. ♪ ah-ma-nei-za, ma-ma-nei-za, ♪ ♪ nei-pa-ba-lama-lama- ba-lama-nei-za. ♪ you have to reproduce.ng whatever you're playing. it requires a lot of memory, and you have to be on your toes at all times because you don't know when you're going to get a lesson. it could be in a restaurant. it could be late at night while he's in bed. it could be in the car, in rush hour traffic in new york city on the way to the airport. but when it occurred to him to teach, that's when it was time for you to learn; time for me to learn. so i did that for about almost 20 years. [drumming] why don't we play the first part. we'll see what needs to be done. the first movement up to here? no. just the exposition of the first movement. [plays light, bouncy piece] (pagano) there's so many facets to be considered in classical music that one really needs to be guided. music is sound, and to describe a sound in words is so much more difficult than a demonstration. when we're playing, we have to make it really obvious. so when you crescendo to the top of this, you know, when you do this, [plays] it's beautiful,

on the other hand, his holiness the dalai lama and i were at an event together in hiroshima and he is very amusing. helenes over to me and he says, jody, scientists believe that buddhism is really atheism. so i said, oh, my god, i must be a buddhist. and he said the reason is because buddhists don't believe in god. they believe that, you know, every human being has the possibility of, you know, being great. being energy. all the good things that christians or muslims or hindus are supposed to be. because of their religion. >> 1998, here you are with the dalai lama. >> yeah. >> one of my closest friends had an extremely unpleasant encounter with two men who i wish i could call gentlemen who left her beaten and naked in the street. for many years i had the greatest hope that i would run into them sometime and do the same to them or worse. then i got involved in trying to stop the violence in central america and watched what's happened to people over time who only sought violent revenge against people who have done things to them or people they love. you become them. >> where are you the

>> lama, thank you. >>> now to the hollywood actress shaking up politics in kentucky.shley judd is getting ready to announce a bid for the senate, from the state where she grew up. taking on one of the most powerful republicans in america. is it a stunt, and if not, what are her chances? abc's david kerley has the story from washington. >> ashley! >> ashley! >> right over here! >> reporter: she is a movie star, who knows her way around a red carpet, after a string of successful movies. "double jeopardy." "kiss the girls." >> somebody help me. >> reporter: but ashley judd's new role may be a real-live politician from kentucky. >> she's seriously considering a race for the united states senate. >> reporter: judd, who does her own fighting stunts in the movies and tv, is preparing to take on the most powerful republican in the senate, mitch mcconnell, who when asked about judd, talks only generally about liberals. >> they love to take out the republican leader of the senate. we expect a spirited race. >> reporter: maybe, but republicans are already attacking judd. >> an o

lama hasan has it all. from london. good morning, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. i think it's safe to call it justin bieber's nightmare tour of britain. from the moment he set foot on british soil, bieber just hasn't been able to catch a break. things going from bad to worse, until last night. he showed his tenacity and loyalty to his british legion of fans. >> [ bleep ] did you say? what'd you say? >> reporter: just hours after he popped off at a photographer in london, shouting expletives, he went on a twitter tirade. saying not going to let them get the best of me again. gonna get focused on this show tonight. adrenaline is high now. gonna put it on the stage. he bounced back doing what he does best. >> pop stars have missteps. it's about how they recover. this is just a hiccup. it's all in his power, really, to kind of get back on track. >> reporter: boy, did he get back on track. wowing the audience at a sold-out concert. one of the dancers tweeting, our last show in london was definitely the best. way to go out with a bang. and bieber fever was everywhere ou

let's get right to abc's lama hasan with the breaking developments. lama?od morning to you, robin. what a dramatic day. italy's highest criminal court has ordered a retrial in the gays

one is to elect the dalai lama the new pope. that would clean things up overnight.d change all the power struggles, and he wouldn't even have to show up very much, maybe three or four times a year give a talk from the balcony and then the whole thing can become the museum that it is. sell extra paintings and give money to the poor. who is looking to the van vatican today for spiritual or moral leadership? no one. that's my first choice. the second choice would be the sister from eerie pennsylvania, who is in the spirit who was declared a saint this year. overnight they would get a new impression because they would prove that it's not just a boy's club after all. they would recognize the intelligence spirituality of a woman. sister joan chinister. that's the only two ways that they could redo their image in a manner that really matters. i think dalai lama and sister joan represent authentic spiritual and moral values. >> michael: thank you fox, you seem like a decent, earnest kind man. please don't bet on either of those two. before we get no the prognostic prognosti

