>> with the qvc, it is a new way to market the music. the music business is so completely different that what it used to be. in this new world of technology and different outlets that we have, q.c.v. is having a lot of success. some of the artists are having success with selling records in this way. we're doing a one-hour show, a little concert, where we do a lot of the songs from the c.d. and a couple of the older songs that people love. but it's a one-hour special on sunday, april 27, that's right. i had to look down and make sure my date was right. so it's just a way for people to view it and to call in or to order or whatever. so it's just another outlet for it and we're excited about that. people looking forward to it. and the bonuses of course are things that, since i write and publish most of the stuff, we were able to actually present some more bonus things than would you with other ways of promoting your things. >> dolly parton, how important is owning the copyright to your own material? for example, intellectual property is at

now, this qvc star lives in constant fear. looking herself inside her house every day. details on her dramatic story. ♪ >>> one-take wonders. an entire high school creates the most epic lip dub you've ever seen. 68 songs, almost 3,000 students. why they banded together to pull off the biggest new viral sensation. >>> and good morning, america. there is the scene right now, off the coast of south korea. you see the waters, so choppy. the keel of the ship is sticking up out of the water right now. it's so hard to go through this rescue operation. and the families are waiting in anguish today. huddled under blankets. looking for any sign that rescuers have found the 287 people still missing. >> and the ship's captain, he in the gray hoody. you see him there. he's saying he's really sorry and deeply ashamed. he was one of the first to escape. we're learning an evacuation order was not giving until 30 minutes after the ship started sinking. and according to one report, only 1 of 46 life boats was deployed. abc's gloria riviera, has the latest. >> reporter: good morning, robi

only for qvc, right? sounds like, not the worst idea.rote this dialogue for me to speak. this is the yoga tape. hi, guys. to the audience here. all right, i know what you're thinking, what's a middle-aged, irish guy who has hair that looks like it was swiped off a sweaty 10-year-old on ritalin who believes no one will notice his paunch if he wears oversized shirts that look like rejects from an '80s resale shop -- [ laughter ] -- and who talks like he's got a mouth full of oreos which, in fact, usually happens to be the case. [ laughter ] what's a guy like that doing teaching yoga of all things and why should i listen to such an ugly, out of shape bastard anyway? it goes on. this is their -- they thought i was going to read this. and go, "i got to call these people." [ laughter ] >> seth: it's nice that they made the effort. i like their -- and then we'll print it up, and we'll get it. honey, get me an envelope. a nice manila envelope. >> they're like, "hey, say it in his voice, what do you think about this?" we call him an ugly, out of

and this new world of technology and all the different outlets we have, qvc has had success with sellingn this way. we are doing a one-hour show, a one-hour show, little concert where we do a lot of the songs from the cd and a couple of older songs that people love. it's a one-hour special on sunday, april 27. i had to look down and make sure. it's just a way for people to view it and call and or to order or whatever. it's another outlet and we are excited about that. people are looking forward to it and the bonus is since i write and publish most of the stuff, we are able to present more bonus things that you would with other ways of promoting this. >> how important is owning the copyright to your own material? for example, intellectual property is at the heart of so many businesses. in your career, it there was an instance where someone wanted you to sign away your rights to music and you decided to let him take elvis presley instead. >> you are referring to colonel tom parker many years ago. i had "i will always love you." when i first wrote that, they were ready to record it and it w

connie is due panties in a rush ahead of the heads of state to the qvc that has to make their way up to the stadium i met at about ten heads of state african had to stay up to be in bad santa in the creek many to be expected to be making statements. but of course the big pool at the age of speech is good to be conducted on teaching the context of this out with friends. thanks for that joint investor to kelvin smith reporting there from that memorial to mark twenty years after the genocide in rwanda. taking the people they have begun voting in the world in his general election but will be spread out over nine stages due to the sheer size of the country itself. now the votes will wrap up for another month yet but the main hindu nationalist opposition party is tipped to get the strongest backing. if confirmed the result would bring in and get to the ruling congress party is to many years in power thomas waterhouse has this report. maybe these mama and actions. it is mine not the cost of comics the nineties taking crisis began in two states. the sun and teacher in the country since the n

