reed hoffman is one of those people. if you could examine just about any silicon valley start-up with a micro scope you would find hoffman's fingerprints. he made millions when ebay bought paypal. then he founded the business social network linkedin and made millions more as he took that company public. he's reinvested his wealth in nearly 100 new companies like facebook and game maker zynga. now he's giving a million dollars to kiva, allowing any new user to lend $25 of hoffman's money to an entrepreneur in the developing world. wired magazine said if facebook's mark zuckerberg represents silicon valley's world conquering hubris, reed hoffman is the more modest, searching soul. joined by becky worley, let's start with kiva. it's your millions but i decide where a little portion of it goes. >> we want to make sure people knew this was a way to empower entrepreneurs around the world. the simple vehicle is to provide a large quantity of money so people can loan my money to an entrepreneur. >> like a sample at costco. give

hoffman has simply nailed this big historical topic up to the present moment. i'm going read a few blerp from the early review how that is being received. author of the "healing of america" writes this, in the american political debate, everybody condemns the notion of rationing health care. but beatrix hoffman's history shows that rationing by income, age, employment, et. cetera has been and remains a central element of america's medical system. she demonstrated that our various attempts at reforms over the decades have kept the rationing mechanism firmly in place. talk about death panel too -- i don't know if that is. johnathan writes, excuse me, my allergies are showing up this morning. chronical america's struggles to make health care a right from the depression through obamacare. hoffman's beautifully written the account exemployees the racings of medical care and insurance in the unequal health system. "health care for some" is a compelling reminder of how far we have come, but also how far we reforms still has to go in the united states. the reviews keep

hoffman has simply nailed his big historical topic up to the present moment. i'm going to read a few blurbs from the early reviews of the book to keep you a sense of how that is being received. t.r. reid, is author of healing of america writes this, in the american political debate, everybody condemns the notion of rationing health care. but beatrix hoffman meticulous history shows that rationing by income, age, implement, et cetera, as the end remains a central element of america's medical system. she demonstrates that our various attempts at reform over the decades have kept the rationing mechanisms firmly in place. so i wonder do you think she'll talk about death panels, to? i don't know. jonathan oberlander was author of the political life of medicare rights this, excuse me, my allergies are showing up this morning. beatrice hoffmann skillfully chronicles america's struggles to make health care a right from the depression through obamacare. have beautifully written account explores the pervasive rationing of medical care and insurance and are staggering an

the property is at 498 hoffman avenue and letter of determination addressed to allen sowle regarding the legal dwelling unit count for the subject matter. matters is on for hearing. you can begin with seven minutes. >> good evening madam president and members of the board. i am allen sowle and the attorney for james mcdermott and nicholas andrade who live at the property along with their tenants. following extensive water damage to the lower level of the property a request for a building permit was sought by my client's architect at which time they represented to the building inspection department that the building was a three unit building. the planning department objected saying that no, we have a document in our file that says this is a two unit. my clients bought this as a four unit building and and was originally -- and altered to a three family dwelling according to city records. the records handed to my client by the planning department indicate that the owner at that time applied to allow the property to be subdivided into three separate parcels. it was originally 85 meet wid

>> reporter: well, this is called the via monte hoffman area, home to 130 apartment complexes. and this is one of the neighborhoods that the new initiative is targeting. they're going directly to the landlords to try to get them to fix things like the broken window you see here. a broken down rv, ripped apart and left for months. garbage overflowing, exposed wires. these are just some of the problems you'll find in the via monte hoffman neighborhood of san jose. nubia ramirez is a landlord who owns several units here. she is tired of other landlords ignoring the blight. >> if the neighboring properties are not kept up, then it's a problem, you know. the whole neighborhood goes down. >> reporter: so she turned to the newly formed responsible landlord engagement initiative for help. united neighborhoods of santa clara county and the neighborhood housing services of silicon valley are working together to get landlords to address problems brought to them by both tenants and other landlords. >> at that point, we contact the property owner, and we set up a time to meet with that pers