hello, amy. >> hello, everyone. >> let's go to lama hasan.british tabloids. >> reporter: oh, it really is, george. good morning to you. well, this small slip of a tongue may have been small, but, boy, is it making huge headlines in the papers this morning. take a look at this one. it says "it's a girl!" here's what happened. at a charity function in grimesby, she was given a small teddy bear by a well wisher. kate smiling away replied and said, thank you, i will keep this for my "d" and before she could complete the word she stopped herself. the well wisher then asked her, you were going to say daughter. kate replied insisting, no, i wasn't. we don't know yet and we're not telling and this is unprecedented that the sex of a royal baby is revealed before it's born. now, the palace is not commenting on whether the couple is having a boy or girl. only confirming to us this morning, quote, they're expecting a baby. george. >> okay, lama, thanks. >>> for more our royal expert, victoria. thanks for coming in. any doubt? >> i think there's a lot of

abc's lama hasan gives us a little preview. >> reporter: above all, the queen represents centuries ofnd continuity, and she steers clear of making political decisions. but in a break with tradition, she will sign a remarkable document and will give a speech endorsing the new agreement among former members of the british empire. which states opposition to, "all forms of discrimination, whether rooted in gender, race, color, creed, political belief or other grounds." >> this is believed to be the first time that she's shown her support of gay rights. that's a big step. we're not going to hear her views on these matters, but the fact that she's not only signing it, but signing it before television cameras proves that she endorses the changes. >> reporter: the queen will also show support for new laws giving equal rights to boys and girls in royal succession. the timing of this is significant, because with will and kate's baby on the way, if it is a girl, this means she will be the next queen. so with a stroke of the pen, the queen will be making a historic if symbolic pledge for equal ri

[laughter] besides, none of these guys have lama seagal's mastery of tactical ops. >> i've put hundredsf thousands if not millions of hours into my weapons training. >> stephen: that's right, millions of hours! [laughter] now a million hours is about 115 years, which sounds crazy, but so does asking steven segal to train your posse. so it works out. [laughter] the seagal posse is such a pre-success that arapaio's already signed on additional star power-- 1970's "the incredible hulk" star lou ferrigno and actor peter lupus of the 1960s tv series "mission: impossible. [laughter] of course, lupus is 80 now. so mission impossible is opening the lunchroom milk. [laughter] but folks, many of arpaio's posse members don't even need training. history has proven they've got extensive experience with police. >> a six-month cbs5 investigation uncovered a number of posse members with arrests for assault, drug possession, domestic violence, sex crimes against children, disorderly conduct, impersonating an officer, and the list goes on." >> stephen: wow. drug possession? sex crimes? it takes real dedi

tibetan's leader says the ultimate goal is to end the rule chinese to end the rule and for they dalai lama to return to his country. >> on monday, a restaurant will begin taking new reservations. they had to cancel reservations because of their electrical fire that damaged the front porch. entryaway and downstairs dining room. >>> right now a preopening philosophy for the exploratorium is bringing arts into the streets of san francisco. it's hands-on experience on the embark dare -- embarcadero. >> this part of the sunday street festival, designed to draw attention to the clearer toum which moves into its new location on april 17th. the big feature tonight is wound me. a mechanical octopus which, at 8:30 tonight, will emit fire from its tentacles and eyes. and all sorts of things as the exploratorium moved to its lock space they brought some of the favorite exhibits of the employees, people who went there, and chance for people to get hands-on experience and see lots of cool things. this is don't at three locations around san francisco to draw attention to the exploratorium other. location

and the exile of the dali lama. the rally began with a flag raising ceremony in berkeley.up market street to city hall then onto the chinese consulate. the crowd chanted "free tibet" and "shame on china." >> at least two firefighters were injured in a five- alarm-fire in jew jersey. you are looking at video taken from the scene. the injured firefighters were transfered to the hospital. their injuries are not considered serious. the fire started in a building in harrison new jersey. it burned for several hours and spread to some of the neighboring buildings before firefighters could get it under control. an investigation into what sparked the fire is underway. >> six teenagers were killed today in an early morning accident in northeast ohio. investigators say that their s-u-v swerved off the road. hit a guardrail and flipped. before finally landing in a nearby pond. you are looking at video of the aftermath. according to the ohio state highway patrol two people managed to survive the accident. the accident occurred just south of warren. 60 miles east of cleveland near the p

