british fashion label stella mccartney aims to dress its customers and over size clothes in spring two thousand and eighteen on monday the creations were presented at paris fashion week all stella mccartney products are exclusively vegan and sustainable the label uses no leather or fur i think for me the statement is why of people using foul while we killing millions of innocent creatures every year in the name of fashion. fashion designer stella mccartney practices what she preaches and wears her own designs almost exclusively for. the top buy and hold at london's tate modern has turned into a playground for grown ups this interactive installation by danish artist collective super flags makes swingers out of museum goers the idea is that this wanes will bring them into contact with each on a come back passage between those less interested in physical activity and that this oversized pendulum hypnotise them the aim of the installation one two three swing is to promote my tante thinking about gravity. october fest ended in munich on tuesday after eighteen days of partying beer drinking

go see paul mccartney.ing, i'm watching it, i'm sitting next to my wife, and i was with lorne michaels, and mario batali, and his awesome wife susy who -- and we're just hanging out, and my buddy lee was there. lee eastman. we're hanging out, and we're watching the show. it's so fun, and then towards the end of the show, paul goes, is it anyone's birthday out there? [ laughter ] so i was like, just clapping, i'm like i don't want to -- me, paul! you know? [ laughter ] and so i'm like, yeah, that's good, and everyone's clapping. you know. he's going to play "birthday." he goes, yeah, how about that guy there? in the middle, yeah. is that jimmy? jimmy fallon, is it your birthday? and i go, what's going on? [ laughter ] and i look at my wife, and my wife was like happy birthday. she totally must have set something up, and i'm like, don't cry. [ laughter ] because now i'm up in the jumbotron -- >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and i'm going, don't cry, and i'm like, kind of like, you know, making kind of half cry face

did paul mccartney have one that said paul mccartey or paul mccartney and the beatles. >> the beatlesm paul mccrtney. >> we got john cena out. there are reports bradley cooper has been tapped to play vine mcmahon in a biopic about his life. >> do you think bradley cooper is too cuteto play vince mcmahon? >> and they're going to sensationalize it. harvey: so it is not authorized? >> it is authorized harvey: i got it. vince is like who do you want to

did paul mccartney have one that said paul mccartey or paul mccartney and the beatles. >> the beatlesad a separate one from paul mccrtney. >> we got john cena out. there are reports bradley cooper has been tapped to play vine mcmahon in a biopic about his life. >> do you think bradley cooper is too cuteto play vince mcmahon? >> and they're going to sensationalize it. harvey: so it is not authorized? >> it is authorized

did paul mccartney have one that said paul mccartey or paul mccartney and the beatles. >> the beatlesad a separate one from paul mccrtney. >> we got john cena out. there are reports bradley cooper has been tapped to play vine mcmahon in a biopic about his life. >> do you think bradley cooper is too cuteto play vince mcmahon? >> and they're going to sensationalize it. harvey: so it is not authorized? >> it is authorized

paul mccartney, mick jagger, brian wilson, all expressed their sadness.oved what he did. he didn‘t want people telling him what to do, and he kept true to his music all the way through. # well, i started out down a dirty road #. his final tour ended only a month or two ago, and he said it would probably be his last. he wanted to make the most of the time he had left. from the moment he‘d first seen the beatles as a teenager, rock and roll had been his life. the musician tom petty, who has died at the age of 66. time for a look at the weather... here‘s alina jenkins. different faces of autumn over recent days, the gales, the rain and a chilly night.

a fashion designer. >> daughter of paul mccartney of course.she came under fire for dressing white mod else in traditional african prints and patterns, this is in her spring runway show in paris. have we gone too far here. why can't i wear the dress of other cultures. >> so weigh in. let us know what you think. i got a tweet someone saying hey, it doesn't matter there are other things going on. and then others are saying no, we should just leave it alone. let us know. >> it is good to appreciate other cultures and have elements in your life, then to have a rich more diverse. this is a white person's house , yes. >> it fridays tibet. >> where is the mayonnaise. >> the problem is appreciate but not recognizing where it came from or what it could mean or why it started. you are taking things to be taking and it is your own and your own idea and try to create new fashion trend and beauty trends. no, no, sir, we have been doing this for a while now you are taking it and make it more main stream because white person or whoever is doing it. that is th