hunter hoffman. to help people confront their fears, in this case, spiders. but this time instead of bringing his patients face to face with what they dreaded most, he would do the opposite. he would give them a soothing, icy world to make them forget. >> when you're in snowworld here in kind of white noise, so you're not thinking about the outside world, and that means you're also not thinking about your injury. >> reporter: in 2011, the military conducted a small study using snowworld and got stunning results. for soldiers in the worst pain, snowworld worked better than morphine. with thousands of troops having suffered severe burns and trauma from ied blasts, the military is determined to find new ways to treat pain. >> the increase in your ability to survive a severe burn has improved dramatically in the past 20 years. >> reporter: and really, the pain meds haven't really changed all that much. they're still using the opiates that they used back in the 1800s, right? >> yeah, it's interesting, mor

economist stewart hoffman calls it the real deal. >> a good gain in jobs, a widespread gains, this isn't a fluke, it's a genuine improvement in the jobs market. >> in a moment lou dobbs will tell us if he agrees with that point of view. here is what is really happening. unemployment ticked up to 7.9%. however, there were more jobs available in october. in fact, the workforce rose by 578,000 americans. that's good. the reason unemployment went up is because more americans are now looking for jobs because more jobs are becoming available. the bad news is that unemployment among african americans jumped almost a full percentage point from 13.4% to 14.3%. that is a disaster. also, the real unemployment rate in october was 14.6%, including people who have given up looking for work. bottom line, 12.5 million americans who want to work, can't find employment. the candidates responded. >> in 2008 we were in the middle of two wars and the worst economic crisis since the great depression. today our businesses have created nearly 5.5 million new jobs and this morning we learned that companies hired

terry hoffman. gm gp. so much has changed. >> which is a good thing. just like our technology is so much different. so is what we do. there are women who come in and they want every test. others come in and they don't want anything. from the physician side of things we really like to do things to make sure the pregnancy is going well. and if there is going to be a problem ks there's things we can do to make the outcome as best as it can be. that's what we're aiming for. >> lot of women are having babies later in life. >> which carries a slightly greater risk. technically there's some extra testing we like to do. lot are come in and say i'm high risk because i'm 42? no, we just want to be more careful. >> with the internet, people self-diagnose. >> and sometime it's i don't want this because this is what i read. i really think people need to be careful. the sites need to be medical sites not, oh i had an amnio and had a problem dot com. it's one person's opinion of things as opposed to what the facts are. >> the key is making sure women get in and see.

i like that respect word. >> that the economists, they chose, cbs chose, a guy named hoffman, that he doesn't really know what is going on? he doesn't really know what you say that this isn't just a little grip, it doesn't indicate anything on the overall economy. there's no indicator hearby. >> one way to look at that, this is one month out of 48 in which president obama will have been president. 1/48th and to make broad declarations about it is nonsense. >> what if i were to say you were a romney partisan, that you believe in robust capitalism, less regulation on business, which i think is true >> that's true. >> and there are you are spinning this negative against the president because you want romney to win. >> no, not at all. i want the american people to win. i will tell you point-blank, if we didn't have 23 million people unemployed who are seeking work, if we didn't have a nation looking for -- >> i think 12.5. you are saying 23. >> i'm saying 23 million people. >> some of them don't want to really work, right? >> that could be one view. my point of view is they were so discou

it's affecting customers near hoffman avenue, fountain street and grandview avenue. that lightning strike caused about 4 or 5 transformers to shut down. now, this outage started around 1:12 this morning and then a neighbor described just how powerful that lightning strike was. >> it was almost as if a bomb was going off. there was this huge crash and my husband and i both looked at each other and went, whoa, what was that? >> reporter: now you woke up and there's no -- >> we should have realized at the time because it was that loud that there wouldn't be any power. we have no power. >> reporter: crews have been working ever since. there is no official estimated time of restoration but pg&e says they are hoping to get all the power out there running in the neighborhood in an hour and a half or two hours or so. now, as you can see, again they are working to install that new transformer in the area. i know that pg&e crews told me they called for extra help. the challenge was to determine how many customers were originally affected because so many transformers were out.