stuart: tell me about qvc. >> what you are doing now, kind of a new them are doing.ll have the new cd, so people kind of watch and call in or make orders and all that, so that is just another wonderful new vehicle for selling records. stuart: i did not see you in the forbes billionaire list. will you get there soon? >> i don't care about any of that, i count my blessings more than i count my money. i'm a millionaire times over in clement and fun. i don't boast and brag about those kind of things. i am not opera yet. stuart: you have given us a soundbite that will live forever. i count my blessings, not my money. we should all do that. good stuff. >> we should do that first, at least. stuart: good luck with qvc. >> i love that line. >> her brand is her image, i hear she never leave the house without hair and makeup. his dedication to your brand. stuart: the richest 20% of the income earners in this country pay 90% of all federal income taxes. if president obama has his way, they will be paying even more. and what margaret thatcher would have said about this. my take o

now, this qvc star lives in constant fear. looking herself inside her house every day.details on her dramatic story. ♪ >>> one-take wonders. an entire high school creates the most epic lip dub you've ever seen.

would tell me that they were the purpose -- the purpose of the home patents for shopping network and qvcfound that to be very braggable at school. my mom is the next suzanne somers. she will be so rich. i do not pick it was true. she may have been sending those out to the companies but i do not think anything manifested. living with her creative spirit in the living room made me want to draw so i could help her. i deviated from helping her and making my own kind of paintings and drawings. and went to boarding school for painting and full circle. western devastated with painting's ideology and felt like my own personal ideology was more interesting. i wanted to take her archive, my personal archives from a family footage and use it as a very private observational art making tool. that is when i began using my body. the body was the central subject that had nothing to do with the public. which was art history and institutions. it was a way to find an agency as a creator. eventually after a lot of failure, that is important, i -- i began figuring out ways to construct my mother's drawings.

>> there's a lot of people out there that you can see on qvc.they are selling $110 collections of pots, they are doing it because it is a quick way to capitalize on their recognition factor. that is a fast and easy way to get money and very appealing. i have turned down a lot of things. >> give us an example. >> people want us to get into the wine business, the balsamic vinegar business, and commercial olive oil. into the mediocre spaghetti business. all sorts of things you could put your name on that are not necessarily a bad idea if you do not mind that you do not look so good in the long run. you have to make sure that everything has the high quality that you assume it has got to be, and you have to make those decisions on a daily basis. >> younger people are coming to me for advice when they are just getting to that point where they have opportunities. you are in a great position and there will be lots of opportunities. the things that will shape you are the things you say no to, not the things that you say yes to. if you start making a lot

she would tell me that they were the purpose of them were patents for the home shopping network in qvci found that to be very braggable in second grade. i would say my mom is the next suzanne summers. >> rose: she's going to be so rich. >> none of that was true. she was sending those out to the companies but i don't think anything manifested. so living in her creative spirit in the living room made me learn how to draw so i can help her. >> rose: go ahead. >> eventually i deviated from her making my own paintings and drawings. i went to boarding school for painting and full circle. after i got devastated with western paintings ideologies and felt like my own personal pathology was -- mythology wase that and i wanted to take photographs of her drawings and use it as very private observational art making tools. that's when i began using high body because the body was the central subject that had nothing to do with the public which is art history in the institution. so it was a way for me to find a kind of agency as a creator. eventually a lot of failure because that's important. i traced

she lost her food network show, her relationship with qvc and target, other brands.or get duck dynasty star, fill robertson it was he who made his own ridiculous comments about blacks. in his case a&e initially suspended the star but then suffered a backlash and lifted the suspension in fine days before any episode was affect pd. i've got two observations. each one punished appropriately because society would not stand for their instole rans, that there was a consensus in such a polarized time. second, they're old and the view points that they espouse will largely pass with their generation. not entirely. but largely this is evidence of a generational divide. it reminds me of something that the president said against bice toward gays. the president said it wouldn't dawn on him that somehow their parents friends would be treated differently. it doesn't make sense to them and that's the kind of thing that prompts a change in perspective. my kids are the same way about gays and race. it would occur to them that people could be persecuted for such thing. in their eye, ra