other lends like paul mccartney and mick jagger sent their thoughts. ♪ she's a good girl >> in a careerhat spanned 50 years, tom petty combined brilliant song writing with a commitment to his audience and to the integrity of his music. ♪ she was an american girl powering his sounds on songs like american girl in 1976. ♪ stand my ground he could stabbed his ground while collaborating with the elite. with the traveling wilburys. ♪ ♪ in 2002, he wa be inducted into the rock 'n roll hall-of-fame. >> the music overcame me at an early age and i love everything about it. ♪ into the great wide open >> tom petty died last night at the age of 66. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like any of these types of plans, they could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call unitedhealthcare insurance company today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. join the millions who have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insuranc

paul mccartney, mickjagger, brian wilson, all expressed their sadness.was in a rock and roll band. he loved what he did. he didn‘t want people telling him what to do, and he kept true to his music all the way through. # well, i started out down a dirty road his final tour ended only a month or two ago, and he said it would probably be his last. he wanted to make the most of the time he had left. from the moment he‘d first seen the beatles as a teenager, rock and roll had been his life. the musician tom petty who has died at the age of 66. many of us got off to a chilly start and then we were greeted with wall to wall blue skies and sunshine. the sunshine has been fading through the afternoon as more cloud has been streaming down from the north—west and that‘s brought showers to western parts of scotland and northern ireland, north—west england and one or two clipping northern parts of wales. but much of england and wales will be dry with clearer skies, but the showers across scotla nd skies, but the showers across scotland giving way to a more persistent

you got shot of mccartney. i was picked up. once and then laid all released and was picked up again. from. i was here. toward abir and. i was there at the store and i didn't see nobody. came in the store always seeing with. my lawyer the. two distinctive features she said no so or so you lego or mark pointed on the puts it on the p.c. that he didn't see anything as we had ever made a full monsieur and he went to the store earlier. and then later. two and a half years later i was released. two and a half years in custody made the twenty six year old father of five writes rap songs. about life for louisiana prisoners. bring. it conditionally were. showers dollar. to mush very cold showers. and all the whatever. you know. out there and there are so many innocent people because nobody paid attention. you know like. no voice would be going the earth to me is a chain of command you know stars which last for as long as it did take was. from there you know they all work together and i mean of if nobody from now saga come and see what's

paul mccartney, mickjagger, brian wilson, all expressed their sadness.people telling him what to do, and he kept true to his music all the way through. # well, i started out down a dirty road #. his final tour ended only a month or two ago, and he said it would probably be his last. he wanted to make the most of the time he had left. from the moment he‘d first seen the beatles as a teenager, rock and roll had been his life. the musician tom petty who has died at the age of 66. time for a look at the weather. here‘s alina jenkins. the sunshine has been slowly eroded by the cloud today which has brought inafew by the cloud today which has brought in a few showers to parts of scotland, northern ireland. 0vernight the showers become mainly confined to scotland but eventually give way to a more persistent spell of rain which moves south into northern ireland. maybe just of rain which moves south into northern ireland. maybejust getting into the far north of england. under those clearer skies across much of england and wales we could fall down to three orfour

paul mccartney, mick jagger, brian wilson, all expressed their sadness.band. he loved what he did. he didn't want people telling him what to do, and he kept true to his music all the way through. # well, i started out down a dirty road #. his final tour ended only a month or two ago, and he said it would probably be his last. he wanted to make the most of the time he had left. from the moment he'd first seen the beatles as a teenager, rock and roll had been his life. the musician, tom petty, who has died at the age of 66. the latest on uber the taxi service in london. it had its licence revoked by transport for london, but there have been talks between uber and tfl, the london transport authority and tfl are saying they have had a constructive meeting with uber today. a quote from tfl "it centres on what needs to happen to ensure a private taxi where everyone operates to the same high standards. further steps will take place in the coming weeks." uber also saying that those talks have been constructive, saying, "we hope to have further discussions over th

chris paul mccartney is said to have written the beatles song lady madonna in his style. you. pouring in since news of his death beach boys singer brian wilson wrote that fast music would last forever. there is some stress kt tunstall said fonts had been a fantastic music teacher. the curtain falls on a music icon of the twentieth century. but also someone who helped shape music as we know it. without a doubt fonts domino's legacy will live on for many generations to come. simon harding that on fats domino's life. time now for the business use with kate moody could indicate that on of now you're starting out the brewing control the sea over and put her rico and. territory that still struggling to get back on its feet after the hurricane and maria. another questions about who is going to help it rebuild exactly authorities to specifically in washington i have said they're planning to investigate the awarding. of a three hundred million dollar contract with small american energy firm with ties to the trump administration. whitefish energy holdings was hired to rebuild power line

