so why not? okay. do we have time for, like, half a question? okay, half a question. you only can say half of it now. [laughter] >> you talked a little bit about some of the scoring. can you comment on your take with the audience, i've seen the college, he was playing, like, four concerts at community colleges in florida at the end of next month, i think. can you talk -- and his sort of ongoing tour all over the world. can you talk about his relationship with touring and his relationship with his audience? >> right. >> he always seems to go back and forth for me. >> well, his relationship with his audience is kind of a tough one. i mean, he's there to perform his songs, and he's not there, you know, to do a whole lot of chitchat. chitchat can be great. i just went to a paul mccartney concert, and he chitchats with the audience, and it's wonderful with. if bob dylan did that, it would probably fall flat. what i take from a 69-year-old man who's not on the road tonight, sorry for the mistake. he likes being on the road a lot but, b, it tells me th

a defense lawyer are all the ones that you would imagine if you were describing gregory peck. someone with high integrity, someone who will do anything it takes to win. they do not have an expectation of what they need to look like. but those qualities seem to be universal. those have not changed. those are the same qualities they were looking for when perry mason was popular. old, traditional values. it seems to me if afl-cio can buy ad time on dodger games, i do not understand why public defenders cannot do the same thing. the last point i want to make, i served on the california judicial bench council on media. you may or may not know that newspapers are cutting back their coverage of court to all the time. the tradition of the journalistic way of getting your story out does not exist anymore. that is bad but it is also an opportunity. the idea of blogging, the opportunity to step into this void in get your message out directly is incredibly important to your >> carol, what does blogging do for our public image? >> well, it may also get me fired -- [laughter] it is an easy

director kane: pleased to meek the acquaintance -- meet the acquaintance of gregory peck and then i found out it was not really him. he might be dead. but, o.k. -- >> it is really him. the other guy was the phony. director kane: sorry. so, not o.k. my fault. the background on this application is that the applicant applied for a place of entertainment permit on number 23 to permit the burrit room, which everyone wants to call the burrito room, but it's called the burrit room, inside the crescent hotel, which is a fairly new motel san francisco. the burrit room takes up one half of the second floor of the hotel but is open according to the application from 5:00 p.m. to 1:30 on weekends. it has the capacity of 80 people. there is additional space on the other half of the second floor used for occasional entertainment with the total capacity of 277 persons standing and half of that sitting. the application indicates the intention to provide live entertainment in the form of local bands primarily in the second event space on an irregular basis and possibly d.j. music. the planning department h

the movie, the last ten days, the end of the book, the last character so i came on and i just, gregory peckas a wonderful gentleman, very gracious man with a lot of grace, horton foot was there as he always is in these movies and i felt very welcomed, and i just, once pen, followed my instincts for this part, it was just a lovely part. >> rose:. >> you don't think of that. the only thing i thought of then was when i did that part as i did it, i got goose pimples, so i said if i am a goose pimple actor i know i am on the right track, at that time. not that i always get goose but i did then. >> rose: this actor has gone nearly 50 years in movies virtually without a false note, as i said in my opening. now, as self-serving as it might be tell me why that has been possible for you. >> well, i am sure this guy gave me a bad review once, all of these pies do. i don't read them, believe me i don't read them. >> rose: good or bad. >> i don't read them, no, the best reviews are american buffalo on broadway and lonesome dove and they were good reviews and really exceptional and i didn't read them. i