less slower songs, more up tempo. but definitely still sounds like us. >> stephen: more up tempo.a lot of my audience watches the show with mute on. so are the songs more like... (laughter) or are they more like... (laughter) >> definitely the first one. >> stephen: or maybe more like... >> >> yeah, there you go. >> stephen: really. >> more like that. >> stephen: god, that sounds like a great album! (cheers and applause) you guys for years just drove around in like a band with no heat... van with no heat, right? >> a van with no air conditioning. >> stephen: okay. other side of the coin. do you enjoy this level of success? obviously money is good but do you like being famous? because i love it. i'd rather be famous than respected. (laughter) >> >> i don't know, we're not too comfortability with, like, doing famous things. >> stephen: groupies... >> interviews.... >> stephen: groupies, rock 'n' roll, hot and cold running tail. (laughter) seriously? seriously? come on, i bet you guys are beating them off with a stick! (laughter) just be honest, i won't broadcast this part. (laughter

i think the key aspect of this is that we will need to manage tempo and we will be able again to be in fewer places simultaneously. not only is this a force management issue by it's an issue of managing expectations on potential taskers. >> there is a been a huge increase in reconnaissance. we're able to see far more than we ever have. we have more precision weapons than we ever had that we can strike exactly what it is we're looking at. does that allow you to trade some of that mass off at this point? >> of course it does. the tradition world war ii vision of b-17s and so on, b-29s, mass formations trying to hit the target, now we can do it with one airplane. with you one airplane can only be in one place at a time. so this is a question of optimizing the force and making sure that we use all the capacity at our disposal to produce the effects we need. >> there are those, though, who would argue that the department is still trying to build a $450 billion budget over a decade, that's forcing hard choices but virtually everybody in washington says this is likely the beginning acts and t

but then suddenly the tempo changed when there was a third explosion and then the fourth explosion and the different reactors in in fukushima one morning to happen in very quick succession and suddenly. everyone was very scared. so all the news crews were. just suddenly packed up and left and that really difficult for me was i was on my own i didn't have anyone else to consoles. and i just realized at that point ok i'm going to get out because the thoughts of japan's ravaged east coast snow rain life by the day every just last through you know all over the place here the walls collapsed over here is a fallen down such as the force of the tsunami this is also the point where we're going to turn back because the dog account is reading the highest it has done all day one point zero. microsleep it's plain how obviously when i left japan. i feel great relief because covering the story being very stressful and then he eats in up a nice legs but the story for mean wasn't over though until when i was back in moscow. the next day i had to get to the hospital rooms checked for radiation and than

suddenly the tempo changed when there was this is an explosion and then the fool's explosion and this reacts is in in fukushima one morning the happening very quick succession and suddenly. everyone was very scared so. several of the news crews were. just on the packed up and left and the woman that really difficult for me was i was on my own i didn't have anyone else to consoles. and i just realized at that point ok i'm going to get out. with this is. to history in the making. testimony. ten stories that shapes two thousand and seven on our t.v. . turned out of some other stories making headlines across the globe a suicide car bomb exploded outside the iraqi interior ministry in baghdad killing seven injuring dozens the attacker detonated an explosive filled car at a checkpoint leading up to the ministry during morning rush hour a wave of bombings have struck iraq since all u.s. troops pulled out earlier this month. a south korean delegation has been allowed into north korea to mourn the death of the late leader kim jong il a former south korean first lady ended and the head of the c

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. - ♪ [ organ: up-tempo ] - it's a new car!wd gasps ] generously provided by the taxpayers of whoville! [ all exclm ] what do you say, martha? - ♪ [ countdown ] - ya got 20 seconds on the clock. well, i-- ♪ [ continues ] th-these gifts are quite dazzling. [ loud scraping ] [ crowd gasping ] [ man ] oh! of course they are. that's what it's all about, isn't it? [ laughing ] that's what it's always been about! gifts! gifts. gifts, gifts, gifts, gifts, gifts. you wanna know what happens to your gifts? they all come to me... in your garbage. you see what i'm saying? in your garbage! [ crowd murmurs ] i could hang myself with all the bad christmas neckties i found at the dump. and the avarice. the avarice r ends! "i want golf clubs." "i want diamonds." "i want a pony... so i can ride it twice, get bored and sell it to make glue!" look, i don't wanna make waves. stupid, stupid, stupid! but this whole christmas season[ gasping ] there is, however, one teeny-tiny... christmas tradition... i find... quite meaningful. mistletoe. now, puck

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i'd like to meet you beautiful girl let me call the preacher ♪ >> if you asked i would haved up the tempon: seriously? >> yeah. >> stephen: i didn't realize. >> sorry grateful,. ♪ why look for answers when i'm with her you always israel what you always were which has nothing to do with all to do with her ♪ how that was? [cheers and applause] i want to speak about two of your works assassins. it's in this book. it's a beautiful musical don't get me wrong but it's a musical about assassins. you have kids throughout incredibly imprergsable. they are going to go to broadway and they are going to see this thing and grow up to sing and dance and shoot the president. you don't feel responsibility for that? >> yeah, but they get killed at the end. >> stephen: so it's a happy ending? for steven sondheim it's a happy ending. >> all at sassins came to a bad end. so -- all those assassins came to a bad end. if there's a lesson there it's don't assassinate. >> stephen: that's what i mean, keep it simple. if you want the definitive book get this

