mr. gilbert, it's a privilege to talk to you. i got to know. say you wanted to make a good example for your kids. was that? that's an extraordinary thing to do, man. $10,000 in cash in your hand and you decide to give it back. what were you thinking? >> well, there were a couple things to be honest with you. i kept thinking to myself, what it would be like if i had lost that money and, you know, it was making me sick to my stomach. i couldn't stand the fact to think that if i would have lost that it would never be returned. that was one driving factor and the other was my children. i wanteded ed ted to set a goo and do the right thing. it's the holiday season. that's what it came down to. i'm going to take you up on that drink by the way. >> that was my next comment. i need to say i hope your kids realize what a wonderful example they have in a father. i mean, that really is some cool stuff that you did. here's the deal. whenever you are in d.c., please look me up. give me a call. dinner is on me, mr. gilbert, all right? >> that sounds great. i

mr. gilbert, all right? >> i have a question for you. do you remember i went to bcc do you remember you came and visited our school when i was a child. i don't want to age myself. it was in the '70s some time. >> you're aging me. i was there for the audio-visual class or something like that on one occasion. >> that's exactly right and i want to let you know back in the '70s i had a bigger afro than you. >> i knew you were the kind of guy i wanted to have a drink with. we appreciate it and god bless you. that was a generous move. thank you, sir. >> a cool guy. >> indeed. >>> a $125 million gift but this was not found under a tree. >>> best place to find a job in the new year. where it is and why you might need to head sheri >>> the midwest may be the best place to find a job in the new year. a survey asked employers all over the country how they expected job numbers to change next year. the survey found that the country should gain jobs in 2012 and the midwest is expected to see a 10% increase. >>> you try what you are about to see and th

mr. gilbert's honesty, and willingness to set a great example for others."easiest of efforts to track down the owner. >> no, it was actually against the rules. i called the first time, and they said, "we can't put third parties together. we just don't do that." i go, "you don't understand. this is a large sum of money and i convinced the woman if it was hers she would definitely want her money back and she looked through the log and the first time i called she said there was no lost money reports of $600. i said that's not it. can i leave my name and number and get in touch with me if someone calls in. they said we can't do that. i was astounded. so i said that's fine, i'll just call you next week, and so the money was -- i found it december 6th, and it actually wasn't until december, whatever thursday was, i think the 22nd, that i called, and convinced the woman again, and she kind of remembered me, and that's when the man, the gentleman had reported that it was missing, and we were able to put it together. and she did help us, yes. >> mitch gilbert joining

mr. bocelli and maestro gilbert take the stage, opera takes a back seat to contemporary music.m very well. ladies and gentlemen, david foster. [ cheers and applause ] zahn: mr. foster has been called "the hit man," and for good reason, having not only composed a score of hit songs himself, but also having discovered and nurtured some huge stars along the way. [ cheers and applause ] good evening, andrea. hi, david. i was out there with the people, listening to the concert, and you are -- i don't know if you can say this on tv -- but, you are singing your ass off. [ laughter ] it is unbelievable! it sounds so great. i wanted to say that andrea and i have worked together a lot, and we have great fun together. and, as he mentioned, a couple of the composers -- morricone -- but there's a lot of italian -- popular italian songs that became big in america, and this one was from 1962. and it won a grammy for riz ortolani. and when i said to andrea that we should do this song, like, amore style, kind of sexy like andrea bocelli... he said... he said, "no, we must do it the way america

gilberts are here. what about miss harwood? yesterday evening. why the interest in her? and how about our host--mrs. ellis? she hasn't said anything. i see. guy! oh, my dear guy. how very good to see you. and you. stanley, the bags. you're just in time for lunch. oh, good. margaret: now, tell me, how are things in london? rather too cosmopolitan at the moment, i'm afraid. we're having a lot of refugees being forced on us right, left, and center-- dutch, belgians, but also slavs, latins, and all the rest of it. there are streets in paddington and bloomsbury that you would hardly recognize. oh, you'll soon point that right. absolutely. with your help, margaret. [soft laughter] oh. oh, hang on. i don't know how you do it, christopher. what's that, your fourth? yeah. if i don't take something home for tea, i'll be shot. well, you can have one or 2 of these. that's cheating. oh. well, i've caught enough now. you come and fish here. what do you think would happen if there was an invasion? well, the likes of us will be lined up against the wall and shot, i suppose. that's comforting. incidentally, i met the, uh,