it censored seeger's best song. what's going on here?"on clouded over. ♪ ♪ we heard a gurgling cry. ♪ a few seconds later, ♪ the captain's helmet was all that floated by. ♪ a friend of mine was working in the distribution office for columbia records in denver, colorado. he says, "pete, you know, my boss took one listen to this record and exploded." he says, "those people in new york must be nuts to think i could promote a record like this." he said, "pete, your record did not leave the shelf." so as i say, i can't prove that songs do anything, but people in control of the country think they do. ♪ another stream had joined the big muddy ♪ ♪ about a half mile from where he'd gone. ♪ ♪ we were lucky to escape from the big muddy ♪ ♪ when the big fool said to push on. ♪ ♪ i know i've been saved. ♪ i know i've been saved. [clarinet plays] [chanting] [rock music] ♪ waist deep in the big muddy. ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ funding for this program was provided by the annenberg/cpb project. funding for this program is provided by... narrator:

simon seegers is the new ceo of arm or more prop letter i arm holdings, the british -- the biggest technology company by market cap is all of the uk, joined by john schwartz of "usa today," harry mccracken of

david sedaris, carol burnett, billy crystal and the 94-year-old folk legend pete seeger. i have vowed to crush them like amazingly talented bugs and when i go on stage to accept my award on grammy night -- (cheers and applause) spoken word nominee billy crystal! what are you doing here? >> hello, stephen. (laughter). >> stephen: hey, bill, what's up? >> what am i doing here? i'm currently performing my one-man show "700 sundays" at the imperial theater, 249 west 45th street only three more weeks. but that's not why i'm here. >> stephen: then why are you here? >> i think i just heard you say you were going to crush me. >> stephen: the word "crush" gets thrown around so much in this business do we even know what it means anymore? >> how about to destroy, humiliate? >> stephen: that's about right, yeah. >> let me tell you something, you son of a bitch. i'll have you know i was a big star in this town before you were just slightly younger than i am. (laughter) >> stephen: i still am, billy. >> you son of a bitch. i deserve that grammy. all i've got now are my tony, six emmys,

(cheers and applause) >> particularly the 94-year-old pete seeger.old man, i'm going to take you down like an uneven floor tile. so good luck to my fellow nominees. may the best man win, well answer right back. &p%ble -xme-,x-x (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome to the report, everybody. my guest tonight is-- that is how you end up with a shark in additiono. dr. keith what you have got. >> i'm good with mr. . >> stephen: mr. keith, okay, all right. you've got a little book here called a case for climate engineering. how will we save the planet. because all the people, all the chicken littles out there are saying the planet is warming up. you don't believe that dow. >> i totally believe it. it is warming up and i have been thinking about it along wither o people ways to stop it. >> stephen: okay, does involve me using one of those little pig taillight bulbs? >> that is a useful thing to do. and i have those in my house. and i'm thinking about something else. >> stephen: okay, good what is the other thing because i would like to do anything othe

. >> pete seeger is 93. >> i had him on my radio show a few months ago.song. songs get handed down, and they get changed by each generation. i was there just three days ago. it's called the faith and politics pilgrimage. of theace the steps selma montgomery march. playing with 250 people. 30 members of congress are there , and there wasis a point where they needed to express their solidarity, and that is where i sang "if i had a hammer." those little girls who were first integrated are now doing extraordinary work. is the songt thing "i'm in love with a big blue frog" is about civil rights. time,g blue frog at that show the pictures. why we can talk about need to have of voters rights and who the big blue frog's thetoday besides reappearance of racism in society, which exist. ♪ ♪ i'm in love with the big blue frog ♪ ♪ a big blue frog loves me he appears,s fat as he's got glasses and 6'3" ♪ ♪ i'm not worried about our kids ♪ out neat,hey'll turn they'll be good looking because they'll have my face, rates winters because they'll have his feet ♪ ♪ -- great s

simon seegers is the new ceo of arm or more prop letter i arm holdings, the british -- the biggest technology company by market cap is all of the uk, joined by john schwartz of "usa today," harry mccracken of "time." i want to talk about how it's designed and how it's slightly different from other chip companies. give me an idea what arm makes or powers. who are your customers? >> you listed many there we are in pretty much every mobile phone you could buy. we are in almost every smartphone, almost every tablet and then a whole raft of other things, everything from dishwashers, anti-lock brake systems in cars. >> i got the list? not bad. not bad at all. >> now for the viewer to understand, you designed the chips, you -- but you don't manufacture? >> that's right. actually describing us as a chip company is possibly incorrect. >> so, describe arm then. >> we describe ourselves as a semiconductor, intellectual property licensing company. we design microprocessors, we design lots of other things that sit around microprocessor and then license them to people for them to go and build chips. >> who

and virginia seeger has more now on the deal that seems to put an end to any kind of ukranian partnership with the eu. with this victor yanukovich. it's an economic lifeline pressure will buy a fifteen billion dollars worth of ukrainian artist. the deal which also includes a big discount the price ukraine pays for gas could see in the country from possible to fall. but for the opposition who are eighty one yanukovich to resign. the country up for sale the building to associate use agreed to a bailout from russia and ukraine in august the industry's heavy industries aviation and an economic factors as collateral against it though only. and cooling on yanukovich. my personal rifle to come into the ring. some flights real st will appear on the political speech the leader of the ukrainian opposition to terry crisco confirmed she would run for president in two thousand fifteen to the ukraine closer to the eu the demonstrators to two to the streets again on tuesday nights and this new deal as a first step to its ukraine's membership never assume a customs union to appease the situation putting

more will be coming into the race and one talking about it is jean's old friend and advisor, dan seeger. he is talking about entering and coming into the race. it could get very interesting and very crowded. >> we'll continue to follow that for you. >>> we have a national day of prayer and reflection kicking off this week of events in south africa to remember nelson mandela. people are gathering inside in churches and such already blocking houses of worship as they're expecting one of the biggest funerals on monday. >> two services dedicated this morning to the late nelson mandela including special songs. there will be special sermons. the services are at 9:00 and 11:00. >> i got the chance to sit down with reverend cecil williams from live memorial church friday. williams made mandela personally on three occasions including at the white house. he was first to greet mandela when he got off the plane for the visit to the bay area in 1990. >> he stepped out, you could tell he was above the visions. he was above anything that occurred that would take away from being with people and making