some music critics have called your relationship with bernard something like lennon and mccartney.ose guys — nile rodgers and bernard edwards — on stage, because their relationship is so special. yeah. how easy is it to go back on stage now and play music that you wrote with him when he ain't there? um, the actual playing—the—music part is pretty easy, because i've only played with really exceptional musicians all my life. so they make it easy — that's the great part of my world. butjust speaking about bernard as a spirit and as a friend and as a buddy who looked out for me, um, that's the difficult part, because now i'm the boss, which has always been hard for me. the way our relationship worked was, even though i may have composed most or the bulk of the compositions, bernard was clearly the band leader, and that was his role. and it was phenomenal the way he ran the band, because i could sort of be like, you know, this crazy, reckless guyjust writing music and doing stuff all the time — bernard could be the voice of reason. so now, i don't have a voice of reason around me. i don

for tom petty from fans and telling musicians english a rock singer and former beatles member paul mccartney tweeted to send his quote love to tom petty and his family at this difficult time he was joined by former band mate rigaud star who posted this picture with tom petty he writes god bless tom petty peace and love to his family i'm sure going to miss utah american author stephen king writes tom petty gone that's just so wrong what a bad day this has been so many ways and a finally american musician and actor steven van zandt tweeted this cannot be happening not tom petty please our deepest love and condolences to his family and band a brother and true believer. and we have time for a minder of our top stories at this hour las vegas is mourning the fifty nine victims of a mass shooting yesterday that's after a gunman opened fire on a concert on the city's famous strip before killing himself it's the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. and cattle separatist protests against police violence with a day of strikes and demonstrations the region's leaders have asked for internation

you have done a deal with the stella mccartney fashion line for some products?he united states called best made company. . speed is everything. this is one of the things we've learnt coming from silicon valley. same thing, go really fast and learn what it is good for and bring the product to market. i'm sure president trump would be happy to hear you are keeping it all in the united states, you are not making the tie, you have got a tie here for example, in vietnam or anywhere like this. but in terms of the take—up, you have seen a in terms of the take—up, you have seen a massive, massive take up, you cannot respond to the level of demand. just talk us through that challenge because that could be very critical for you? this is a technology where we have designed down the molecular level what it is and had to build the technology to scale it. we are working on building more scale. we commissioned a factory until california two blocks from our office that can make this fibre. there is 50 million tonnes a year. pass me the tie a second. i wa nt to year. pass me the

. >> you said that was lennon and mccartney. >> that's right. was those two unique characters that had so much to do. today still with how we operate and the way we approach stories. and mike, you know, and you know, charlie, because he explained his interviewing techniques to you, i think, complicating you at the time. how to get to the truth in an interview, which is not easy to do. especially if someone doesn't want the truth out. so, and also what a rascal. >> oh, yeah. >> you know, i tell stories in the book about mike because he was so much fun to be around. and at the same time, so difficult. a combination of the two. and, you know, always in the halls very much like he was on the air, sure you knew it. you know, and if he didn't like your story on sunday night, he'd tell you that, too. if he liked, it he would tell you. >> what about morley safer. go ahead. >> well, morley brought something really different. part of, i think, why he -- because he was such a great writer. so, his stories were built around a prose. i think part of that is

exactly what bruce would say, that's what makes jeter would say -- mick jagger would say, and paul mccartneyomizing my world. it's a little scary sometimes. every night, i have the luxury of seeing people from all over the world, different nationalities, and i see it. look at this. we are creating this energy under one roof, creating this positive diet -- vibe. everyone is dancing, it feels like love, it's a great night. then you go to the hotel room, and you watch the news, and that's not what's happening. it is tricky. i don't know what i'm doing. i'm creating my world. i'm creating my america. i'm creating what i want to feel every day. charlie: you have turned down a lot of opportunity to make a lot of money from endorsements. you have been very selective about that. is that to protect the brand? do you want to say bruno mars, it has to be very special? bruno: i just have to believe in whatever it is that i do, or what was it all for? i gambled on myself for this long and turned down contracts that i felt would only hurt me later on down in life, even though i was flat broke and needed t