it's affecting customers near hoffman avenue, fountain street and grandview avenue.hat caused about 4 or 5 transformers to shut down. this outage started right at around 1:12 this morning. and we spoke to one neighbor just a few moments ago and she described to us just how powerful that lightning strike was. >> it was almost as if a bomb was going off. there was a huge crash and my husband and i actually both woke up and went, whoa. what was that? >> reporter: and now you woke up and there's no -- >> we should have realized at the time because it was that loud that there wouldn't be any power. clearly we have no power. >> reporter: crews have been working ever since. there is no estimated official time of restoration but pg&e says they are hoping for about 8 or 9 this morning. back out live you can see they are busy working trying to get the power back on in the neighborhood and frank and michelle, i was told the challenge was because it affected multiple transformers pg&e crews had to count how many customers were tied to each transformer before they knew officially

the beak ri donated bread and terry hoffman is getting cash donations from ravens players. he plans to make trips for the next several weeks. we have dropoff information on abc2news.com. >>> back here everyone is wondering what they cran do to help. collections have been set up to help sandy victims. if you'd like to donate nonperishable foods, you can drop them whoever in anne arundel county. >>> here's doug from the american red cross. >> that's people helping people. that's what it's all about. it's nice to she that happening. >> so they're just getting in cars and going. >> if they have a place on the other end they know they can take it to, that's great. >> how is it going? >> it's going well. we have every single disaster vehicle. they're responding to people in need. they are hitting the streets, passing out food, water, blankets. we're still tending to those essential needs. >> how much did the red cross make. >> the telethon raised 23 million but this will go on for weeks and months to come. the 90999 and that's a $10 donation. >> i don't know how much per day but

that's because this is hoffman's.er long, this is where you end up if you're from this part of the jersey shore. like everybody else, you've told yourself all day, even during dinner, you're going to be strong, tonight's the night you're not going to do it. but you end up here. this place is packed with families, saturday night, sunday night, all summer long. they go in, get a number, come out here and think about their ice cream order. that's why it's such a sad sight with no power, no lights, a curfew on the streets. and that is why perhaps the folks at hoffman's took it upon themselves to urge all the rest of us to stay strong. discussing your feelings. ♪ joe may have your back, but johan has your feet. gevalia. meet me in the coffee aisle. joe may have your back, but johan has your feet. whatever it takes, get to sears "one day sale" this saturday, with friday preview. coats for her just $19.99. all diehard work boots for $39.99. and up to 50% of all tool storage. this is how to gift. this is sears. picture great

>> that there is 498 hoffman and notice to restrictions and family use only. >> for 498. >> yes. >> does it show a lot number for it. >> lot 32. >> 32. okay. perhaps this question is better for mr. duffy but in terms of the 3r report how does that information change? >> i will let -- >> okay. >> -- discuss that. >> commissioners i will answer your questions commissioner fung. on the three hour report and i think i know why there is three family dwelling and reroofing permit and the 3r report. personally i think this should have been unknown on this one because there is a dispute with 87 permit and two family dwelling and 98 permit for addition of existing door with it and says on that three family dwelling but there is no record in the brief of the permit which tells me in 87 the last permit that we give said two legal dwelling units. if that permit come in 98 it would have to say going from two units to three units to change the unit count. if someone filled out an application then and we should have flagged that because that's not right in 87 the last permit was for two units and we ha

uh, it's actually the anniversary of my cat brent hoffman's death. dead cat. - i am so sorry to hear that. - thank you. now i'm the proud owner of seven, which some people think is weird. - you know, i think it's weird if you don't have more. - well, i did until this one died. [both laughing] - you know, i have a dozen cats myself. you should come over and breed. with my cats. - oh. - cats. you should breed with my cats. - well, yeah, that would be nice. - yeah. okay. - but i should-- i should go. - totally. - it was nice to meet you. - so nice meeting you. - yeah. - okay. we'll see ya. okay... - damn. - move over, ms. quiznos, big fat's got a new chick. [laughter] - if you really wanted to make a good joke, you could have said "move over miss wendy's," 'cause it's a woman. - you see this? it means not wendy's. - mmm, toasty! - okay. - yeah, that's hardcore. - that gets me hungry, dude! - that's hardcore. - ♪ he's insane d3d3b8x0x0ú! a@q$i>

before the board of appeals was appeal of the zoning administrator letter of determination for 4 98 hoffman avenue. this letter found that the subject building illegally contained two dwelling units based upon past building permits and special notice of special restriction. this letter of determination also upheld by the board of appeals. so, that concludes both my reports unless there are questions. >> thank you thev appears to be no questions. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, tim frye on behalf of the planning department here to share with you the events from yesterday's historic preservation commission hearing. the hpc provided recommendation on the west soma area plan and on supervisor wiener's proposed c-e-q-a appeals amendments. both of these items will be before the commission i believe next week. and the hpc's recommendation on both items will be part of your packet. if you have any questions, though, i'm happy to answer. any questions you have at this time. there are two preservation related announcements, though, i'd like to make. one is that last week