. >>> that little girl is lucy, and that is a family dog lamae.lked the dog before and for the first time ever they gave her the leash and she let it go and she realized why because she likes to see the dog run with the leash trailing behind it. >> a great laugh. >> it is that laugh made her mom's day. dad says mom has gone for a job interview for a teaching position and he didn't get it so to clear her mind they went for a family walk and those giggles made their day and they said anybody else that hears the ggles, hope is makes theirtoo. [ laughter ] >>> i guarantee you have never seen somebody beating their dough as serious as this. >> what? >> time to make the doughnuts in japan. this is how they do it. you

. >> in scientology, in some ways it's like its dali lama, there's a sense that the leader will return. and he, hubbard actually propagated that idea himself, that he was going to be offline because he said for about 20 years. and he would return. so there was a sense that the leader was going to come back. there's actually all of his offices, and residen resident-- residences have, they make his bed, they change his sheets, they set out his table settings. they're waiting for him to reappear any day. his notebook, his cigarettes, everything is there waiting. >> rose: cardinal dolan, the story of whitey bulger tina packer and lawrence wright when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: cardinal timothy dolan the archbishop in new york was in rome for the recent conclave that selected a new pope. i talked with him soon after the vote and dinner with the pope, among the 115 cardinals who selected him, and we talked about the selection of this new

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all living things do, begin to offer itself back to life, with our celebrations of harvest - august, lamas, the first harvest, when the first tomatoes are ripe at your own gardens, and peaches. fall equinox, when we gather together for the larger harvest. then in november, samhain - or halloween - when we recognize that all things die, and that the energy goes to the root, to the unseen source beneath the surface, that gives way to the conception at winter solstice for another cycle of life and becoming. so it's a love story between earth and sun, and the endless children that are life. >> and we can mythologize that not just as earth-based in terms of what are we growing in our fields, which a lot of us are not quite as in touch with as our ancestors may have been, but what are we growing in our hearts, what are we growing in our souls, what are we growing in our lives. and what has come to fruition at this point in our lives? and what is it time to let go of? so we work with the cycles of the year, the wheel of the year, and we work with it often in a very personal way for each individua

lama hasan is in rome. >> reporter: amanda knox was at home in seattle when her italian lawyer called. to deliver the unwelcome news. >> she's shocked. she's very sad. she thought it was the end of a nightmare. >> reporter: knox and sollecito was convicted of murdering kercher in what police claim was a sex game gone wrong. knox was sentenced to 26 years in jail. >> there is no evidence. there never was any evidence, and there never will be any evidence. >> reporter: in 2011, an appeals court overturned their conviction. the defense argued the evidence in the case had been mishandled. she's spent four years behind bars. the appeals court criticized virtually the entire case as presented by the prosecutors and ruled she should be freed. knox returned to the u.s. within 24 hours. >> thank you to everyone who believed in me, who has defended me, who has supported my family. >> reporter: she's spent the last 18 months in seattle, studying creative writing. at the university of washington. she has a new boyfriend and spent the last year writing a book about her ordeal. today she said she w

to move into the second largest palace in the world -- second only to the one built for the dalai laman tibet. >> now, if the holy father had invited you for lunch, you would go down there to his apartment at the other end of the corridor. >> reporter: in 2003, we got a rare glimpse into the daily life of the pope. and our tour guide was the late archbishop, john foley of philadelphia, who lived in the vatican for almost 30 years and said most people at home can't imagine a vatican apartment. what do they mean? do they mean a vast series of rooms or two or three rooms? >> well, it is a rather large apartment, obviously. >> reporter: large, but it has changed little through the years. here, pope benedict at his desk in his modest study. religious artifacts, scholarly texts, even a tv. it's the same room we saw when pope john paul ii gave a tour. from the office, he opens that door and you can see his bedroom. just a bed, a dresser. >> his bedroom is very simple. his dining room is astonishingly simple. >> reporter: and this is the dining room. pope benedict right there in the center hav