man groups performed live while paul mccartney and metal ka sent video message.theast pennsylvania bank customer is being called a hero for good reason, this is after he tackled a man with a gun. surveillance video shows the would be robber walking into the homesville national bank in scott township. he forced a teller to put money in a bag. that's when robert skofski pounced on the man forced him to the floor. moments later the good samaritan slammed him down again, then took his gun and flew threw the cash across the room. he was caught nearby. >>> if you decided to get apple's fancy new iphone x, make sure you invest in case and a screen protector. it will set you back $275 for a repair. as compared to the iphone 5 plus and at a starting price $999s, the new iphone x is the most expensive ever. and all glass display and all glass back, which is apparently good and bad. the iphone x hits the market friday. ♪ wiback like it could used to? neutrogena hydro boost water gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for suppl

mac: paul mccartney gets down to dokey.ano and says, okey- for me, i think of it as i have a chunk ofnt to create things that fit together in some way. the recording process, i do everything home alone. hopefully at some period in there i can hit a streak of writing the songs and they work out. when it does not work it becomes frustrating. charlie: are you interested in creating a stage persona? mac: i think in a way, maybe. i think i was trying to pretend to be jonathan richman for a lot of years. i think he does the greatest shows. charlie: what was so great about? mac: his whole vibe. he has been doing it for years, and years now. it is like a friendly invitation, he is not trying to be too cool. it is engaging. he wants to make sure everyone is comfortable. very stripped-down. it feels special. charlie: what about people like ed sheran who play before huge audiences? mac: he seems like a nice guy. i haven't really seen him play. i don't know. he is probably playing in front of millions of people or something like that. charlie: big stadiums. mac: yeah, exactly. i could see that be

to me, he looked better and more interesting than jagger or mccartney or bowie at that time.ook like joan collins, then? no. the dress, i was trying to do emmylou harris. it probably didn't register. not even in australia? in australia it did. in australia it did! the go—betweens had a second wind at the turn of the millennium. but the death of grant mclennan, 11 years ago, is the full stop to the story of the stars who might have been. i'm sad about the go—betweens albums that didn't happen. but greater for me and what i felt is just the loss of a friend. it just leaves me. a classic example is here. you know, he's not walking in with me and we're going oh, wow, we did... we did two singles here in 1986. i'm the one who walks in by myself. alas, the go—betweens didn't have the big hit singles, the star on the walk of fame. but one thing they can't take away from you, you have a bridge named after you ? it was a complete surprise. it's the first bridge built in the middle of brisbane in 40 years. i opened it in 2010. i do drive around brisbane and i see traffic signs with the

paul mccartney tweeted this photo of them both writing dear tom, so sad to hear of his passing.t a lovely, intelligent and talented man he was. love to his family. john melle inekamp said he was a certain bird with no legs so he could never land on his this earth. he lived his life in the sky and now he will spread his wings and sleep on the wind. others said i covered his songs because i want to know what it is like to fly. you belong someone you feel free. a reference to his "wild flowers" album, which i blasted all night long. apologies to the neighbors. michelle: no apologies necessary. i've been listening to "free falling." connection to this year's nobel prize local university. nancy: but first, what drove aco whatd a koala to the top of a drilling rig and h jonathan: i want to show you something. look at your screen. that is a lot of work. back with 12 acres honoring superheroes. a corn maze at a farm in frederick that is honoring u.s. military for the annual fall harvest festival. they are fun to look at it. if you haven't done it, you try to walk through them you always

all of a sudden paul mccartney was like 90. alison: he looks good. larry: he looks great for 90.'s check in with the very latest on the forecast. around here, this is still warm. steve: very warm out there. we actually have a few showers that have developed north and west in the d.c. metro area. let's take a look for you now. heading up to gaithersburg to the frederick county area. we have light showers at this time. it's not going to amount to a lot. most of the area has not seen rain now. over two and a half weeks. every drop we can get we will take at this point. frederick here you are on the edge and damascus you will next half hour to 25 minutes. 25 to 30 minutes or so. around the capital beltway it will stay dry. we have a big full harvest moon rise at 7:04 tonight. it will stay warm tonight. cooling down tonight and waking up tomorrow morning the temperatures temperatures in the mid-50's to lower 60's early on. then another big warmup through the midday hours tomorrow. highs will make it to 85 by tomorrow afternoon. added clouds later in the day. the big baseball game tomo