three days before the election, we write a sketch about you going on qvc trying to raise more campaignalin. the two of you performed together. what -- when you were making that decision to come on three days before the election, was that a hard decision? was that an easy decision? >> no. look, if you're gonna -- the perks of campaigns is reaching people. what better way to reach particularly young voters than to be on "saturday night live"? just like being on this show. i don't think a lot of old geezers like me are watching, right? [ cheers and applause ] so, it's a way -- the hardest thing, i think, for a politician today, very honestly, is staying in touch with younger people and their hopes and dreams and their aspirations and what they're doing. and what their apps are and what their -- all this social networking was the major reason why president obama was reelected in 2012. >> seth: mm-hmm. >> they did a tremendous job with using all aspects of social networking, and it's amazing. and, my friends, it's working in countries around the world where people don't like the government

coming up, reversing the sales club, what qvc is doing to turn things around.apanese ship is seized in china over a row going back eight decades. problems arees as piling up at htc. and the new metal on display at the motor show. you.morning to i am angie lau. you know what they say, all is fair in love and war. is it? there is little love, we know, between japan and china. john dawson is here with this very long story that dates back a very long time. -- sharesnate, shades are down. this this goes back to 1936. the container ship was seized by the navy and then some. they want the money back or the ship back. they cannot get the ship back because it is sunk. so they want to be paid but they are pushed aside. they won an injunction back in 2011. ¥3 billion.o pay up the japanese are not paying up. the ship came to chinese wants to do usual trade. it carries iron ore. it was seized on april 19. >> so they seized the ship. >> impounded it. unless you pay at the ship, you pay atet -- unless you debt, you don't get the ship back. they haven't paid up so they seized

lori greiner, entrepeneur, queen of qvc and author of "invent it, sell it, bank it."im with the sharks, george stephanopoulos, with a pitch aimed at confused dads. >> a couple weeks ago i was reading "the new york times" when i saw this headline. imho. i had n-o idea what that meant. my daughter, elliott, translated. and i thought i had a good grasp of the english language. how little did i know. i brought in a panel of experts. squad. that's a team. you're laughing at that? >> it's like your group of friends. >> idc. i'm not good at this at all. i have no idea. >> it means, i don't care. >> gotta dip. >> you have to go swimming? >> no. i have to leave. >> ttyl. >> that one. >> no. >> i'm not going to get any right. not good. but then, it occurred to me, what if the answer was literally at my fingertips and yours? don't understand your kids? what if there was an app for that? i consulted an expert. yep. this is an app developer, 14-year-old thomas suarez. >> i think this app would be very appealing to parents. >> reporter: with a few hours' work, thomas whipped up thi

lori greiner, entrepreneur, queen of qvc and author of "invent it, sell it, bank it."next into the shark tank, amy robach. >> you know me as news anchor. after the studio, my second job begins. the job of mom. here's two of the five, eva and anna. and i have number six here. yes. hey, brody. and here's a little unknown fact about me. i am a clean freak. >> cleans the house, like, all the time. >> she's a clean freak. >> so, when walking my little man, brody, here, anything that's gross, he wants to investigate. brody, gross. i don't even want to know. >> he loves water, and poop. >> you have dirty little paws. after every walk, i use wipes to scrub and clean his paws. this is the streets of new york right there. what's an easier alternative to wipes? it's paw pit stop, an anti-bacterial welcome mat, cleans your pet's paws at your front door. >> it's something i think every household could use. >> it truly is a paw-fech product to give us dog owners peace of mind. hello, guys. i'm amy robach. and i'm going to get right to it. in order to explain, i need to show you, thi