it was almost as if you listened to the dalai lama, his theme is compassion, and tom just kept talking about unity and unity of the peoples and unity of the families and the unity of all the different faiths systems and i thought that was very interesting that she mentioned that and that it was a big theme. >> well, let's not lose that one, too, because that is a classic religious impulse. we've touched on it already, we'll see it throughout the semester, but this amazing human desire for - remember a part and apart? we're apart but we desire to be a part of something. so the quest for unity - we can't ever forget that the root - not that i'm a great latin scholar - but the root of the word religion is something along the line to reunite, to bring together. and sadly, then, it's often a very divisive force, but certainly, that's what we keep seeing over and over again. yeah, donna? >> there's something that always comes back to me from my childhood. i was raised episcopalian, and palm sunday with the frond, the palm frond which was twisted into a cross, and we all treasured that. but o

lama hasan has it all. >> reporter: good morning, dan. i think it's safe to call it justin bieber's nightmare tour of britain. he just hasn't been able to catch break. things going from bad to worse, until last night. he showed his tenacity and loyalty to his british legion of fans. [ bleep ]. >> what did you say? >> reporter: she was shouting expletives and going on a tirade. saying not going to let them get the best of me again. gonna get focussed this show tonight. agren lynn is high now. gonna put it on the stage. he bounced back doing what he does best. >> pop stars have missteps. it's about how they recover. this is about him getting back on track. >> reporter: boy, did he? wowing the audience at a sold-out concert. one of the dancers tweeting, our last show in london was definitely the best. way to go out with a bang. how excited are you? >> i can't wait to see justin bieber. >> i know. >> reporter: it has been one hell of a week of the biebster. cell phone vid xwroes showed him woozy. he went backstage and was given oxygen. after

lama, thank you, as always.me designers who don't show up. there it is right there. one of the owners spoke exclusively to abc's david wright. >> reporter: for anyone who's not bothered to cancel a dinner reservation when plans change this is a cautionary tale. on saturday one of the owners of this bistro red medicine decided he was fed up with no-shows. >> we're a small restaurant. you can see there's about 54 seats in the dining room. when you lose 20 people in that kind of peak time of the time it's inconsiderate to the other guests. >> reporter: so you are naming and shaming the no-shows. >> not generally as a policy, but saturday was particularly bad. >> reporter: so red medicine tweeted some bitter pills. hi, kyle a, read one. we're withholding the name. i hope you enjoyed your girlfriend's birthday and the flowers that you didn't bring when you no-showed for your 8:15 res. also big thanks to cm, cr, aj, sg, db and ml for no-showing between 7:30 and 9:30. the original tweet named names. who sent it, you? >

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lama hasan, rome. >>> a northern california preschool teacher accused of slipping sleeping pills intos pleaded not guilty. investigators say 59-year-old debbie gratz was fired after a co-worker caught her preparing the toddlers for naptime by spiking their drinks with a sleeping drug. children involved were 1 and 2 years old. outraged parent showed up in court yesterday demanding justice. >> probation is not good enough. you know what i mean? that happens all the time. she needs to do time. anything could happen. anything could happen out there. my daughter could have passed out. could have fell and hit her head. could have seizures now, who knows? >> she is due in court in a month. until then she is not allowed unsupervised contact with minors. >> the sleeping agent in the sippy cups was somonex. like tylenol p.m., the same ingredient. makes you drowsy. >> right. >> the school has said this was the only incident. but, a lot of the parents go how do we really know? >> there is no way to know. >> did this happen on other occasions and this is the first time she got caught, allegedly an

. >> and while the front of the dry cleaners is destroyed, shawna manages to keep lamas cleaners open >> none of our machines were hurt. just took out all of our computer equipment and the counter and all of that. you have to come to the back door and i'm sorry for that. but we'll take care of you however we can. we're able to go to work. can't keep us down. >>> an suv slams into a row of storefronts in new york city's spanish harlem. and right into an unsuspecting street vender. >> it hit right in the middle right where he works. >> the crash rattles windows and shakes up the people nearby. and it's all caught by a store's security camera. >> it was one of those things where, it's like, it happened so fast, you don't know what's going on. like, you just hear a big noise and your first instinct is, like, what's happening? that's -- it was crazy. it was a little scary. >> february 18th, 2008, c.j. morales is working in the stock room of a shoe store when he hears a big bang. >> it sounded like a big thunderbolt or something. it sounded like -- like big crushing noise. i walked outside

