tonight, a conversation with drummer and composer stewart copeland. he will always be defined and in part remembered by his time with the police and inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. he is in a comp list movie composer having written scores for wall street and francis ford coppola's rumble fish. and the 1925 silent version of - ben hur. stewart copeland, coming up, right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: stewart copeland has been named by rolling stone as one of the most influential drummers of all of rock music history. for his time at the police, those days earned him six grammy awards and saw him inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. he has written scores for movies like wall street and has performed his own work with orchestras around the globe. he will perform is own composition. let's start with a look at a clip. ♪ ♪ why ben hur? >> it came to me years ago. . got a call the german impresario was building a show. they were doing the chariot race, the whole thing. europe and

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then stewart copeland the drummer for the police and joined up with an old friend of mine, a classical shankar's daughter is coming with people from newfoundland to create a six people, sixtet of different kind of music from different parts of the river. i have ethiopians doing music of that area and talking about water sustainability. we hope to put into the university. okay, we have a few people. io yo-yo man. >> and tony bennett. >> yes. >> michael feinstein is coming. >> and the plan, sandy, is that once the program is built and the people come, then that will be something that can give back to the university. not only from the cultural perspective, just from building a super program that will attract talent. >> for example, if we get 25% of our students come from outside the state of catch that would pay a 20 or $25,000 surcharge above the $5,000 that and in-state student would pay, you know, that's 40 or 50 or $60 million we would have. right now, our whole budget from the state of california is $49 million and this is a beautiful place for school. the school was voted, has the b