it's me jerry, jerry springer. >> jerry. >> hey watch this. >> great, hey, you know i'm running late. we'll do lunch. >> i don't want lunch, i just want to dance! >> sorry, jerry, got to go. >> tom you haven't seen my moves. >> geez! get off of my car, springer. >> not until you put me on that show. >> you've already been on the show. >> liar. >> you seriously don't recall being on "dancing with the stars"? you were terrible. >> [ bleep ] middle name is not terrible. >> all right, maybe i'm wrong, you're just [ bleep ] insane. >> insane? insane like a foxtrot. >> get off my whip. >> make me. >> fine. i will. >> wait tom, you haven't seen my cha-cha. >> don't let that guy in. >> tom. i can dance. he's fast. >> hey -- >> hola! have you seen my lambada? >> oh new dance partner. >> no! >> jimmy: he's a good guy. he will be missed. we have a good show tonight. dominic monaghan is here. we have music from ke$ha. and we'll be right back with the newly crowned champion from "dancing with the stars," jennifer grey and her partner derek hough. this is the iphone 4. its lithium polymer battery l

. >> and the man who did it also did the jerry springer opera. >> yes, the man who wrote the lyrics.> rose: right. >> every two years we do a new opera and commission a new opera, and we have been thinking, you know, what does new opera mean?? i mean a lot of times operas, new operas are based on very famous literary sources .. for instance, operas the great gas by, view from the bridge, things like that. in london we have had things based on greek mythology, the minotaur, stuff -- the operas i have been conducted that are new have been based on shakespeare, the winter's tale, macbeth, the tempest, new opera with a contemporary subject is what we wanted to. do it is sordid, it is awkward, society today. >> rose: you are talking about celebrity. >> about celebrity, the fetishism of the camera and paparazzi and how destructive that can be, but also people's penchant for having wanting to have their 15 minutes in the spotlight. >> andy warhol. >> and, you know, and how without talent you can become famous, you know, it is pretty scary. >> >> rose: famous for being famous. >> famous for

will remember the company shouting matches the shouting matches became the outrageousness of jerry springer. the low cut dresses of -- of the 1960's adult films became the pg-13 films which shows a young adults sniffing lines of cocaine off of the chest of women. a loosening of self restraint continued into the 2000's. we went through the time in the 1960's when much she small and sports was despair's for a while. gordon gecko became the symbol of the end justifying the means. people were perfecting the kind of motivational trash talk and they pounded their bodies into the skulls of other athletes. where we've surprised by the discovery of concussions? does that become a metaphor if we don't find a way to restrain things seem to survive if they are meaner, stronger, if they become trash talk. there is some trash talk which some people clarifies the issues, this is in the mississippi legislator. many believe that it only provokes our worst instincts and the same way that this is a precursor of concussions. what if we decide that a speech is a precursor of hate crimes? what are we going to do

will remember the company shouting matches the shouting matches became the outrageousness of jerry springer. the low cut dresses of -- of the 1960's adult films became the pg-13 films which shows a young adults sniffing lines of cocaine off of the chest of women. a loosening of self restraint continued into the 2000's. we went through the time in the 1960's when much she small and sports was despair's for a while. gordon gecko became the symbol of the end justifying the means. people were perfecting the kind of motivational trash talk and they pounded their bodies into the skulls of other athletes. where we've surprised by the discovery of concussions? does that become a metaphor if we don't find a way to restrain things seem to survive if they are meaner, stronger, if they become trash talk. there is some trash talk which some people clarifies the issues, this is in the mississippi legislator. many believe that it only provokes our worst instincts and the same way that this is a precursor of concussions. what if we decide that a speech is a precursor of hate crimes? what are we going to do

will remember the company shouting matches the shouting matches became the outrageousness of jerry springers adult films became the pg-13 films which shows a young adults sniffing lines of cocaine off of the chest of women. a loosening of self restraint continued into the 2000's. we went through the time in the 1960's when much she small and sports was despair's for a while. gordon gecko became the symbol of the end justifying the means. people were perfecting the kind of motivational trash talk and they pounded their bodies into the skulls of other athletes. where we've surprised by the discovery of concussions? does that become a metaphor if we don't find a way to restrain things seem to survive if they are meaner, stronger, if they become trash talk. there is some trash talk which some people clarifies the issues, this is in the mississippi legislator. many believe that it only provokes our worst instincts and the same way that this is a precursor of concussions. what if we decide that a speech is a precursor of hate crimes? what are we going to do about it? will we find some other way t