day event where you hear from people like you saw, jennifer hudson or archbishop tutu or the dalai lamamia farrow. there's a four year program in schools getting kids fired up around service just as important as reading, writing and arithmetic is critical learning on social issues, getting involved in issues you care about. it's making that part of the school system to create active global citizens. >> it's also about engaging kids who may run astray, want to join gangs, do this, do that. it's about making them think there is a power in doing something good and positive. >> right. as a mother, i know when a child is moving out of those adorable childhood years toward teen agehood or in the teenaged years, searching for an identity and a day that could be meaningful, do i get another tattoo, maybe a piercing, will that make my day. but if they can find a way to help other people, they will find meaning in their day and it gives them the sense of identity and purpose and dignity. >> with your children, all 14 of them, i keep saying this, it's quite extraordinary, i don't know how you do i

abc's lama hassan is in london with that story. >> reporter: with her baby bump decked out in st. paddy's green, she was also spinning secrets, telling one member of the guard, quote, i would like to have a boy. and william would like to have a girl. >> the fact that she's saying that she doesn't know and that william would like a girl and she would like a boy is pretty amazing, really. >> reporter: and the perils of wearing heels. take a look at this. kate gets caught in one of the drains, stumbles a little, before her chivalrous prince charming comes to her rescue. >> she had to bend down and pull it out. the funniest thing about it, there was a soldier saluting. he carried on throughout the whole thing. >> reporter: last night, all eyes were on the queen for the first time in 20 years, the documentary, "our queen," received unprecedented access to what goes on behind the throne. revealing one of her favorite tricks of hiding a microphone to surprise visiting heads of state. >> where are they hidden this time? >> reporter: and how she always inspects the table before a grand din

lama, thank you so much. >>> now switching gears to the deadly lieon attack in california.a has the latest. >> reporter: george, good morning. when diana hanson was attacked, there may not have been time to be scared. the lion broke free. u timend escape. it now appears the 550-pound lion may have managed to escape his own feeding cage just moments before turning on 24-year-old intern diana hanson. one of the lead investigators tells abc news, he believes a gate or door was left partially opened. couscous got into a larger pen that hanson was cleaning. that's when she was attacked. >> the cat had just been fed. there was food in the bowl. the cat ignored the food in order to go out and have access to this young lady. >> reporter: this morning, a first look inside the cat haven wildlife park where the lion mauled hanson. and new details about what happened during the attack. >> responding. >> for a bite from a lion. the animal is in the enclosure with the patient. >> reporter: she was reportedly talking on her cell phone with a coworker at the time of the incident when the c

>> okay, thank you, lama. let's get more from amanda knox's attorney ted simon. good morning, ted. thank you for joining us. as we said, you broke the news to amanda this morning. how did she take it? >> well, let's be clear. carlo dalla vedova broke the news to amanda this morning. yes, amanda took it -- it was painful. she's issued a statement it was very painful to receive that difficult news. we were certainly hopeful that the supreme court would simply affirm the correct ruling of the appellate court. but let's be very clear here. there was never any evidence in this case. and whatever evidence was reviewed was considered absent, nonexistent, unreliable, or simply inaccurate. and that has not changed. >> well then why is the supreme court saying there should be a retrial? >> they're not exactly saying that. they're sending it back for revision and review. she still remains not guilty. nothing has changed. there never was any evidence of her guilt and there never will be any evidence of her guilt. so all this is is sending back for revision and we have to wait for the specific

it's the biggest sale ever put together of her gowns and abc's lama hasan got a closeup look. >> reporter: they're the dresses that helped catapult diana to a global icon like this midnight blue one worn for her unforgettable turn on the dance floor with john travolta. >> this one is the most famous. princess diana is thrilled with it and she said, excuse me, ma'am, i just need to go and show my husband. and she rushed out of the room wearing the dress and a few moments later, prince charles came in and said, darling, you look wonderful. >> reporter: the stunning collection of tension gowns, charts her evolving style from the mid '80s to the late '90s. each single dress telling a different story. >> die glan, at this point in her life, is again suffering from eating disorders. but it's a very sweet little dress. it really shows the contrast between the diana, the young woman and the sort of journey she made in her life to the very regal princess that we came to love and know. >> reporter: then there's this green velvet number which may hide a little secret. >> it's very simple plain dress

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