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. >> if you asked i would have upped the tempo for you. >> stephen: seriously? >> yes. to do. sorry grateful. >> stephen: grateful happy why look for answers when none occur. you always are what you always were which has nothing to do with all to do with her ♪ how about that? [cheers and applause] i want to take you to task for two of your works. >> okay. >> stephen: assassins that's in this book. it's a beautiful musical, don't get me wrong. it's a musical about assassins. you have kids who are impressionable. they are going to go to broadway, see this thing and grow up to sing and dance and shoot the president. you don't feel responsibility for that? >> yeah, they get killed at the end. >> stephen: so it's a happy ending. for steven sondheim it's a happy ending. all those assassins came to a bad end. so, if there's a lesson there it's don't assassinate. >> stephen: that's what i mean, keep it simple. you want the define book get this one, look i made a hat. thank you so (stage manager) we're back in two minutes! so are you going to ask out the head? the head? there ar

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day move that person on and sometimes it was like two songs playing against each other in plea offer tempo just like blaring you know say this rock music with like a johnny cash song against each other they play them both of the same in the same room yes and. the whole interrogation thing seems so weird that they focused so much on using things that weren't necessarily i guess i just had such amped up expectations of what torture was that when i saw torture as. you know listening to music and stressful positions i think like most people it just didn't really strike me and i i think my hot head had a hard time working around why that was really torture but then you know i came to realize. it's you know these are these are just really insidious psychological techniques that are being utilized and it's not you know it's not the torture of like a movie you know we don't have people wired up to rocks and we don't have you know we're not pulling out toenails but we are doing is leaving them in really uncomfortable positions on the floor in the cold for hours and hours and hours listening to musi

libiam, amor fra calici ♪ ♪ piu caldi baci avra ♪ ♪ tra voi, tra voi ♪ ♪ sapro dividere ♪ ♪ il tempolause ] zahn: and with that ovation, we come to the end of the operatic portion of our concert here on the great lawn of new york's central park, but there's much more to come. as promised, andrea bocelli's "gift to new york" is a gift that will keep on giving, including more special guest stars, as well as some of andrea bocelli's biggest hits. but right now, in this short intermission, why not give a gift of your own to your public television station, without whom you wouldn't be enjoying this wonderful concert? pick up the phone, grab the nearest mobile device or fire up your computer and get in touch with your public television station to let them know this is the kind of programming you want to see. we'll be right back to new york city's great lawn after this short break. major funding for this program is provided by... and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. major corporate support provided by... in the beginning, it was just a small dream -- we

you write, maybe do not want to give away your secrets, but are you writing in real time, at that tempoyou write slowly and learn to play faster? >> i used to do everything intuitively, did not write music, i would not think about what i was doing. i would fiddle around -- i use a lot of alternate tooting. i would emerge a few hours later and say, this is what i have got. it was a cathartic experience for me. over the years, i have become a little more analytical. today, my approach is a balance, and intuitive process where you allow yourself to empty your mind a little bit and let stuff come in so that you can experience what is going on around you in a way and translate that into musical experience. >> it is interesting you talk about emptying your mind. there was a brain imaging study published where my colleague, charles lim, a narrow scientist, put some composers in an mri machine. if any of you have had an mri to see if there was a broken bone or cancer detection, we have a special version called functional mri, wary can track the flow of blood in your brain. we put people in the

begin ♪ hurry, hurry step right on in ♪ and some rhythm and blues legends enjoyed adding a little tempo ♪ he's leaving ♪ [leaving] ♪ on that midnight train ♪ to georgia ♪ [leaving on] ♪ [the midnight train] many of the artists showed their softer side, making some of the most sensual ballads ever. ♪ i'm giving him something ♪ he can feel ♪ ah-ha-ha ♪ to let him know ♪ reasons ♪ the reasons that we hear ♪ the reasons that we feel ♪ a sweet, special lady ♪ and a very exciting girl ♪ ooo, so exciting ♪ loving you is easy ♪ 'cause you're beautiful you know james, love is a very strong emotion. it is. and sometimes it takes over what we say and how we act. ♪ close the door, baby ♪ ♪ and let me blow your mind ♪ just ♪ let me make love to you, baby ♪ ♪ i've got love on my mind ♪ 'cause love ♪ won't let me wait ♪ ♪ not one more minute, baby mmm, this collection really does have the sexiest and best slow jams ever. ♪ if only you were here ♪ you'd wash away my tears ♪ the sun would shine ♪ once again, you'll be mine, all mine ♪ ♪ what you won't do ♪ to do for love ♪ you tried everything ♪ but you

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