you have eric clapton and mick jagger, the list goes on and on.of these things go for like $2,000. if you're a music lover, it may be worth it. >> for sure. guitars have been proven to be wonderful investments. but you buy them for love and not everything is hundreds of thousands of dollars or more. they are instruments for a couple thousand dollars. what's unique about this auction is every instrument is custom made, handmade, has its own sound and is a treasure. >> some of the treasures, eric clapton, a gibson j 200. as well as an '87. tell e me about this one here. >> this it guitar was from 1930 to the 1960s had a studio in new york city's gren itch village where he was referred to as the stratvarious ofmakers. we have 11 in this auction. this one being the new york model. just magnificent. >> what's behind the jump in those available? what's behind the increase in the number that's available for sale? >> the gentleman who assembled this collection over a 40-year period was passionate about his collection, dogged in his pursuit of getting the

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that is mick jagger. is that keith richards there? >> i love the gig. i love the music. >> music may be his first love. but the planet has become his passion. and his cause. this long time rock and roller. he's published a number of respected books with 7 billion people on earth and counting he talks about the strain we're asking our planet to bare. >> we're going to continue to grow. so i think people are waking up to it. i'm an optimist. glass is half full i think people are becoming more, and more aware of it. >> they're still out there on tour. europe later this year. >> we get nervous when tickets go on sale. you know? are they going to do it? every time has been phenomenal. fans want to come and see us we're grateful for that. >> the award will be presented tonight in san francisco. many of owe new orleans for a music gig. next month, back on tour with mick and the boys. >> just ahead the army of scientists created around the world. 10 piece meal, and the kicker - free lemon cake. got this [sigh] tonight i am not mom. i am paula. so dad, what does

that is mick jagger. is that keith richards there? >> i love the gig.e the music. >> music may be his first love. but the planet has become his passion. and his cause. this long time rock and roller. he's published a number of respected books with 7 billion people on earth and counting he talks about the strain we're asking our planet to bare. >> we're going to continue to grow. so i think people are waking up to it. i'm an optimist. glass is half full i think people are becoming more, and more aware of it. >> they're still out there on tour. europe later this year. >> we get nervous when tickets go on sale. you know? are they going to do it? every time has been phenomenal. fans want to come and see us we're grateful for that. >> the award will be presented tonight in san francisco. many of owe new orleans for a music gig. next month, back on tour with mick and the boys. >> just ahead the army of scientists created around the world. >>> researchers working to unleash an army of citizen scientists around the world by providing them with a tool crafted in

that's mick jagger. is that keith richards over there.at wharlie watt on the drum every time i get to it it's like the first time. >>reporter: really. >> i love the gig i love the guys i love the muse i ick. >>reporter: may the first love and livelihood, the music but the plenty is his passion and cause this long time rock and roller now spends much of his time work to go raise money and awareness for conservation and climate change. he's published a number of respected books on the subject. with 7 bill people on earth and counting chuck talk at lot about the strain we are asking our planet to bear. >> we are not going to stop growing. we are going to continue to grow but we have to be aware how we are going to grow and the pressure that we are putting on our climate on our environment in general i think people are waking up. i'm an optimist glass half full for sure and people are more and more awar of it. >> for the stones after 50 years, 32 with chuck on keys, they are still out there on tour. europe and south america later this year. >

the rock group postponed several tour dates after mick jagger's l'wren scott committed suicide.how will kick off in norway. >>> if your kid got into yale would you want them to go, right? but what if they got into harvard too and princeton and every other ivy league school? >> dartmouth, cornell, the works. an incredible high school senior has a very big decision to make. >>> reporter: as you begin to open the envelopes, did it begin to occur to you, i'm going to go for a full flush here? >> i wasn't thinking full flush. i was looking through the list and i was like, there is no way. someone has to say no. >> reporter: what did you do when you got accepted to all of them? >> took it in for a second and realized a little dream of getting into one became eight. >> reporter: the eight ivy league schools on average will accept less than 9% of applicants for the class of 2018. the 17-year-old senior scored 2250 out of 2400 on the s.a.t.s. he was also a standout for a range of extracurricular activities from second chair viola to starring in school musicals. he says his biggest challe