see a tennis match with her, like eating dinner with julia child or going to a concert with paul mccartney two of us sitting there. there was no one on the other side of her, so she did live commentary without any pauses in my ear for the entirety of the match. >> stephen: that was a thumbs-up on that? >> it was pretty incredible. but the thing is that before i played billie jean, i was not-- i was not an athlete by any means at all. and my younger brother was high school football quarterback. >> stephen: you follow sports or anything? >> no, no. ( laughter ) and so i would go-- i went to a game-- someone got tackled and i was like, "fumble!" so to have someone-- one of the greatest athletes of all time talking to you about a sport-- which, thankfully, i know a lot more about tennis, now, of course, than i ever have football. >> stephen: sure. >> but i was like, this is slightly lost on me in some ways. >> stephen: but i've seen some of the footage -- >> i'm an ( bleep ). it was great-- sorry i said ( bleep ). ( laughter ) ( applause ). >> stephen: but i've seen the footage. i mean, you're

. >> jim mccartney. my question is for dr. andres. the war colleges are incredibly good at looking at the past and seeing strategy in policy and seeing the interaction and seeing how those play out over time. i would argue in some senses we are just looking at, while a new space, we're looking at the same problems just at a much higher velocity. to your point, frank, history doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme. as you see it, what work are the war colleges doing to try to bring some of the lessons from the past to help us think about if not what the answers could be, but a way to get the answers. because i would argue that many of them have to be an evolution of what they've done just because the velocity is so fast. >> i like this. so strategy is eternal. the strategy of competition between human beings. the characteristics of that competition changes, but, you know, the underlying competition's the same. and the same things apply that were written about also apply in some ways here. what the war colleges have been doing is putt

sir paul mccartney tweeted that he was "sending his love" to petty and his family.h also referred to the victims of the las vegas shooting, singer carole king said her "heart goes out" to "family, friends and fans of tom petty, of which i'm one". beach boys star brian wilson tweeted that he was "heartbroken" to hear of the news. he said that petty was "a hell of a songwriter and record—maker." and last night at their concert in portland, oregon, coldplay were joined by former rem guitarist peter buck to perform a cover of ‘free fallin' in tribute. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour, but first the headlines on bbc newsroom live: police investigating the mass killing in america say the killer had amassed a collection of weapons and explosives. theresa may says she doesn't want a cabinet of yes men. the president of the european commission says not enough progress is being made in brexit negotiations to move on to trade talks. now the business news. the boss of monarch says he's "absolutely devastated " that the airline has collapsed. andrew swaffield

everyone from bruce springsteen, paul mccartney and elton john shared their condolences after learnings' michele paulino looks back at his life and music career. ♪[ music ] >>> reporter: 66-year-old rock icon tom petty passed away monday. the legendary singer was rushed to a santa monica hospital after being found unconscious in full cardiac arrest at his malibu home sunday night. he was put on life support until monday afternoon. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: petty along with his famed band the heartbreakers had just completed a three-day sold-out run at the famed hollywood bowl celebrating the band's 40th anniversary. the rock and roll hall of famer had a string of hit singles with the heartbreakers during the '70s and '80s selling more than 80 million records worldwide. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: in the late 1980s, he cofounded the super group the traveling "wilburys" alongside fellow "a" listers roy orbison and bob dylan. in 2017 the grammys honored him with one of their highest honors a music care person of the year award. some attendees spoke about his legacy. >> i think he has his own, l

designer stellar mccartney trying to bring it back. this is on the runway.outure fashion. i don't think you can bring acid wash back. >> we're both in jeans today so i feel like it's casual friday. >> you catch me in acid wash jeans, it's not a good day. >> it's like the bell bottoms. >> the producer asked if we had a photo of you in acid wash jeans. >> thank you both for being here and thank you for my first fallback. is it going to be a tradition? >> you're very welcome. >> see you back here on monday 6:00 p.m. eastern or tonight when i fill in for lawrence o'donnell. up next is "hardball." >>> calm before the storm. let's play hardball. good evening, i'm chris matthews in washington. the president is at war with his secretary of state. he's reportedly about to decertify the iran nuclear deal and kick it back to congress and making cryptic comments about a coming storm that nobody knows what he's thinking. what is the mworld thinking of the man with the title commander in chief. rex tirl son's attempt to clean up this

