you and herbie hancock remind me of each other even though you play different instrument.erbie has this drive to play everything with everybody. where does that drive come from for you? >> probably insecurity. tavis: [laughter] you have to explain that one. >> if you are feeling awesome about yourself, you do not have anything to prove. i think i have that kind of makeup, where i am always trying to make sure i do something that impresses me. if people going to say i'm good, i am like, i better be that good and be the person that i have always been trying to be. tavis: what a great philosophy. a man named bela fleck once told me, there is always something to screw up, always something to get wrong. >> music is very humbling. a musician who walks around thinking he is perfect is about to hit the wall. tavis: the new project is called "the imposter". coming up, he will play an excerpt from his concerto. stay with us for that. i would like to thank you for coming back on the program again. looking forward to the music you are about to do and thank you for watching tonight. as

with herbie worked hancock and christian. so in the moment you never know what it is going to be, but you just know you want to be a part of that. it is because of the way i feel that i am like, put me on the edge. i want to jump off. i don't know if we are going to land, but that is appealing to me. jazz as short to find thi i did or you. >> absolutely. back to this project. when you pick a song like stormy weather, which i know you had to sing 10,000 times, how do you stankur own dianne reeves on stormy weather? >> there has to be something about the song that appeals to you in some sort of way. the funny thing about the song -- i was doing a concert for the thelonious monk institute. they put different people together. i wanted an arrangement that really featured the space and in,freedom i know he plays so that's how the arrangement came about. on the record the time is very stated. when you hear it live, it's like, don't count. just be there. i love the story of the song. it's a very honest story about breakup and know wh

i believe as herbie hancock and several other great american jazz singers or instrumentalists.dent obama said to the visiting chinese that culture is part of our connection and we would like to highlight something that's an important part of our culture and then i believe the famous chinese pianist got up there and played with herbie hancock. that was a sign of cultural connection so it's one of the ways like the opening ceremonies of the olympics anymore condensed form that the united states can give a signal of what part of its cultured want to highlight and i thought that wal with the chinese and american attendees. >> james fallows of the atlantic magazine thanks for adding your perspective to tonight's coverage. >> my pleasure. >> you were looking at the scene from the bookseller which is on the ground floor of the white house. we will continue to watch as many of the nearly 350 guests arrive arrive for tonight state dinner gather. they will then head up to the state floor including the blue room which is where the obamas at this hour grading the president of france. >> mr

i believe as herbie hancock and several other great american jazz singers or instrumentalists.dent obama said to the visiting chinese that culture is part of our connection and we would like to highlight something that's an important part of our culture and then i believe the famous chinese pianist got up there and played with herbie hancock. that was a sign of cultural connection so it's one of the ways like the opening ceremonies of the olympics anymore condensed form that the united states can give a signal of what part of its cultured want to highlight and i thought that wal with the chinese and american attendees. >> james fallows of the atlantic magazine thanks for adding your perspective to tonight's coverage. >> my pleasure. >> you were looking at the scene from the bookseller which is on the ground floor of the white house. we will continue to watch as many of the nearly 350 guests arrive arrive for tonight state dinner gather. they will then head up to the state floor including the blue room which is where the obamas at this hour grading the president of france. >> mr

few years and was followed by caesar's hour which was composed in the mix of comedic bits musical herbie this situation comedy. cesar also appeared in a number of films including its a mad mad mad mad world and greets. he received a tony nomination for his performance in the nineteen sixty two show a little me with the pope might sign. an arrangement of flowers has been placed since this is hollywood walk of fame star in the wake of his death star is located in front of the hollywood roosevelt hotel at seven thousand hollywood bowl. new york makes it likely course has to be his new force in two thousand and fourteen collection at new york's fashion week. he says the new store was designed to be elegant and comfortable were inspired by the north and californian coast. the mode well you know the mood is he on the big city guy. i'm a new york paris and so many of my clients really are. no urban people all around the planet. but we all crave unplugging. and the place it's the most wonderful for me to do that is concerned northern california. nature all around you. no cell reception of life b

. >> on monday kennedy center herbie hancock delivers the first in a series of lectures at harvard entitledfacebook, the web site mark zuckerberg cofounded in a harvard dorm turns ten on tuesday, wednesday, sees the annual empire state building runup from athletes around the world charging up 86 flights of stairs. >> thursday is the 60-second anniversary of queen elizabeth's succession to the throne. >> friday is the opening ceremonies for the sochi olympics in russia and saturday night the bet honors ceremonies honoring black achievement in business, the arts and philanthropy. >> as for today, there is more to this first sunday in february than the super bowl, that's why we turn next to major garrett in washington for a look at what is ahead on face the nation. good morning, major. >> good morning, charlie, we will have eric cantor and the latest on the political turmoil surrounding new jersey governor chris christie. >> osgood: thank you, we will be watching. and next week, here on sunday morning. close-up on cuddling. >> rg,. >> osgood: we leave you this groundhog day at the west virgini

. >> that is good news because that car has the ability to flash on its own, herbie rides again.udge, thank you. >> 12 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, have you checked your 401(k) lately? >> i'm afraid. >> you're not alone. there are some changes you should make right now to protect your retirement. we'll talk about that in a couple minutes. >> it is a story we've been following. kids left hungry after the school threw away their lunches. the school said they're sorry. but our next guest who had a kid in that school said sorry is not cutting it. >> it is the hardest word. ♪ ♪ >>> it's a story we've been following quite closely. 40 students at a salt lake city elementary school had their lunches thrown out because they had no money on their lunch cards. on tuesday the school board held a meeting and released the following statement: taking effect immediately, no child will have their meals taken away ever again and all students will be able to accrue one week of negative balances and still receive full meals. once that balance reaches zero dollars, parents will be n