crews are working on hoffman avenue to check other transformers, as well. challenge is because it involves multiple transformers, they have to count individually how many customers were affected and connected to each transformer. another challenge that pg&e mentioned is it is misty out here and that's why they are having a hard time trying to work on these right now. but at this point, the outage started around 1:12 this morning and there is no time or estimate for when the power will be restored in this neighborhood. live in noe valley, cate caugiran, cbs 5. >>> the weather has just turned wintry. it is cold out there. we're expecting showers today around the bay area. there could be some snow on some of the higher peaks here, as well. there's definitely snow up in the sierra. we can tell you that. highway 89 at squaw valley snow up there. they could get nearly a foot of snow by the time the storm moves out. the snow level down to about 5,000 feet. better chain up. >>> and the falling snow caught drivers off guard despite the fact that they knew it was com

beatrix hoffman's take on the health care system over the last eighty years. and thomas stanton explores why some firms fail. this week david k. johnston diss his book "the fine print" how they use plain i english to rob you blind. visit booktv.org for more information in an interview taped outside of washington, d.c., wayne karlin talking about his book wandering souls which is an account of the u.s. soldier return to vietnam to return a notbook he took from a soldier he killed during the north vietnam war. >>> joining us now on booktv is author and professor wayne karlin who most recent book is "wandering soul." professor karlin who was homer? >> he is a friend of mine who retired living in north carolina. he was a officer platoon leader in the vietnam war. and he had contacted me a number of years ago because i had some contacts in vietnam vietnamese i had been working with, he had taken a documents and a book from the body of an vietnamese soldier he killed during the war. and wanted to see if he could find a family and return those documents to this them.

john hoffman is black elk c.e.o. >> when something like this happens it tears at everyone's heart and, you know, it's a horrible day. we're going to heal together but foret and foremost we have to take care of those involved. >> reporter: we found no record of safety violations or complaints on this rig. anthony, the coast guard will continue to search for those two missing workers throughout the night. >> mason: and there's no oil leaking there tonight, manuel. thanks very much. there has been another death in ae meningitis outbreak. a missouri man is accused of plotting a copy cat attack on a movie theater. and there's a run on hostess twinkies when the "cbs evening news" continues. if you are one of the millions of men who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentrated, so you could use less gel. and with androgel 1.62%, you can save on your monthly prescript

dressed as meredith vieira, please welcome jason hoffman. hey, jason.red you to look like this? >> well, you know, i kind of-- i'm going for the "scaredith vieira" look, so, you know. >> oh, the "scaredith"? >> yeah, the "scaredith vieira." >> very clever. >> what inspired it? you know, just-- when i was growing up, halloween was, my dad would get paper bags and he would cut 'em into costumes. and i'd, you know, i'd be looking like a bad version of the tin man. and all my friends would be running around like superman. so i figured when given the opportunity to do this, it's, like, you know... >> both: go all out. >> all out. >> [laughs] your dad must be very proud of you today. >> i'm sure. i'm sure. i'm sure-- >> there's a reason he put you in paper bags. >> you know, and nothing lives forever on the internet or anything. >> no, no, nothing, nothing. but i'm noticing, like, the stilettos. >> you like those? >> lovely, yeah. >> you like those? >> particularly with the hairy leg-- it's a nice--it plays off well. >> i almost shaved for you. i was gonna ge

. >> reporter: kim hoffman knew us. and knew what we were up to. do you mind if we look and see where it's made? >> oh, i hope it's america. oh! >> reporter: that reaction says it all. the teddy bear made in china. in fact, the newest numbers reveal just how much we as americans spent on toys from china last year at christmas. $2.5 billion. and tonight, one economist reminds us, that's just toys. >> that means we must be spending $10 billion or more during the christmas season on chinese-made goods. and that's probably a low number. >> reporter: but here on new york's famed fifth avenue, we didn't give up. this family came all the way from mexico for made in america. but nothing in their bags. feliz navidad. and this shopper? >> china. >> reporter: and this young woman, dina cooper from virginia. do you think you have anything in any of these bags? >> no. >> reporter: you don't. so, we told her what economists told us. if we all just bought one thing for 64 bucks, we could create 200,000 jobs. >> okay. >> reporter: you're in? >> i'm in. >> reporter