you had an interesting conversation with mick jagger about women. and he told you what?nd how did you react to that? >> well, i had a job to do. let's put it that way. i was writing about them but i also was a press liaison. it was at a time when you could do that. you could say to him, you should talk to this person. you should talk to this person and also talk to me and i'll write about it. so that was kind of the gig that i had. >> but what was it like to be a woman? i mean, it seems like the way you describe these scenarios, they were heavily -- it was a boys club, and you were the one woman a lot of times backstage with these guys. what was that like? >> it was -- i kind of skipped it in a way because i knew i wasn't there to sleep with them. i wasn't taking drugs with them. so in many ways i was on a different tour and not participating in the sort of hedonistic part of it. and again, i just -- i read a lot about this that sort of weaves throughout the book because i just never felt -- i felt we were all in it together. we loved the music. and i was not necessary -

back then, the cocky 20-year-old mick jagger had no idea he would still be going at age 70.owever, older is in on tour. on billboards list of highest grossing tours last season, the average average the top 5 living acts is 50. i did say living. a cirque du soleil tour of michael jackson came in second. bon jovi led the list grossing $205 million in 90 shows. he is 52. >> that's the average age of his band but drummer tiko torres is 60. pink placed third she earned about $300,000 more than bruce springsteen who placed fourth. he turns 65 in september but still played three-hour concerts 53 times last year. rihanna is 26 and can afford lots of diamonds because she placed 5th on the list with 87 high-revenue generating shows last year. then there are the rolling stones. their their average age is 70. they are getting a lot of satisfaction, though, on tour these days grossing more than $126 million in just 23 shows. they made $11 million more than taylor swift, even though she played three times as many con certs. en the stones are youngsters compared to tony bennett who at 87 i

and the first time i met mick jagger, i said those are the tackiest shoes i ever saw.sn't scared of any of them. >> what was your -- tell us about john and yoko. first interviewed them in '73. >> i first interviewed them at their apartment in 1973. it really was an interview with yoko for an album she did. she was pleased i was writing about her. she wanted a woman to talk to her. and we spoke for quite a long time about her album which had 22 songs on it. and i think when she felt i had paid her the appropriate respect, she brought john out. i talk a lot about this in the book. it was like he came out from a back room like he was dessert. >> there's one here with you, keith richards. there are time stamps on this. but you have them saying in the 21st century. >> yes. because we couldn't remember. everybody remembers a lot of this stuff differently. i have 45,000 cassette interviews. i have storage spaces with all my notes. i did not take drugs during this time, so i live to tell the tale. and i remember pretty much everything except some of the dates on the pictures.

the band postponed several tour days after mick jagger is girlfriend designer lwren scott committed suicidehad been injector's companion since 2001. the band called off seven dates in australia and new zealand right after they found out about her death. a 44 right now afternoon. joining us live from heavenly is only so kenny. hi there. >>: hi darya good morning. >>: oh my god were looking at the live shots. this looks so fabulous. the have either a republican and a little bit of fog but also some sunshine. would you have today. >>: it yes. today we are expecting one to four more inches of snow. yesterday last week at 8 in.. for weekly totals this week is 27 in. so 2 ft. of fresh powder. >>: nice. a friend of mine is up there right now and she said the snow was off- the snow is of some of the hills are empty. what's going on? >>: a given the mild weather we've had i think sometimes people are starting to think towards brain. here comes the snow and were hoping to remind everyone that the season is not even close to being over. with three weeks left we have great snow. >>: i was actually wond

. >> and mick jagger likes women some. >> but he was all buzz. i think i was more reserved.as much to go to guys and say you ought to do this, you ought to do this. i wasn't that type of guy. i was the one would answer when asked. keith would go to you. he was to us the captain of that club before he was even named captain of the club. because that's what he did. he brought the two sides together. everyone respected keith. he was very, very intelligent. >> mookie, since this book came out you made comments about your role in the history of the mets and the current state of the mets where you called yourself nothing more than a hood ornament for the new york mets. what did you mean by that? >> i think that what i wanted people to understand is when you take one, you know, part of a book and you have to take it in context with the whole book. that's the first thing. and when i used the term hood ornament, it was meant that i didn't think that i had the position in the club to really help the club come back to where it was before in terms of baseball. and that i was just a pers