paul mccartney, paul lennon, billy joel. he was 89 years old. that does it for us this hour of msnbc live. right now more news with stephanie rhule in new york. >> hey there. thanks so much. >>> good morning. i'm stephanie rhule. ali velshi on assignment. it is wednesday, october 25th. let's get you started. >> i rise today to address a matter that has been very much on my mind. at a moment when it seems our democracy is more defined by our discord and our dysfunction than by our own values and principles. >> hopefully what presidents do is to bring the country together, to unify around common goals. and not to debate our country. many others have been concerned about as it appears to be the governing model of this white house to purposely divide. >> we must stop pretending that the degradation of our politics and conduct of some in our executive branch are normal. they are not normal. reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior has become excused as telling it like it is. when such behavior emanates from the top of our government, it's somet

. >> that is like, you know, paul mccartney gets at the able, oakey doaky here is one of the greatestk it's more of, you know, i kind of think of its alike okay, i have a chunk of time and i want to correct this collection of things that hopefully fit together in some way. and record, the recording process because i do everything at home alone, it's kind of like that is a part of it as well. and hopefully at some period in there i can you know, hit a streak of writing new songs and they work out. and it doesn't work sometimes. and it becomes very frustrating. >> rose: are you conscience of developing a stage persona? >> i think, i mean, i think in a way, maybe, i think i was just trying to be jonathan richmond for a lot of years because i think he does the greatest shows that, you know, one of the greatest shows you can go. >> rose: what was so great about. >> i think his whole vibe is, for a long time he's being been doing it for years an years an years since the modern lovers. you about i don't know, it's this like, it's like a friendly invitation, he's not trying to be too cool. he

paul mccartney, paul lennon, billy joel. he was 89 years old.s this hour of msnbc live. right now more news with stephanie rhule in new york. >> hey there. thanks so much. >>> good morning. i'm stephanie rh

and then afterwards, the next day, i found out, oh, right after you left, paul mccartney sang, and brucestones and john lennon came back from the dead. [ laughter ] you know. you know, good things seem to happen when i leave. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay. >> no matter where i am, wonderful things take place after i'm gone. like, it's not uncommon for me to get a call the next day after a party. "after you left, you're crazy, i don't know why you left. but four women took their clothes off and jumped in the pool!" you know. [ laughter ] >> "it was a bacchanal! you missed a bacchanal." [ light laughter ] >> seth: you -- i did not realize this about you, because i -- it strikes me that you know what you like -- you're very specific about what you like. but you are indecisive? is this true? >> oh, my god, yes. >> seth: yeah. >> um -- >> seth: where does that indecision most play out in your life? >> well, whether or not i was going to do this show. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, they -- larry, they want you to do "seth meyers." ehh. [ laughter ] ehh -- i

. >> jim mccartney. you talked -- you were talking about the incentives and how do we create the right incentives. having worked on a couple of the things with the government, i would say the government is really bad at trying to project or foresee what good incentives look like in the private sector. oftentimes the more they do it, the worse it gets in terms of prohibiting. i would say that the government may be better suited to create the environment in which things like you talked about can exist. but i guess my question comes down to if those are not systemic, how do we create a place where, yes, there's some negative consequences, but how do we then turn that around to make them positive results for companies for new event innovation to come in and undercut a lot of what the current activity is to come up with new ideas and transformative ideas to eliminate those problems? >> i think it does go to what happens before. and it's about creating those cultures of security and creating the business case

. >> rose: that's exactly what bruce would say, what mic jagger would say, what paul mccartney wouldxury of seeing people, from all over the world, seeing different nationalities under the sun, and i see it. look at this, we're creating this energy all under one roof an we're creating this positive vibe and everybody is dancing and it feels like a wall of lovend, a great night and you go to the hotel room and watch the news and that's not what is happening, you know. so it is tricky. because this is-- i'm-- i don't know what i am doing. i'm creating my world i'm creating my work i'm creating my what i want to feel every day. >> you have turned down a lot of opportunities to make a lot of money in endorsements am you have been very selective about that. is that to protect the brand? do you want to say bruno mars is not-- it's got to be very, very special attempting to take your money. >> i just have to believe in whatever it is that i do. or what was it all for? you know, i stood by, i gambled on myself for this long. and turned down contracts that i felt that was only going to hurt m