marshall hoffman from miami just found institute. >> welcome to abbey road. >> thanks. >> is this thee with the beatles? >> not really. >> i got some news for you. it's not the right one. >> reporter: this abbey road takes its name from the unfortunately titled street in east london it's on. a new train station that was opened just last year to bear some of the burden of crowds during the summer olympics. but the station's name has obviously caused confusion to bamboozled beatles fans hoping to walk the walk on london's most famous real estate. >> what would you say you're about an hour and a half away. >> i would wonder why they named the station abbey road. >> how insane is that? >> crazy. >> reporter: instead of the tree lined avenues and mansions in one of the most expensive parts of london, visitors are met a train depot, industrial parks and run down neighborhoods. with all due respect to this abbey road it is a world away from the other one and disappointed tourists that find them cess here do learn how far apart those two worlds are. ♪ the long and winding road >> reporter: or

. >> and dennis hoffman. >> they came from all over to read, even just a page or two. >> maybe someone a soccer field in their house, to be a part -- maybe someone they saw killed, maybe someone in their family. >> even those who did not say they just want to honor those who did. >> her father came home alive. >> it means a lot to meet some of the people he served with. >> he does not know anyone on the wall. >> thomas rivera. >> their voices giving a voice to the fallen, making it real. >> i am glad there's a place to come. i just want them to know that they are loved. the people on the wall are loved. >> abc 7 news. >> a faulty furnace may be to blame for the explosion that killed two people and injured dozens of homes in an indianapolis neighborhood tonight. the honor of the house as his daughter called him last week and said the furnace had gone out. she lived there with her mother. so far, they have felt no evidence of a gas leak and gas companies said they never received any notice of a faulty furnace prior to the explosion. as many as 30 homes were damaged. >> recovery efforts c

hoffman encouraged me to fulfill my potential.on nbc!" how did she know that? the more you know. >>> this morning we saw terrific numbers from home depot and dick's sporting goods. much of what is good can be placed at the feet of two remarkable ceo's who are worthy of significant praise. home depot showed a remarkable increase. the average numbers of home depot show big changes, people. blake, i like this guy, instead he said the strength was the start of the path of healing of the housing market. home depot performed incredibly well when the housing market was awful. you got to love a guy who says you know what, i'm citing the housing cycle. even better, home depot will be the destination for repair from hurricane sandy. home depot was the possible gap which was why the stock got hammered. sure enough one of the best performing stocks got better. now dick's is a terrific story. when things are slowing down in the economy, you don't buy expensive sneakers. dick's delivered a terrific same store sales game. a somewhat related comp

working hard to get everybody back on 100 customers were affected in the area of 24th street and hoffmanavenue. crews are working to replace those blown transformers. residents say they heard a loud explosion when lightning hit 1:00. crews have been able to replace one transformer and restore service to some it may take several more hours to get everybody else back online. >>> aggressive snow-making operation helped mammoth open yesterday visitors were greeted with snow flurries mixed with nature made stuff. further north in the tahoe area it is cold and new snow is falling again months have been fired up, several resources that opened for a few days last month are hoping to open for good in the coming days. >>> right now in the south bay hundreds are waiting in line to get tree food in time for the holidays. -- to get free food in time for the holidays. they were out in the storm. >> reporter: good morning. having trouble hearing you right now volunteers are arriving the doors open in one hour you can see people now on their feet starting to wake up. earlier this morning when we arrived

. >> reporter: i'm at nowee valley at 24th and hoffman, pg&e confirms it was because of lightning strikeslightning hit four trance morningers. i'm joined by one of the residents, julia dawson, what did it sound like? >> it sounded like a big bomb going off much larger than anything i've heard and i knew it had to be close itch >> reporter: did you know what it was? -- >> no. although did worry about it. there was only one explosion and not other one i decided to go back to bed. >> reporter: you don't have power? >> no. >> reporter: is it cold in the house? >> note yet, but it will be if they don't get it fixed. >> reporter: tell me about your alarm clock situation? i wonder about people who rely on power to wake them up. >> we are lucky, my husband and i both wake up any way. >> reporter: i have an update, pg&e the foreman thinks they will get it back on around 8:00, 9:00, he said they were able to reset one of the transformers. but they had to send someone away from here to go pick up four more transformers that they have to put in. it could be a while he's guessing, maybe 8 or 9 they sa

hoffman is leading. this race we can call. district three, look at that race. a close one for john. we can't all this race yet. he's being challenged by vaughan, too early to call. we can call district five, thompson is the winner. he retains his seat there. let's move to district 11. this is in the richmond-walnut creek area and he was reelected. another district, you will recognize this name, pelosi, 85% over her challenger and wins in her race there. the same situation across the bay in the east bay for barbara lee in oakland, quit % margin of victory and declared the winner. we have almost all of the incumbents declared winners except for stark. >> we'll be keeping an eye on that for you and much more coming up. >> this is a huge night for democrats in the bay area with president obama winning and supporters, needless to say are celebrating. david, still some democrats hanging out. >> reporter: yes. this party celebration has mostly emptied out but still going on, this after a speech by the president that left his supporters excited and energized this evening. look at the video

they are going to be hot films including dustin hoffman's direct directorial debut. the film opens tomorrow. >> these are not just european films? >> that is. >> oh, it is? wow. >> you will be surprised. >> they could be oscar contenders. there's another one you talk about, silver lining play book with bradley cooper. let's look at that. >> the whole time you root for the guys, survive the war and be with the woman he loves. >> it's 4:00 in the morning, pat. >> i can't apologize. i will apologize to earnest hemming way. >> who is in that one? >> bradley cooper. >> oh, yeah. >> this is a film we haven't had a lot. it's going to be important. it comes from the movie "the fighter." it opens next friday. put it on your calendar. it's in theaters across the country. >> finally, nobody walks. >> if you are a fan of lena, the writer of hbos girls, she's got her second film out. she co-wrote the film. it's popular among young folks who want to see something edgier. >> you have big ones opening the next few weeks. >> i know. >> thanks so much for reminding us about the movies

. >> that was mike hoffman.gn volunteers to go and help people gut out their homes and help them rebuild. and he says all of the politicians and all the officials who come, it's great to have them here to keep attention on this area and on jersey and the rock away area, but come with help. come with something to help staten island start to rebuild. the president will be here late morning, early afternoon. and the president has said that he will support this area and give the resources that the people here need to start to rebuild mike hoffman thinks it could take six months, a year do that. carol? >> victor blackwell reporting live from staten island this morning. it's got everything, daniel day-lewis playing lincoln in a steven spielberg film. but is the new "lincoln" flick a recipe for success? ♪two of a kind ♪for your information ♪we're two of a kind ♪two of a kind ♪it's my observation ♪we're two of a kind ♪like peas in a pod ♪and birds of a feather ♪alone or together you'll find ♪that we are two-oo-oo, oo-oo

john hoffman who hired me and has been amen tore. -- a mentor. he was a kind man. i also collaborated with susan sopky intimately, and we decided to work on my film together. >> who is susan promky? >> she is an award-winning film maker and documentary maker. it has been a privilege working there at hbo. >> how close are you to your 30th birthday? >> very close. >> you did all this since you -- when you were 29? >> yes. >> you have a documentary released within the last month or so about what? >> "escape fire." it is about how and why our health care system is broken. why it doesn't want to change. and there are people out there who are trying to change it. we started making a film in 2009 just as the health care debate was peat heating up. there is so ever fear and confusion, it was dividing our country, the topic of health care. i think both susan and i wanted to understand how this came to be. why did this situation exist? we also wanted to find solutions. and people out there were trying to change it. we didn't want to make it just enflamic, we wanted to highli

. >> rachel hoffman. >> so it's a real collective of talented people who do this every day of their livesdley performances is the people who are already sort of the front-runners for us to, you know, go further or drop back. you know what i mean? it's as simple as now we're going to see them in their costume in their sort of, you know, genre, and see if they shine. >> ♪ i'm all alone in the universe ♪ so all alone in the universe ♪ i found magic but they won't see it ♪ they all call me a lunatic ♪ okay call me a lunatic ♪ if i stand on my own so be it... ♪ >> i'm just watching for somebody who has really thought about the character, has thought about who they are, what they need, and really looking for somebody who also even when they are not performing the solo, they're in their character still, and their relating to the other people on the stage as their character. ♪ ...so alive ♪ i have never seen me so alive ♪ such a feeling of evil inside ♪ it's the feeling of being edward hyde! ♪ (cheers and applause) >> well, you got trouble, my friend. i'm going to be perfectly frank. would you li